Union Oyster House
FreeEat oysters and seafood at the original oyster bar inside a Georgian building on Boston's Freedom Trail near Faneuil Hall.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace & Quincy Market is a place to eat or drink in Boston, MA, part of the Boston guide. Cost: free. Open year-round.
4 S Market St · Boston, MA
Sam Adams rallied revolutionaries in this 1742 hall; today the surrounding marketplace and colonnaded Quincy Market buzz with dozens of food stalls, pushcart vendors, and street performers. Grab a bread bowl of clam chowder or a lobster roll and eat under the rotunda like generations of visitors before you. Free to wander, dangerous for your appetite.
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