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This Bank of America in the South End is a banking center and ATM in one location. It is located on Tremont Street in the South End close to the Cyclorama Center for the Arts, and across the street from Francesca's (which only takes cash) and Pops. The banking center hours are:

Mike's City Diner is located in the South End. This is as authentic as diners get, right down to the black-and-white checked tablecloths. Harried but friendly waitresses dart from table to table with trays of food, stepping around hungry patrons waiting for a seat. Piped-in Elvis Presley croons over the din of noisy customers. Regulars get the nod from behind the counter; coffee arrives without a word being uttered. A cross-section of South Enders and urbanites makes for prime people-watching, and no one seems to mind the cramped quarters. Tip: Portions are uniformly huge; couples and cash-strapped students should consider sharing.

This 7-Eleven was formerly a Christy's location, the bygone convenience store chain owned by Christy Mihos, who ran an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in 2006.

King Richard's Faire is a recreation of a 16th century English marketplace that is open on weekends annually from August 30 to October 19. Gates open at 10:30am; Faire closes at 6:00pm. A few quick points: Online ordering possible with credit card, but cash only accepted for admission at the gate, (there is an ATM available). No pets, no outside food or beverages, no refunds due to inclement weather.

Spacious, bright and not as odoriferous as older locations. (like Herald street). Eatery attached.

Template:Grocery Symphony Mart is a small convenience store on the corner of Boylston and Hemenway St. They have everything - including a small assortment of hookahs, rare international food, and other random necessities. It is a local favorite for its prime location and 24/7 status. There is also an ATM inside.

A typical convenience store located at the corner of Westland and Hemenway. Don't be fooled by the sign outside - they no longer rent movies. But they still have a variety of snacks and other odds and ends. They are however, open Sunday - Thursday from 7 am - 12 pm and Friday - Saturday 7 am - 1 am. They have an ATM inside.