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The Clubhouse
This is the place to see stand up comedy in San Francisco. Expect to fall over with laughs.
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Dashing Through the Snow
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Fred Flare
Named after Fred Astaire, the quirky online boutique has a location in North Williamsburg. All your ironic, last-minute gift needs will be satisfied.
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Cafe Bonaparte
Break from Georgetown strolls with a crepe and au lait at the Parisian cafe. Brunch is especially popular thanks to sweet and savory pancakes.
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The Huntington Theatre
Boston University’s resident theater company (and the city’s largest) showcases local playwrights and actors alongside national talent.
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Warehouse Arts Complex
The theater, bar, and gallery hosts edgy performances and cool evening events.
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Helping Holidays
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Candy Kitchen Lingerie
This lingerie boutique deep in the Mission co-opted the name of the store that was formerly in its space. Sexy standbys from Cosabella, Mary Green, and Biatta hang on the racks.
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Who Wants Candy?
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No. You. Didn’t.
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Optical Illusions
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Easy Sweet
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Junk in the Trunk
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Down on the Corner
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The Luxe Life
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Come Clean
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Bottle Service
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Middle Management
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Violet Skin Boutique
Specializing in natural and organic skin care, founder Violet Mkhitaryan uses her own collection of lotions, creams, cleansers, and scrubs (and techniques learned in her native Armenia) to bring out the best in your dermis. Each treatment — from facial to wax — is customized to meet your skin’s needs.
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Spree for All
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Culture Club
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The Empress of India
There isn’t a curry in sight at this east London gastropub serving hearty British food with a European twist. The hand-painted silk wall covering, ornate mirrors and name suggests Indian food, but instead you’ll find everything from pancakes to crab bisque and afternoon tea on the menu.
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Hime with Your Best Shot
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Rare Breed
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Out of Africa
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P.45
At more than 10 years old, the Bucktown retail pioneer still generates enough buzz to power an electrical compound. Considering a selection that includes Inhabit sweaters, 10 Crosby Derek Lam skirts, and Sarah McGuire jewelry, it’s no wonder.
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Come What May
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The Book of Love
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Jane’s Addiction
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Out of the Closet
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Rock On
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Dress: Business Casual
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Just One More Bite
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The Powder Room Beauty Parlour
Visit The Powderpuff Girls — a team of pink uniform-clad glamourettes — in their standalone 1950s-inspired beauty parlour for a manicure, makeover or blow-dry. Tea and biscuits are included with each treatment, and the venue is available for private hire.
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Tortoise General Store
Slow and steady wins the race, Japanese style. Classes, art shows, and a bevy of imported goods from both new- and old-world craftsmen mean you’re in store for quite the culture shop.
Photo: Courtesy of Tortoise General Store