A great spot to walk and shop. Anytime it's nice out and I feel like shopping, Legacy Place comes…read moreto mind. There's pretty solid food options too (ranging from fast casual to sit down) and they have a Superlux movie theater too. I suggest parking in the parking garage, and do your best to avoid the parking lots located within middle of the stores since they're almost always full.

We bought a backpack for 8-10 years ago and one of a compartment was torn off. We came and asked…read morefor replacement due to its policy. A store Manager asked where was the receipt for 8-10 years ago and what credit card was using ? If we have them The people expect you to have these information, even themselves dont have to keep them WTH ! No more shopping at LL Bean !

The Porter Square studio is so convenient to get to by T and has ample studio space and natural…read morelight. I love practicing here (i.e., yoga sculpt, hot power flows), as this studio has been my home base for 2+ years. The front desk staff and instructors have all been welcoming and friendly.

A good one. I am surprised how many Japanese restaurants in the Porter Square. There are also some…read moregood coffee spots. As a Japanese I need to try more of them. For biking around Porter Square is a little confusing (intersection) but bike lane helps.

I think this place has potential but a lot of people don't really know about it. It's a cool…read morehangout spot with food options, shops, and a workout spot. Tucked away upstairs is Newbury Comics and a few other stores. Downstairs is where Subway is plus other food. It's retro feeling inside like you're back in the 90s hanging out which I kinda love??? They did replace Ben and Jerry's with a new spot that looked good. But it's also quiet inside and I wish more people came here. Maybe with a little more renovations or new businesses inside would draw a crowd, a little facelift if you will.

Weird weird. I used to work at a clothing store in the garage in the 80's - it sold kinda new wave…read moreclothing and was pretty hot at the time. I wanted to visit the garage and see what was going on inside. Really it was sad, except for Newbury comics, which has stood the test of time, this place is a ghost town. sad

The website describes this small shopping plaza as transit-oriented and I can understand that as it…read moreis well served by road (the Mass Pike goes right by) and rail (Auburndale commuter rail is nearby). Commonwealth Ave also has excellent bus service. The shopping center is anchored by a large format Star Market but also has one full bank branch, one smaller ATM-only bank branch, a bagel shop, a cleaner and a hair salon. There's plenty of parking. When I was here, the lot was well maintained with no litter visible. There is one entrance and one exit for Commonwealth Ave. It does not have a turn lane for those crossing traffic.

Located right next to MGH and close to Government Center and Beacon Hill, this property has a…read morecouple of office buildings in it as well as a large amount of medical and office space. For retail, they have a very large Whole Foods here, a decent CVS and an Au Bon Pain that is on two levels. There is parking but I don't know much about how it works as I don't have a car here in Boston. Easy access from Cambridge Street, it is a short walk from both the Bowdoin and the Charles/MGH MBTA stations.

I love this place, and have been an avid fan since it opened. The staff are helpful in the best…read morepossible way: present, useful, neither hovering nor pushy. Jess knows my wardrobe better than I do, even remembering things I bought years ago and assessing current pieces in that light. And the clothes! they're fun, useful, affordable, easy wear and easy care. A little different, so you won;t see your look all around you. Lotta different styles - casual, glam, office, beach and in-between. And alot of pieces are ageless: not trampy, teen-y nor matronly. I'm 70 and maybe a third of my wardrobe has been built over the years from Helena's. Check it out!

Beautiful, unique clothing. Prices are up-scale given the quality of the products. A lot of USA…read moresupported retailers are sold here as well making you feel good about your purchases. Jewelry is lower end, and looks more like costume jewelry. I bought a beautiful black jean dress here over 2 years ago and still love it!l wear it regularly and receive compliments all the time. There is also a new Belmont location that opened in 2020. Smaller but equally nice!

Really not good for consigning! They have mixed up the dates by which I was supposed to pick up…read moreclothing, resulting in them getting to keep them and sell and keep all the profit. Fair enough, except that they should get their dates correct or else take responsibility! Also, they have accepted items from me and then inexplicably tossed them, without telling me. They charge $5 per month for their consignor access website, and it is very hard to opt out (I had to opt out every time I consigned and sometimes press them to reverse the charge after it had been applied anyway). Also, I noticed that the payout amount is often less than what was on their label. I don't think they want you to see the labels but I went in the store to take a look and it was higher than what they marked on my printout. Not recommended for consigning.

Consigned there for the first time and it was a great experience. Ended up using the credit to…read morepurchase some items there as they ha e a great selection.

Louis Pizza is cheap and fantastic, Lilac kitchen is some of the best Chinese I've had since I…read moremoved from CT, and the Verizon store here is always super knowledgeable and friendly!