High Street Place Food Hall

A lovely food court near South Station. They have a lot of seatings. Most people here seem to be office workers looking for lunch. The vibe is quite nice and not rushing. I had a DIY bowl from a healthy place with a long line that I can't remember the name. It's very fresh and very delicious. Ingredients are already seasoned and go well together. I'd give it 5 stars if there are more variety of food to choose here.

Excellent and very stylish and beautiful place, looks like a food court with a large number of different restaurants, from sushi to halal cafes, there is also Mexican and Indian cuisine and many others, there is a bar where you can drink beer and eat fresh oysters, in general a complete variety. The sushi was great, we also ordered shawarma with halal chicken, we also really liked it. I recommend this great place

This is a wonderful hidden area for a lot of great food choices. Great area for lunch. My brother got oysters from a raw bar, and I got a fried chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries from Hailey Jane's. There are many other foods like, pizza, sushi, Mediterranean, Indian, drink bar, etc. The area is spacious with many seating tables, and has a very nice atmosphere with natural lighting. It's also very close to the red line South Station T station.

I enjoyed eating at this food court. There were so many options to choose from—pizza, burgers, sandwiches, Mexican, Indian, Japanese, Mediterranean, and even a café, just to name a few. The food was decent and reasonably priced. We went during lunchtime, so it was quite crowded and hard to find seats. I would visit again.

I can't comment on the food as I did not stop to eat though it was the first time I'd walk through and discovered this place. It is set up like an eatery and appears that you can buy alcohol from one of the spots. You purchase what you want from whatever vendor you prefer and you can sit at tables that are set up somewhat picnic style. Looks like a fun place to go to try new things. A little reminiscent of Boston public market.

Fast, free WiFi and outlets with USB ports. Booths and padded chairs at the back wall make a great place to eat and work.

Imagine a mall food court, without the mall. And the food is much better, no Panda Express, no S'barro. Instead Indian cuisine and Asian Fusion. And a good bar with local brews, and a friendly barkeep that lets you sample. And the design of the space is actually nice. This is that place.