Boston Public Market sits at 100 Hanover Street between Haymarket and the Greenway, a year-round indoor market where every vendor has New England roots. The drinking is surprisingly good for a grocery run: George Howell pulls some of the city’s most respected coffee, Mother Juice presses plant-powered blends, and Red Apple Farm — a four-generation Phillipston orchard — runs a cider bar pouring both sweet and hard versions. Boston Beer Alley stocks a tight selection of regional craft beer, spirits, and cider to take home, while Marzae adds a natural-wine tasting room to the mix.

It’s open daily, so this works as a weekday caffeine stop, a rainy-afternoon wander, or a one-stop tour of what the region grows, brews, and ferments. Bring a tote: you’ll come for a drink and leave with half your week’s groceries.