I love going to Haymarket. I want to answer some questions I often get.The outdoor market (the real Haymarket) is open Fridays and Saturdays 6am to 7 pm. The vendors can set up and leave when they wish though, so I would recommend going between maybe 11am and 5pm.Animals are allowed, as it is outdoors. It is very crowded and cramped, so Id recommend only bringing well trained animals.Friday, youll have the best pick of produce, but Saturday youll get even better deals because they want to sell out. Even on Friday though, you can get really great deals. I got the produce in the photo for $8.50.A note about covid precautions:They are having vendors wear gloves and customers cant touch the produce. Customers must wear masks. Make sure to wash your produce and your hands.

Best place to buy organic veggies, fruits and fresh seafood if you buy in bulk. We love this place. Its so cheap that you wont believe it.

We enjoyed the fresh fruit! So many beautiful choices.

Rode my bike throughout the city and stopped for a slice at the famous Haymarket Pizza, just as good as it always was.

I love and now because everything has a line so no one can touch the fruit. They get their fruit for you so no one is.signs everywhere saying wash your food when you get home do not touch any of the produce let them do it ECT. And theres only a few tents set up a hundred so its easier to get through without to touching people.

Best sandwich in downtown Boston. Period! Fresh backed bread, fresh salad and fresh meat. This is an authentic Moroccan cuisine. Price are affordable. And the restaurant is well maintained!!!

You dont come here for the freshest produce, you come for the cheapest fruit and vegetables of the week. Everything is incredibly cheap — just buy what looks good. Not great from a COVID standpoint

Love this market! Different every week. You can get some good deals!

A Boston local staple!!! Haymarket provides inexpensive fruits, vegetables, and tourism all in one spot. Definitely a spot to check out and it is right next to the historic North End.

Great place to buy fresh vegetables

Simple old fashioned outdoor marketing butcher restaurants and beer pub near by

Bargain deals all the time. Just be sure to get there early on Friday to get a fresh and wholesome greens and fruits.

Have to love the fruit market. Only on Friday and Saturday but $1 for most of the fruits. Its a no brainer.

Apple cider shop is a must try. The farmers market was pretty clean for a farmers market.

A little crowded, no distancing, however its a good spot to buy your fruits

The O.G. of Bostons green marketplaces. Haymarket can be nerve-racking, but youre gonna learn and appreciate a lesson every time. If you want to linger through a fancy marketplace with polite produce sellers and lovely aromas, go to Copley or somewhere else... Haymarket has an antithetical charm of its own.

Fresh food open air market every weekend

Lots of local food,fish,crab & fruit..cheap price.

I feel like Im in a third world Country

Glad its back open. Fun to shop open-air with a diverse crowd of our neighbors, bring your camera

Great place to get your produce cheap for the week. Lots of options for great prices, I go every weekend and get a weeks worth of veggies and fish. Last week I was able to get 2 pounds of fresh haddock, two things of raspberries, blackberries, a pound of potatos, broccoli and some really good cheeses for all under $20. Such a great way to start the week. The market happens every Friday and Saturday from around noon to four I believe. Id recommend you to bring bags unless they will be giving you plastic bags which you may want to avoid.My diets protein is based off fish so I love the money I save here. Ive gotten fresh salmon for as low as $4 a lb, if you get a few lbs you can haggle down your price. Best is the fresh tuna stakes you can get for around $3 a pound! And swordfish for the same! Such variety in the food I can afford now. When I go to the grocery store I just end up buying bags of frozen fish that cost much more then the fresh fish Im getting here. I will tend to buy it then freeze it into portions for the week or for a few weeks. Saves me a lot sense the more you get the cheaper you can get it for.

Cool I love this place keep it that way

Love getting my fruits and veggies here! Amazing prices

I love the Haymarket. Every week is different. Some weeks the produce is amazing others it is substandard. Otto is The General of the market and runs a good show.

Love our visits to Haymarket, been going for over 50 years, the vendors have tamed a bit, but the produce is top notch

Fun experience! Colorful and bustling. if one is careful, great deals on produce can be found

Common man market witb fresh items but prices were high. May be reduced more

The Market is still there! There are fewer stands than usual (understandably) but still a great way to get fresh goods! Cheese place is still open and so are other small stores within the square! Gonna come again next week for sure!

Its really 5stars but the 1st table is really rude but great deal for great price my friday after work activity

Best place to get fruits and groceries at the cheapest price. It is better to go in the morning, around 10 AM to get the fresh and best produce.

I got tired of paying too much prices on grocery stores. I go here every 2 weeks and spend 15$, everything is just 1,2 or 3 dollars max, good fresh produce. Just take cash as its a real market

The best place to get fresh produce. Fridays and Saturday morning are the best times to go. After that you are probably going to have to search for the good stuff but its not impossible. They have everything from fresh herbs to several types of fish, oysters and clams. You will save half your money going here compared to the supermarket. Shop here you wont be sorry at all

Great for bulk affordable groceries. Food is cheap but doesnt last, so dont plan to do a weeks worth of shopping!

The fruit stands down there prices are fantastic

Best on the weekends, fresh produce and a reasonable price. I would say buy enough for the week because the produce goes bad quickly

I love Haymarket because there are things like the fruit & vegetables . The registry is there plus multiple outdoor restaurants.

On Friday and Saturday you will find an open farmers market where it is the place to find groceries for your week. What happens is that they sell the fresh produce that didnt end up going to star market, or whole foods or trader joes at more wholesale prices. You can pick and choose what products you want and it is honestly the best way to save money in the city. Personally spending between $5 to 15 is enough to feed 2 people with occasional dinner guests over the week. Mind that amount of produce would be between 50 to 100 dollars elsewhere.

Lets just say that I’m not buying produce from a grocery store again if I can help it. Saved so much money here and will be going back every weekend if the weather permits!

It is a traditional Bosto mess, good prices sometimes shaky quality.

I love going to Haymarket. Its a little sad right now with everything going on, less vendors, no manhandling the produce, but you cant beat the prices!

Love this place! Fresh fruits and veggies for a good price. A bit chaotic but alot of fun!

Shop it and get great, to good, to OK produce all at very good prices. Wonderful admixture of ethnicities and people both buying and selling. I really dig my jaunts here.

Is a Market place where you can buy fresh vegetables.

The vendors are rude. But there are a few vendors I go back to because theyre more personable. The produce is cheap and you do in most occasions get what you pay for. But every now and then, its a good deal.

Very Beautiful Like I Was In Europe

Would give 10 stars if possible. So fun. So cheap. So good. So green. Whats not to love? Bring your own bag for extra credit.

Its an experience not for the faint of heart. As a lifelong Bostonian I remember what it was like when there were actual carts and everyone was Italian. You can get good bargains but buyer beware.

Fantastic deals supporting local farmers! Be careful with what you pick out because if you dont know what youre looking for it can go bad quickly, but its never a problem if you use it quickly!! Its the same as the food in your fridge you move to the front to make sure you use it next!Ive also gotten really great stuff that lasts a long time too. Kale, broccoli, mangoes have lasted over a week and spaghetti squash has lasted months.Keeping in mind how great the deals are, its worth a little diligence when picking things out. Its fun!

Perfect place to buy all kinds of fuirta, veggies, fresh and crunchy bread, cheese and you can enjoy pizza with yours friend localized en the historical Boston..

Great place to buy Fruits and vegetables at affordable prices.

This area has turned around. No more are the shady corners and cuts where you would see shady activity. All bright lights and sparkling store fronts. Miss the old but understand the new.

I like it.. A lot of Moroccan sells fruit

Great place , very friendly vendors

Great prices, good selection, and friendly service

Haymarket becomes farms market on Fridays and Saturdays. Fresh food and meats.

WHAT AN AMAZING PLACE. Buy all the veggies you want. Being a Hindu vegetarian, it’s heaven on earth for me.

Reminds me of home being away from the area always a nice reminder

Haymarket is hands down the best deal for produce in town. You can get amazing amounts of fruits and vegetables for a handful of cash. Beware: do not go if you know nothing about food and cannot pick out good product. I got everything in the photo for 25$.

This market is cheapest in Boston. However, you need to do good selection of fruits and vegetables. I have an experience with them where they gave me mangos and raspberries. Those are completely worst. So it is up to you to select better items. Im not quite sure how the farmers can sell this much lowest price! Im really sad for the farmers.

Fresh, cheap farm produces. Lots of fruits and veggies as well as fish is available.

Reasonable prices. Many different fruits and vegetables.

Old town Boston feel. Very little parking though

Fresh fruits are plenty but the place is dirty and not sheltered

Always a great bargain. They have every fruit or vegetable imaginable

Im not one for taken trains and buses because I enjoy the luxury of my own vehicle but on this day I had a great experience traveling. It was convenient to take the T seeing how the time of day would have cost me a small fortune to park

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I never knew quality could be so reasonable.Bostons very own 1-stop-shop.Fresh vegetables; fruits; etc.

I will go there on a Saturday before dark at closing time for leftover bargains.Vendors will start unloading cases of produce for a dollar or two.** Friday opening day, fruits and veggies fresher.** Saturday prices start dropping towards the end of the day closing time, clearance sales..

The best place in Boston to buy fresh food under the best price

Cheap vegetables! But beware of quality.You can get lots of vegetables for easy cheaper than what you can find in the grocery store, however be wary of the quality. Somethings can be great, but others can be almost spoiled. Make sure you walk around first

Haymarket offers so many seasonal fruits and vegetables that it would be insane to not go on a Friday or Saturday in town! They are cheaper, great quality, and family friendly. Also the location is premier. 10/10 would reccomend.

Lots of great deals and selection of produce and fish

Overall very disappointed. So many people are going to say that this is the place to go for fresh produce and great prices... but that is really not the case at all. This place is so dirty and overall nasty. I feel like you are going to get sick from eating this food and it is about the same price as going to the supermarket. Just save the time and effort and go to the supermarket

Hectic but fun even if you dont but anything. Its an outdoor produce market for end-of-the-week item. Quality is not the greatest but neither is it sounds e stuff. So prices are very cheap but you do have to use it quickly.

Best to get there before 8am to avoid the crown and get the freshest produce.. Love this market!

This is the best place in Boston to pick up fresh fruit and vegetables on Friday or Saturday. The prices are some of the best in the area. Make sure you check to make sure your purchase is ALL good quality as sometimes a less than perfect item will be included in your purchase. If you are a frequent visitor to the market, find a vendor you like, get to know them, buy from them often and they will make sure you always get the highest quality produce.

Love the customer service. It is so enjoyable watching the vendors deal with idiotic customers. It is a great show.Be respectful and nice to the vendors and they will treat you great. Try to be a jerk and they will bury you.Great deals, fair prices and good people.

Lots of nice fruits and vegetables!

Awesome it has just about everything youd want at a decent price best to go towards the end with the throwing stuff away to get better deals

Ripe, seasonal vegetables sold at wholesale prices..why would you ever go to a supermarket?

On Fridays And Saturdays they have the open market it has a variety of vegetables and fruits at awesome prices.

Love this place. Fun to walk. Nice places to see.

Really nice and charming market to buy vegetables and fruits. Prices are awesomely cheap... And products are wonderful!! A must to visit in your weekly shopping of foods!! I dont miss it any Sunday!!!

Economical fruits and veggies at the bi weekly market. But beware of bad produce at stalls. Old produce also gets mixed with fresh produce and might not be visible to eye immediately.

I dont even know why I buy produce at grocery stores. Ive been to markets in other cities Ive lived in, this is by far the best value Ive seen so far.

The best produce market around. You can find the best deal Saturday evenings when theyre wrapping up.

My Haymarket experience has to do with the Fri-Sat pushcart vendors, keeping things alive, keeping my Saturday morning routine alive, despite the pandemic. I do miss the fish vendor. Hopefully they return in September.

Love this place since I was a child growing up every weekend shopping for bountiful fresh produce and seafoods and meats at good prices

Lovey place to buy local produce at great prices, lots of variety and multiple vendors share the space in fairs held every Friday and Saturday, starting around noon through to five.

I was there for the fruit market. Fridays and Saturdays all the fruits and vegetable are out on tables for you to buy at a cheaper price, way much better than supermarket prices... I love it! Also theres an area across the street for you to sit relax and enjoy the view and when youre done the station is right there to get back home.

Cheap and easy, venders are nice

Great place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Please carry cash as the vendors only accept that. Go early to avoid rush.

Fresh farm produce for more than half the store price. Be sure to inspect the fruits properly tho before buying because you may find molds in very few.

Good place for lunch

We go every week for our fruits and v red vegetables . Prices much cheaper than regular stores but you still need to know your prices from the stores.

Fruits are really cheap, a lot of fresh produce at bargain prices. You have to thoroughly wash the berries, spinach etc. The stuff is definitely not organic like other farmers markets. You have to inspect each item you buy.

Good place or maybe the only place to find good fresh produce. Feast for fruit lovers.

For the most part considering the pandemic the vendors are practicing social distancing they are wearing masks and gloves and hand sanitizer even soap and water and despite the hear and humidity the produce is actually good you cant beat the prices

Get your fresh veg and fruit here instead of the supermarket. Less than half price and better quality

Best place to buy cheap vegetables and fruit. Good quality but requires some experience to choose wisely what to get and what is too ripe, e.g.