A handy ATM.

Open daily 5:30 p.m.-2 a.m.

Catering to students looking for apartments (although they do sales too). They have a service on their website so that you can get notified daily of new listings. Making finding the perfect place really easy.

A local bank, this branch is open Mon, Tue and Thur 9-5, Wed 9-6 and Sat 9-2.

n the 1980s, this popular neighborhood spot was the first to bring General Gau's chicken to Boston. Peking duck, another menu staple, is served with homemade crepes and scallion "brushes" to apply the hoisin sauce. They make such great Peking duck, even tourists from China and other Asian countries have us on their itinerary. It's so good, their Chinese name is "Peking Duck House." Some of the other specialties on our menu, out of more than 130 items, include crispy Hunan whole fish, scallops with garlic sauce and beef asparagus. Boneless spare ribs, Peking ravioli and Buddha's delight are popular with our corporate catering clients. Also well-known for lunch specials - ranging from $5.50 to $9.50.

Just in case you ran out of coffee since leaving Kenmore Square and can't hang on for the 4 blocks into Coolidge Corner here's a Dunkin Donuts to keep you fueled up.

It's never a bad thing to have a big hardware store in your neighborhood. Like other Economy True Value stores (there's one on Mass Ave tooEconomy Hardware) this one tends to cater to local student populations and have more housewares than say a True Value in Townsend, Mass might have.

A Japanese restaurant with a well-known, Best of Boston recipient, sushi bar and also serving other Japanese favorites.
There is a sister restaurant to this one in Chinatown.

In the lower level of a town house, offering all sorts of hair treatments and cuts. Run by Jackie Earley herself, she is renowned for her curly hair cuts. ($85 for the cut but worth the splurge if your curls need some TLC)

A Japanese bakery with plenty of seating - both indoor and outdoor.