By: HANNAH FEENEY

Bostonians are a hearty bunch. With the city landing at a bunch of big-name listings of healthiest American cities, it’s no surprise that our Best winners include homegrown fitness and health food hotspots. From salads to spin class, we’ve got you covered.

City Sports [Best Sporting Goods]

From November Project workout fanatics to hot yoga gurus, City Sports has something for everyone looking to sprint, serve or swim. From standby brands like Patagonia and Nike, to funkier options like Vibram five finger running shoes or GoPro cameras, a trip to City Sports will leave you good to go, whether your destination is a rocky mountain trail, a kayaking trip down the Charles or the championship game with your rec-league softball team. And with in-house offerings like their outdoor boot-camp workouts and a CrossFit series, the sporting goods store takes the term “one stop shop” to a whole new level.

The Handle Bar [Best Exercise Class]

The Handle Bar is looking to raise the bar on a normal stationary bike experience. From funky mood lighting to dance-party worthy soundtracks, the studio offers classes fun enough to please even the most workout-phobic riders. With energetic instructors like Elise Petersen, Lena Rakijian, Sara Maguire and Cara Tramontozzi leading the charge with these disco-like workout sessions, this is not your mom’s spin class.

Root [Best Vegetarian/Vegan]

Weather you’re looking for a hip green cucumber, kale, green apple and lime juice, or just want the comfort of old friends like quesadillas and fries, the menu at Root proves that veganism doesn’t have to be all about tempeh and macro bowls… though that’s there for you if you’re looking for it. From their commitment to locally sourced products to the fun decor and friendly vibe of their Allston location, there are a lot of reasons to feel good about experimenting with veganism at Root.

SkinHealth [Best Local Product]

From contradicting information about sun exposure and skin products to the confusingly charged topic of SPF ratings, trying to figure out how to take care of your skin can feel like wading through a minefield of science and conflicting advice. SkinHealth takes the stress out of caring for your skin.

Stephi’s in Southie [Best Salads]

Stephi’s collection of spot-on dinner salad offerings prove that, contrary to popular belief, it is actually quite easy being green. From offerings like the Asian yellow fin tuna salad to their own take on classics, this menu shows just how much much more these dishes can be than iceberg lettuce and stale croutons. And with protein add-ins like marinated sliced tenderloin beef or grilled shrimp, they’re nutritious enough to power you through a workout at nearby Handle Bar, or even just a stroll around the neighborhood.