Best of Boston
Best Shopping Neighborhood
Edibles by Evers
Charlestown
Gourmands and weekend chefs emerge from this specialty food purveyor with bulging bags of rare olive oils, kitchen gizmos, and other foodie staples. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Roslindale
Joanne Rossman
Roslindale
Fanciful stationery, ornate ribbons, and Patch NYC jewelry are but a few of this gift shop's touted 'unnecessary and irresistible' wares. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Allston
Lab
Allston
Melding art gallery, record shop, and streetwear boutique, Lab's mad scientists have created a retail space with monster potential. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Central Square
Buckaroo’s Mercantile
Cambridge
Here you'll discover toilet seats printed with devils, baby bibs stamped with Pabst logos, and other way-off-the-wall gift ideas. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Davis Square
Black and Blues
Somerville
Designer jeans and going-out tops and dresses appeal to Davis's fashionistas, while thrifty shoppers appreciate the well-supplied sale rack. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Fenway
Therapy
Boston
Trendy-casual looks by those who do it best (Ben Sherman, Cibeline) are the stock-in-trade at the little-sister boutique to Kenmore's Jean Therapy. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Washington Square
Velvet Ribbon
Brookline
The neighborhood's lone beacon of designer chic, Nicole Pham's boutique offers moderately priced styles by Poleci, Shin Choi, Susana Monaco, et al. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, North End
Shake the Tree
Boston
Baby shower, housewarming, tragically empty closet—whatever you need to buy for, this clothing and gift boutique has it covered. read more»
2008 Best Shopping Neighborhood, South Boston
Habit
South Boston
Look for stylish, affordable clothing and accessories from Bread & Butter, Tag Jeans, and more, as well as men's custom shirting. read more»
1986 Best Shopping Neighborhood, Street
Newbury Street
Don't go looking for bargains, however. read more»