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FANEUIL HALLM A R K E T P L A C ENEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE

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A Publication Of The Faneuil Hall MarketplaceMerchants AssociationLinda J. DeMarco, PresidentGail Richman, Vice PresidentSara Youngelson, TreasurerKerry Henderson, Secretary

Volume10, Summer 2020 – Summer 2021

FANEUIL HALLM A R K E T P L A C ENEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE

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Welcome!Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, we welcome you to Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

The Marketplace means so much to so many guests. For the traveler, it’s their first stop when visiting Boston to view this historic landmark. For others, it’s the place they frequented during their college years and have recently rediscovered. And for locals, it’s a regular destination for shopping, dining and fun. Whatever your reason, we are glad that you’re here.

Now more than ever, it is important to support local businesses. Faneuil Hall Marketplace is made up of over one hundred locally-owned shops, restaurants and pushcarts. Please support these local merchants who are here to serve you. In addition, well-known national brands offer opportunities where you can browse merchandise first-hand without having to search the Internet.

It’s all about the experience. And there is no better place than Faneuil Hall Marketplace to shop, eat and soak up the rich history here in the center of Boston.

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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 ourcity. 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 ourcity’s rich history endures in this exciting urban hub. Modern dancers and talented musiciansperform 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 thatchanged the course of history. And local vendors sell goods on the same spot where the earliestmerchants helped to establish Boston’s economy.

Faneuil Hall is also the anchor of Boston’s Marketplace District, which includes our traditionaloutdoor Haymarket as well as the modern Boston Public Market. It ties together some ofBoston’s most historic neighborhoods, like the North End and Beacon Hill. And it’s rightacross the street from City Hall Plaza, which we’ve transformed into a welcoming public spacethat hosts cultural events all year long.

For centuries, Faneuil Hall has been a place where big ideas are born. It’s a living monumentto 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

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Table Of ContentsA Message from Mayor Martin J. Walsh .......................................................................................5

Look Who Stopped By The Marketplace ......................................................................................6

A Letter From Governor Charles D. Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn E. Polito ...........7

Top Ten Things To Do In Boston ...................................................................................................8

A Message from Merchants Association President Linda J. DeMarco ......................................9

Faneuil Hall Marketplace – Rich In History .................................................................................10

How Push Carts Began .................................................................................................................14

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Map .....................................................................................................18

Quincy Market Food Colonnade – Ahead of the Food Hall Trend ..........................................22

Finest Foods & Cocktails ...............................................................................................................26

Photo Contest Favorites ...............................................................................................................28

Quincy Market Food Colonnade ..................................................................................................30

South Market Building ..................................................................................................................32

Quincy Market South Canopy ......................................................................................................33

North Market Building ..................................................................................................................34

Quincy Market North Canopy ......................................................................................................35

Historic Faneuil Hall / The Shops At Marketplace Center ........................................................36

Boston Public Market ....................................................................................................................37

Greetings,

Faneuil Hall is a place where our city’s past and present come together. It’s considered the “Cradle of America,” a place where revolutionaries gathered to plan the future of our nation. Today, it remains one of Boston’s most iconic landmarks.

Faneuil Hall attracts visitors, vendors, and performers who reflect the diversity of our city and our country. Dancers and artists perform where early Americans fought for their freedom and equal rights. Students from around the world come to learn about the events that shaped our nation. And vendors sell food and gifts from push carts on the same cobblestone streets where early merchants helped to establish Boston’s economy.

Faneuil Hall also serves as the heart of our Marketplace District, which includes our historic outdoor Haymarket as well as our modern Boston Public Market. It’s just steps away from City Hall Plaza, which we’ve turned into a vibrant space for public events, with more renovations to come. It’s also at the intersection of the historic Freedom Trail and the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Visitors can relax on the grass, grab a bite to eat from a wide array of food trucks, or explore some of the most important sites in American history.

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 important gateway to Boston.

Sincerely,


FOR YOUR SAFETYIn an effort to provide you with a safe environment you

can expect the following:

Hourly disinfecting of all touch points

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Directional makers on the floor of Quincy

Market to assist with social distancing.

An open marketplace for your safety and

enjoyment.

FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Please practice social distancing – 6 feet apart

Wear a face mask Wash your hands frequently

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April 2018

Dear Friends:On behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lieutenant

Governor Polito and I welcome you to Faneuil Hall Marketplace in theheart of Boston’s Market District. This guide will provide you with all theinformation you need to help appreciate the overwhelming historyBoston has to offer.

Boston’s Market District is home to a variety of food vendorsand restaurants in the historic neighborhood bordered by HaymarketSquare and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. This area, known as Boston’sheart and soul, is best described as a microcosm of Boston and thecrossroads of the city. Here the Greenway, the Freedom Trail, the trainlines and the top tourist destinations all intersect. Faneuil Hall Marketplace will also be sure to provide all the food and fun that onecould hope for while traveling around the city.

Lieutenant Governor Polito and I would like to wish you thevery best as you search for great food and great times in this historicand vibrant part of Boston.

Sincerely,

CHARLES D. BAKER KARYN E. POLITOGOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

July 2020

Dear Friends:

On behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito and I would like to welcome you to Faneuil Hall Marketplace in the heart of Boston’s Market District. In order to ensure businesses and visitors continue to do their part to help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, this year’s Faneuil Hall Neighborhood Guide is being offered in a digital only version. This guide will provide you with all of the information you need to appreciate the incredible 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 offers locals and tourists alike, a glimpse of the history of the City of Boston through its various statues of famous Bostonians and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Museum. The Marketplace also serves as a central location for visitors to gather and enjoy entertainment from street performers and musicians.

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,

April 2018

Dear Friends:On behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Lieutenant

Governor Polito and I welcome you to Faneuil Hall Marketplace in theheart of Boston’s Market District. This guide will provide you with all theinformation you need to help appreciate the overwhelming historyBoston has to offer.

Boston’s Market District is home to a variety of food vendorsand restaurants in the historic neighborhood bordered by HaymarketSquare and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. This area, known as Boston’sheart and soul, is best described as a microcosm of Boston and thecrossroads of the city. Here the Greenway, the Freedom Trail, the trainlines and the top tourist destinations all intersect. Faneuil Hall Marketplace will also be sure to provide all the food and fun that onecould hope for while traveling around the city.

Lieutenant Governor Polito and I would like to wish you thevery best as you search for great food and great times in this historicand vibrant part of Boston.

Sincerely,

CHARLES D. BAKER KARYN E. POLITOGOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Look Who Stopped By TheMarketplace!

Hugh Jackman, owner of the Laughing Man Coffee

Company, served up specialities at the Marketplace

while in Boston for a live concert at the TD Garden.

Miami Dolphins linebacker Kyle Van Noy and New England

Patriots defensive end Chase Winovich visited Quincy Market

to do some tasting in the Food Colonnade.

(Above) Hannah Brown from ABC-TV’s “The

Bachelorette” during filming of the television

series at the Marketplace.

(Above) Amanda Mena, runner-up in the 13th season of

NBCV-TV’s “America’s Got Talent”, and accompanist perform

at the 2019 Blink! Tree Lighting Ceremony.

(Right) Brynn Cartelli winner of the 14th season of

NBC-TV’s “The Voice”, onstage during the 2018 Blink! Holiday

tree lighting. Joining her are David Wade and Lisa Hughes

of WBZ-TV.


Boston Children’s MuseumViewing Boston’s best place for family-friendly fun! Located on Fort Point

Channel, the Museum has three floors of interactive, hands-on exhibits. Discover the Power of Play!

The Greenway Carousel Taking a spin on a whale, fox, butterfly and more on the Greenway Carousel,

featuring New England native creatures, located in the heart of downtown Boston…steps away from Faneuil Hall.

Museum of Science Meeting a 65-million-year-old Triceratops, witnessing indoor lightning, or

traveling through the human body…all at the Museum of Science! With countless interactive exhibits, daily presentations, and more, there’s something for everyone!

Samuel Adams Tap Room Enjoying experimental craft beers and flights in the 14,000 square foot taproom

steps away from the man who inspired it all…Samuel Adams.

Boston Public MarketEnjoying fresh, locally sourced offerings from over 30 small business artisans and food

producers of New England at the Boston Public Market.

Boston By Foot Exploring the buildings and spaces of Boston with a corps of over 200 volunteer guides and a mission to

connect the public with Boston’s history and architectural heritage.

Massimino’s Cucina Italiana and Regina Pizzeria Eating Italian favorites while exploring the North End and Quincy

Market courtesy of Massimino’s Cucina Italiana and Regina Pizzeria.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Enjoying the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum which tells the story of the

iconic night of December 16, 1773, and the “single most important event leading up to the American Revolution”!

Boston Symphony Orchestra Attending a performance at historic Symphony Hall featuring the

spectacular Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, family concerts and much more.

Blink!Experiencing Faneuil Hall Marketplace’s holiday light and sound show throughout the month of December as well as weekly holiday events for the child in all of us.

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Greetings From Linda J. DeMarco

President of the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants Association

Dear Visitor,

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants Association is pleased to provide you with our 2020 Neighborhood Guide for your visit to the historic and iconic Marketplace.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace welcomes visitors every year who enjoy this extraordinary location full of lively performances by our world-class variety and musical acts, delicious selections from the Quincy Market Food Colonnade, restaurants and pubs, and the many local specialty shops and pushcarts carrying unique gift items as well as national and international brand retailers. The Merchants Association is full of people who are passionate about the Marketplace and represent the heart and soul of our community. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to work in this revered and hallowed space and we invite all of you to visit us soon.

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Linda J. DeMarcoPresidentFaneuil Hall Marketplace Merchants Association


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Faneuil Hall Marketplace – Rich In History

Immerse yourself in history as soon as you step onto the cobblestone walkway that surrounds Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Adjacent to the marketplace is Historic Faneuil Hall, gifted to the city in 1742 by wealthy merchant Peter Faneuil to be used as a food market for the city’s growing population. The Great Hall was added on almost as an afterthought, but it has become the most historically significant spot at Faneuil Hall. The Great Hall has hosted impassioned orators including the firebrand Samuel Adams who rallied the citizens of Boston to fight for independence from Great Britain, President George Washington and women’s suffragette activist Susan B. Anthony. The Great Hall is also where John F. Kennedy gave his last televised campaign speech during his presidential campaign in 1960. The National Park Service oversees historic Faneuil Hall and offers free daily ranger-guided talks every half hour from 9:30am – 4:30pm in the Great Hall unless it is reserved for a city-sponsored event. For military history buffs, don’t miss the museum on the 4th floor of historic Faneuil Hall. It’s the home of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts, the oldest chartered military organization in the western

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hemisphere granted in 1638 by the Great and General Court of Massachusetts Bay and signed by Governor John Winthrop. Its mission was to prepare its members to serve as officers in the enrolled militia companies. In the museum you will see artifacts such as firearms, swords, paintings, and medals that reflect the role that Boston played in a variety of military affairs since the 1700s. Admission to the museum is free and is open to the public Monday through Friday, 9am-3:30pm. More colonial Boston history is just steps outside the Dock Square entrance of historic Faneuil Hall where Samuel Adams Park is located and features a commanding statue of Adams, one of the Sons of Liberty who was instrumental in the Revolutionary War. A new tap room bearing his name is now open adjacent to the park serving craft beer made on the premises by the Boston-based company Samuel Adams that was established in 1987. The Samuel Adams Tap Room opened in January 2020 and features Samuel Adams craft beers and special tasting menus throughout the week. When you are visiting Faneuil Hall Marketplace, stop by and toast the America’s Revolutionary War Hero with his namesake beer. Continue your history journey at Quincy Market where historic walking tours are held every week with guide Linda

Perlman. Discover the behind-the-scenes stories about how Quincy Market was built. Find out what the city of Boston was like when it opened in 1826, the proud accomplishment of Mayor Josiah Quincy who had it built without any tax or debt. For more information visit www.faneuilhallmarketplace.com.

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How Push Carts BeganCan you spot the image of the bull on the weathervane atop the dome on Quincy Market? That was the inspiration for the name “Bull Market” that describes the 35 push carts full of unique gift items and artisan wares at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. When the Marketplace was renovated and reopened to the public in 1976, there were empty spaces on either side of Quincy Market. To fill those spaces, the developer sought local craftspeople to sell their goods from wooden carts that resembled those used since the mid 1800’s by the Haymarket food peddlers next door. Faneuil Hall Marketplace is where the push cart phenomenon was born and subsequently replicated across the country, now a $12 billion industry. The push carts are all locally owned and operated and offer everything to dress you from head to toe. You’ll find socks, undergarments, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and jewelry to dazzle up your outfit. The push carts have a wide selection of Boston-themed clothing for all ages from infants to adults. Gifts from around the world can also be found at the Bull Market, including Russian dolls, Turkish good luck charms and keepsakes from Ireland and Asia. There is even a new push cart for your pets, Wags and Whiskers, where you’ll find cat and dog accessories such as treats, clothing, leashes and toys. Wags and Whiskers Owner Lisa Mulcahy says Faneuil Hall Marketplace is the perfect spot for her push cart. “Wags and Whiskers is one of the best decisions I

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ever made. I get to sell items that I love in an open market and even dogs can come by to visit and get a treat.” Lisa is also a big proponent of pet adoptions and encourages prospective pet owners to “please adopt, don’t shop.” Ten percent of every t-shirt and plush stuffed animal sold is donated to a shelter for homeless pets. Lisa is also the owner of the push cart Musically Yours. Another newcomer to the Bull Market is the push cart Liquor Wicks™ that makes natural soy candles in your favorite repurposed spirits bottles. Stop by Liquor Wicks™ and ask owner Freddy Freeman about their mouth-watering fragrance options. “Our repurposed beer and wine bottle candles are two of our customer favorites! They come in a wide assortment of legendary fragrance options sure to please any palate,” said Freddy. Local artisans will be on display at another new push cart, It’s a Shore Thing, featuring nautical and Boston-theme keepsakes. Owner Julia Morash had envisioned opening up a push cart at Faneuil Hall Marketplace more than 20 years ago when she was a student at Emmanuel College and now her dream has come true. You will find one-of-a-kind magnets, wall decorations and even hand-painted lobster claws from Maine! Stop by and visit It’s a Shore Thing where 100 percent of the items are made in New England. Other push carts feature sports paraphernalia, toys, magic tricks, games and all types of accessories for your mobile phone and Boston-themed souvenirs. Stroll through the Bull Market and visit the push carts that are located both inside and outside of Quincy Market. It’s a shopping experience that you won’t forget. For a complete list of the Bull Market/push carts, see pages 33 and 35.

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Several of the original vendors are still serving customers 44 years later as hungry visitors make their way through the center of Quincy Market deciding what food strikes their fancy. Grab a slice at Regina Pizzeria, who invented the concept of selling the famous pie by the slice when they opened to spectacular crowds in 1976. Stop at ARIS B-B-Q for authentic American standbys including ribs, chicken and burgers. The Walrus & Carpenter Oyster Bar has also been serving fresh seafood since 1976 and is one of only two food vendors with seating where diners can enjoy a cup of chowder, shucked oysters, lobster rolls and other New England seafood favorites. Boston and Maine Fish Company is the other stop for fine seafood and adult beverages. Any dining experience at the Food Colonnade must include dessert, so visit Kilvert & Forbes Bakeshop and Maggie’s Sweets for a fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie. It’s one of the first bakeries at Quincy Market, which was opened by former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry when he was an attorney in private practice in Boston. The Quincy Market Food Colonnade has welcomed additional new vendors over the years and now has options for every diner, including gluten-free, vegan and cooked-to-order specialties. Whether you are in the mood for New England seafood, Italian, Indian, Japanese, Mexican or American fare, you will find it all in the nation’s first food hall, a “must do” for any visit to Boston.REGINA PIZZERIA

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Quincy Market Food Colonnade – Ahead of the

Food Hall TrendWho knew that back in 1976 when the Quincy Market Food Colonnade opened after the renovation of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, that it would be setting a trend that has been replicated all around the U.S.? The creative inspiration for the Quincy Market Food Colonnade came from Ben Thompson, one of the original architects of Faneuil Hall Marketplace and his wife Jane. They traveled all over the world and gathered inspiration from public marketplaces from Mexico City to Venice to Helsinki that were full of vitality and places where food was central to the experience. “From the first day, visitors were amazed and thrilled to buy pizza or fresh shucked oysters and take them to eat outdoors on a friendly street. The

marketplace was in fact a downtown street picnic for all ages,” said Jane Thompson. The Food Colonnade at Quincy Market, originally a market with vendor stalls purveying beef, fish, poultry, dairy products, fruit and vegetables and dry goods, continues to provide visitors with an eclectic array of cuisine for all tastes. The historic building is considered an architectural gem designed in the neoclassical style by Alexander Parris and features a rotunda with seating on two levels for people purchasing meals at the Food Colonnade. Antique signs of former food merchants adorn the rotunda’s brick walls echoing the building’s past: “Carroll & Lilley Butcher Supplies,” “MacLean Beef. Co.,” “Empire Fruit Co.”

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Offers Gluten Free Items

ANTHEM KITCHEN + BARSouth MarketA casual upscale eatery, Anthem Kitchen + Bar serves a modern take on rustic American fare. With craftbottled 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

CHEERSQuincy MarketCheers at Faneuil Hall is not just a museum – it’s a wonderful place to wine, dine and have a good time. Food is served throughout the facility 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 RESORTQuincy MarketStop 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 beeninfamous since the rowdy times began in 1985! dickslastresort.com

Finest Foods & CocktailsIn addition to the international cuisine offered in the Food Colonnade in Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is also home to nine full-service restaurants. Dine beneath beautiful glass canopies, enjoy dinner under the stars or stop by early on Sundays for Sunday Brunch at participating locations.

Here’s a look at the unique attributes of each restaurant:

RESTAURANT LIST


MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’SNorth MarketFrom 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 BARQuincy MarketMIJA Cantina & Tequila Bar is Boston’s premier authenticMexican 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

NED DEVINE’S IRISH PUBQuincy MarketNed Devine’s is a Faneuil Hall favorite for its casual pub dining, craft beer selection, lively happy hours and thebest 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

THE SALTY DOG OYSTER BAR & GRILLEQuincy MarketEstablished 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 indoorbar 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.

We encourage you to Shop Small® and support the local merchants at Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

www.FaneuilHallMarketplace.com


More than 250 years of history to explore.

Experience Boston’s iconic Freedom Trail and its 16 official historic sites. To learn more about current programs and activities, visit TheFreedomTrail.org.

WAGAMAMAQuincy MarketEnjoy 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

MEZCALA TEX-MEX GRILL North Market North Market’s Mezcala 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 house smoked BBQ. Serving up great Tex-Mex food since 1989 and famous for its tall, frosty $6 Margaritas and selection of over 100 Tequilas and Mezcals. mezcalatexmex.com


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Photo Contest FavoritesThere’s nothing like seeing Faneuil Hall Marketplace through the eyes of our guests. Their perspectives on their visits are one-of-a-kind. Enjoy these images from a recent photo contest asking visitors to share their favorite photos of the property.

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Quincy Market Food Colonnade1. Legal Fish Bowl | From Legal Sea Foods: rice, noodles or greens topped with poke, salmon, shrimp and more. legalseafoods.com2. The Dog House | Delicious Italian, German, Polish and Cajun sausages as well as all-beef hot dogs. doghouseboston.com3. 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.com5. 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.com7. 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.com10. 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.com14. 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.com16. Kilvert & Forbes Bakeshop and Maggie’s Sweets | Yummy cookies, brownies, fine chocolates and world-renowned macaroons. kilvertandforbesbakeshop.com17. 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. reginapizza.com20. Berry Twist | Frozen yogurt, shakes and smoothies.

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21. Boston Café | Coffees, candy, chocolate and fudge.22. North End Bakery | Authentic North End-style calzones and pizza squares along with a wide variety of delicious desserts.23. Gourmet India | Authentic North Indian cuisine of the highest quality; only the best quality cuts of meat and the freshest vegetables are used. gourmet-india.com24. Ueno Sushi | Fresh sushi, makimono, bubble tea and udon noodle soup.25. Wicked Lobsta | Cooked to order lobster specialties plus baked versions of your seafood favorites and more.26. Aris B-B-Q | Barbecue chicken, shish kebab and other barbecue favorites.27. Carol Ann’s Bake Shop | Tasty homemade pastries, scones, muffins, cupcakes, cookies and macaroons.28. The Prime Shoppe | Famous for its American turkey sandwich, chicken caesar wraps and delicious ribs. Established in 1955.29. Sprinkles Ice Cream & Fudge Shoppe | Boston’s favorite ice cream shop serving locally made ice cream, fudge, frozen yogurt and healthy fresh fruit smoothies. sprinklesboston.com

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UNIQLO | Committed to creating clothing that focuses on the wearer, UNIQLO provides products with superb fit and real 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

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30. Cheers Gift Shop | Select from a wide variety of officially licensed “Cheers” merchandise at the Cheers Gift Shop! CheersBoston.com* 31. Quincy’s Place | Come on down into the “sweetest” shop in the market – Quincy’s Place – offering over 300 varieties of candy and serving locally made ice cream! Choose from the most delicious sundaes (made with homemade hot fudge), frappes of your flavor choice, amazing banana splits and much more. NEW! create the most fun charcuterie party platters with your favorite candies too! Come indulge...it will be worth it! QuincysPlaceBoston.com*32. RevolutionaryBoston Museum| The Freedom Trail’s best selection of books, maps, Revolutionary-era flags and one-of-a-kind gifts. RevolutionaryBoston.org*

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33. lovepop | Just because. We are reinventing the greeting card with intricate paper sculptures that pop. Find Boston favorites and cards for any occasion at the shop. lovepopcards.com

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South Market Building1. Anthem Kitchen + Bar | Anthem Kitchen + Bar is a casual dining restaurant serving classic American comfort food with a modern twist. anthemboston.com2. 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. PINK | Celebrating, supporting & inspiring girls everywhere at this must-shop destination for lingerie and loungewear. victoriassecret.com/pink 4. John Fluevog Shoes | An independent designer and retailer of forward- thinking footwear and accessories. When you wear a pair of Fluevogs, you’re wearing decades of traditionally made, untraditional design. fluevog.com5. Pepper Palace | A one-stop shop for hot sauce, BBQ sauce, salsa, pickled items, jellies and jams, beef jerky and more! pepperpalace.com6. U.S. Polo Assn. | The U.S. Polo Assn. brand delivers style, quality, and value to its customers, while representing the authenticity of the sport of polo and showcasing classic American style. uspoloassn.com7. Christmas in Boston | It’s always Christmas in Boston. Every customer will feel as if they have entered a wonderland where the Christmas spirit rules. Shop for all your holiday decor, including personalized ornaments, gifts and more. christmasandcity.com8. Kate Spade | A global life and style house filled with handbags, clothes, shoes, jewelry, home décor and tech accessories. katespade.com 9. Urban Outfitters | Always open, always awesome. Clothing, accessories and apartment items for men and women. urbanoutfitters.com10. Uno de 50 | Uno de 50 features silver jewelry and accessories: bracelets, necklaces, rings, watches, earrings and original gifts for him or her—mixing metal with leather. unode50.com11. Black Dog | Apparel for men, women and children plus accessories, gifts and dog products. blackdog.com12. TUMI | Discover world-class business and travel essentials, designed to upgrade, uncomplicate, and beautify all aspects of life on the move including backpacks, roller bags, briefcases, small leather goods and much more. tumi.com13. American Rhino | Makers of premium quality apparel, footwear, and accessories who support African wildlife conservation, by giving back 10% of their total net income to the most local and affected areas in Eastern Africa. americanrhino.com


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1. Boston Kids | A collection of Boston souvenir bibs, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and other children’s apparel plus toys and accessories.2. Happy Hangups | Unique keepsakes of your Boston experience.3. Sock It To Me | Boston apparel including popular sweatshirts, t-shirts, and shorts. Plus funny boxer shorts, colorful socks, and pajama pants. 4. SeaBoston USA | High-quality Boston apparel for the entire family since 1981. seabostonusa.com5. It’s A Shore Thing | If you like the beach... you will enjoy It’s a Shore Thing featuring hand-made unique gifts for all occasions.6. Life Is A Highway | The best diecast collection of model cars, airplanes, motorcycles and more!7. Real Flower Jewelry | Permanent fresh cut flowers made into lasting jewelry, hair accessories and more. realflowerjewelry.com8. Boston Art Gallery | A wide selection of beautiful matted paintings of Boston’s most historic streets and landmarks.9. Stitch by Stitch | Embroidery pushcart that customizes T-shirts and hats.10. Lucky Décor | Home decorations and accessories including Turkish evil eye.

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11. RevolutionaryBoston | The Freedom Trail’s best selection of books, maps, Revolutionary-era flags and one-of-a-kind gifts. RevolutionaryBoston.org12. Boston Campus Gear | College logo apparel from Boston area colleges. seabostonusa.com13. ArtsBoston BosTix Booth | Up to 50% off on tickets for theatre, music, dance and comedy. Open Thursday through Sunday. bostix.org

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14. Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston | Creators of the hop on/hop off sightseeing tour. trolleytours.com/boston15. Cheers | A wide variety of officially licensed “Cheers” merchandise.16. I Love Boston Sports | Fun, quality sports apparel and accessories for the Boston sports lover. Ilovebostonsports.com17. Wind Spinners | Colorful metal worked wind chimes.18. Russian Collection | Beautiful wide selection of Russian goods and artwork including nesting dolls, religious items, Amber, carvings and more. russiandolls-boutique.com


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North Market BuildingSephora | Play, learn and be inspired by the world of beauty. Discover exclusive brands and products, and enjoy free classes, makeovers and expert advice. sephora.com1. McCormick & Schmick’s | From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, the goal is to exceed your dining expectations. mccormickandschmicks.com2. Boston Pewter Company | Featuring the largest selection of American-made pewter. A retail store selling giftware, tableware, lighting, holiday items, sculpture and frames. bostonpewtercompany.com3. J.J. Donovan’s Tavern | An Irish watering hole in the heart of Boston. 4. Best of Boston | With upscale gifts and collectible souvenirs, Best of Boston is the “insider’s guide” to everything Boston. thecolorstores.com5. Sunglass Hut & Watch Station | Shop for sunglasses and eyewear for men, women and kids, including designer and performance sunglasses at Sunglass Hut. Free shipping on all orders. sunglasshut.com6. Mezcala Tex-Mex Grill | North Market’s Mezcala 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 house smoked BBQ. Serving up great Tex-Mex food since 1989 and famous for its tall, frosty $6 Margaritas and selection of over 100 Tequilas and Mezcals. mezcalatexmexgrill.com7. 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.html8. 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.com9. I Love Boston Sports | Fun, quality sports apparel and accessories for the Boston sports lover. ilovebostonsports.com 10. 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.com11. Ben & Jerry’s | Offering freshly made cones of our Vermont’s famous super-premium ice cream, non-dairy frozen dessert, low-fat frozen yogurt, no-fat sorbet and light ice cream! As well as shakes, sundaes and more! benjerry.com/boston-faneuilhall12. Starbucks | The world’s premier roaster and retailer of specialty coffee. starbucks.com


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1. Irish Eyes | A wee bit O’ heaven here on earth. 2. Illusions | Games and tricks for the young and the young at heart!3. A Hat For Every Head | Summer, spring, winter, fall – for every head, we have it all.4. Musically Yours | Unique and special gifts for music lovers.5. Liquor Wicks™ | Handcrafted beer, wine & liquor candles with 100% soy wax and natural scents. liquorwicks.com 6. Boston Logos | The place to shop for great gifts of Boston’s four championship teams…Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins!7. Stuck On Stickpins | An eclectic collection of fun and fine jewelry, brooches, handmade and vintage pieces. A small space with an amazing selection. lottaluxe.com8. Orient Express | Asian gifts: jewelry, handbags, chopsticks and lanterns.9/10. Russian Collection | Beautiful wide selection of Russian goods and artwork including nesting dolls, religious items, Amber, carvings and more. russiandolls-boutique.com

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11. Repair Shop By Gadget Street | Cables, charges, adapters, cellphone repairs and accessories, screen protectors, pre-charged batteries to-go and gaming accessories. cellphoneboston.com12. Faneuil Hall Marketplace Photo Booth | Capture your experience at Faneuil Hall with a photo keepsake.13. Destination Boston | Unique gifts and souvenirs to remember Boston!14. The Boston Chipyard | Great selection of freshly baked cookies. chipyard.com

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15. Real Flower Jewelry | Permanent fresh cut flowers made into lasting jewelry, hair accessories and more. realflowerjewelry.com16. Wags and Whiskers | Specialty dog and cat accessories, treats, clothing, leashes and toys as well as unique gifts for the perfect pet parent. Ten percent of every t-shirt sold is donated to a shelter for homeless pets.17. Sock It To Me | Humorous boxer shorts as well as Boston apparel including sweatpants, sweatshirts, T-Shirts, tank tops and shorts. sockittomeboston.com 18. Puzzle Lamps | Unique and modern 3D light fixtures that add a little pizzazz wherever they are placed.


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Second and Third Floors – Great HallA meeting place where many Boston debatesare held. Enjoy a free talk and tour of the“Cradle of Liberty” every half hour from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm except during special events.

Fourth Floor – Ancient and HonorableArtillery Company’s Museum and LibraryOn display are military artifacts, weaponry,uniforms, medals, gifts to the company, an exhibit of President John F. Kennedy and theStairway of the Constitution. Open Monday –Friday from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.

HistoricFaneuil HallHistoric Faneuil Hall has served as a marketplace and meeting hall since 1742 when it was built by Peter Faneuil.First Floor – MarketplaceArtists for Humanity: The Storeafhboston.orgBoston National Historical Park Museum StoreCrabby Jack’s General Store & News Stand(617) 227-0710Faneuil Hall Visitor Center(617) 242-5642Grasshopper Sweets & Creamerygrasshoppersweetsandcreamery.comGreetings From Boston(617) 263-1242Irish Eyes – (617) 263-7594The Leather Shop at Faneuil Halldavidkingbags.comThe Printing Office of Edes & Gillbostongazette.orgRevolutionaryBoston Museum Shoprevolutionaryboston.org

The Shops at Marketplace Center are managed byThe Dartmouth Group for Gazit Horizons.

For Information: (617) 262-6620www.dartco.com

The Shops At Marketplace CenterMerchants Include:All Starsrosterstores.com/allstarsAmerican Eagleae.comAnn Taylor Loftloft.comBanana Republicbananarepublic.comBoston Duck Toursbostonducktours.comBostonianBostonian.clarkusa.com

City View Trolley Tourscityviewtrolleytours.com/bostonClarks of Englandclarks.comCrocscrocs.comGap, GapBody, Gap Kidsgap.comLocal Color BostonROSTERrosterstores.com

American Stonecraft (Lowell, MA)Beantown Pastrami Company (Boston, MA)Bon Appetit Creperie (Boston, MA)Bon Me (Boston, MA)Boston Beer Alley (Boston, MA)Boston Honey Company (Holliston, MA)Boston Smoked Fish (Boston, MA) Chestnut Farms (Hardwick, MA)Crescent Ridge (Sharon, MA)Curds and Co. (Brookline, MA)Dr. Bessette Naturals (Ware, MA)Finesse Pastries (Boston, MA)George Howell Coffee (Acton, MA)Goodnow Farms (Sudbury, MA)Inna’s Kitchen (Boston, MA)Jennifer Lee’s Allergen Friendly & Vegan Shoppe (Boston, MA)Law of Pasta (Boston, MA)Levend Bagelry (Boston, MA) Massachusetts Wine Shop (Ludlow, MA)Mother Juice (Cambridge, MA)

Noodle Lab (Boston, MA) Peterman’s Boards & Bowls (Gill, MA)Q’s Nuts (Somerville, MA)Red Apple Farm (Phillipston, MA)Red’s Best (Boston, MA) Siena Farm (Sudbury, MA)Stillman’s Farm (New Braintree, MA)Soluna Garden Farm (Winchester, MA)The Popover Lady (Boston, MA)thePACK (Boston, MA) Union Square Donuts (Somerville, MA)

Boston Public MarketThe Boston Public Market is an indoor, year-round marketplace featuring over 30 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. Visit bostonpublicmarket.org for more info and a description of each vendor.

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