Time Out Market Boston

I love visiting the timeout market's when I travel. It is an efficient way to try different foods and it is an excellent option for a group of people with different tastes. You will always find a dish for your taste buds and you can almost be sure it will be a good dish. This specific time out market is practical because it is a 15min walk from the fine arts museum, so it's great to visit after the museum. My only recommendation is to the staff of Squeeze Juice Co who are quite rude and don't have the items on their menu. This is really not up to par with time out markets across the globe. They should make sure customer service comes first and the items are readily available.

I think this is a great concept. It's a massive food court but quite expensive. The food looks really good. I got donuts and ube latte from the coffee shop. The DONUTS were amazing! I got vegan apple cider, vietnamese coffee, and raspberry cruler. I HIGHLY recommend the donuts they were so delicious and not so dense or over sweet. If anything, it's pillow-y. I can't praise it enough. It's a Greta place for groups since there's something for everyone. It is loud.

Time Out Market in Boston has a lot going for it, with a variety of dining and drinking choices. However, I have to point out that it’s not the most budget-friendly option. While they offer a range of delicious food and drinks, it can be a bit on the expensive side. That’s why I’d give it 4 stars. If you’re comfortable with a heftier bill for your meal and drinks, it’s a great place to explore different flavors. But if you’re looking for a budget-friendly spot, you might need to consider other options.

This is a hall of all types of cuisine and choices of food. All stores are uniform and super easy to order at the store front or using mobile app. In total, there are 12 places to order food and drinks. I'm impressed by the location and proximity to each other with lots of open seating options. Technology works well and this is a great place to hang out! A bit disappointed in the Taqueria El Barrio tacos but didn't want to rule out other food choices that may be much better.

This Time Out Market offers some great restaurants, fun desserts and a cool bar in one place. So just take a whirl around and pick one and you will hit the jackpot. Yes it looks crowded and busy and it may be a bit tricky to find a seat, but with a little effort you will find a spot, so grab it and enjoy your meal. I love the vibe and the music. There’s a nice little grass park for the kids in front of it, along with Trillium Brewery. Cheers!

Very fun place to visit. Great if you have a collection of different tastes in your party, each person can get their own dish from one of the diverse restaurants in the food court. The cocktails were delicious as was the food. Prices were better than I expected given the central location. Big long communal tables were really cool. Great burger, gelato, fried chicken, you name it. SRena pretty kid friendly too.

Very majestic building. *fyi- there is no movie theater in the building. It closed in 2023* The exterior property and sidewalk around the building are easy to navigate and in good condition. Lawn picnic is an option (didn't bring a blanket?- stop into REI adjacent to grab one). No pets allowed on lawn. Easy to access by car or train (Fenway stop on green line). The food market is a large open space with hand sanitizer dispensers throughout and long picnic style tables for seating. It can be a bit loud with cement floors, unfinished ceilings and music playing. Options vary from breakfast and coffee, boba, smoothies, alcohol beverages, sushi, mexican, italian, american, fried chicken, roast beef sandwich, seafood, mediterranean, pizza, gelato, donuts. It isn't cheap but the quality was solid. It was fun to grab various things from different vendors and share a bunch of stuff. The Gochujang kimchi wings at Nu Burger were great- spicy but not too spicy, good flavor. The chicken tacos at Taqueria El Barrio were great- not spicy at all and great flavor. Photos attached. After we made a total mess of ourselves we used the bathrooms to wash up. Bathrooms are conveniently located on same floor and are easy to access, big, clean.

Love the concept of having different food in one place! Food is great. Absolutely loved the nori sushi tacos but just as what others have mentioned. It is very expensive (2 for $20). There are 4 flavors you can choose from and the spicy tuna is my favorite! The chicken sando from clucks is also good and worth trying!

Timeout market is great. The atmosphere is just somewhere where you’d want to grab a bite to eat. REI is there for your shopping needs although a few more shops couldn’t hurt. The food selection itself is okay at best. I went to Ms. Clucks Deluxe and it looked better than it tasty. Luckily you have other variety foods from lobster rolls to pizza. There’s also a Union Square donuts! Parking gets validated for $10 at three hrs. The parking lot itself is rather cramped especially if you have a big SUV so be mindful of the narrow corners and unusually large pillars.