quick bite at Prudential Center?

I%26#39;m attending a conference at the Hynes Convention Center. Any recommendations for a quick lunch in between meeting sessions?

quick bite at Prudential Center?

How quick do you really want it? In addition to the many restaurants in the Prudential Center, there is a food court as well.

quick bite at Prudential Center?

If I have half an hour, any food court choices that are better than the usual mall fare?

Boston Chowda - for Lobster Bisque!

All depends what you want and how long you%26#39;ve got in the food court there is chinese, indian, mexican, roast chicken, if you have the time walk out onto Boylston st. and go to the Pour House i believe it is opposite the convention centre.

If you really have only exactly half an hour, I guess it%26#39;s the food court.

If the time is more flexible, on Dalton St. across from the Sheraton main entrance there is Bukowski%26#39;s Pub for wide selection of beers and pub food -- kind of a hole in the wall, or if you want local seafood there is Summer Shack -- casual seafood.

I think the Indian food place in the food court has the best offering, but it will be according to the genre you like. There%26#39;s also Pizzeria Regina%26#39;s, a satellite of the icon of the same name that many cite as the best in Boston (the original, that is) but this one isn%26#39;t thought to be very representative.

And to regulars here, did you know there%26#39;s a new Wagamama in the Pru? It%26#39;s in an odd location, IMO, next door to Saks.

To the OP, if you walk through Saks, there%26#39;s a big supermarket across the street with a lot of take away deli stuff etc.

The food court is pretty good, as food courts go, but it can be noisy. Close to the entrance to the Hynes, across from the St. Francis Chapel, there%26#39;s an Au Bon Pain and another place that serves sandwiches, both I think more peaceful. Obviously there%26#39;s more variety at the food court. Depends on what you want.