It looks like a massive new food hall is on its way to downtown Boston, and it will include a number of vendors offering food and drink.
According to an article from Eater Boston as well as the website for the project, High Street Place is being planned for 160 Federal Street and 100 High Street in the Financial District, with 22 food stalls and seating for 400 people currently in the works for the 18,471-square-foot space. Eater says that the development will have an "open-air" feeling and will connect to the lobbies of the office buildings on both Federal Street and High Street. If all goes as planned, High Street Place could be opening in the spring of 2019.
The website for High Street Place can be found at http://highstreetplace.com/
[January 30, 2019 update: A licensing board hearing page within the City of Boston website mentions that High Street Place is seeking to get a liquor license from the now-closed Uno's on Huntington Avenue, and that it plans to have a total of 24 vendor spaces, 200 seats inside, and an outdoor patio during the warmer months. (The hearing will take place on Wednesday, February 6.)]
[April 7, 2019 update: According to a press release, some familiar names will be involved with the upcoming High Street Place food hall, including Tiffani Faison (Sweet Cheeks, Tiger Mama, Fool's Errand), who is opening a raw bar called Dive Bar and a retro pizza/grinder spot called Tenderoni's; Daren Swisher and Joseph Cammarata (Hojoko, backbar, jm Curley), who are opening a cocktail bar called Daiquiris & Daisies; and a number of other spots such as Fuji Sushi from JP Fuji Group, Wheelhouse and Haley Jane from the team behind Wheelhouse, locations of Mother Juice and Pennypacker's, Northeast of the Border from the people behind the food truck by the same name, a cafe called The Farmacy, and an Asian eatery called Noodle BOS. If all goes as planned, High Street Place will be opening in the fall.]
[June 18, 2019 update: Eater Boston states that Mike & Patty's in Bay Village will also be coming to High Street Place, opening another location of the eatery. Once it opens, it will also join another dining spot from the team behind the place--Hot Box at Bow Market in Somerville's Unison Square.]
[December 3, 2019 update: The Facebook page for the food hall indicates that High Street Place plans to open this winter, with the full list of restaurants (for now) being the following: Daiquiris & Daisies, Dive Bar, The Farmacy Cafe, Fuji Sushi, Haley Jane, Mother Juice, Noodle BOS, Northeast of the Border, Pennypackers, Tenderoni's, and Wheelhouse.]
[December 18, 2019 update: Eater Boston mentions that more vendors have been announced for the upcoming High Street Place, including Bad Doughnut (a brick-and-mortar from the person behind a local pop-up), Portland-based Gorgeous Gelato, Gracenote Coffee (which currently has a location on Lincoln Street), Hum'Oveh (which will be affiliated with Anoush'ella), and a second tasting room for Newburyport Brewing.]
[June 27, 2021 update: An email sent from the team behind Mamaleh's in Cambridge's Kendall Square indicates that High Street Place could finally open in September (and that Mamaleh's will indeed have a location there).]
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[Related article from our sister site (Boston's Hidden Restaurants): Slideshow--Ten Good Places to Get Beer in the Boston Area]
