Prudential Center Farmers Market

Great facility but not worth 44 dollars for parking. Went there stayed probably 4 hours and they charged me this much. Everything inside is also pricey. The 50th Floor observation deck canceled , so overall it wasn't a good day. Nice place to hang out though.

Italy, one of the shops in Prudential center, is a great place for 2 Italian restaurants and lots of fresh-food shops. I have been there twice and enjoyed it a lot. This is one of the places you must visit in Boston.

Prudential Center connected with Copley place to create best of shopping experience in the heart of Boston. You can find everything from luxury brands to other typical shopping stores in the mall

Nice shopping center, has food stores mkst of it is light food, coffee shops etc., Has many shopping stores, i wouldn't call it "good prices" center, seems to me very expensive, but to walk through it a look around is found. I also saw they have a playing area for toddlers, which is nice

A center of Boston. Lots of trendy shops lined up along its walking corridor. Clean, luxurious, well designed, and strategically located. If you donnot find right place to spend your time in Boston, this multiplex would be one good option.

Best mall around Boston area. Awesome view if you make your way to the top Alot more homeless people in this mall. Sleeping on benches. I saw a woman getting harassed by a crazy looking homeless man recently actually. Inside the mall im talking about. The security guards are not doing anything about it, like the police in the city. I think the mayor is making it legal to do drugs and not work in Boston. I'd stay away for a while. Atleast until the Police are aloud to do there jobs again.

Plenty of good shops within this mall for shopping. There a dining option called Eataly as well. Under armour, lululemon, sugarfina, blue bottle coffee are options within. Quite near newbury street.

Very good stores and other businesses within the property. All areas are extremely clean well lighted and well guarded. Unfortunately the food court was downsized and consequently there are not a lot of options, the ones which come to my mind are: Wagamama, Anna's Taqueria, Eataly, Earl's Kitchen, there's also an ice cream shop, which I can't remember the name immediately.

The Pru have something for everyone in the middle class or above. Keep your credit card at home if she have a tract record of using your money. I dear you to go Dutch.

Absolutely love the Pru. It's right there in downtown, with so many stores inside. A lot of retail stores at the back entrance. Front entrance has a magnetic view of Reflection pool. It is beautiful, has food court, seating, retail stores, star market is right behind it and it's connected to Sheraton via bridge for more stores and eateries! As a new college student, since the data was so expensive, if we got lost somewhere in downtown and could see the Prudential, we didn't use Google maps. Just follow the Pru! There is a beautiful observatory at the top.