Coolidge Corner
Coolidge Corner is the area of Brookline where Beacon and Harvard Streets intersect. Once upon a time, the first major general store of Brookline was here, run by a Mr. Coolidge naturally. So shopping has been important here for a long time. Coolidge Corner is an unique blend of national chain stores (Gap, Barnes and Noble) small, independent, local stores (Mint Julep, Brookline Booksmith, The Pear Tree) loads of restaurants of every type (Japanese, kosher delis, Mexican) and daily conveniences (drug store, cleaners, post office). Why go to a mall when you can walk around Coolidge Corner and find everything that you need?
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