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Fashion
Nature’s Calling
Food & Drink
Flatwater
New American resto serves its dishes on the waterfront — the Chicago River. Dine alfresco and watch the boats go by.
Entertainment
It’s Just a Little Flush
Home
Deadwood
Food & Drink
Waterworld
Entertainment
Super Natural
Entertainment
The White Stuff
Food & Drink
Fare and Square
Entertainment
Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery
The former Old Patent Office Building now houses the Portrait Gallery and an impressive collection of national art plus a central courtyard with Wi-Fi.
Entertainment
The Shock of the New
Beauty
That’s Gonna Leave a Mark
Entertainment
Hot Under the Collar
Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
Woodhouse Fish Company
This seafood spot serves up New England faves like fried clams, fish and chips, crab cakes, and fish tacos. Wash it down with affordable beer and wine.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
My, How You’ve Grown
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Home
All She Wrote
The neighborhood shop plays it sweet and preppy. Stripes, checkers, and argyle patterns adorn a huge stationery selection, including wedding invites, thank-yous, and calling cards.
The Weekend Guide
Fashion
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
Skipjack's
Not to be skipped: The seafood experts of Boston have several locations where you’ll find classic fish dishes, sushi, and a huge raw bar.
Food & Drink
Black's Bar & Kitchen
Southern comfort arrives in the form of gourmet fritters, juicy steaks, and generous cocktails, all best consumed on the giant patio.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Fashion
Kick Up Your Heels
Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Beauty
Permanent Record
Food & Drink
Potomac Pizza
Think there’s no such a thing as healthy pizza? The family-owned pizzeria offers fat-free, flavorful pies loaded with veggies.
Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
Ronnie Scott's
World-renowned bar where famous and emerging jazz performers wow a crowd of cool music lovers every night.
Photo: Courtesy of Ronnie Scott’s
Fashion
Oh, My Darling
Fashion
Surf and Sandler
Fashion
The Chosen One
Fashion
If All Else Sales
Fashion
Sale Away
Fashion
ShopSCAD
A stylish jumble of student and alum work born and bred at the local kick-ass art school. Paintings, jewelry, home goods, and more.
Fashion
So Happy Together
Entertainment
Time on Your Side
Fashion
All the Extras
Fashion
Sticks and Stones
Fashion
Flaming Hot
Fashion
Betsy Fisher
Helmed by Fisher herself, the boutique stocks contemporary suits and separates with staff ready to pick and choose what looks best. Well-edited shoes and accessories make it an all-in-one destination.
Fashion
Under Cover
Entertainment
On the Road Again
Beauty
Swingers
Fashion
Michelle Tan
Local designer Tan plies neutral-colored fabrics into multifunctional dresses (they can be wrapped in numerous ways) and sculptural jackets — all made in limited quantities. Bonus: She’s usually around and willing to chat.