FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE
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Publisher Emeritus Boston Starts Here Carol Troxell As “America’s First Open Marketplace,” Faneuil Hall Editor/Advertising Director Marketplace is the first stop for visitors coming to Ed Hurley Boston – as well as a favorite stop for locals – who enjoy the many restaurants, retail shops, cafes, Design pushcarts, street performers and food colonnade Pam Rogers Design merchants on the property. Editorial Ann Murphy Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Marissa Sullivan Boston, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is the cornerstone of Boston’s Market District, which also includes Production Boston Public Market, the Haymarket Pushcarts, the Christina Grise Rose Kennedy Greenway and several restaurants, Emma Curran taverns and retail outlets. Photography David Sarnevitz The District borders the Waterfront, the North End, the Financial District and Government Center. It is Management Office a well-traveled part of Boston’s “Freedom Trail.” General Manager Stay In Touch Joe O’Malley FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 617-523-1300 FaneuilHallMarketplaceBoston.com
Retail & Specialty Leasing Marketplace Hours Whitney Gallivan Monday – Thursday 10 am – 9 pm [email protected] 10 am – 7 pm (Winter) Office Leasing Friday & Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm Robert Le Clair Sunday: 11 am – 7 pm [email protected] Noon – 6 pm (Winter) Events & Marketing Food Colonnade Open Late Ed Hurley 617-523-1300 ext. 7030 Getting Here | Take the ...To History! [email protected] Blue Line to Aquarium or Government Center to Government Center or North Station Public Relations Green Line Ann Murphy – O’Neill and Associates Orange Line to State Street or Haymarket 617-646-1031 Red Line to Park Street or Downtown Crossing [email protected] Commuter Rail to North or South Station Corporate Signage / Sponsorships Discounted Parking Bryon D. Appel Discounted parking available online at 212-213-4444 ext. 206 75StateStreetGarage.com or with validation [email protected] coupon from participating Marketplace Travel & Tourism merchants. Buy online and save time, scan Carolyn J. Feimster printed ePermit to enter and exit the garage. 732-249-6080 75StateStreetGarage.com | (617) 443-2817 [email protected]
Neighborhood Guide Cover Photos: A Publication Of The Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants Association Top: Quincy Market Bottom Left: Robert Clark Linda DeMarco, President Bottom Right: McCormick & Schmick’s Gail Richman, Vice President Sara Youngelson, Treasurer
4 Faneuil Hall Marketplace A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR MARTIN J. WALSH
Greetings,
Faneuil Hall is one of Boston’s most iconic destinations. In many ways, it tells the story of our city. It’s often called the “Cradle of Liberty,” where revolutionaries gathered to discuss the future of our nation. Today, it’s where locals and visitors alike gather to enjoy the food, music, and culture of our diverse city.
My office at City Hall looks out over the Marketplace. Every day, I’m inspired to see how our city’s rich history endures in this exciting urban hub. Modern dancers and talented musicians perform in the same place where early Bostonians demonstrated for American Independence. School children come to learn about the women’s suffrage rallies and anti-slavery protests that changed the course of history. And local vendors sell goods on the same spot where the earliest merchants helped to establish Boston’s economy.
Faneuil Hall is also the anchor of Boston’s Marketplace District, which includes our traditional outdoor Haymarket as well as the modern Boston Public Market. It ties together some of Boston’s most historic neighborhoods, like the North End and Beacon Hill. And it’s right across the street from City Hall Plaza, which we’ve transformed into a welcoming public space that hosts cultural events all year long.
For centuries, Faneuil Hall has been a place where big ideas are born. It’s a living monument to a city that’s just as excited about its future as it is proud of its past. We invite everyone to explore this gateway to Boston.
Sincerely,
Mayor Martin J. Walsh
FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 5 Table Of Contents A Message From Mayor Martin J. Walsh...... 5 A Letter From Governor Charles D. Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn E. Polito...... 7 A Message From Linda J. DeMarco...... 8 Welcome To Boston...... 10 Neighborhood Map ...... 12 Spend The Day At The Market District...... 14 History of Faneuil Hall Marketplace And Its Neighbors...... 18 Festivities Abound Year Round At Faneuil Hall Marketplace ...... 22 World Famous Variety Acts Dazzle The Crowds...... 26 The Bull Market ...... 30 Having Fun In Boston ...... 36 In Memory Of Carol Troxell...... 38 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Map ...... 40 Quincy Market Food Colonnade...... 42 Quincy Market South Canopy ...... 44 Quincy Market North Canopy ...... 46 South Market Building...... 48 North Market Building...... 50 Take A Trip Around The Culinary World At Faneuil Hall Marketplace...... 52 Restaurants...... 56 Historic Faneuil Hall / The Shops At Marketplace Center...... 62 Boston Public Market ...... 64
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The Official Garage of Faneuil Hall Marketplace April 2018
Dear Friends: On behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lieutenant Governor Polito and I welcome you to Faneuil Hall Marketplace in the heart of Boston’s Market District. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to help appreciate the overwhelming history Boston has to offer.
Boston’s Market District is home to a variety of food vendors and restaurants in the historic neighborhood bordered by Haymarket Square and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. This area, known as Boston’s heart and soul, is best described as a microcosm of Boston and the crossroads of the city. Here the Greenway, the Freedom Trail, the train lines and the top tourist destinations all intersect. Faneuil Hall Marketplace will also be sure to provide all the food and fun that one could hope for while traveling around the city.
Lieutenant Governor Polito and I would like to wish you the very best as you search for great food and great times in this historic and vibrant part of Boston. Sincerely,
CHARLES D. BAKER KARYN E. POLITO GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A Message From Linda J. DeMarco President of the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants Association
Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants In the springtime, Patriots Day on Association is pleased to present the 2018 April 16th, brings us the Boston Marathon. Neighborhood Guide that includes informa- In the summertime, it’s Harborfest tion about the country’s most historic kicking off on June 29th for the Independ- marketplace, our merchants, our street ence Day holiday and the chance to enjoy performer program, and all the great places beautiful New England summer weather to shop, eat, drink and be merry. and our outdoor restaurant patios and Faneuil Hall Marketplace, located in the pushcarts. heart of Boston, where the seeds of the The fall brings the return of the American Revolution were sown, welcomes college students, the annual A’Cappella millions of visitors annually who are looking Competition and Halloween Pet Parade for a place where the past blends with the and Costume Contest. present. Unique one-of-a-kind, locally- We kick off the holiday season in owned specialty shops complement major November with Blink!, a spectacular show national and international brands to give where the Marketplace has the tallest tree visitors the ultimate retail experience. in the Northeast that’s adorned with The Merchants Association is dedicated 300,000 blinking lights synchronized to to producing events and programs that music. make the Marketplace a desirable spot for On behalf of the Merchants Associa- both local residents and tourists alike. tion, we invite you to come and visit soon. There’s always something happening at Faneuil Hall Marketplace through every season.
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Photo Courtesy of Kyle Klein Photography NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM | AERIAL OF ROSE KENNEDY GREENWAY
Welcome To Boston
“The Hub of the Universe,” “The Athens of for visitors. There is also an array of smaller America,” “The City Upon a Hill” and “Bean- museums including the Isabella Stewart town” are names that are used to describe Gardner Museum, the African Meeting the city of Boston, one of the most historic House and the Boston Tea Party Ships & places in the U.S. As the birthplace of the Museum that showcase different aspects of American Revolution, the city of Boston the city’s history. holds a vast appeal to tourists from both Boston’s unique character and charm near and far for many different reasons. can be experienced in all corners of the city Colonial history is a big draw as millions of and is best seen on foot. Boston is also people annually visit Faneuil Hall Market- easy to navigate via public transportation, place located in the heart of revolutionary making it one of the most walkable cities in Boston and steps from historic Faneuil Hall. the U.S. The Marketplace is a popular stop on the When you’re planning your trip to 2.5-mile Freedom Trail which winds its way Boston, you can’t go wrong by making your through Boston, ending at Bunker Hill in first stop at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Charlestown via a red brick trail. then create your own vibrant itinerary to Contemporary Boston also has much see the city “from stem to stern.” to offer visitors including Fenway Park, the home of our beloved Boston Red Sox (the number one Boston tourist destination as reported by U.S. News & World Report), the bustling Back Bay, the Theatre District where Broadway-bound shows and other events light up the neighborhood, popular Downtown Boston, Chinatown where Asian cuisine is king, the North End where Italian fare rules, the Boston Waterfront that is steeped in maritime history and the newly developed Seaport District where new shops, restaurants, hotels and luxury resi- dences beckon. Boston’s world class museums, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, New England Aquarium, Boston Children’s Museum and the Museum of Science (technically in Cam- THE FREEDOM TRAIL bridge) also are stops on the “must do” list
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Spend The Day At The Market District Welcome to the Market District that encom- that reflect the entrepreneurial spirit of passes Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Haymar- New Englanders. The Boston Public Market ket, Boston Public Market and the Rose is also a neighborhood destination as it of- Kennedy Greenway. The Market District has fers seasonal programming and events. been in existence since the 1700’s when Haymarket pushcart vendors have wealthy Colonial merchant Peter Faneuil been fixtures of the Market District since donated a building to the city for the pur- the early 1800’s, selling produce and other poses of a market and meeting hall. It is food items every Friday and Saturday out- here in the Market District at historic Fa- doors next to Boston Public Market and neuil Hall, also known as the Cradle of Lib- abutting the Rose Kennedy Greenway. erty, where the Sons of Liberty held The original Haymarket pushcarts meetings and the seeds of the American were the inspiration for Quincy Market’s Revolution were sown. Bull Market specialty carts, unveiled during The Market District grew by leaps and the reopening of the Marketplace in 1976, bounds when Mayor Josiah Quincy took of- and started a retail trend that spread world- fice in 1823, and vowed to build a new wide. Haymarket vendors have modernized structure to expand space for merchants to their carts, but their commitment to their sell food and other goods for the City’s ex- customers and their perseverance to sell panding population. In 1826, Quincy Market their wares during all types of weather en- was opened to serve all of Boston’s resi- dures to this day. dents and remained a vital food market Diagonally across from Boston Public until the mid 1900’s when it fell into disre- Market is the New England Holocaust pair. A revitalization movement ensued in Memorial at Carmen Park built to foster the 1970’s which saved Quincy Market from reflection on the impact of bigotry and the demolition and restored the classic building outcomes of evil during World War II and to with a new purpose. In 1976, Faneuil Hall this day. Marketplace reopened as the country’s first Weaving around the Market District is festival marketplace featuring goods made the Rose Kennedy Greenway, a 1.5 mile by local artisans, a food colonnade with roof garden atop a highway tunnel and a cuisines from around the world, restaurants contemporary public park stretching from at all corners of the building and outdoor the North End to Chinatown, connecting the street performers to liven up the atmos- neighborhoods with historic Quincy Market phere. and Haymarket. This innovative public The Market District has grown with the space offers diverse food trucks, 400+ free arrival of Boston Public Market, a short annual events, play programming for fami- stroll from Faneuil Hall Marketplace, that lies, and pop-up experiences including an features locally sourced food and retailers outdoor beer garden. Free Wi-Fi is available
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BOSTON PUBLIC MARKET | ROSE KENNEDY GREENWAY on the Greenway, one of the largest free fans, the Country in the City concert will be networks in Massachusetts. The Greenway held on September 13 where national coun- hosts innovative and contemporary art try artists will be featured. On Saturday, through free, temporary exhibitions. Con- September 15, it’s the Boston Social Fitness servancy art commissions have won four Festival, an all-day celebration where every- prestigious awards in the past five years one is invited to move, cycle and play to- from the Americans for the Arts’ Public Art gether. In July and August, there are weekly Network. Not to be missed, the popular Wednesday evening concerts at City Hall one-of-a-kind Greenway Carousel features Plaza and Friday lunchtime concerts at Sam hand-carved animals native to Boston, such Adams Park. The City is also gearing up for as a lobster, fox and peregrine falcon. The another Boston Winter program in late Carousel was designed to be accessible to 2018 into early 2019. individuals with physical, cognitive and sen- Also new to the neighborhood is the sory disabilities. Seven unique water fea- Dreamland Wax Museum, adjacent to City tures and splash fountains span the park Hall Plaza, where you can see lifelike wax amongst beautiful and organically main- figures of prominent Bostonians including tained lawns and gardens. The Greenway Tom Brady, Ben Affleck and President John provides a world-class park experience for F. Kennedy. all visitors. Joe O’Malley, General Manager of Fa- The Market District is also right next neuil Hall Marketplace, says it’s an honor to door to Boston City Hall Plaza, which has a work at this historic landmark. “As a local slew of family-friendly free activities guy, it is a tremendous honor to have the planned for 2018 for all ages, produced by responsibility of managing the ‘Hub of the the Mayor’s Office of Tourism, Sports and Hub,’ leading a talented and dedicated team Entertainment. For disco fans, don’t miss and working together with the Merchants the Celebration of Summer IV: Donna Sum- Association to bring this place back to what mer Roller Disco Party in honor of Grammy- it once was,” said O’Malley. He says that he award winner and Boston native Donna enjoys meeting the visitors who travel to Summer on June 22. On July 21, City Hall the Marketplace from all over the globe and Plaza heats up with the 11 annual Caliente! that he has a deep appreciation of what the Latin Music Festival. On Sunday, August 12, property means to him and to others. “As a it’s Gospel Fest, New England’s largest history buff, I cherish the significance of gospel music celebration. For country music Quincy Market and the surrounding area.”
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THE GREAT HALL IN HISTORIC FANEUIL HALL | THE OLD STATE HOUSE
History of Faneuil Hall Marketplace And Its Neighbors
History abounds at Faneuil Hall Marketplace Freedom Trail® as it sits in the heart of Colonial Boston Beginning on Boston Common adjacent to where the American Revolution began. Visi- the Massachusetts State House you’ll find tors can immerse themselves in the spirit of yourself on the Freedom Trail. Marked by a the “Sons of Liberty” as they walk in their red line on city sidewalks, Boston’s 2.5-mile footsteps, visiting sites where they planned Freedom Trail connects 16 of the country’s the Revolutionary War and where the city of most significant historical landmarks, weav- Boston established its foothold as being one ing its way through Boston’s proud past in of the best merchant trading places in the the midst of this vital, modern city. It is a world. unique collection of museums, churches, meeting houses, burying grounds, parks, a Historic Faneuil Hall ship and historic markers that tell the story Known as the “Cradle of Liberty,” historic Fa- of the American Revolution and beyond. neuil Hall, adjacent to Faneuil Hall Market- The Freedom Trail goes through Faneuil Hall place, has been operating for 275 years as a Marketplace and continues to the North End site of meetings, protests and debate. The ending at Bunker Hill Monument in National Park Service of Boston provides Charlestown. For information: free daily tours of the Great Hall where Rev- www.thefreedomtrail.org olutionary-era meetings and protests took place. Over the years, abolitionists, women's suffragists, labor unionists and political can- didates have used historic Faneuil Hall as their meeting place. The building of the Great Hall at Faneuil Hall was an after- thought as wealthy merchant Peter Faneuil, who donated the building to the city to house a new central marketplace, decided to add on the meeting space which proved to be an important part of the City’s history. Historic Faneuil Hall has been undergoing renovations and is slated to reopen mid- 2018. For information: www.nps.gov/bost LINDA PERLMAN–HISTORIC TOURS OF QUINCY MARKET
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Historic Walking Tours of western hemisphere, the Ancient and Quincy Market Honorable Artillery Company (AHAC), the Historian Linda Perlman will bring you back museum sits on the fourth floor of Faneuil in time as she leads free walking tours of Hall and adds to the rich Boston history that historic Quincy Market at Faneuil Hall Mar- surrounds it. For information: ketplace throughout the year. Stroll with her www.ahac.us.com through Quincy Market as she sets the scene in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s Old State House when the population of the City of Boston Located one block from Faneuil Hall Market- was exploding and Faneuil Hall was host to place and on the Freedom Trail, the Old food merchants in pushcarts that were try- State House, built in 1713, is the oldest pub- ing to keep up with the newcomers to lic building remaining in Boston. It housed Boston and their need for food. When government offices of the Massachusetts Mayor Josiah Quincy took office, he vowed Bay Colony and the Royal Governor, ap- to establish a public market where both pointed by the King of England, who held of- aristocrats and laborers could buy their fice until 1775. In the early 1700’s, the first goods. In 1826, Quincy Market opened to floor served as a merchants exchange and great fanfare and was an immediate suc- on the second floor was the seat of the colo- cess. Linda will let you in on lesser known nial government followed by the state gov- historic facts that you won’t see or hear any- ernment. The second floor balcony is where else. For tour information: www.fa- adorned with the royal symbols of the lion neuilhallmarketplace.com. and unicorn which were painstakingly re- stored and moved back to their original lo- The Museum and Armory of the cations in 2014. It was from the balcony that Ancient and Honorable Artillery at the Royal Governor made proclamations to Historic Faneuil Hall the public, overlooking King Street. After the The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com- Revolutionary War in 1776, it was on that pany’s Museum and Library at historic Fa- balcony that the Declaration of Independ- neuil Hall offers a compelling and ence was read to the residents of Boston educational view of our nation’s military confirming the birth of the new nation. Just from the days of the Revolutionary War to outside the Old State House, is the site of the present, as well as the role that Boston the Boston Massacre, a bloody confronta- has played in a variety of military affairs. tion where five Bostonians were killed in a This museum captivates visitors ranging fight with British troops in March 1770. The from military history enthusiasts to those Bostonian Society has been the caretaker of seeking an introductory lesson on how the Old State House since 1881. The Old weapons, uniforms and other tools have State House Museum is open daily. For evolved over centuries. Operated by the old- information: www.bostonhistory.org est chartered military organization in the
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BOSTON AREA MG CLUB CLASSIC CAR SHOW SERIES | PRIDE DAY | MOVIE NIGHT Festivities Abound Year Round At Faneuil Hall Marketplace With activities, events and performances of- fered both inside and outside, Faneuil Hall Marketplace has something to offer people of all ages at every time of year! With live street performances to annual signature events, the Marketplace is the perfect loca- tion to spend your day. This summer, Faneuil Hall Marketplace will host the 11th Annual Boston Area MG Club Classic Car Show Series, with shows running during the months of June, July and August. Head over to the West End of the A’CAPPELLA COMPETITION Marketplace to view an array of antique cars Join us for the Opening Ceremony on June and chat with the owners! 29 to celebrate one of the nation’s largest Pride Day @Faneuil Hall Market- patriotic celebrations here in the City of place returns to kick off Boston Pride Week th Boston, and grab a slice of cake to com- on Saturday, June 2, for its 18 anniversary! memorate America’s official birthday. Stop by the West End of the Marketplace Once again Faneuil Hall Marketplace and enjoy live entertainment for all ages. will partner with Boston Comic Con – now Performances will include local musicians, known as FanExpo Boston – on a special Zumba dance classes and much more. Don’t event for the 6th consecutive year as comic nd miss the exciting 2 Annual High Heel book and pop culture fans visit Boston on Dash beginning on Union Street and ending August 10 to 12 for the three-day extrava- at the Marketplace. ganza. On June 29, Faneuil Hall Marketplace During the month of August, Faneuil will be honoring the city’s colonial roots as th Hall Marketplace will offer “Movies at the well as America’s Independence at the 37 Marketplace” every Friday evening. The Annual Harborfest kickoff. Harborfest West End will be transformed into an out- began as a three-day event consisting of door movie theater where visitors will have around 35 activities, but has since flourished the opportunity to enjoy free movies start- into a four-day festival complete with over ing at dusk and cabaret-style seating with 200 activities at Boston’s best landmarks. café tables and chairs. On October 20 and 21, Faneuil Hall Marketplace will host the 22nd Annual A’- Cappella Competition during the weekend of the international rowing competition, the Head of the Charles. The best A’cappella groups in New England will go head-to-head as they entertain the crowds while compet- ing in the West End of the Marketplace. Each group will sing to a panel of judges for the chance to win prizes and the winning title. HARBORFEST
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Finish off the and provides the ideal venue to ring in the month of October New Year! with a “howl” as the With cozy restaurants and a great vari- 6th Annual Hal- ety of gifts and sweets for your loved one, loween Pet Parade Faneuil Hall Marketplace is the place to be & Costume Con- for Valentine’s Day. From chocolates to test will be held on jewelry to an unforgettable dining experi- October 27. Dress ence, the Marketplace offers only the best up your favorite for your Valentine. HALLOWEEN PET PARADE pooch or feline and School vacation also comes full force in watch them strut their stuff and have a February so what better place to bring the chance to win exciting prizes! kids than to Faneuil Hall Marketplace? Dur- Thanksgiving may bring families to- ing vacation week, the Marketplace offers gether, but the Marketplace brings the City “Marketplace Movie Nights” for children together with amazing bargains on Black of all ages with free movies and fun. Friday, taking place on November 23. Fa- And don’t forget the biggest unofficial neuil Hall Marketplace kicks off the holiday holiday in Boston – St. Patrick’s Day the season with the Annual Faneuil Hall one day a year when everyone at Faneuil Holiday Spectacular on WBZ-TV (CBS Hall Marketplace is Irish. Boston) with a program filled with songs, As spring ap- dance and glee. Last year marked the start proaches, Faneuil of the new and improved Blink! that was re- Hall Marketplace designed to feature more lights throughout will host its 6th the Marketplace that can morph into all the Annual Easter Egg colors on the spectrum and more sound Scavenger Hunt with a variety of songs heard throughout on April 13. Partici- the property. Visit the website for the exact pants will gather to date and return to the Marketplace through- pick up their clue out the holiday season to see the incredible sheet, complete decorations and the live entertainment that EASTER EGG HUNT with riddles and takes place throughout the holidays. hints leading to the The 33rd Annual Boston Tuba Christ- horde of eggs hidden throughout the mas will take place on November 24, where Marketplace. an estimated 150-200 tuba players will sere- The Street Performer Auditions take nade the crowd with everyone’s favorite hol- place in April whereby talented musicians, iday classics at their outdoor performance acrobats and other performers try out for a in the West End of the Marketplace. Boston spot in the world-famous Street Performer Tuba Christmas concert is presented by the program. Harvey Phillips Foundation, a non-profit And finally, if fitness is your passion, foundation dedicated to “developing, ex- then be sure to check out the Indoor and panding, and preserving the music arts.” Outdoor Fitness Classes offered through- Celebrate the end of 2018 and the be- out the year at the Marketplace. With a ginning of 2019 where Faneuil Hall Market- variety of classes offered you can dance place, in partnership with First Night/First your way to good health with these fun, Day Boston, will host “The Ice” all day on De- interactive fitness sessions. cember 31, New Year’s Eve. The celebration For updates please visit: features a collection of ice sculptures ac- www.FaneuilHallMarketplace.com. companied by street theatre performances
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THE RED TROUSER SHOW | WACKY CHAD | KILTED COLIN World Famous Variety Acts Dazzle the Crowds Australia, New Zealand, India, Malaysia, forming at the Marketplace for many years. China, Canada, England, Germany, France, “The best thing about performing at Faneuil Italy, the Netherlands, Bahrain and Boston! Hall Marketplace is the great sense of com- Those are just a few of the locales where Fa- munity you get from the other world-class neuil Hall Marketplace Street Performers performers who are constantly sharing have performed, showcasing their talents ideas and insights to make each show bet- worldwide to audiences that are very di- ter and better every day,” said Colin. He’s al- verse, but all have one thing in common, ready performed in New Zealand this year, they love to be entertained. Faneuil Hall and plans on performing in Canada and Marketplace is known to have some of the Austria as well, so be sure to catch his act at best street theater in the country, and for a Faneuil Hall Marketplace soon! good reason. The quality of the performers, You may see Wacky Chad bouncing up their passion for their work and the unique and down on a pogo stick while doing performance space that is located in the stunts, tricks and telling jokes. His antics heart of historic Boston attracts the best have gotten him on America’s Got Talent and street performers to the Marketplace. an appearance at the Superbowl. Wacky From jugglers, to contortionists, to ac- Chad said that Faneuil Hall Marketplace, “is robats, to pogo-ists, Faneuil Hall Market- one of the best, if not the best street per- place Street Performers captivate visitors former pitches (locations) in the world.” He year round (weather permitting) with one- loves the crowds and the great list of well- of-a-kind acts to please all types of crowds. known street performers that keep the Mar- The Street Performers have a rich history of ketplace humming. their own at the Marketplace, which was re- Another pogo-ist, who has set multiple vitalized in 1976 as the first “festival” mar- Guinness World Records, is Pogo Fred who ketplace of its kind in the United States. puts on an extreme pogo stunt show and Having a robust outdoor street theater was now calls Boston and Faneuil Hall Market- a major factor in redesigning the public place his home. Pogo Fred says that he has space and was the key to enlivening the performed all over the world and Faneuil historic brick and granite-lined walkways Hall Marketplace has some of the most en- around Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall ergetic, engaging and generous audiences. Marketplace. What makes pogo-ing such a universally ac- If you are visiting the Marketplace, you claimed act? “I am lucky that pogo-ing is very are more than likely to meet one of the visual, so even in countries where I cannot dozens of performers who make it so spe- communicate, they understand the difficulty cial. Kilted Colin will give you a great show of the tricks without needing much explana- that may include bagpipes, beatboxing, jug- tion,” said Pogo Fred, who mentioned that gling, acrobatics and dancing. He’s been per- he goes wherever his pogo takes him.
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A L A K A Z A M | POGO FRED | THE REAL MCCOY SHOW
Brent McCoy, known as The Real Another daredevil and newcomer to McCoy Show, is a world class juggler who the Street Performer program is comedian has been performing at Faneuil Hall Market- and juggler Greg Frisbee. If you get place for nine years. He grew up on a dairy squeamish, look the other away when Greg farm in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont is throwing knives in the air, but he will and started juggling and performing circus catch them and tell you a joke at the same acts as a teenager. He says performing at time. Greg is delighted to be performing at the Marketplace gives him the opportunity the Marketplace, as he is a Massachusetts to work alongside some of the best street native who has an appreciation of the signif- performers in the world at one of the most icance of the site. renowned street theater pitches in the “Boston and Faneuil Hall Marketplace country. Brent has performed all over the are known around the world as a destina- world and has some exciting trips planned tion hotspot, here you will find people from for this year to Switzerland, Canada, Austria all walks of life and with all the shops, and Australia in addition to his regular per- restaurants and shows to be seen, it creates formances at the Marketplace. a fun, family-friendly environment which is One of the longtime veterans of the Fa- great,” said Greg. He has performed all over neuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer pro- the world but loves to come back home and gram is Alakazam (Al), the Human Knot, entertain at the Marketplace. who has performed worldwide and in every Tobin and David, also known as The state in the U.S. except Alaska. He’s celebrat- Red Trouser Show, have known each other ing his 20th anniversary at the Marketplace since first grade and have performed their and has a deep appreciation for the historic acrobatic, comedy, and juggling show for location. “Faneuil Hall Marketplace is always over 10 years after getting started at the in- a great place to perform because it is a his- ternationally acclaimed Circus Smirkus. toric site and attracts people from all over Tobin says, “Our favorite part of performing the country. People who would not normally at Faneuil Hall Marketplace is its rich history be able to see a good street show in their that is so prevalent and attracts great num- hometown have the opportunity to see bers of people from all over the world. This some of the best in the world in one place. makes the shows really fun and at the end Most tourists that come here are very happy of the day that is why we are performers.” to watch a show, laugh, cheer and tip at the The Red Trouser Show is just back from a end, and that’s all I can ask for in a good au- tour of New Zealand where they performed dience,” said Al who is a native of Sydney, at three festivals, and will remain in the U.S. Australia. His contortionist routines wow the for the rest of the season, performing at crowds at the Marketplace where he is state fairs and at the Marketplace. known for his risk-taking moves like the Additional variety performers you time he balanced on a 12-foot pole while should stop by and catch are Bob At Large, juggling machetes! Cate Great!, Jason Escape, Robert Clarke, Snap Boogie, The Flying Hawaiian Show and the Yo-Yo Show.
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JUDY LILLA | SUSAN LUONGO
The Bull Market
What’s the Bull Market at Faneuil Hall Mar- of Happy Hangups and Boston Kids push ketplace? No, it’s not a place where stock- carts, who has been working at the Market- brokers gather to celebrate a big day on place since she was 15 years old. “I’m look- Wall Street (although we do host lots of ing forward to meeting new visitors and folks from the Financial District for after- welcoming returning visitors that always work get-togethers at our restaurants and make sure to stop by the Marketplace when pubs). The Bull Market, named after the they come to Boston.” Happy Hangups fea- famed bull on the weathervane atop tures holiday ornaments and keepsakes of Quincy Market, was the nation’s first spe- Boston and Boston Kids features a collec- cialty retail cart program, also known as our tion of children’s Boston souvenir bibs, t- beloved push carts. When you walk through shirts, sweatshirts, hats and other apparel, Quincy Market, you will see the push carts plus toys and accessories. on both sides of the South and North Mar- Judy Lilla owns the push cart Stuck on ket canopies. The carts replicate the old Stickpins and sells stickpins, earrings, neck- time push carts where grocers sold their laces, bracelets and other items. Judy, who food and other wares, and resemble the has been a vendor at the Marketplace since push carts at nearby Haymarket, still oper- the 1990’s, says she has some wonderful ating as an outdoor fruit and vegetable loyal customers who return every year and market every Friday and Saturday, 52 weeks it’s the history of the Marketplace that a year. keeps visitors coming back. “Faneuil Hall In the warmer weather, Faneuil Hall Marketplace’s historical presence continues Marketplace push carts are spread through- to evolve to keep history alive. It offers its out the property selling gifts and unique many visitors from around the world an items including jewelry, Christmas orna- experience and taste of Boston they will ments, toys and dolls, Irish-themed items, always remember. The Marketplace’s socks, pajamas, artwork, handbags, hats, uniqueness, charm and character have shoes, t-shirts, Boston-themed clothing and gift items, music-themed gifts and more. Many of the push cart vendors are longtime Marketplace merchants who have a deep pride in the property and want to share that with visitors. “The Bull Market is special to me be- cause it is historic and charming. The push cart concept has been emulated all over the world. You can now find different versions of the push cart in shopping centers every- where thanks to the original push carts at Quincy Market,” said Susan Luongo, owner MARKETPLACE PUSH CART OWNERS
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STEVE JENAL AND BENZ | M A R Y J E N A L been maintained to be the best ever.” energy, excitement, and community, that is Mary Jenal, owner of Sock It To Me and the spirit of Boston. It is a shopping experi- Boxers To Go, started working at Faneuil ence beyond all others,” said Arthur. He en- Hall Marketplace in the late 1970’s, and says joys serving customers from both near and that the push carts are unique and are far, “I look forward to showing all of our, owner-operated. “We choose merchandise ‘local to global’, customers that the Bull from many different places to provide Market at Faneuil Hall Marketplace is an en- shopping like nowhere else,” Mary and her during and historical shopping venue that brother Steve Jenal who co-own the busi- creates a new adventure with each new nesses, love meeting their customers and visit. Faneuil Hall Marketplace is truly where acting as ambassadors for Faneuil Hall Mar- Boston begins.” ketplace. “I look forward to sunshine, happy Lisa Mulcahy is the owner of Musically families from all over the world and making Yours push cart where you can find a lot of people happy with my fun products,” said great gift items with musical themes. She Mary. Steve says he wants to ensure that says, it’s the uniqueness of the push carts the future of the push cart program is se- that makes shopping so special at Faneuil cure, “I am working to help ensure the fu- Hall Marketplace, “Faneuil Hall Marketplace ture of the Bull Market program utilizing the and the Bull Market program offer some- experience of the past as a guide.” thing for everyone that you can't find any- Arthur Merry and his wife Sherry have where else. As soon as you walk onto the been push cart owners since the late property, you can feel the history.” 1970’s, when the Marketplace reopened to Your shopping experience at Faneuil great fanfare. They operate Sea Boston USA Hall Marketplace must include a stroll and Boston Campus Gear where you can around Quincy Market, the North and buy a variety of merchandise with Boston South Markets, where the famed Bull and university themes. Arthur says it’s a Market vendors sell one-of-a-kind items phenomenal place to work and to shop, and have great passion for the historic “For over 40 years, the Bull Market at Fa- Marketplace that they love to share with neuil Hall Marketplace offers the experi- their customers. ence that exemplifies the tremendous
SHERRY AND ARTHUR MERRY LISA MULCAHY
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Having Fun In Boston
Boston Children’s Boston Tea Party Museum Ships & Museum Exploring the water- Enjoying a night at front and discovering “Huzzah! Tavern the Power of Play at Nights” – Boston’s Boston Children’s only Colonial Tavern Photo: Karin Hansen Karin Photo: Museum with hands- Fitzgerald Ted Photo: experience – the sec- on engagement and learning sparking creativ- ond and fourth Fridays of every month at the ity, curiosity and imagination of children. Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum! Join Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Dorothy Quincy and Boston Duck Tours other prominent Bostonians as they lift their Enjoying a tour of glasses in celebration and determine the fate Boston (available in 9 of Colonial America. different languages for international Dreamland Wax guests) via Boston Museum | FROM Duck Tours – easily WAX TO WOW! available for pick up in front of the New Eng- Coming face-to-face land Aquarium. with history makers, hometown heroes Boston Pizza Tours, and exciting celebri- Massimino’s Cucina ties at New England’s premier wax museum, Italiana and Regina featuring over 100 figures, a dozen themed gal- Pizzeria leries and experiencing the new Augmented Eating Italian food Reality inside the museum and in and around while exploring the Boston...and taking lots of selfies! North End and Quincy Market courtesy of Boston Pizza Tours, Mas- Hard Rock Café simino’s Cucina Italiana and Regina Pizzeria. Exploring Faneuil Hall and stopping by the Boston Public Market Hard Rock Café Enjoying fresh, locally Boston for some leg- sourced offerings from endary burgers and 35 small business arti- handcrafted cocktails. sans and food produc- Their lively atmosphere, classic American fare, ers of New England at unique musical experiences and authentic the Boston Public Mar- memorabilia collection cannot be beat! ket (BPM). BPM is an indoor, year-round mar- ketplace featuring produce, meat and poultry, Kings Dining & eggs, dairy, seafood, baked goods, crafts, spe- Entertainment cialty items, and prepared breakfast, lunch and Dining, bowling, dinner options. drinking and more at Boston’s top “eater- Boston Symphony tainment” venue, Orchestra creating memorable Attending a perform- experiences for guests of all ages. ance at historic Sym- phony Hall featuring Greenway Carousel the spectacular Taking a spin on the Boston Symphony hand-carved carousel Orchestra, Boston Pops, family concerts and featuring animals much more. native to New England, located in Photo: Greenway Carousel Greenway Photo: the heart of down- town Boston and steps away from Faneuil Hall!
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Having Fun In Boston (cont.)
LEGOLAND® Odyssey Boston Discovery Center Cruising year-round Boston from Rowes Wharf on Building anything the Odyssey Boston. your heart desire’s It is the perfect setting and discovering what for celebrating with Photo credit: LEGOLAND® credit: Photo Boston. Center Discovery your imagination can friends, connecting do at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston with colleagues or a romantic date for two… giving kids the power to become their own with upscale dining, entertainment and front master builder. With lots of bricks, LEGO® rides row seats to stunning skyline views. and exploring MINILAND there is no shortage of fun. Top Of The Hub Changing your per- Museum of Science spective by dining 52 Creating, imagining, floors up from the exploring and having ground to enjoy the fun! With hundreds of Top of the Hub’s
hands-on exhibits, Chinnock Earl Wayne Photo: sweeping views of iconic features like the Boston and classic cuisine. Offering fresh Theater of Electricity, seafood, high-quality steaks, a recently and new favorites like the Particle Mirror, there reinvented lounge menu and live music is something for everyone! seven nights a week to experience Boston at a whole new level.
In Memory Of Carol Troxell 1960 – 2018
Co-Owner of five businesses at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Founder of this Neighborhood Guide.
A passionate advocate for Faneuil Hall Marketplace and its merchants as well as the co-founder of the non-profit organization Pitching in for Kids. www.pitchinginforkids.org
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Quincy Market Food Colonnade 1. Legal Fish Bowl | From Legal Sea Foods: rice, noodles or greens topped with poke, salmon, shrimp and more. Opening Spring 2018. legalseafoods.com 2. The Dog House | Delicious Italian, German, Polish and Cajun sausages as well as all-beef hot dogs. doghouseboston.com 3. West End Strollers | Roll-up sandwiches and Middle Eastern food and pastries. 4. Boston and Maine Fish Co. | Famous clam chowder, a variety of fresh seafood and a lobster bar. quicklobster.com 5. Jen Lai Rice & Noodle Co. | Authentic Asian cuisine. 6. Boston Chowda Co. | Two-time winner of the Boston Harborfest Chowderfest. Purveyors of traditional New England chowder, pot pies, soups and bisques. bostonchowda.com 7. Joey’s Gelateria | The finest gelatos and sorbets. 8. Boston Kitchen | Rotisserie-style grill, sandwiches and salads. 9. El Paso Enchiladas | A variety of Mexican favorites, including tacos, burritos, salads and, of course, enchiladas. elpasoenchiladas.com 10. Philadelphia Steak & Hoagie | Authentic Philadelphia-style steak and cheese sandwiches served on fresh-baked rolls, using only top steak and fresh grilled vegetables. Voted Best Steak Sandwich by the Phantom Gourmet. 11. Walrus and the Carpenter | Boston’s best oyster bar! Lobster, clambakes, chowders, lobster rolls and three varieties of oysters. All fresh daily. 12. Fisherman’s Net | Fried seafood, fresh-cut fries and chowder. 13a. The Green Organic Bowl | Fresh salads. 13b.MMMac N’ Cheese | Their classic blend is considered to be one of the best mac and cheeses in the country including MassLive’s Best of MA. mmmacncheese.com 14. Megumi of Japan | Teriyaki-themed Japanese restaurant. 15. Magnolia Bakery | Magnolia Bakery offers a range of freshly baked, classic American desserts, including classic and Boston Cream Pie banana pudding, cakes, cupcakes, cheese cakes, cookies, brownies and pies. magnoliabakery.com 16. Kilvert & Forbes Bakeshop and Maggie’s Sweets | Yummy cookies, brownies, fine chocolates, and world-renowned macaroons. kilvertandforbesbakeshop.com 17. The Monkey Bar | A bar with a twist. Freshly made shakes, fruit frappes and cocktails. 18. Steve’s Greek Cuisine | Greek-inspired dinners, salads and wraps. 19. Regina Pizzeria | Boston’s original brick-oven baked pizza since 1926. pizzeriaregina.com 20. Berry Twist | Frozen yogurt, shakes and smoothies.
42 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items Offers Kosher Items UNIQLO – 21. Boston Café | Coffees, candy, chocolate and fudge. Upper Level Quincy Market 22. North End Bakery | Authentic North End-style calzones and pizza squares along with a wide variety of delicious desserts. 15 1 23. Gourmet India | Authentic North Indian cuisine of the highest quality; only the best quality cuts of meat and the 2 freshest vegetables are used. gourmet-india.com 3 16 24. Ueno Sushi | Fresh sushi, makimono, bubble tea and 29 udon noodle soup. 25. Aris B-B-Q | Barbecue chicken, shish kebab and other 4 17 barbecue favorites.
5 18 26. Carol Ann’s Bake Shop | Tasty homemade pastries, scones, muffins, cupcakes, cookies and macaroons. 27. The Prime Shoppe | Famous for its American turkey 6 sandwich, chicken caesar wraps and delicious ribs. 19 Established in 1955.
30 28. Sprinkles Ice Cream & Fudge Shoppe | Boston’s favorite 20 ice cream shop serving locally made ice cream, fudge, frozen yogurt and healthy fresh fruit smoothies. 7 21 sprinklesboston.com UPPER LEVEL RETAIL SHOP UNIQLO | Committed to creating clothing that focuses on the THE wearer, UNIQLO provides products with superb fit and real 32 ROTUNDA 33 value, engineered to enhance your everyday life. Come shop the brand’s full assortment of men’s, women’s and children’s collections and collaborations. uniqlo.com 22 LOWER LEVEL RETAIL SHOPS
23 29. Cheers Gift Shop | Select from a wide variety of officially 8 licensed “Cheers” merchandise at the Cheers Gift Shop! 24 CheersBoston.com* 9 30. Quincy’s Place | A family ice cream parlor, candy shop, 31 10 and eatery in the heart of Quincy Market. QuincysPlaceBoston.com* 11 25 31. RevolutionaryBoston Museum | The Freedom Trail’s 12 best selection of books, maps, Revolutionary-era flags 26 and one-of-a-kind gifts. RevolutionaryBoston.org 13 27 KIOSKS 14 32. Wicked Good Cupcakes | Famous ready-to-eat cupcakes
Ned Devine’s in a jar! wickedgoodcupcakes.com 33. lovepop | just because. We are reinventing the greeting card with intricate paper sculptures that pop. Find 28 Boston favorites and cards for any occasion at the shop. lovepopcards.com *Lower Level Quincy Listing Is Subject To Change Visit FaneuilHallMarketplace.com For Updates. Market Shops #30, 31 and 32 and restrooms are accessible from both North & South Canopies.
FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 43 13 Quincy Market South Canopy 14 INDOOR PUSHCARTS 1. Boston Kids | A collection of Boston souvenir bibs, t-shirts, sweatshirts, West End hats and other children’s apparel plus toys and accessories.
Salty Dog 2. Happy Hangups | Unique keepsakes of your Boston experience. 3. Boxers To Go II | Humorous boxer shorts as well as Boston apparel Cheers including sweatpants, sweatshirts, T-shirts, tank tops and shorts. 15 sockittomeboston.com 4. SeaBoston USA | High-quality Boston apparel for the entire family since UNIQLO First Floor 1981. seabostonusa.com 16 5. Boston Tote | A variety of bags, from coin purses to totes. 6. Life Is A Highway | The best diecast collection of model cars, airplanes, motorcycles and more! 17 7. Real Flower Jewelry | Permanent fresh cut flowers made into lasting jewelry, hair accessories and more. realflowerjewelry.com 1 18 8. Boston Art Gallery | A wide selection of beautiful matted paintings of 2 Boston’s most historic streets and landmarks. 9. Stitch by Stitch | Embroidery pushcart that customizes T-shirts and hats. 3 10. Lucky Décor | Home decorations and accessories including Turkish evil eye. 19 4 KIOSKS 5 11. RevolutionaryBoston | The Freedom Trail’s best selection of books, maps, 6 Revolutionary-era flags and one-of-a-kind gifts. RevolutionaryBoston.org 12. Boston Campus Gear | College logo apparel from Boston area 7 colleges. seabostonusa.com
8 11 13. ArtsBoston BosTix Booth | Up to 50% off on tickets for theatre, music, dance and comedy. Open Thursday through Sunday. bostix.org 12 12 OUTDOOR PUSHCARTS / SeaSOnal 20 14. Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston | Creators of the hop on/hop off sightseeing tour. trolleytours.com/boston 9 15. Kariza | Wrap skirts, dresses, resort wear and more. karizadesigns.com 10 16. I Love Boston Sports | Fun, quality sports apparel and accessories for the Boston sports lover. Ilovebostonsports.com Wagamama 21 17. Gadget Street | A collection of everything you could possibly need for your mobile device. 22 Ned Devine’s 18. Russian Collection | Beautiful wide selection of Russian goods and artwork including nesting dolls, religious items, Amber, carvings and more. East End russiandolls-boutique.com 19. Café Pulse | A café that crafts the highest quality coffee and tea beverages and serves artisanal pastries to pair with your drink of choice. 20. Coco Bar | Frozen desserts, frappes, and fresh-squeezed juices. 21. Dottie’s Sweet Beignets | A collection of fine raspberry, vanilla custard and hazelnut chocolate beignets along with fried dough nuggets, cinnamon churros and beverages. 22. Prime Express | Famous for its American turkey sandwich, chicken Caesar wraps and delicious ribs.
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19 Quincy Market North Canopy West End INDOOR PUSHCARTS 20 1. Celebrity Leggings | Specializing in leggings. The Fall/Winter MIJA Collection brings you fleece lined leggings that keep you warm. celebrity-leggings.com 2. Irish Eyes | A wee bit O’ heaven here on earth. 13 3. Illusions | Games and tricks for the young and the young at heart! 1 Unique and special gifts for music lovers. 4. Musically Yours | 2 5. A Hat For Every Head | Summer, spring, winter, fall – for every head, 14 we have it all. 17 21 6. Gadget Street |A collection of everything you could possibly need for 22 your mobile devices. 3 23 7. Pajama Party | Cute, comfy cotton sleepwear including nightshirts and pajama pants along with coordinating socks and Snoozies Slippers. 4 8. Boston Logos | The place to shop for great gifts of Boston’s four 5 championship teams…Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins! 6 9. Stuck On Stickpins | An eclectic collection of fun and fine jewelry, brooches, handmade and vintage pieces. A small space with an amazing 7 selection. lottaluxe.com 8 10. Orient Express | Asian gifts: jewelry, handbags, chopsticks and lanterns.
11. I Love Boston Sports | Fun, quality sports apparel and accessories for the 9 Boston sports lover. Ilovebostonsports.com 12. Russian Collection | Beautiful wide selection of Russian goods and artwork 10 including nesting dolls, religious items, Amber, carvings and more. russiandolls-boutique.com 18 24
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13. Sock It To Me | Socks and slippers for babies, kids and adults. 12 sockittomeboston.com 16 14. Repair Shop By Gadget Street | The place to repair a gadget in need.
15. Faneuil Hall Marketplace Photo Booth | Capture your experience at Dick’s Last Faneuil Hall with a photo keepsake. Resort 16. Apropos Footwear | Apropos are perfect shoes for imperfect feet! East End aproposfootwear.com 26 17. Destination Boston | Unique gifts and souvenirs to remember Boston! 18. The Chipyard | Great selection of freshly baked cookies. chipyard.com
OUTDOOR PUSHCARTS / SeaSOnal 19. Quincy’s Place Ice Cream Cart | Famous homemade ice cream cookie sandwiches, shakes, sundaes and more! 20. Roasted Nuts Food Cart | Roasted assortment of nuts. 21. Real Flower Jewelry | Permanent fresh cut flowers made into lasting jewelry, hair accessories and more. realflowerjewelry.com 22. Puzzle Lamps | Unique and modern 3D light fixtures that add a little pizzazz wherever they are placed. 23. Boxers To Go | Humorous boxer shorts as well as Boston apparel including sweatpants, sweatshirts, T-Shirts, tank tops and shorts. sockittomeboston.com 24. Wind Spinners | Colorful metal worked wind chimes. 25. Magic Rice | Personalized rice jewelry. 26. Boston Pretzel & Lemonade Stand | Fresh-squeezed lemonade and the best pretzel twists in town.
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FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 47 South Market Building 1 1. Anthem Kitchen + Bar | Anthem Kitchen + Bar is a casual dining restaurant serving classic American comfort food with a modern twist. anthemboston.com 2 2. Coach | Coach offers a wide selection of women’s designer handbags, wallets, shoes and jewelry. Browse the newest styles from your favorite collections at coach.com. 3 3. Ann Taylor | Ann Taylor offers high-quality, chic women’s clothing, including suits, dresses, bridesmaid dresses, blouses, pants, sweaters and skirts. 4 anntaylor.com 4. Boston Pewter Company | Featuring the largest selection of American- made pewter. A retail store selling giftware, tableware, lighting, holiday items, 5 sculpture and frames. bostonpewtercompany.com 6 5. Pepper Palace | A one-stop shop for hot sauce, BBQ sauce, salsa, pickled items, jellies and jams, beef jerky and more! pepperpalace.com 7 6. The Stone Flower | Couture clothing for juniors and petite ladies. Unique 8 jewelry and gift items. thestoneflower.com 9 7. L’Attitude Boston Boutique | This boutique shop, located in the heart of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, is where you will find that special addition to your 10 wardrobe or a gift for someone who has everything! lattitudeboston.com 8. Christmas in Boston | It’s always Christmas in Boston. Every customer will 11 feel as if they have entered a wonderland where the Christmas spirit rules. 12 Shop for all your holiday decor, including personalized ornaments, gifts and more. christmasandcity.com 9. Local Charm | Jewelry from Local Charm represents the creative talents of 13 more than 50 local, national and international artisans. These unique designs reflect a sense of origin, a period of time or elements of nature through innovative applications of various metals, gemstones and, of course, imagination. localcharm.net 14 10. Vera Bradley | An innovative brand for women specializing in bags, 11 fragrance, luggage and accessories. verabradley.com 15 11. Urban Outfitters | Always open, always awesome. Clothing, accessories and apartment items for men and women. urbanoutfitters.com 12. Uno de 50 | Uno de 50 features silver jewelry and accessories: bracelets, 16 necklaces, rings, watches, earrings and original gifts for him or her—mixing metal with leather. unode50.com 13. Victoria’s Secret | The world’s most glamorous lingerie is only the beginning. Victoria’s Secret is THE destination for chic women’s clothing, must-have shoes and lingerie. victoriassecret.com 14. Black Dog | Apparel for men, women and children plus accessories, gifts and dog products. blackdog.com 15. TUMI | Discover world-class business and travel essentials, designed to upgrade, uncomplicate, and beautify all aspects of life on the move including back packs, roller bags, briefcases, small leather goods and much more. tumi.com 16. 1630 Boston | Discover gifts that represent New England traditions with a contemporary twist. 1630 Boston brings together unique well-designed products, curated vintage goods and the best of local makers. 1630boston.com
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48 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items Banana Pudding Cupcakes & Cakes Cheesecake Pies Cookies Coffee
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FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 49 North Market Building Sephora | Play, learn, and be inspired by the world of beauty. Discover exclusive brands and products, and enjoy free classes, makeovers, and expert advice. SEPHORA 1. McCormick & Schmick’s | From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, the goal is to exceed your dining expectations. mccormickandschmicks.com 2. Michal Negrin | Featuring a unique lifestyle for more than two decades with hand-made vintage-inspired designs, including jewelry, fashion, home décor and accessories that are ageless, feminine and therefore “timeless”. michalnegrin.com 1 3. Ghirardelli® Ice Cream & Chocolate Shop | Experience decadent chocolate and irresistible World Famous Hot Fudge Sundaes, as well as unforgettable fountain treats including shakes, floats, malts and other delectable creations. There is also 2 a tempting assortment of delicious chocolate confections and beautifully wrapped gifts. ghirardelli.com 4. Durgin-Park | For well over a century, Durgin-Park has catered to the hearty appetites of straw-hatted, white-aproned market men and local characters. DurginParkRestaurant.com 3 5. The HideOut | Located in the basement of Durgin-Park, this tavern has a beer garden, live music and a casual atmosphere. Open Wednesday through Sunday 4 and now featuring stand-up comedy on most nights. 5 6. J.J. Donovan’s Tavern | An Irish watering hole in the heart of Boston. 6 7. Best of Boston | With upscale gifts and collectible souvenirs, Best of Boston is 7 the “insider's guide” to everything Boston. thecolorstores.com 8 8. Sunglass Hut & Watch Station | Shop for sunglasses and eyewear for men, women and kids, including designer and performance sunglasses at Sunglass 9 Hut. Free shipping on all orders. sunglasshut.com 10 9. Zuma Tex-Mex Grill | Zuma Tex-Mex is a Quincy Market favorite. Zuma satisfies 11 its clientele with Mexican-American comfort favorites such as fruity margaritas and sizzling fajita platters. zumatexmexgrill.com 12
10. Geoclassics | Boston’s finest collection of museum-quality gems, minerals and 13 fossils for collectors of all ages. An outstanding selection of finely crafted gemstone jewelry from around the world. geoclassics.com 14 11. Lucy’s League | Lucy’s League, a first-of-its-kind boutique, “Where the City of Sports Passion Meets the World of Women’s Sports Fashion!” thecolorstores.com/lucysleague.html 12. Newbury Comics | Established in Boston in 1978. Wicked good pop culture gifts, clothing, collectibles including exclusive comics & vinyl records available nowhere else & much much more. newburycomics.com 13. Nine West | View the latest selection of women’s shoes: dress shoes, sandals, career shoes, casual shoes, boots and more. ninewest.com 14. Samsonite | Discover the latest innovation in Samsonite luggage. Visit the store located in the North Market for an extensive assortment of all your travel needs. samsonite.com
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50 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items Offers Kosher Items Locally Made Products, Scrimshaw, Hand-Blown Glass
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Take a Trip Around The Culinary World For over 40 years Faneuil Hall Marketplace Also located in the Quincy Market Food has been a food destination for hungry Colonnade, The Walrus & Carpenter, an- visitors in search of international cuisine to other original merchant, offers an array of satisfy every craving. Take a trip around the lobster, clambakes, lobster rolls and three world in the Food Colonnade and in our varieties of oysters served fresh every day. restaurants and pubs with offerings ranging One of the oldest restaurants in Boston from Italian to Japanese, Indian, Greek, is Durgin-Park that has been here since the Mexican, American and so much more. late 1700s. Durgin- Park, “established before When in Boston, we know our guests you were born,” is best known for its tradi- crave New England seafood and there is no tional Yankee cooking and New England better place in the city to do that than specialties including prime rib, delicious Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The Salty Dog, an steaks and chops and a variety of fresh original restaurant merchant at the Market- seafood like Boston scrod. place, provides the highest quality of fresh If Italian is your favorite, indulge in a oysters, fried seafood baskets, fresh shore slice from Regina Pizzeria where they con- dinners, Maine lobster dishes and so much tinue to make delicious pizza using the more at a reasonable price. Enjoy the in- same recipe since 1926. The now popular door bar and dining room as well as the concept of selling pizza by the slice origi- famous three-season patio and street-side nated at Regina Pizzeria when it opened oyster bar. after the revitalization of Quincy Market in Since Faneuil Hall Marketplace re- 1976. opened in 1976, Fisherman’s Net has been serving up classic New England seafood sta- ples including clam chowder and bacon- wrapped seared scallops, two items that are gluten free and made with locally-sourced ingredients. If New England clam chowder is on your Boston bucket list, you must visit Boston Chowda Co., two-time winner of the Boston Harborfest Chowderfest. Boston & Maine Fish Company is another local merchant who provides tasty local seafood while also providing seating in the Colonnade for guests. BOSTON CHOWDA CO.
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Also located in the Food Colonnade, Don’t forget to enjoy their signature mar- the North End Bakery offers authentic garita or sip from one of the 150 different North End calzones and a wide variety of tequilas. delicious desserts. Pamper your taste buds with Mediter- From fresh seafood and shellfish to ranean flavor with a visit to Steve’s Greek aged steak, McCormick and Schmicks, lo- Cuisine located in the Food Colonnade. cated in North Market, is sure to exceed With predominantly vegetable-based dishes, your dining expectations. Menus reflect Steve’s Greek offers a variety of healthy and seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean hearty options. and the Gulf of Mexico with products Satisfy your sweet tooth with a stop to sourced from local ranches, farms and Kilvert & Forbes Bakeshop and Maggie’s wineries to showcase regionally inspired Sweets to enjoy a fresh chocolate chip dishes. Grab a cocktail or enjoy a variety of cookie baked from a recipe that former wines or beers either inside at the beautiful Secretary of State John Kerry perfected or bar area or out on the patio. the The Boston Chipyard, another original If Asian fusion is more your flair, visit merchant where four in-store ovens are op- Wagamama where you can dine al fresco in erating from early morning to late at night the spring, summer and fall or enjoy their to satisfy the crowds demands. If ice cream indoor restaurant year-round. Relish in their is your vice, stop on by Sprinkles Ice Cream pan-Asian menu with offerings ranging from & Fudge Shoppe and enjoy locally made ice freshly cooked rice and noodle dishes to sal- cream, fudge, yogurt or a healthy fresh fruit ads and starters. If chicken teriyaki is your smoothie. craving, walk on down to Megumi of Japan The Quincy Market Food Colonnade in the Food Colonnade at Quincy Market and restaurants feature a variety of mer- where you will also find Ueno Sushi offering chants who represent cuisine from around up fresh sushi, makimono, bubble tea, udon the globe. With 12 restaurants, 30 food noodles and so much more. merchants and 8 food kiosks, your taste Good ole American BBQ can be found buds will be fulfilled with a stroll down at Ari’s B-B-Q, an original merchant and one Faneuil Hall Marketplace. For a complete of the hottest places in the Food Colonnade list of restaurants and food vendors at known for their chicken, ribs and their fa- Faneuil Hall Marketplace visit mous hamburgers. www.faneuilhallmarketplace.com. Put some south in your mouth at Zuma Tex-Mex Grill, the best little cantina this side of El Paso. Located in the North Market, Zuma offers a variety of Tex-Mex fla- vors including grilled fajitas and their origi- nal neon margaritas! Another south of the border style restaurant is MIJA Cantina & Tequila Bar located at the entrance of Quincy Market. Get those Mexican taste buds flowing and indulge in everything from homemade warm corn tortillas to churros. KILVERT & FORBES BAKESHOP 54 Faneuil Hall Marketplace THIS VIEW
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FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 55 Eat, Drink & Be Captivated Dine beneath beautiful glass canopies at one of the many restaurants, modern pubs or outdoor cafes at the Marketplace.
ANTHEM KITCHEN + BAR South Market A casual upscale eatery, Anthem Kitchen + Bar serves a modern take on rustic American fare. With craft bottled and draft beers, skillfully mixed cocktails, fresh seafood and Boston Harborfest two-time winning “Best Clam Chowder,” Anthem Kitchen + Bar is the ideal setting for lunch and dinner daily. Large windows and patio seating allow you to enjoy the action of Faneuil Hall Marketplace while you dine. Anthem Kitchen + Bar also hosts a lively happy hour and a popular late night menu. anthemboston.com
CHEERS Quincy Market Cheers at Faneuil Hall is not just a museum – it's a wonderful place to wine, dine and have a good time. There is live entertainment every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Food is served throughout the facility RESTAURANTS and features a wonderful selection of burgers and sandwiches as well as New England seafood items and appetizers, chowders, soups and stews. Specials each day provide an opportunity to choose items that are unique to New England. The bars are prepared to serve you cocktails and wines of your choice as well as ten draft beers. cheersboston.com
DICK‘S LAST RESORT Quincy Market Stop by and let your hair down. Enjoy some grub or toss back a few cold ones on the rockin’ patio! It’s all in good fun at Dick’s in Boston, so come see why Dick has been infamous since the rowdy times began in 1985! dickslastresort.com
DURGIN-PARK North Market For well over a century, Durgin-Park has catered to the hearty appetites of straw-hatted, white-aproned market men and local characters. Take part in Boston history as you step into one of the oldest continu- ously running establishments in the country. Choose from a wide selection of comfort food and classic New England fare such as the clam chowder or the signature prime rib steak. At Durgin-Park, we serve history. DurginParkRestaurant.com 56 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items SUNDAES THAT WILL KNOCK YOUR “SOX” OFF! GHIRARDELLI ICE CREAM & CHOCOLATE SHOP FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE 6 NORTH MARKET
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FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 57 MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S North Market From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, the goal is to exceed your dining expectations. You will experience culinary excellence at its best. Menus reflect seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. Products are sourced from local ranches, farms and wineries to showcase regionally inspired dishes. A distinctive feature is the beautiful bar area that offers a comfortable environment from which to enjoy a wide variety of wines, beers, classic drinks and trendy cocktails. mccormickandschmicks.com
MIJA CANTINA & TEQUILA BAR Quincy Market MIJA Cantina & Tequila Bar is Boston’s premier authentic Mexican restaurant. Located at the entrance to Quincy Market in the world-famous Faneuil Hall, its uniquely elegant restaurant is the perfect location for enjoying a tasty lunch or a romantic night out. mijaboston.com
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RESTAURANTS Quincy Market Ned Devine’s is a Faneuil Hall favorite for its casual pub dining, craft beer selection, lively happy hours and the best in live music on Friday and Saturday nights. A single destination for food, fun and entertainment, Ned Devine’s offers a bar amidst the action of the Quincy Market food plaza, spacious upper level dining, as well as a chic lounge and dance floor for weekend night life. Ned’s clam chowder is a Boston Harborfest three-time winner for “Best Clam Chowder” and now a proud Hall of Fame Member. Neddevinesboston.com
QUINCY’S PLACE Quincy Market Lower Level Eats & sweets at Quincy’s Place. Step back in time and experience an old- fashioned ice cream shop and eatery. With over 240 varieties of candy, ice cream and great food— Quincy’s Place has something for the whole family! Quincy’s Place is open for hot breakfast served all day and is the perfect spot for birthday parties! quincysplaceboston.com
58 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items Walk the Freedom Trail ® through history.
Experience more than 250 years of history—and 16 of Boston’s most signi cant sites—along the Freedom Trail. To book an 18th-century costumed-guided tour, download an audio guide or learn about exhibits and events, visit eFreedomTrail.org or call 617.357.8300.
FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 59 THE SALTY DOG OYSTER BAR & GRILLE Quincy Market Established in 1972, The Salty Dog is Faneuil Hall’s landmark for fresh regional seafood served in a casual and historic atmosphere. Fresh oysters, fried seafood baskets, luncheon specials, fresh shore dinners, Maine lobster dishes, featured specialty dishes and deluxe sandwich plates round out the menu. Whether visiting the indoor bar and dining rooms, or out at the famous three-season patio and street side Oyster Bar, The Salty Dog provides the ultimate Boston seafood experience.
WAGAMAMA Quincy Market Enjoy authentic Asian flavors in a relaxed, friendly restaurant modeled on Japanese noodle bars. Wagamama offers a range of freshly cooked rice and noodle dishes, salads and starters. Its first U.S. restaurant was opened in Faneuil Hall in 2007. wagamama.us
ZUMA TEX-MEX GRILL North Market
RESTAURANTS Zuma Tex-Mex Grill brings the flavors of the southwest to Faneuil Hall. The restaurant is proud to serve the freshest ingredients and makes almost everything from scratch – from hand cut fries and fresh daily pico de gallo, to homemade chorizo sausage and house smoked BBQ. Serving up great Tex-Mex food since 1989 and famous for its tall, frosty $5 Margaritas and selection of over 100 Tequilas and Mezcals. zumatexmexgrill.com
HARD ROCK CAFÉ Hard Rock Café Boston, established in 2007, is situated near Faneuil Hall, the city’s largest entertainment dis- trict. The Café is in walking distance of iconic locations, including the New England Aquarium. The Café boasts over 16,000-square feet of space, including a 514-seat restaurant. The menu features classic items and locally inspired entrees. The Boston Café offers the classic burger, topped with a scoop of fresh lobster salad and served with cole slaw and seasoned fries. For additional information, including events, live music and the Monday Night Football schedule, visit hardrock.com/ cafes/boston/
60 Faneuil Hall Marketplace Offers Gluten Free Items FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 61 Historic Faneuil Hall Historic Faneuil Hall has served as a marketplace and meeting hall since 1742 when it was built by Peter Faneuil.
First Floor – Marketplace Artists for Humanity – afhboston.org Crabby Jack’s General Store & News Stand (617) 227-0710 Faneuil Hall Visitor Center – (617) 242-5642 Second and Third Floors – Great Hall A meeting place where many Boston debates Grasshopper Sweets & Creamery are held. Enjoy a free talk and tour of the grasshoppersweetsandcreamery.com “Cradle of Liberty” every half hour from 9:30 am Greetings From Boston – 4:30 pm. (617) 263-1242 Irish Eyes – (617) 263-7594 Fourth Floor – Ancient and Honorable The Leather Shop at Faneuil Hall Artillery Company’s Museum and Library davidkingbags.com On display are military artifacts, weaponry, uniforms, medals, gifts to the company, an ex- RevolutionaryBoston Museum Shop revolutionaryboston.org hibit of President John F. Kennedy and the Stairway of the Constitution. Open Monday – Friday from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.
The Shops At Marketplace Center Merchants Include: All Stars City View Trolley Tours rosterstores.com/allstars cityviewtrolleytours.com/ boston American Eagle ae.com Clarks of England clarks.com The Shops at Marketplace Center Ann Taylor Loft are managed by the Clarendon loft.com Crocs crocs.com Group USA Banana Republic bananarepublic.com Gap, GapBody, Gap Kids For Information: (617) 439-7955 gap.com Boston Duck Tours Facebook.com/MarketplaceCenter bostonducktours.com Local Color Boston Bostonian ROSTER Bostonian.clarkusa.com rosterstores.com
62 Faneuil Hall Marketplace FaneuilHallMarketplace.com 63 Boston Public Market The Boston Public Market is an indoor, year-round marketplace featuring 35 small business artisans and food producers from New England. Residents and visitors alike can find locally sourced produce, meat and poultry, eggs, dairy, seafood, baked goods, crafts, specialty items, and prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Everything sold at the Market is produced or originates in New England.
VENDORS: American Stonecraft (Lowell, MA), Levend Bagelry (Boston, MA); www.americanstonecraft.com www.levendbagelry.com Appleton Farms (Ipswich, MA), Massachusetts Wine Shop (Ludlow, MA); www.thetrustees.org/Appleton www.masswinery.com Beantown Pastrami Co. (Gloucester, MA), Mother Juice (Cambridge, MA); www.beantownpastrami.com www.motherjuiceboston.com Bon Me (Roxbury, MA), Nella Pasta (Boston, MA); www.bonmetruck.com www.nellapasta.com Boston Honey Company (Holliston, MA), New England Farm to Fiber (Jamaica Plain, www.bostonhoneycompany.com MA); www.newenglandfarmtofiber.com Boston Smoked Fish Company (Boston, Noodle Lab (Boston, MA); MA), www.bostonsmokedfish.com www.noodlelabboston.com Botanical Springs (Watertown, MA), Peterman's Boards & Bowls (Gill, MA); www.botanicalsprings.buzz www.spencerpeterman.com Chestnut Farms (Hardwick, MA), Q's Nuts (Somerville, MA); www.qsnuts.com www.chestnutfarms.org Red Apple Farm (Phillipston, MA); Corner Stalk Farm (East Boston, MA), www.redapplefarm.com www.cornerstalk.com Red's Best (Boston, MA); www.redsbest.com Crescent Ridge (Sharon, MA), Siena Farms (Sudbury, MA); www.crescentridge.com www.sienafarms.com Field & Vase by Stow Greenhouses Soluna Garden Farm (Winchester, MA); (Stow, MA); www.stowgreenhouses.com www.solunagardenfarm.com Finesse Pastries (Boston, MA); Stillman Quality Meats (Hardwick, MA); www.finessepastries.com www.stillmanqualitymeats.com FoodCaresBOSTON Urban Market (Boston, Stillman's Farm (New Braintree, MA); MA); www.barakawellness.org/programs www.stillmansfarm.com George Howell Coffee (Acton, MA), swissbäkers (Allston, MA); www.georgehowellcoffee.com www.swissbakers.com Hopsters Alley (Newton, MA); Taza Chocolate (Somerville, MA); www.hopstersbrew.com www.tazachocolate.com Inna's Kitchen (Boston, MA); The Popover Lady (Boston, MA); www.innaskitchen.com www.thepopoverlady.com Jennifer Lee's Gourmet Bakery (Boston, Union Square Donuts (Somerville, MA); MA); www.jenniferleesbakery.com www.unionsquaredonuts.com
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