Ames Plow Tavern

Nice cherry marketplace with ample stalls with everything from hand-made goods to various foods. Interesting for discovering new trends such as healthy products, good also for gifts. Tends to be rather expensive for the chain stores and chain restaurants but at least for those then you can feel that they'll have a good standard of service and products/services. I found that the people working here were friendly and respectful, not pushy, which I appreciated.

This area is very important to Boston's history & is on The Freedom Trail. Faneuil Hall has great stalls offering souvenirs & leather goods, & provides historical information leaflets. You can join a free walking tour of The Freedom Trail here, guiding you through Boston's history. Go upstairs to the amazing military museum & view their vast collection. Quincy Marketplace offers amazingly varied food inside, & souvenirs & clothing around the outside. If that's not enough, enjoy the incredibly talented street performers daily in the square.

This market has all the modern shops like the Loft and Clark's, but it also has a few vendors with cheeky souvenirs. The best is the food court down the middle with lots of great food! At the end and in the middle is fenuil hall and museum, where town meetings are still held, and through a side entrance is access to a few market stalls and an old operating press. Pretty neat!