Clean, well organized Dollar Tree store. I stopped in here to get some bath products and their…read moreselection was good and plentiful....I guess with any dollar store, it all depends on when you visit and if the truck had just delivered the day before...that is usually the best bet for selection. I usually ask the staff what day of the week do they get deliveries and most of the time, they tell me (usually twice a week)...sometimes....they just don't know... Most items are $1.25, but nothing is OVER that price point.

Stopped in on a Sunday morning two weeks before Easter (first time here) and there was merchandise…read moreEVERYWHERE. Literally, it was as if a shipment arrived, boxes were opened and items were just dropped on the floor. It was around 11am, so either a wild party took place the night before or early that morning, but people were actually stepping on things while walking down the aisles. The only reason for the 2 stars - instead of 1 - was the impressive amount of Peeps.

I arrived in Boston needing some last-minute items for an event, and I got lucky because this place…read morecame in clutch! Parking: Mostly street parking in the area. Feels: I'm not too familiar with Boston, but I was told this is one of the original areas of the city. There are lots of businesses and apartments nearby, so the neighborhood feels lively. The shop itself is pretty vibrant and spans two floors. They carry a wide range of apparel--from vintage pieces to newer items and even costumes. Customer Service: Awesome. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Overall: 5 stars. They had exactly what I needed, right when I needed it. If you're looking to refresh your wardrobe on a budget or find some unique costume pieces, this is definitely a spot worth checking out. Tip: Check out their "by the pound" section--you can score some really great deals there.

Yo....Garment District in Cambridge, MA completely flipped the script on me. Why was I expecting…read morethe whole 2 floors to look like a damn thrift dungeon with clothes on the floor??? Instead, Garment D. Is Organized, spotless and straight-up vibey. Two full floors to roam. Hot-pink walls, black-and-white checkerboard floors like stepping into an 80s music video. It's quirky, loud and proudly vintage. Everything's sorted with precision: pants with pants, denim with denim, tops with tops. These folks don't play around. And yeah, the majority of the clothing here is all use. But like I always do- I buy my stuff, take it home (or the cleaners), wash it and it snaps back looking like new. By the way- they do carry some new items- as in not used as well. My daughter and I bought some vintage denims, sweaters and a few other things. Zero mess. Zero stress. 100% unexpected.

I have no idea how they expect to sell sunglasses when they are all locked up and it takes at least…read more30 minutes to get helped. I went in wanting to buy some designer glasses and another customer was already running around the store trying to get someone to open the cases to try on some glasses. Once she found help for us, I asked if I could try a couple on too. I was told by the sales associate that only one person at a time can be helped. Fine. I waited for another 10 minutes for the other client to choose which glasses she would buy. The sales associate then told me she had to go help them at the register and needed to find the cases for the glasses too. Another 15 minutes went by. At that point I just left. They're clearly not interested in making a sale. Such a shame because before this lock up situation, I used to buy all my glasses from this location. Looks like I'll need to find another store.

Great selection of clothes, shoes, jewelry and more! It's on the second floor and there's an…read moreescalator to go up. Much larger than your typical Nordstrom rack.

Lots of small Japanese food restaurants. Parking in the back affordable rates. Street parking also…read moreplenty. There's , udon Ramen, sushi etc

I was looking for a bathroom in here. I was expecting a Porter Potty. Get it. Get it…read more This is a really happening spot on a Saturday night with masses of fancy Asian eateries in a big Hall that is part of the University. There is so much going on here and lots of people watching and it's pretty fancy with long wait times. But then that's Boston for you isn't it. Trendy places always have the long wait times.

This is one of my favorite shopping destinations in Boston. All Too Human came at the right time,…read morethe city needed someone to fill the void left by Louis - something ATH had done successfully. ATH has such a great variety of top tier brands ranging from casual and comfortable daily wear, all the way to top tier luxury labels to mix in. I always look forward to my next trip to ATH.

This beautiful concept store is keeping Boston chic. The service and space are tops while the…read morecurated merch is gorgeous.

I had such a positive experience visiting this Primark. It was spacious, organized, and well…read morestocked. As other yelpers have said, their price points are really affordable. For a a fast fashion brand the quality of the clothing wasn't bad. All of the sales associates. I interacted with were pleasant and the checkout process was efficient. I would definitely recommend this store to others.

Zaria is such an amazing associate, she was so helpful, so kind, and knew where everything was. She…read moreknew the answer to every question. That store is huge, the fact that she could navigate so quickly between the things I asked for is amazing. The store is pretty neat for being at such a busy location. They have the cutest items here.

Allows MIT and other school students to purchase, and excludes others, e.g. , Berkeley College and…read moreConservatory. Very uncool and non-inclusive. Would have liked to make a contribution to the cause, but kind of a turnoff to ask for donations and exclude so many willing to donate. Strongly suggest going to other consignment stores.

Where would my husband and I be without the MIT Furniture Exchange? Furniture-less, is the answer!…read moreThis is such an amazing resource for students. Since my husband and I moved to Cambridge five and a half years ago for his graduate program, we've acquired almost all of our furniture here - everything from a leather couch and armchair set in excellent condition for a reasonable $600 to a gorgeous Crate and Barrel kitchen table for a mere $40. We've also purchased bookshelves, end tables, lamps, desks, and more. Obviously by virtue of fact that the furniture is by donation, there are always going to be some ugly or low-quality items to weed through, but I'd say it's well worth the time. As has been noted, the hours are very limited: currently Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and the first Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. If possible, I'd strongly recommend arriving promptly at 10, especially on Saturdays: within 15 to 30 minutes of opening, often much of the best inventory has already been claimed.

So many helpful employees. I often go shopping here with my aunt. She likes the European snacks and…read morethe imported chocolates. The morning crew in the front end I am familiar with, they are all careful with our things bagging and ringing up. David and Paula go out of their way to provide great customer service. Despite it being a discount store they treat the customers like a you are in Nordstrom. Lots of good value on items like cleaning products and dog treats. I always get my laundry items in here and they are same items anywhere else but much cheaper. We love shopping here.

Great product choice, affordable prices, super helpful staff. Easy parking & convenient location.read more