Best Shopping Malls in Massachusetts Area

"Faneuil Hall is a bustling marketplace best known for its ever-changing lineup of street performers and its central location on Boston’s historic Freedom Trail. Tourists and locals alike flock to the complex’s shops and Quincy Market, featuring 30-plus food stalls selling everything from exotic coffee to fresh seafood and artisanal bread.More"

"Originally Georgian in design, the market and assembly hall went up in the early 1740s and had to be rebuilt 20 years later after a fire destroyed most of it. Charles Bulfinch designed the federal-style expansion of Faneuil Hall at the start of the 19th century."

"The Outlets at Assembly Row features premiere American brand outlet stores, 18 dining options, entertainment including LEGOLAND Discovery Center, a 12 screen AMC theatre, Muse Paintbar, a 6-acre waterfront park and more - all in a picturesque pedestrian-friendly neighborhood.The Outlets at Assembly Row, Somerville, MA | +1-617-440-5565 | Distance from hotel: 2.8 miles Easily accessible by car or via the Orange Line"

"When you want to enjoy an outdoor outlet shopping experience close to Boston with great restaurants and other entertainment, make your way to Assembly Row. Here you'll find a lifestyle concept like no other because they offer more than just stores to keep you entertained, and even a few special spots for the kids. At Assembly Row, the entire family can enjoy themselves."

"This mall is more than just a place for people to shop, because it offers entertainment for the whole family. Children can visit the Lego Land Discovery Center, or in the waterfront play area. There is an AMC Movie Theatre, where parents can enjoy with their children."

"One Seaport provides a premier shopping experience with products for the locals and visitors alike. They cater to various customers from neighborhood towns with the unique Boston touch. Moreover, the center is a beacon of unexpectedness and modernity."

"From the national brands at Faneuil Hall and downtown Boston to the boutiques of Newbury Street, Charles Street, and the South End, the city's shopping areas offer a lot of something for everyone. If you're craving the best of Boston's small producers of good eats, head straight to Boston Public Market. In Cambridge, Harvard Square's hidden gems lean more bookish and, at times, more counterculture."

"Choose from a number of broths, vegetables, meats, and seafoods at this Lower Allston hot pot stop. The all-you-can-eat price ($11.95 for weekday lunch, $13.95 for weekend and holiday lunch, and $16.95 for dinner) covers a buffet of hot pot vegetables, fish cakes, rice, noodles, and the like; pay a la carte for various meat and seafood additions."

"With its stark white walls, high-definition TVs and hosts roaming around to take your orders on iPads, Clover feels a bit like a visit to the Apple Store. But as its name implies, this place takes a scientific approach to running a restaurant, complete with data-driven experimentation with its food and pricing, which you can read about on its website. Brand idiosyncrasies aside, Clover specializes in vegetarian café food such as overnight oats or root and egg bowls for breakfast and barbecue seitan or Impossible meatballs for lunch and dinner."

"Various locationsEven your paleo pals occasionally go vegan for this mini food empire. Initially the food truck brainchild of an MIT grad, Clover has gone on to reinvent the city’s fast food scene entirely. With a bottomless commitment to food that is fresh, inventive, and, yup, vegan, every Clover outpost -- currently at 13 and counting -- proves that you just don’t need animal protein when classics like barbecue seitan and chickpea fritters are on the menu."

"Multiple locations – Hours may varyWebsite: https://www.cloverfoodlab.com/. Photo Credit Cloverfoodlab.com. While technically headquartered in Cambridge, their food trucks are peppered across Boston so they’re far from out of reach."

"Would describe it as "upscale casual" - nice large menu selection with a lot of standards but elevated, with a mix of uniqu..."

"Clover is definitely unlike any place you’ve ever eaten, and that’s the point. They’re putting a new spin on fresh food in this all-vegetarian food lab. Their farm-to-table philosophy means that they have no freezers in any location, and the food is prepared daily and to order."