Professional, clean, friendly, attentitive. This salon in Chinatown has been recently highlighted and reviewed, so it is safe to say that the secret might be out, this salon is a great find and does solid work at the right price. Haircuts include a scalp massage to get you relaxed and the flat screens that accompany every work station play chinese pop music and DVD's. The salon is clean, modern and you really can't beat $30 in Boston for a great haircut that includes a scalp massage.

Boston Psychic Studio specializes in all types of consultations: telephone, in-person, groups and parties. Call for 1 Free Question, All Questions Answered & a Free Lucky Charm!

Cohen's is where to go for cheap eyewear. But beware, it may be too cheap. I bought two frames for the price of one, with some other incentive/deal piled on. I thought everything was peachy, but then I realized that the lenses distorted my view when I looked to the sides. I found out that Cohen's uses some really cheep-o lens material in their product and so when I went back to ask for a different lens, one of the manager's lackies told me that it would cost me an additional $50. Beware. You can get some good service here (the manager is nice), but the product is crap.

Need to overnight a last-minute report to NYC or a package to your family in Florida? Head over to the FedEx Kinko’s on Tremont Street for all of your printing, copying and shipping needs. Great for the college student looking to make a high-impact impression with a term paper. One caveat: their fax prices are a bit on the pricey side.

Looking for a customer service-driven banking solution without the attitude and the hidden fees? Filene Federal Credit Union may be the answer. This federal credit union recently opened its doors to the public and serves folks who live, work, worship or attends school in Boston's Downtown Crossing/Financial District area. This credit union originally opened in 1921 as an employee benefits package for workers of Filene's. In 2006, the National Credit Union Administration granted this non-profit cooperative bank a community charter. With a $25 fee to sign up, Filene Federal Credit Union is great for those looking for a friendly, low-key banking option that adheres to traditional banking hours.

Recently acquired by the Hyatt Group from Swissôtel, the new Hyatt Regency Boston is centrally-located and reasonably priced for business travelers. The hotel boasts the largest Presidential suite in Boston, 500 rooms and 26 suites. The new restaurant, Avenue One, serves contemporary fusion cuisine, and guests can trim down at the weight room and indoor pool. Online discounted rates start at $189 and suites top out at $800. Commencement reservations should be made at least 6 months in advance. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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The cafe opened in November 1981 serving the finest vegetarian cuisine cafeteria style and has been known ever since for made-from-scratch, delicious, wholesome food made from the freshest ingredients. Milk Street is a terrific Kosher restaurant in Downtown Boston. The soups are ALL veggie considering it is a dairy restaurant and all of them are delicious - my fav is the tomato tortellini. The staff is very friendly and helpful. If you are in Boston in the summer, make sure to stop by the Post Office Square park location. The hot dog cart has some delicious offerings! For those of you looking to save money though, go after 2pm everything there is 20% off.

Located in Boston's Financial District, the Summer Street CVS/Pharmacy carries all of your personal-care needs like shampoo, face products, toothpaste and a cutting-edge photo processing center for digital/traditional photos. CVS also offers prescription medication, over-the-counter medication, cards, gifts, household needs, etc. It’s staffed by a board-certified pharmacist who staffs the counter to answer any questions about the prescribed medications.