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New concept food court with cool vibe almost like a club, high ceiling, clean seating area. Bar at the center and booths offering different cuisines, it's a huge airy space but cozy feel at the same time- an interesting venue. Went on a Tuesday late afternoon and was not crowded. Foodwise nothing noteworthy except for Ms.Clucks deluxe chicken and dumplings. -First tried cheezy ramen $17 48 hour bone and smokey gouda broth topped with karaake fried chicken nuggets. Was surprised how good karaake chicken was! Ramen was perfect with authentic Japanese karaake and was so tender, fried perfect. Was the best ever tried in Boston. Ended up going back to order side of karaake nuggets $6. Broth however was actually too salty for my liking, -Signature spicy chicken & dumplings ramen $17 Ramen topped with spicy ground chicken, truffled chicken wonton. Noodle was also good but broth had somewhat gamey smell. -From Inchu asian-inspired bowls, tried vietnamese banh mi bowl $15.75 with choice of bbq chicken for protein and Jasmine rice for base. As their name suggests, it is an 'inspired' bowl of rice with veges and bahn mi aioli sauce, and not authentic, but ample portion. Pickled radish just didn't go well.. -From PRB Boulangerie, tried Breakfast croissant $10 they warmed it up and it was too chewy and disappointing. We liked the market and probably would come back if in the area.

Stopped in on a Tuesday afternoon, and it was somewhat busy. Plenty of variety for food - Asian, Mexican, pizza, crepes, chicken, seafood, and more. Indoors - nice shelter from the cold wind. Very clean and plenty of seating. Enjoyed pepperoni pizza ($16), nori/sushi tacos, birria taco ($6), and lobster roll ($32). Would recommend for a casual meal with diverse food options.

Time Out Market Boston is a great place if you love trying different foods. It has a bunch of food stalls with everything from burgers to sushi, so there’s a lot to choose from. Also they got 2 bars, serving beers and cocktails. The space is lively, and the big communal tables make it easy to hang out with friends or meet new people. It’s close to Fenway, so it’s a convenient stop if you’re catching a game. Overall, it’s a fun spot with tasty food options. Definitely worth checking out!

So I go into Time out market first time. It's a plethora of different food venues and central seating and I believe just one bar from what I saw so I ended up going to the the time out bar. I had an old fashioned too. They were okay. Not the best I've had but they were okay and I saw that they had a blue ribbon BBQ. So I said yeah. I'm in the mood for some brisket. Unfortunately they didn't have brisket so I got the beef ends tray and it was okay. It wasn't great. I was expecting a little better. The food could have been a little more flavor could have been warmer. The cornbread was cold and it was like medium hot. It wasn't hot enough. It should have been not burning your mouth but it should have been hot Kim. Good thing about it. It came quick by the time I ordered and went back to the bar. My little buzzer was buzzing. It was okay if you just want semi decent BBQ wasn't outstanding like I wanted it to be, so that's why I gave the food a three. But there's other places in here that I will check back later and see what's going on. Overall atmosphere is great. Good to bring your people and try that different foods and the bar. Get a beer or whatever and just hang out so atmosphere is good. Service was good at the bar that got to me right away which I liked. Just a little disappointed in the Blue Ribbon BBQ. That's why the food gets a three right now

Visiting from the UK, this was on the must visit list, and the bonus was a Saturday afternoon of drag queens hosting bingo. Had great cocktails and ticked off a lobster roll on my Boston eats list. Great place.