Boston Public Market
FreeA year-round indoor market on Hanover Street where more than 30 New England farmers, artisans and food makers sell under one roof.

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Union Oyster House is a place to eat or drink in Boston, MA, part of the Boston guide. Cost: free.
41 Union St · Boston, MA
Serving food since 1826, Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in the country known to have run continuously, set in a building from around 1716 one block from Faneuil Hall. The oyster bar still sits in its original position, and Daniel Webster was a regular customer there. Before it was a restaurant, the future French king Louis Philippe lived upstairs teaching French, and the building is a National Historic Landmark.
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