I took advantage of a summer afternoon to make my way down there to finally check it out and had a great time browsing the aisles.
I love supporting local vendors and love how the city has made it easy for us Bostonians to buy local wares. I'm envious of those North Enders who live close enough and folks who work in Government Center who can whenever they so desire!
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10 thoughts on the matter:
I love it, its like I took a little walk about with you. Stunning shots!
We have the Ponce City Market here, now, but I don't think it has all of the retail items. That looks like so much fun!
That place looks awesome! It reminds me a bit of Eataly in NYC. Umm..that cookie though!!
I wish our permanent farmers market was closer-this looks like a great place. I love how far GF products have come
Looks like such a great place. I bet it was full of wonderful smells too.
Oh, what a wonderful little market! Those types of markets are so much fun to peruse.
So cool. They had something similar in Olympia- but it was far more expensive than our traditional farmers market here. A bag of apples cost me nearly $30. (they were huge- but still in WA- they are in abundance) Probably because of the space rent. But we sure loved going.
Looks like a great space as well. All that and still tastes good, that is quite an accomplishment.
Looks like a great market Tamar. Whoo that cookie does look yummy!!
Thanks for sharing at the weekend blog hop
I always enjoy local markets because you get to see what your neighbors are up to! You never know when one is making something you really need.
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