Just one stop of the National Chain. Great for all sorts of stuff, snacks, drinks, basic groceries, coffe, Charlie Cards etc...

An alternative to some of the larger stores in the area, this artist supply store is at times underated, but offers competitive prices, knowledgeable staff, and a wide selection. For anyone in school or working, as a creative professional this could be considered a hidden gem, and is a great place keep an eye on.

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Brand new addition to the Harvest Co-op. This newly renovated area, sports stylish leather couches, low tables and a quiet cafe atmostphere. Clean, and comfortable, cafe and co-op patrons, can sit an enjoy a cup of equal exchange coffee while reading the paper or surfing the net. Wifi available.

Local Franchise of a National Chain this is a good, place to buy sneakers.

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This eco-sensitive community co-op has a wide range of fresh but slightly pricey fruits and vegetables, all delivered daily. Natural, organic, and commercial groceries available, plus an impressive selection of vitamins, alternative medicine, candles, incense, and natural toiletry products. Check out the bulk foods aisle to sample 25 different types of flour ($0.80-3.50/lb) and 34 varieties of granola ($2-7/lb). A $20 membership fee will get you 2% off all purchases, 10-20% if you're willing to work there 3-8hr/month. The cafe serves up good-for-you wraps and salads ($5-6), as well as smoothies ($4.50), teas ($1.50), and fair trade coffee, including the “Organic Mind, Body, and Soul” blend. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. Recycle your used portable rechargeable batteries and old cell phones. Rechargeable batteries are commonly found in cordless power tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, camcorders, digital cameras, and remote control toys. This location is a Call2Recycle™ drop-off site.

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Basically a dollar store. If you can get past the stigma, and go in you, you can find just about anything in a series of bins, shelves and racks, from penny rolls, to luggage, sneakers and shampoo, you never know what you might find.

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