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BID-Map-For-Website-20190823.Pdf HOME FURNISHINGS Grainmaker 91 Summer Street, E5 Good Life 28 Kingston Street, E5 SERVICES DOWNTOWN CROSSING RETAIL MAP HomeGoods 350 Washington Street, 3G Grassroots Café 101 Arch Street, F4 Haley.Henry Wine Bar 45 Province Street, H2 Mattress Firm Downtown Boston 45 Franklin Street, G4 GreCo 1 Milk Street, H3 Hub Pub 18 Province Street, H2 BANKING SERVICES Altour Inc. Foreign Currency Location 155 Federal Street, F7 THEATERS ATTRACTIONS FOOD & DRINK SALONS, SPA & WELLNESS Roche Bobois 2 Avery Street, B3 Herrera’s Mexican Grill 11 Temple Place, E1 J.J. Foley’s Bar & Grille 21 Kingston Street, E5 Macy’s 450 Washington Street, F3 JM Curley 21 Temple Place, E1 Bank of America 100 Federal Street, H6 | 175 Federal Street, HOTELS SHOPPING SERVICES DOWNTOWN PUSHCART VENDOR Love Art Poke 40 Water Street, J3 F7 | 65 Franklin Street, G4 | 79 Summer Street (ATM-only), E5 | 6 Luke’s Lobster 290 Washington Street, I3 Kingston Cuts 25 Kingston Street, E5 JEWELERS The Last Hurrah (Omni Parker House) 60 School Street, H1 Tremont Street, J1 | 315 Washington Street (ATM-only), H3 | 11 FREEDOM TRAIL DOWNTOWN CROSSING PEDESTRIAN ZONE McDonald’s 146 Tremont Street, D1 Winter Street (ATM-only), F2 | 58 Winter Street (ATM-only), F1 Boston Diamond Co. 339 Washington Street, H3 LX Legal Crossing 558 Washington Street, C3 McDonald’s 327 Washington Street, H3 121 Congress St., I5 FREE WIFI ZONE U.S. POST OFFICE PUBLIC PARKING Boston Discount Jewelry Exchange Marliave 10 Bosworth Street, G2 Berkshire Bank Milk Street Café 50 Milk Street, I4 1 Boston Place, J2 365 Washington Street, H3 MAST’ 45 Province Street, H2 BNY Mellon Minigrow 125 Summer Street, E7 33 State Street, K3 ZIPCAR BLUE BIKES PUBLIC RESTROOMS Boston Jewelry Exchange 345 Washington Street, H3 MERCATO (Hyatt Centric Boston) 54 Devonshire Street, J3 Brookline Bank Mooyah Burgers 140 Tremont Street, E1 129 Tremont Street, F1 Boston Jewels 23 School Street, I2 The Merchant Kitchen & Drinks 60 Franklin Street, G4 Capital One 360 Café/Peet’s Coffee Potbelly 1 Federal Street, H5 621 Washington Street, B3 THEATERS Martin’s News 1 Federal Street, H5 Diamond & Jewelers Building 387 Washington Street, G2 Oceanaire 40 Court Street, J1 Cathay Bank Potbelly (Pi Alley Garage) 263 Washington Street, I3 Century Bank 24 Federal Street, I5 AMC Loews Cinema 19 175 Tremont Street, B2 Martin’s News 100 Summer Street, F6 Over a dozen jewelers can be found at 387 Washington Street. PABU (Millennium Tower) 1 Franklin Street, G3 Pret A Manger 32 Summer Street, F4 Charles Schwab 127 Congress Street, I5 Boston Opera House 539 Washington Street, C2 Peter L. Stern & Co., Inc. 15 Court Square, J2 E.B. Horn & Co. 429 Washington Street, F2 Papagayo 15 West Street, D2 Sa Pa Modern Vietnamese 92 Bedford Street, D5 Chase Bank (The Corner Mall) 1 Winter Street, F2 525 Washington Street, C2 Suffolk University Law School Bookstore, Harper & Faye Jewelers 60 Federal Street, H5 Parker’s Bar (Omni Parker House) 60 School Street, H1 Modern Theatre 77 Franklin Street, G5 | 1 State Street (ATM-only), 120 Tremont Street, G1 Homsy Jewelers 335 Washington Street, H3 Sal’s Pizza 150 Tremont Street, D1 Parker’s Restaurant (Omni Parker House) 60 School Street, H1 Citizens Bank Orpheum Theatre 1 Hamilton Place, F2 K3 | 28 State Street, K2 | 40 Summer Street, F4 | 50 Summer Sulgrave Newsstand 6 Milk Street, H3 Jewelers Exchange Building 333 Washington Street, H3 Sam LaGrassa’s 44 Province Street, G2 505 Washington Street, D2 Paramount Center 545 Washington Street, C2 RUKA (Godfrey Hotel) Street (ATM-only), F4 | 580 Washington Street, C3 More than 125 jewelers can be found at 333 Washington Street. Sebastian’s 100 Summer Street, E6 Ruth’s Chris Steak House (Old City Hall) 45 School Street, I2 Visit www.jewelersbuildingboston.com for a complete directory. Commonwealth Bank 25 Court Street, J1 CELLULAR PHONES & ELECTRONICS Shake Shack 1 Milk Street, H3 Scholars Bistro 25 School Street, I2 Jewelry Plus 54 Winter Street, F1 Eastern Bank 63 Franklin Street, G4 ATTRACTIONS AT&T 8 Winter St., F2 Shawarma Falafel 26 Province Street, H2 Serafina Boston 10 High Street, F7 King of Jewelry 44 Temple Place, E2 E-Trade 70 Franklin Street, G4 Boston Massacre Site Plaza 208 Washington Street, K3 Bromfield Camera Co. 10 Bromfield Street, G2 Spyce 241 Washington Street, J3 Shed’s BBQ 32 Bromfield Street, G2 Long’s Jewelers 100 Summer Street, E6 Fidelity Brokerage 155 Congress Street, H6 Dreamland Wax Museum 1 Washington Mall, K1 Cricket Wireless Store 82 Essex Street, C5 Sweetgreen 15 School Street, I2 Sidebar 14 Bromfield Street, G2 Skylight Jewelers 44 School Street, I2 First Republic 160 Federal Street, G7 Emerson College Urban Arts Gallery 25 Avery Street, B2 Dr. Phil’s Computer Repair Center 151 Tremont Street, C1 Sweetgreen 87 Summer Street, E5 Silvertone Bar & Grill 69 Bromfield Street, G1 Victoria Jewelry 43 Temple Place, E2 Metro Credit Union 100 City Hall Plaza, K1 Escape the Room 33 West Street, D1 Gamestop 40 Winter Street, F2 Subway 100 City Hall Plaza, K1 SIP Wine Bar and Kitchen 581 Washington Street, B2 Granary Burying Ground 99 Tremont Street, G1 People’s United 50 Milk Street, I4 MegaMobile 278 Washington Street, I3 LIQUOR STORES Taco Bell 74 Summer Street, F5 Stoddard’s Fine Food & Ale 48 Temple Place, E2 Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Masons 39 Winter Street, F1 Residential Mortgage Services 91 Franklin Street, G5 Sprint Boston Wine Exchange 181 Devonshire Street, H5 Tatte Bakery 125 Summer Street, E7 Taste Wine Bar & Café 101 Summer Street, E6 186 Tremont Street, A2 350 Washington Street, H3 Rockland Trust 93 Franklin Street, G5 T-Mobile Common Vines Wine Shop 100 Summer Street, F6 Tatte Bakery One Boston Place, J2 Teatro 177 Tremont Street, A2 Irish Famine Memorial 10-24 School Street, I3 T-Mobile (Pi Alley Garage) 243 Washington Street, I3 Santander 30 Winter Street, F2 | 75-101 Federal Street, H6 | Federal Wine & Spirits 29 State Street, K3 Thirst Juice Co. 44 School Street, H2 The Alley Bar 14 Pi Alley, I2 631 Washington Street, A3 (ATM-only) | 55 Summer Street, E4 King’s Chapel & Burying Ground 58 Tremont Street, I1 Verizon 340 Washington Street, H3 Gordon’s Fine Wine & Liquors 37 Temple Place, E2 Uno Dué Go 52 Summer Street, F5 VERSUS Arcade Bar 42 Province Street, H2 (ATM-only) | 250 Washington Street, J3 (ATM-only) Liberty Tree Park 2 Boylston Street, A3 Viga 291 Devonshire Street, F6 Yvonne’s 2 Winter Place, E2 41 Bromfield Street, G2 Lambert’s Marketplace 140 Tremont Street, E1 State Street Financial Center 1 Lincoln Street, D6 Money Museum of Boston CONVENIENCE STORES & PHARMACIES Viga (Pi Alley Garage) 275 Washington Street, J2 Norman B. Leventhal Park At Post Office Square Roche Bros. supermarket 10 Summer Street, F3 TD Bank 24 Winter Street, F2 7-Eleven 50 Summer Street, F4 | 125 Tremont Street, F1 | Wendy’s 71 Summer Street, E5 130 Congress Street, I6 Walgreens emporium 10-24 School Street, I3 SALONS, SPAS & WELLNESS Webster Bank 100 Franklin Street, G5 | 70 Summer Street, F5 300 Washington Street, H3 Wen’s Yunnan Noodles 145 Tremont Street, D1 Wellesley Bank 1 Federal Street, H5 Old City Hall 45 School Street, I2 CVS 55 Summer Street, E4 | 81 Milk Street, I5 OFFICE SUPPLIES, STATIONARY & SHIPPING Active Recovery Boston 111 Devonshire Street, I4 Old South Meeting House 310 Washington Street, H3 325 Washington Street, H3 | 631 Washington Street, A3 Bromfield Pen Shop 5 Bromfield Street, G2 AMP Fitness 30 Court Square, J1 Old State House 208 Washington Street, K3 COFFEESHOPS CAR & BIKE RENTAL 25 Winter Street, F2 FedEx 125 Tremont Street, F1 Alanna Perry Barre Groove 52 Province Street, G2 Trapology 177 Tremont Street, A2 Blue Bottle Coffee 100 Federal Street, H6 Blue Bikes 28 State Street, K2 | 85 Arch Street, G4 | 120 Trem- Walgreens emporium 10-24 School Street, I3 Global Pack Ship 151 Tremont Street, D1 B/Spoke Cycling Studio 75-101 Federal Street, H6 Boston Common Coffee Co. 10 High Street, F7 Bar Method 75-101 Federal Street, H5 ont Street, F1 | 148 Tremont Street, D1 | 631 Washington Street, Walgreens 600 Washington Street, B3 Liberty Travel 41 Winter Street, F1 Boston News Café 28 State Street, K2 A3 | 1 Post Office Square, J5 HOTELS STAPLES 1 Washington Mall, K2 Barry’s Bootcamp 30 Chauncy Street, E4 Boston News Café 80 Arch Street, G5 Boston Hair Design 35 Kingston Street, E5 Zipcar Theater District Garage, A2 | 100 High Street Garage, H7 | 1 Court Street, K2 GIFT SHOPS, COLLECTIBLES & FLOWERS USPS 11 Ave. de Lafayette, C4 Ames Boston Hotel Caffè Nero 560 Washington Street, C3 Boston Pain Relief Massage 333 Washington Street, H2 Garage At Post Office Square, I6 | Pi Alley Garage, I2 | Club Quarters Hotel 161 Devonshire Street, H4 Amazing Intimates & Smokes 40 Bromfield Street, G2 USPS 31 Milk Street, I4 Caffè Nero 10 Summer Street, F3 50 Milk Street Garage, I4 | 33 Arch Street Garage, H4 Bay State Coin Co. 31 Bromfield Street, G2 Boston Racquet Club 100 Summer Street, F6 Godfrey Boston Hotel 505 Washington Street, D2 Caffe Strega 99 Summer St., E5 Boston Sports Club 10 Franklin Street, G3 Hyatt Centric Boston 68 Devonshire Street, J3 Char So Bees 170 Tremont Street, C1 FOOD & DRINK Capital One 360 Café/Peet’s Coffee 129 Tremont Street, F1 DRYCLEANERS, TAILORS & SHOE REPAIR City Smoke Shop 449 Washington Street, E2 BRICK CrossFit DTX 133 Federal Street, G7 Hyatt Regency Boston 1 Ave. de Lafayette, D3 Dunkin’ Donuts 100 City Hall Plaza, K1 | 330 Washington Beauge’s Tailoring 15 Court Square, J2 Colonial Trading Co. 41 Bromfield Street, G2 CASUAL DINING & TAKEOUT Bromfield Nails 23 Bromfield Street, G2 Nine Zero
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