High Street Place

Please be aware of the location- for myself, I got lost trying to find it. Not sure how that happened. This is a food court- there are multiple options to choose from. Sitting is more sit at the counter...across from the shop. Suffice to say, maybe not the best place for those needing special accommodations? No free water in this place-or at least no nearby water fountains if I recall. So bring your water bottle or prepare to buy water. I got a pasta dish in a paper bowl. Relatively quick, very hot. And very flavorful. Everything is practically self-service in that there are no servers. And it was LOUD. If you want variety and good food that you do not mind sitting awkwardly or even standing for, this is the place to go. There were a bunch of children about for some reason- cannot remember why. Will I go there again? sure. By myself to try out the flavors and perhaps with one or two close friends. So for flavor and variety, this place is a great choice. But it only gets the 4 stars because of the atmosphere felt so chaotic.

High Street Place has a great variety of options, but things can get pricy here fast, especially if you add alcohol. Fun vibes, ample seating, clean spaces and good food make this a great place to splurge once in a while. Some recommendations and notes: Fuji: The Rainbowl is a great value. The fish is fresh, they don't skimp, and you'll get loads of delicious veggies, plenty of rice, and a fried egg to top it all off. Charming Gardener: The Roasted Lemon Salmon has deliciously crispy skin, and the green goddess dressing is to die for. Humoveh: Chicken Shish Taouk has a great garlicky flavor and the labneh is a dense, tangy yogurt dream (I believe this is Anoushella labneh for anyone familiar with that restaurant - DROOL). Be aware that there are no substitutions and no exceptions. I was a little annoyed because I have a nut allergy and asked for labneh instead of walnut harissa and the server said it wasn't possible, added that I could just "pick it out of the dish" if I didn't want it, and then charged me for the additional side. Divebar: The hot lobster roll is delicious but this is one thing I will not be indulging in again for a while. The check came in at over $40 after tax and tip for just the one item.

Continuing to update as I try more stuff. Humoveh: had the beef arayes. Maybe my favorite food in high street? Fantastic middle eastern/Mediterranean (?) food. I loved the flavors and the portion was generous. 10/10North East of the border: probably 1-2 stars for this place. Very expensive for a taco and it had like cubed meat in mine? Looked very unappealing and had a squeeze of sauce that stayed in its tube shape. Meat and general taco tasted overcooked and bland. Perhaps your 97 year old grandpa who is allergic to flavor might enjoy it. Not a good tortilla either and they were beyond slow. They forgot to make it and were like "oh are you still waiting?" After being on their cellphones for 15 minutes. Not a good time. But don't let this place ruin the whole vibes for you!Noble Castella: very very cute. The bear cup is adorable. The little cheesecake bites? I'd toss an infant in front of the red line to have more but thankfully, they will also just sell them to me for money whenever I come by so everyone is safe. They're beyond yummy. I didn't care for the boba but it is clearly homemade and fresh. Just not the consistency I like and kind of fell asleep but my drink was very good. Love this addition to the food hall!!

One of my favorite food halls I've ever been to!!!! Gets packed around lunch, because of its location in the Financial District, but can be quieter at dinner times and on the weekend. Several restaurants inside, offering a wide variety of cuisines; from cheeseburgers and shakes, to tacos, to pizza, to sushi. Some places are not so tasty, other places are delicious. Everything is a little on the pricey side, but I don't think you come here for the best quality or value, you come here for the experience.3 bars in the middle, including a cocktail bar (our favorite), a wine bar, and a beer bar. The bars are convenient because you can bring drinks from one to the other, or bring food you have ordered to any of the counter tops as well. Plenty of seating everywhere throughout!During sports games, they project them on huge TVs all around the hall (giant one when you first walk in), other nights they have someone playing piano, and other nights they have trivia. They also have a small outside patio, with heat lamps for colder weather. We just love the vibe inside so much that we never remember to venture outside!

High Street Place is such a fun spot to grab a drink or dinner with coworkers after work. We got flights at Alewives, where the service was incredible and they were super helpful in recommending beers. It's nice because there are many different options for food so it's great in a big group. It can be difficult to have conversations sometimes because it is quite crowded and loud.

Great food court to check out a few classic Boston spots like Mike & Pattys and Mamalehs. Though you don't get the same ambience as going to these restaurants, the food is still excellent. Large tv inside to watch the game. Beer from Alewife's available. Decent amount of seating but went on a weekend so it was pretty empty. Seems like a great place to catch a day game or have a happy hour after work. Looks like they have trivia nights and live music as well.

*Taco joint in High Street Place*My overall experience is really disappointing. For how nice the atmosphere and vibe of HSP is, this particular restaurant inside was horrible. Each taco is $6, and the portion size isn't bad for the price. However despite the meat being juicy it wasn't properly at drained at all of its juices and thus spilled all over me, my table and the to-go container it came in (and kept going). Meanwhile, who knows how long the beans and rice had been sitting today? The rice was mushy and also hard, like they scraped the bottom of the pan after hours of sitting there and served it to me- it was disgusting. This all could be somewhat overlooked except that the service was bad as well. I waited at the register for minutes before the employees turned around to acknowledge and take my order. In total I paid $18 for crap, half of which I threw away. It seemed a crime to make me pay any money for this food. Please do yourself a favor and don't waste your money on this restaurant. Look somewhere else in here. Or you could go out of the building and avoid this place altogether.

The High Street Place Food Hall located in upper downtown/financial district of Boston is a perfect blend for people to visit various food vendors with different cuisines while just catching up with friends, families, or colleagues. They have a bar and also multiple events. We went on a Tuesday and they had trivia night. Loads of seating, inside and out.

Controversial opinion: Probably my favorite food hall in Boston. The other 2 major ones are of course crowded with tourists, and honestly are kind of "meh". High Street is super nice, new, and has plenty of high quality food options for lunch and dinner. They also got a few options for drinking inside as well! A wine bar, cocktail bar, and brewery. Will definitely return the next time I am in Boston for some more food and drinks.

This place is so neat! They had so many food choices to pick from! It gets some what crowded, but then it dies down fast. It's a very new school look ! Love it !