Places to Eat at Boston’s North Station

Serving four Commuter Rail lines, the Orange and Green subway lines, and Amtrak service, North Station sees a constant flow of commuters, travelers, and sports fans. With the entrance to TD Garden, home to the Boston Celtics and Bruins, located beyond the North Station Fare Gates, there are plenty of places to grab a bite, whether you’re looking for a meal before catching your northbound train or need some food near TD Garden before you head to a game. 

Just beyond the station’s concourse is Hub Hall, an elevated food hall featuring 18 different dining options. If you want to venture outside, you’ll also have convenient access to Boston’s West End, North End, and Beacon Hill neighborhoods.

Crisp by Stats

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Mon – Sat: 11 am – 9 pm, Sun: 11 am – 8 pm 

Crisp serves brick oven pizza out of Hub Hall, the food court inside the station, made with fresh ingredients. Whether you want to order a slice or two, or a whole pizza, Crisp is a great spot for a casual but delicious meal. 

Best For: quick bite, casual meal, pizza, pre-show or game bite, order ahead 

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GreCo

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Every day: 11 am – 9 pm 

The chefs behind one of Boston’s most beloved Greek restaurants, Krasi, created the concept of GreCo as a way to bring authentic Greek street food to the city, combining the fresh flavors locals love with the convenience of a quick, casual meal to grab before you board your train or before you leave the station.

Best For: Greek food, food-allergy friendly, build-your-own, customizable meals 

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Hencraft 

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Every day: 12 pm – 7 pm 

Bringing the flavors of Buffalo, New York, to Boston, Hencraft has mastered crispy chicken, whether it be tenders or sandwiches. Located inside Hub Hall, you will want to grab a seat before you bite into these crispy and saucy bites that could cure the long-standing feud between cities.

Best For: bold flavors, fried chicken, comfort food, fast casual, quick bites

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Juicygreens 

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Tues – Thurs: 8 am – 6 pm, Fri – Mon: 9 am – 6 -m 

If you are looking for something refreshing, nourishing, and packed with nutrients, Juicygreens will be your go-to spot in North Station. With a focus on whole, plant-based ingredients, Juicygreens is serving up house-made juices alongside smoothies, acai bowls, and healthy to-go snacks.

Best For: vegan diet, allergy sensitivities, grab & go, smoothies, protein drinks, nourishing quick bites  

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Mikes Pastry 

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Mon – Sat: 9 am- 10 pm,  Sun: 11 am – 7 pm 

Mike’s Pastry has been a family-owned and operated Italian bakery in Boston’s North End since 1952. As a Boston institution, this stop is a leading bucket list destination for most visitors. If you don’t have time to make it to the original location on Hanover Street, you can stop at Hub Hall in North Station for the same quality, without having to stray from North Station. 

Best For: bucket list, Italian pastries, fresh baked goods, homemade cannolis 

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Momosan Ramen 

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Sun – Wed: 11:30 am – 9 pm, Thurs – Sat 11:30 am – 10 pm 

Whether you are craving a comforting bowl of ramen to warm up during Boston’s chillier months, or a fresh sushi roll during the sweltering summer months, Momosan has you covered. This full-service yet casual restaurant is a great place to stop if you have some time before an event at TD Garden or before catching your train. You can even stop by after a Bruins or Celtics game, as Momosan extends its service for one hour after games.

Best For: Japanese cuisine, ramen, sushi, post-game, casual, sit-down meal 

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Banners Kitchen & Tap 

Location: Hub Hall, adjacent to TD Garden and North Station 

Hours: Mon – Wed: 11 am – 10 pm, Thurs – Sat: 11 am – 11 pm, Sun 11 am – 10 pm

Located directly beyond The Hub Food Hall, Banners Kitchen & Tap boasts the biggest TV screen in the Northeast. Beyond its 40-foot screen and 60 other televisions, Banners has 30 rotating beers on tap and a menu filled with quintessential sports bar bites. It’s perfect for a pre- or post-game meal or a spot to soak up the game-day excitement without a ticket.

Best For: sit-down meal, sports bar, TVs, bar food 

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