The stylish wood and big windows of this tucked-away salon create a decidedly posh atmosphere. Friendly stylists attract a loyal and diverse clientele—from undergrads to visiting KSG politicians to Brattle St. matrons. Prices vary according to designer. A wash, cut, and blow-dry is $45+, perms $75+, coloring $55+, highlighting $90+, pedicure $45+, and manicure $16+. Facials $65+; full-body waxing available. Appointments preferred, walk-ins welcome. Check the Crimson for periodic coupons. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

It's Greek, it's fast, and it's right in Harvard Square. Greek Corner has a fairly varied menu for a store of its type—you can choose from wraps for $5, salads for $4-6, or a dinner platter for $8. If you happen to detest Greek food and showed up only to gaze at the mural in the downstairs eating area, you can get a burger ($3.75) and some damn good fries ($2.25). Seating area is very limited, so plan on taking your wrap somewhere else to eat during busy times. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

There's a rigorous admissions process for this consignment shop's merchandise: clothes must have designer labels and be no more than 2 years old. Friendly staff, reasonable prices, and an extensive selection of styles make this one of the nicest second-hand experiences in the Square. Head to the back for a tempting array of shoes and a small men's section. Call or e-mail (consign@secondtimearound.net) to make an appointment to sell something of your own for a 50/50 split of the sale price, which starts around 1/3 of the original price and drops over the max. 90 days of shelf life; you will receive payment after the item is sold. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.