Time Out Market Boston

Billy a month ago

TOURIST’S TAKE!!! ——-> I recently visited the Time Out Market in Boston and had a great overall experience, especially when comparing it to the Lisbon location. One of the first things that stood out was how much cleaner the Boston market felt. Even during busy hours, the seating areas and food stalls were well maintained, with staff regularly clearing tables and keeping the space tidy. It made the whole experience more comfortable and less chaotic than what I remember from Lisbon. Pricing was another pleasant surprise. While food halls can sometimes feel overpriced in tourist-heavy cities, Boston’s Time Out Market felt noticeably more affordable. Portions were reasonable for the price. The variety of options was also a positive note. There was a strong mix of local favorites and creative concepts. It’s a good place to bring a group! The atmosphere was also better as there was a Red Sox game that evening so there was definitely excitement in the market combined with live music made it an exciting place to be. Overall, I’d give the Boston Time Out Market four stars. It’s cleaner, more budget-friendly, and offers a more versatile food selection compared to the Lisbon location!

Wendy M. 4 months ago

I’ve been a fan of the Time Out brand for years, so when I planned my Boston trip and saw there was a Time Out Market in the city, I knew I had to check it out 😍 I’m also a big fan of food halls and this one was worth checking out. The energy was cool with a DJ, plenty of seating indoors and outdoors, and some really fun Time Out-branded photo spots. Since it’s a food hall you order from different vendors, grab a buzzer, and head to your table. When your food is ready the buzzer lets you know. There were also QR codes throughout if you wanted to order from your table instead of going up to the vendor directly, which is super convenient. I was on a mission for a lobster roll and honestly it was pricier than I expected. It was good, but not quite the best I’ve ever had. I also tried a Boston Cream donut from Union Square, which looked incredible but did not quite live up to the hype taste-wise. I did enjoy the chicken truffle wonton. While my food choices on this visit weren’t as tasty as I was hoping, there are so many other options here, including something for every palate. There’s even a bar, where you can grab a drink. I visited in the evening, so it had more of a happy hour and dinner vibe. I can imagine the crowd varies depending on the time of day but either way it’s definitely worth a visit. I’ll be coming back next time I’m in Boston.

Floki a month ago

Great place to stop before or after a Fenway event. A variety of food is available and a bar if you just want to have a drink.They have live music sometimes and indoor and outdoor seating.

Anya G 5 months ago

Time Out Market Boston is a beautiful collection of eateries offering something for every taste, all set inside a stunning historic building. The space feels almost like a museum, showcasing impressive architecture from its past as the former Sears warehouse. It’s an ideal spot for professionals working in the city as well as a must-see attraction for tourists. The atmosphere is lively, with plenty of activity nearby—furniture shops, retail stores, cafés, restaurants, and museums are all just a short walk away. A perfect place to eat, explore, and soak in the character of Boston.

Stephen Foo 8 months ago

We got here just before some of the places started serving, so had 15 minutes to view what was on offer. Impressed by the market large, clean, stylish, and good variety of food options. I only gave 3 stars for atmosphere but sure this could be 5 in the evening. Not sure why all the food outlets didn't start serving.at the same time? This meant some of us ended eating at different times but no massive deal. If we had gone 15 minutes later it would have been fine. I went for chessey ramen with these pizza like open pot stickers. The ramen was good, and a decent portion. My only grip is that it had too much msg so I was tasting this all day. It came with fried chicken which was really good. Overall would I eat it again - yes washed down with a bottle of water. What was disappointing was the pizza like dumplings. Basically a dumpling wrapped smeared thinly with some meat paste and fried. They tasted of nothing! There were 4 of us and all had different meals and all good. I would recommend this place. If I lived in Boston, I would definitely go back to try some different types of food.