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Leather District Ladder District LADDER DISTRICT LEATHER SCALE DISTRICT 0200 400 600 ft 1 inch = 175 ft DOWNTOWN CROSSING RETAIL MAP BOOKSTORES & NEWSSTANDS 365 Washington Street, H3 Herrera’s Mexican Grill 11 Temple Place, E1 Elephant & Castle Pub 161 Devonshire Street, H4 Trephin Salon 25 Temple Place, E1 Brattle Book Shop 9 West Street, D2 Boston Jewelry Exchange 345 Washington Street, H3 High Street Place Food Hall 100 High Street, G7 Explorateur 186 Tremont Street, A2 Weight Watchers 189 Devonshire Street, G5 THEATERS FREEDOM TRAIL Commonwealth Books 9 Spring Lane, I3 Boston Jewels 23 School Street, I2 Daiquiris & Daisies Fajitas & ‘Ritas 25 West Street, D2 Women’s Fitness of Boston 27 School Street, I2 Martin’s News 1 Federal Street, H5 Diamond & Jewelers Building 387 Washington Street, G2 Dive Bar French Quarter 545 Washington Street, C2 ATTRACTIONS BLUE BIKES Martin’s News 100 Summer Street, F6 Over a dozen jewelers can be found at 387 Washington Street. The Farmacy Café Good Life 28 Kingston Street, E5 SERVICES HOTELS PUBLIC PARKING Peter L. Stern & Co., Inc. 15 Court Square, J2 E.B. Horn & Co. 429 Washington Street, F2 Fuji Sushi Haley.Henry Wine Bar 45 Province Street, H2 BANKING SERVICES 18 Province Street, H2 Suffolk University Law School Bookstore, Harper & Faye Jewelers 60 Federal Street, H5 Harley Jane Hub Pub Altour Inc. Foreign Currency Location 155 Federal Street, F7 SHOPPING ZIPCAR 21 Kingston Street, E5 120 Tremont Street, G1 Jewelers Exchange Building 333 Washington Street, H3 Mike & Patty’s J.J. Foley’s Bar & Grille Bank of America 100 Federal Street, H6 | 175 Federal Street, FOOD & DRINK U.S. POST OFFICE Sulgrave Newsstand 6 Milk Street, H3 More than 125 jewelers can be found at 333 Washington Street. Mother Juice JM Curley 21 Temple Place, E1 F7 | 65 Franklin Street, G4 | 79 Summer Street (ATM-only), E5 | 6 Visit www.jewelersbuildingboston.com for a complete directory. Noodle BOS Kingston Cuts 25 Kingston Street, E5 Tremont Street, J1 | 315 Washington Street (ATM-only), H3 | 11 SALONS, SPA & WELLNESS PUBLIC RESTROOMS Jewelry Plus 54 Winter Street, F1 Northeast of the Border The Last Hurrah (Omni Parker House) 60 School Street, H1 Winter Street (ATM-only), F2 | 58 Winter Street (ATM-only), F1 CELLULAR PHONES & ELECTRONICS 558 Washington Street, C3 King of Jewelry 44 Temple Place, E2 Pennypacker’s LX Legal Crossing Berkshire Bank 121 Congress St., I5 SERVICES TAXI STANDS AT&T 8 Winter St., F2 10 Bosworth Street, G2 Long’s Jewelers 100 Summer Street, E6 Tenderoni’s Marliave BNY Mellon 1 Boston Place, J2 Bromfield Camera Co. 10 Bromfield Street, G2 45 Province Street, H2 DOWNTOWN CROSSING DOWNTOWN Skylight Jewelers 44 School Street, I2 Wheelhouse MAST’ Brookline Bank 33 State Street, K3 Cricket Wireless Store 82 Essex Street, C5 22 Tremont Street, J1 54 Devonshire Street, J3 PEDESTRIAN ZONE PUSHCART VENDOR Victoria Jewelry 43 Temple Place, E2 Loaves & Fishes Café MERCATO (Hyatt Centric Boston) Capital One 360 Café/Peet’s Coffee129 Tremont Street, F1 Dr. Phil’s Computer Repair Center 151 Tremont Street, C1 40 Water Street, J3 60 Franklin Street, G4 Love Art Poke The Merchant Kitchen & Drinks Cathay Bank 621 Washington Street, B3 Gamestop 40 Winter Street, F2 290 Washington Street, I3 40 Court Street, J1 LIQUOR STORES Luke’s Lobster Oceanaire Century Bank 24 Federal Street, I5 MegaMobile 278 Washington Street, I3 146 Tremont Street, D1 1 Franklin Street, G3 Boston Wine Exchange 181 Devonshire Street, H5 McDonald’s PABU (Millennium Tower) Charles Schwab 127 Congress Street, I5 THEATERS Sprint 39 Winter Street, F1 327 Washington Street, H3 15 West Street, D2 Common Vines Wine Shop 100 Summer Street, F6 McDonald’s Papagayo Chase Bank (The Corner Mall) 1 Winter Street, F2 AMC Loews Cinema 19 175 Tremont Street, B2 T-Mobile 350 Washington Street, H3 50 Milk Street, I4 60 School Street, H1 Federal Wine & Spirits 29 State Street, K3 Milk Street Café Parker’s Bar (Omni Parker House) Citizens Bank 77 Franklin Street, G5 | 1 State Street (ATM-only), 539 Washington Street, C2 T-Mobile (Pi Alley Garage) 243 Washington Street, I3 Boston Opera House Gordon’s Fine Wine & Liquors 37 Temple Place, E2 Minigrow 125 Summer Street, E7 Parker’s Restaurant (Omni Parker House) 60 School K3 | 28 State Street, K2 | 40 Summer Street, F4 | 50 Summer 525 Washington Street, C2 Verizon 340 Washington Street, H3 Modern Theatre Lambert’s Marketplace 140 Tremont Street, E1 Mooyah Burgers 140 Tremont Street, E1 Street, H1 Street (ATM-only), F4 | 580 Washington Street, C3 Orpheum Theatre 1 Hamilton Place, F2 1 Federal Street, H5 505 Washington Street, D2 Roche Bros. supermarket 10 Summer Street, F3 Potbelly RUKA (Godfrey Hotel) Commonwealth Bank 25 Court Street, J1 Paramount Center 545 Washington Street, C2 CONVENIENCE STORES & PHARMACIES 263 Washington Street, I3 45 School Street, I2 Walgreens emporium 10-24 School Street, I3 Potbelly (Pi Alley Garage) Ruth’s Chris Steak House (Old City Hall) Eastern Bank 63 Franklin Street, G4 32 Summer Street, F4 25 School Street, I2 7-Eleven 50 Summer Street, F4 | 125 Tremont Street, F1 | Pret A Manger Scholars Bistro E-Trade 70 Franklin Street, G4 92 Bedford Street, D5 10 High Street, F7 ATTRACTIONS 300 Washington Street, H3 OFFICE SUPPLIES, STATIONARY & SHIPPING Sa Pa Modern Vietnamese Serafina Boston Fidelity Brokerage 155 Congress Street, H6 150 Tremont Street, D1 32 Bromfield Street, G2 Boston Massacre Site Plaza 208 Washington Street, K3 CVS 55 Summer Street, E4 | 81 Milk Street, I5 Bromfield Pen Shop 5 Bromfield Street, G2 Sal’s Pizza Shed’s BBQ First Republic 160 Federal Street, G7 44 Province Street, G2 14 Bromfield Street, G2 Boxaroo 55 Court Street, J1 325 Washington Street, H3 | 631 Washington Street, A3 FedEx 125 Tremont Street, F1 Sam LaGrassa’s Sidebar Metro Credit Union 100 City Hall Plaza, K1 100 Summer Street, E6 69 Bromfield Street, G1 Dreamland Wax Museum 1 Washington Mall, K1 25 Winter Street, F2 Global Pack Ship 151 Tremont Street, D1 Sebastian’s Silvertone Bar & Grill People’s United 50 Milk Street, I4 1 Milk Street, H3 581 Washington Street, B2 Emerson College Urban Arts Gallery 25 Avery Street, B2 Walgreens emporium 10-24 School Street, I3 Liberty Travel 41 Winter Street, F1 Shake Shack SIP Wine Bar and Kitchen Residential Mortgage Services 91 Franklin Street, G5 26 Province Street, H2 48 Temple Place, E2 Escape the Room 33 West Street, D1 Walgreens 600 Washington Street, B3 STAPLES 1 Washington Mall, K2 Shawarma Falafel Stoddard’s Fine Food & Ale Rockland Trust 93 Franklin Street, G5 Spyce 241 Washington Street, J3 Taste Wine Bar & Café 101 Summer Street, E6 Granary Burying Ground 99 Tremont Street, G1 USPS 11 Ave. de Lafayette, C4 Santander 30 Winter Street, F2 | 75-101 Federal Street, H6 | Sweetgreen 15 School Street, I2 Teatro 177 Tremont Street, A2 Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Masons GIFT SHOPS, COLLECTIBLES & FLOWERS USPS 31 Milk Street, I4 631 Washington Street, A3 (ATM-only) | 55 Summer Street, E4 186 Tremont Street, A2 Sweetgreen 87 Summer Street, E5 The Alley Bar 14 Pi Alley, I2 (ATM-only) | 250 Washington Street, J3 (ATM-only) Amazing Intimates & Smokes 40 Bromfield Street, G2 100 City Hall Plaza, K1 42 Province Street, H2 Irish Famine Memorial 10-24 School Street, I3 Subway VERSUS Arcade Bar State Street Financial Center 1 Lincoln Street, D6 Bay State Coin Co. 31 Bromfield Street, G2 FOOD & DRINK 74 Summer Street, F5 One Boston Place, J2 King’s Chapel & Burying Ground 58 Tremont Street, I1 Taco Bell Wolfgang’s Steakhouse TD Bank 24 Winter Street, F2 City Smoke Shop 449 Washington Street, E2 145 Tremont Street, E1 2 Winter Place, E2 Liberty Tree Park 2 Boylston Street, A3 CASUAL DINING & TAKEOUT Taccos Arabas Yvonne’s Webster Bank 100 Franklin Street, G5 | 70 Summer Street, F5 Colonial Trading Co. 41 Bromfield Street, G2 Tasty Burger 48 Winter Street, F1 Money Museum of Boston 41 Bromfield Street, G2 Essex Corner 50 Essex Street, B4 Aceituna Grill 100 Federal Street, H6 Wellesley Bank 1 Federal Street, H5 Norman B. Leventhal Park At Post Office Square Al Capone’s 82 Summer Street, F5 Tatte Bakery 125 Summer Street, E7 SALONS, SPAS & WELLNESS Flying Tiger Copenhagen (The Corner Mall) Tatte Bakery One Boston Place, J2 130 Congress Street, I6 7 Winter St., F2 Archie’s New York Deli 101 Arch Street, F4 Active Recovery Boston 111 Devonshire Street, I4 CAR & BIKE RENTAL Archie’s Place (Pi Alley Garage) 245 Washington Street, J2 Uno Dué Go 52 Summer Street, F5 AMP Fitness 30 Court Square, J1 Old City Hall 45 School Street, I2 G T Florist (Downtown Crossing Kiosk) 28 State Street, K2 | 85 Arch Street, G4 | Bailey & Sage 100 Federal Street, H6 Viga 291 Devonshire Street, F6 Alanna Perry Barre Groove 52 Province Street, G2 Blue Bikes Old South Meeting House 310 Washington Street, H3 443 Washington Street, F2 120 Tremont Street, F1 | 148 Tremont Street, D1 | 631 Old State House 208 Washington Street, K3 B.Good 84 Summer Street, E6 Viga (Pi Alley Garage) 275 Washington Street, J2 B/Spoke Cycling Studio 75-101 Federal Street, H6 Jayne’s Flower Shop Norman B. Leventhal Park Wendy’s 71 Summer Street, E5 Washington Street, A3 | 1 Post Office Square, J5 Trapology 177 Tremont Street, A2 (Post Office Square), I6 B.Good (Pi Alley Garage) 255 Washington Street, I3 Bar Method 75-101 Federal Street, H5 131 Tremont Street, E1 Wen’s Yunnan Noodles 145 Tremont Street, D1 Zipcar Theater District Garage, A2 | 100 High Street Garage, H7 | Morsel’s Gift Shop (Omni Parker House) Black Seed Café Barry’s Bootcamp 30 Chauncy Street, E4 133 Federal Street, G6 Garage At Post Office Square, I6 | Pi Alley Garage, I2 | 60 School Street, H1 Boloco Boston Hair Design 35 Kingston Street, E5 HOTELS BONAPITA 49 Franklin Street, G4 50 Milk Street Garage, I4 | 33 Arch Street Garage, H4 Niva Gift Shop (Hyatt Regency Boston) COFFEESHOPS Boston Pain Relief Massage 333 Washington Street, H2 Bruegger’s 7 School Street, I2 Club Quarters Hotel 161 Devonshire Street, H4 1 Ave.
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