Right off the C and D lines of the green line trolley, this cinema is easily accessible and, best of all, offers $5 Tuesdays. It’s a first-run movie theatre and nearly always has at least one or two box office hits. Ignore the sticky floors and tacky decor and you’ll be good to go.

While I would never, ever recommend Felt as a late-night spot, as an after-work date, it can’t be beat. Happy Hour specials include $1 sliders (let your date help herself to as many as she wants!) and free billiards (both specials are just Tues-Fri, 5-8pm). Now you’ve got $48 left for drinks!

You can posture as classy at the Mission, which has Hoegaarden on tap. And a steakburger here will leave your date absolutely satisfied.

Les Zygomates isn’t cheap, I’ll say that upfront, but if you plan well, it’s another great after-work option. Have your date meet you there around 6:00 for dessert and wine, thus giving him time to grab a quick bite first. Select one of the many bottles for around $30, a couple of desserts, and sit back to enjoy the live jazz!

Cheers will probably be a bigger success say, if your date is just in Boston on business – it’s a novelty that most locals are just, so over. The good news is, burgers are less than $10 and beers are pretty standard, leaving you a little extra to buy your date a souvenir from the gift shop…cheesy, perhaps, but you can be sure she’ll remember you.

Two exhibition hall passes + 1 show is $42 exactly, leaving just enough for a couple of bowls of clam chowder at the cafeteria. My favorite part of the museum, which I hope is still there, is the make-your-own-museum section (see photo). I can’t tell you how much fun my father and I had digging through plastic crap to build those.

Also included in the CityPass, the MFA is a classic with classy exhibitions (art nouveau jewelry anyone?). Admission is $17, but Wednesday nights are free. Best date bet? A Wednesday night stroll around the museum followed by a movie in the museum’s own cinema ($9 each) and drinks at nearby Mission.