Useful Information

Please note that there is another Quincy Market at 33 Washington St, Quincy which is not the same historic market we are talking about here. This one is next to the Faneuil Hall.

Sunday: noon – 6:00p.m.

Parking at Quincy Market / Faneuil Hall depends on where you’re coming from, when you visit, and whether you want closest, cheapest, or best value. Here’s the complete guide.

You can take the “T” – the local subway system and the commuter rail. There are also the MBTA buses and the Charlestown ferry. They all take you to the historic Quincy Market. Check out this page for detailed public transport guide to go to Quincy Market or Faneuil Hall.

If you are planning to take the subway, please note that some of the shuttle buses just go between terminals and do not go to subway station.  Take the Blue line and alight at Aquarium or Faneuil Hall station.

Please visit Massport’s website for the full airport shuttle service.

Yes, several restaurants in Quincy Market offer vegetarian options, including JUGOS (vegan) and Sweet Tooth Boston (vegan desserts) Click here to check out the vegetarian dining options in Quincy Market.

Yes, gluten-free dining is available in Quincy Market. Several restaurants within the market offer dedicated gluten-free options. There are also places providing gluten-free choices with trained staff, or limited gluten-free items. Additionally, nearby spots like Legal Sea Foods and Kane’s Donuts cater to gluten-free diets, making Quincy Market a viable destination for those with dietary restrictions. Click here to check out the gluten-free dining option in Quincy Market.

Not at the moment. The halal counter that used to trade inside the market, Boston Halal, has closed, and the Faneuil Hall Marketplace tenant directory no longer lists any halal vendor. There are several halal restaurants within a short walk, though — Garden Halal Meat Market on Blackstone Street is about three minutes away. See our guide to halal food near Quincy Market.

Yes — provided you stay outdoors. A leashed dog is welcome on the open-air plaza and the covered walkway around the market, and two restaurants will seat you with a dog on their outdoor patios. Dogs are not allowed inside the food hall, inside any restaurant, or inside Faneuil Hall itself. See our guide to where a dog can and can’t go at the market for the full rules and the peak-hour rule on the T.

There are daily “Quincy Market History Tour” which is run by the City Council and is free of charge.  Please check the City of Boston website for details and latest updates.