Regal Fenway Stadium 13 is a thirteen screen movie theater owned by a larger national chain. Their theaters all offer stadium seating, surround sound, and crystal clear picture. Tickets don't come cheap, though--One movie costs a hefty $10.50 a piece.
Regal's concessions are similarly pricey, but most large sizes are eligible for free refills. As with most theaters of its size, snagging a seat on Friday night may be a challenge without some planning. It's advisable to buy tickets ahead of time.
While Regal Fenway's prices are quite expensive, it's still possible to make your $10.50 last a bit longer. Patronizing the businesses next door can make a night at the movies with a date or the family a little easier. Longhorn Steakhouse offers tickets for $7 if you eat there. Additionally, the Quizno's nearby also offers a discounted meal price when a movie stub is presented.
Parking is available either in the lot next to Best Buy or in the Landmark Center garage. Remember to validate your parking ticket for two hours off your parking fee.

Formerly an old Sears-Roebuck's warehouse and distribution office, the Landmark Center was built around 1930. Yet in 1980 Sears' business took a turn for the worst, and the Landmark Center was left abandoned.
In 2000 the Landmark Center re-opened for business with no small amount of fanfare and a whole host of new tenants. Currently, the building houses Best Buy, REI, Staples, Regal Cinemas, Coldstone Creamery, Longhorn Steakhouse, Fresh City, Know Fat!, Quizno's, Harvard Medical School offices, and a variety of Blue Cross/Blue Shield offices.
Once darkness falls the Landmark Center is quite the sight to see. Blue, purple, green, and red lights illuminate its iconic 200-foot tall tower, allowing it to be seen from miles and miles away.
Parking for all business and offices within the Landmark Center is available in their own garage and is operated by LAZ Parking.

Quizno's is located within the Landmark Center in between Coldstone Creamery and Best Buy. This is a great place to grab a quick, portable meal on the go (or one to sneak into the adjacent movie theater, if you're feeling brave). Their toasted subs are consistently warm and huge. Quizno's is more expensive than it's competitor across the street D'Angelo, but the meats and ingredients they use seem to be of vastly higher quality. Present your movie stub at purchase and receive a special discount!

Copperfield's, located on Brookline Ave just a stone's throw from Fenway Park, is a great alternative to the more popular Game On! and Cask and Flagon. The ambiance of Copperfield's may not stand up to its more polished competitors, but where Copperfield's lacks in aesthetic charm it compensates for in great service. While your buddies are vying for a barstool before or after a Sox game, you can show them how savvy you are by easily snagging a comfortable seat (and several beers) at Copperfield's. They might not be impressed with the dungeon-like decor, but they'll certainly be glad that you've found someplace to drink that doesn't involve battling tourist and fans for a place to stand.
If you're looking for a quick bite to eat and some passable pub grub Copperfield's isn't your place. This bar only serves beverages.
Open weekdays from Noon-2am. Hours vary on game days.

College Pizza is a Fenway area favorite for cheap, easy delivery. Aptly named, this pizza parlor caters almost exclusively to the neighborhood's large population of hungry college students. Their large pizzas start at $9.00 for plain, but do not exceed $13.00 unless multiple toppings are ordered. College pizza also offers inexpensive subs which start at $4.95 for a small as well as a generous selection of pita roll-ups starting at $5.00. The delivery at College Pizza is always free and tends to be very fast, but there is a $1 charge for all credit card orders. College Pizza does not have much in the way of indoor seating, but shares a quaint patio with its neighbor, Lilly's Gourmet Pasta Express.

This is the local "packy" (package store) for the folks on Queensberry and Jersey Streets. Jersey Street Liquors is pretty standard as beer, wine, and liquor selection goes. If you're looking for any spirit that might be considered hard to find, you can bet that this location won't have it.
That being said, that doesn't mean that Jersey Street liquors is inadequate. The location is small, clean, and incredibly convenient if you live in the Queensbury/Peterborough area.

This neighborhood trattoria offers up Italian food from their cucina and a selection of vino to accompany it. It's a small, local restaurant with around ten tables. Trattoria Toscana might not be aesthetically impressive on the outside, but the inside of the building is decorated warmly and tastefully. Entrees range from $15-$22 and include various combinations of pasta with chicken, seafood, or sausage and the house's many unique sauces. The wine list is extensive to compliment all the complex flavors on their menu. What the trattoria lacks in size it compensates for in service. Due to its small size, the waiters are a tight-knit group of seasoned waiters who excel at their jobs. There's no doubt that Trattoria Toscana is a wonderful hidden gem in the heart of the Fenway.

Go to a baseball game at Fenway Park, even if you don't know what a “foul ball” is. Fenway remains the most intimate, beautiful ballpark in the league, and it would be a shame if you never saw the original in case it ends up being rebuilt. With 7 World Series titles under their belt, the Red Sox have reclaimed their spot of victory. Perhaps the most legendary baseball team of all time, the Sox had not won a World Series since 1918 until the reversal of the curse in 2004. Boston fans are the most avid in all sports, and the Red Sox had set that precedent even back in 1901 when they were called the Boston Americans. If you are lucky enough to come by a ticket these days, go to a game. It will be one of the most fun things that you will do all year.

The Red Sox Ticket Office, located at 4 Yawkey Way, Boston, MA 02215-3496, is open the following hours during the baseball season: On non-game days (excluding holidays), Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The office is open on game days Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to one hour after game time.

If you're a lazy, suntan lotion-loving Emmanuel or Wheelock student, you probably are well-acquainted with Fenway Tan on Pilgrim Road. After all, it's practically located within the Wheelock campus. This makes is a popular winter destination for many female College of the Fenway students who are conscious about their skin tone but unwilling to walk very far. Fenway Tan is an easy establishment to miss, as it's located in the basement of a residential building. Fenway Tan is not open during the summer months because they lose most of their clientèle when students return home for the season. During its open season Fenway Tan operates Monday through Friday 10am to 9pm and Saturday through Sunday 12am to 6pm.