This is probably the smallest Boston Sports Club in Boston. However, they do have enough machines and free weight equipment to keep up with the amount of members but just like any other gym, it's tough to get a cardio machine during peak hours.

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This new playground, built on a wood chip surface, has two separate climbing structures for toddlers, bucket and open seat swings, slides and a gated area for hopscotch and ball playing.

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Fenway Sprotszone has all the Red Sox essentials, including autographed memorabilia. The novelty shop also offers babygear, sportsware, baseballs, bats, books, and pictures... you name it. The store is small- but the staff know their Red Soxs. Manny, Lowell (and.. for 3 more years!!), Big Poppi, Elsbury (get your 15 year old into the game.. just show them a pic of this hot-to-trot monsta)..let your fanship show, Red Sox Nation's star store in the Back Bay.

Just across the river from MIT and around the corner from Newbury, this neighborhood bar doesn't really take on the character of either of its “neighborhoods.” Though there's a leprechaun on the menu and Guinness on tap, Crossroads is more about American football on the big screen and fries with your burger ($6.50). Lots of specials encourage patrons to stay and eat and drink through the game. Free appetizers during football games, free wings Tu and Th 9-11pm, and pizza on W with every pitcher. Stop by during football games to munch on the free appetizers put out every quarter. Over 50 types of bottled beer and another 17 on tap (bottles $3.65-4.40, draft pints $3.50-4.60, draft pitchers $10.50-$13.75). No cover. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. 'Roads, as its called, is a true find. A real Boston Irish pub where you can relax, enjoy a drink, watch some sports or play darts. It's big with the locals and the college crowd. Cozy, friendly atmosphere with good but inexpensive food.

Wear you're life philosophy on your shirt, hat, socks, scarfts, okay... you get the point. This is a happy-go-lucky company that plasters the up-beat philosophy just about everywhere- but lets face it, you can't help but smile. Not for the depressed, clearly.

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Cards accepted: American Express, MasterCard, Visa