Boston
Set inside Faneuil Hall Marketplace at 101 South Market Street, Sugar Factory Boston is a bright, lacquered pause between Quincy Market and the Freedom Trail. The room borrows the brick-and-harbor polish of the old market and dresses it in candy light: sparkling glass, couture pops, and tables set for a celebration. The menu moves from a proper American plate, including the 24K Gold Burger, steak frites, and twin Maine lobster tails, to the house signature, a smoking candy goblet or a towering sundae meant to be shared. It is historic Boston with the volume turned up, a place for birthdays, late brunch, and anyone who wants the sweet course to feel like the main event.
All reservations with individuals under 21 yrs of age, must be accompanied by a legal guardian that is 21 yrs of age or older at all time during.
* Please note, all members of your party must be present to be seated. Reservations are held for 15 minutes.*
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Inside South Market
Inside South Market, Sugar Factory sets a table between the brick and the harbor: a 24K Gold Burger, lobster tails, and a goblet that arrives in a curl of mist.
"It is Faneuil Hall with the sweet course promoted."
It is Faneuil Hall with the sweet course promoted. Quincy Market on one side, the Freedom Trail a few steps off, and a sundae built to stop the walk.
"A few steps from the Freedom Trail"
A few steps from the Freedom Trail, the room trades cobblestones for lacquer: candy on the wall, a private table if you want one, and a goblet worth ordering before the entrée.
"Faneuil Hall has always sold sweets."
Faneuil Hall has always sold sweets. This one sells the whole evening, from steak frites at lunch to a sundae large enough to end the walk.
