The Three Broomsticks Inn is one of the most popular and well known hang out spots in Hogsmeade and Hogwarts. The pub is small and cozy and looks more like a cafe of sorts rather than pub, serving warm butterbeer for students and flaming firewhiskeys to adults. Occasionally professors, ministry workers and other Hogwarts staff or alumni would stay at the Three Broomsticks to relax. Family members of students who are occasionally allowed to visit students would stay at the inn, along with special honored guests who come to Hogwarts for their own purposes.

One of the most famous sweet shops in all of magical England, Honeydukes has all sorts of candy. From the original chocolate bars to the exotic blood pops to the every amusing Bertie Botts Beans, those with a sweet tooth better beware because temptation to buy just one more piece of candy might prove too great.

Romance is constantly in the air at Madam Puddifoot's. Although the shop has put away most of its tacky decorations, there is still an air of sickly sweet romance to the place. Newly made couples would come here often to snog, drink tea, and hold hands. Rumor has it that Madam Puddifoot placed a special ingredient into her teas that heightens a persons' lust and passion for their partner. It has never been confirmed, but who knows?

Alas, the great Zonkos Joke Shop is no more. Closed down long before the Second Wizarding War was over. But, let's not shed any tears for it's demise, instead we shall share our laughter in honor of this great establishment. After all, its spirit has been resurrected in the form of Weasley Wizard Wheezes, Shoppe No. 2. Ah yes, the joke shop created by Fred and George Weasley has grown in fame and in size and George decided to expand it from Diagon Alley to Hogsmeade. It's a smaller shop compared to the main shop, but still packed wall to wall with gags and surprises. This store is a humble delight for pranksters everywhere.

Formerly known as Gladrags Wizardwear, Robes and Rags is the local clothing shop that specializes in wizarding robes, witches robes, dress robes and the such. There are muggle clothes here too, but don't count on any of them being fashionable. In fact, most of the muggle clothes look very outdated, but still fun to look at.

The Hog's Head Pub. Oh, how it lost its seedy charm. Yes, ever since people found out that the Hogs Head played a large role in the Second Wizarding War, it no longer became the seedy, low-life pub it once was. In fact, it became a tourist spot with many students, first years, muggleborns and the such gathering there to drink and relax, wondering what it was like to be a part of something so great. While the pub itself still looks as dirty as it was all those years ago, it certainly is no longer the place of choice for dark wizards and black market dealers any more.

The Hogsmeade Station is where the Hogwarts Scarlet Train arrives to drop off students coming from Kings Cross Station or pick them up and deliver them back to the muggle world. During the school year, a black train would be used to ship villagers to Kings Cross and back to Hogsmeade.