Very small shop in Beverly that I could have sworn I wrote a review of when I visited it over a…read moreyear ago but... it's one of those reviews that has gone missing from Yelp, apparently. I only wish I could remember the story of the name Turkey that I put in my first review of the place, which I overheard on m initial visit here. Located on Walden Parkway, it's part of a small strip of shops here. They have mostly children's items, like toys, clothing, and so on. There's also a selection of jewelry, cards, and candles/home fragrance as well. Service has been friendly when I've been in. This time when I was in I purchased a small doll that I thought would be cute for my little one. Parking doesn't really exist much RIGHT here. There are about five parallel spaces directly in front of the strip of shops along this stretch of Walden Parkway. However, it's right next to the 99th Street Metra station; the station house is on one end, and the parking lot/platform is on the other side. But there's parking on the surrounding streets.

I received a beautiful hand made pottery coffee mug as a Xmas gift in the mail from a friend. It…read morewas nicely packed and I love the swirl of the clay inside the cup. I'm not one from swaying from tried and true mug I've been using the last 10 years but the handwork feel makes me want to start using it. Beautiful quality work! Proud my friend is supporting a local small business!

I am the cologne queen…read more A long standing fan of every one you can think off that rocks... my husband and I. You know in the old days department stores gave you free gifts and samples but those are pricey and dwindling. My bottles at home dwindling and some old.... so on a shopping trip to Ross. I stood there looking up every scent in Google to see what it smells like. Google will tell you main scent, middle scent and underlying scent and if it lingers. It took me about 35 minutes to work my way around the shelf and they were all sealed and the real deal..not watered down. Senorita another great one. Perry Ellis 18 the bomb! Guess and many other great colognes all with my hints if sandalwood and lavender. I bought 12 bottles for about $150. Some pricier than others and beautiful bottles. They are all the lingering designer scents that are not cheap in department stores. It was a geek moment for me and I took those treasured bottles home that look like jewels on my dresser. That first spray and you know...it's a winner! The store is not heavily stocked, a mish mash of home items, broken and damaged furniture they will take another 10% off sales girl said, nice rugs, kitchen stuff, clothing ok, some items look worn. I go there mostly for home goods, pet supplies and other non essentials at good prices. You have to hit it just right to get the good stuff and I will have to ask what day the truck comes in for the future.

Ross had there alarm going off the entire time I was shopping today. The alarm noise went off for…read moreat least 15 minutes it was terrible. I started getting a headache and still have one.

First time at this store and OMG!! I loved it everything is so organized and you are able to see…read moreall of their products. Staff is very nice and helpful as well!! I will for sure be a returning customer!

The new and improved space is amazing! Cakewalk is THE place for all your baking needs!read more

Whilst running some errands in Brainerd I decided to take a look and see what else I might want to…read morevisit in the area. I found BDG in the course of doing a bit of online sleuthing for what to do in Beverly, but actually hadn't planned to visit because I knew my time was limited. However, it happened to be near another shop I'd decided to visit, which was very serendipitous since Beverly Dry Goods is a great shop and I'm glad I didn't miss out! The proprietor was really friendly. Most of the time I was in the store (December 22, 2021) I was the only one there, but there was a few minutes when there was one to three others in the store. I also got lucky (for my comfort level, at least) that there were so few folks in, because the woman running the shop mentioned that she might be able to grab a quick bite to eat that day because it had been so busy for the last few days. It's a pretty small store, but they are packed full of stuff. Although it's not solely dry goods, there's a lot of variety in what they sell. You'll find textiles (they had some nice hats and stuff when I was there), barware (mixers, drink accessories, etc.), candles and incense, cards, and so on. I bought some fun glitter for drinks, which I used on New Year's Eve for wine to ring in the new year, but you could easily use it in water/juice/pop or whatever for kids or folks who don't drink alcohol. I also bought an item that I can only describe as incense matches; they're discreet, don't burn long, and don't have a smell that's overpowering or lingers overly much. I find that they're perfect for just about any room in the house; I don't tend to like incense because it's far too strong and the scent hangs around forever, but not with this product. They also recently shared that they have some nonalcoholic mixers coming in, and they occasionally do events--if the timing of it worked for me, I may have gotten a ticket to the Galentine's Day Cocktail Class they're offering this coming week! When I was in, they had a their windows decorated as part of a contest that some of the businesses in Beverly were taking part in. Their decoration was in the style of a Chicago flag, which I loved (and took a couple photos with, which apparently was their objective because after I did I saw that they had a note encouraging people to do so!). Beverly Dry Goods seems like one of those shops that, although they may carry some items pretty regularly due to their popularity, is always on the lookout for new things, seasonal merchandise, and so on so I'm going to keep them in my sights (and follow them on instagram @beverlydrygoods). I'm sure I could find a fun gift for someone here if I needed one, and it's always great to have a place where you can get unique gifts in your back pocket. They're located on South Walden Parkway, which is a short street that I'm pretty sure isn't on the Chicago grid--so north siders, you might miss it the first time! It's also on the Metra Rock Island line, so if you are on that and get off at the 99th street stop you're right next to it--the shop's south wall borders the small parking lot for the Metra station. Street parking in front is limited, but if I recall correctly is also free, and there's additional parking available on the surrounding streets.

From the owner: Specialties Non Alcoholic Mixes…read moreProducts: Candles, Cocktail Mixers, Custom Gift Baskets, Gifts, Glassware, Gourmet Options, Non-Alcoholic Options, Personalized Gift Sets, Specialty Teas, Tableware. Services: Cocktail Classes, Custom Gift Baskets, Home Goods, Local Delivery To 60643 and 60655, Mixology Classes. Brands: Bella Cucina, Brightland, El Guapo, Flora Hemp Spirits, Godinger, King Floyd's, LARK, Leisuremann's Cocktail Mixes, Little Saint's, Parch, Pratt Standard, Rustic Bakery, Surly, TAG, The Bitter Housewife, Tomah, Viski, Wilfreds, Yes Cocktail Co Location Facts: We are located across the street from Beverly Montessori School and close to the 99th Street station.

Nice visit today. Actually needed assistance this time--easy to get competent help. Fast--in and…read moreout. Good products fair price. Just what I want.

Employees have no integrity to work, placed an online order and wasn't ready. Waited two hours for…read morethem to pull my order. All the workers do is stand around and be on their phones.

They had a nice selection of goods but low inventory in sizes. A good place for coming out giftsread more

Great shopping experience for those who have pledged, it's for men and women and none Greek letters…read moreorganization

Clothing is quality and really stylish! The gal in this shop look like they actually like waiting…read moreon customers. I like the old fashioned gift wrapping. Great experience for sure. Can't wait to see the next seasons clothes! Good shop for gift giving

Super cute shop in Beverly. I don't know how I even stumbled upon this on Instagram, but I'm…read morepleased that I did. When visiting friends in Oak Lawn I was able to stop by and check it out. This place seemed like the largest of the businesses in Church 103--once a Lutheran church, now a variety of local businesses. The name is a nod to place--Haven for the sanctuary, and 1890 for the incorporation of Beverly Hills (Beverly's formal name). Their space is gorgeous, with the centerpiece being the glass window on the south wall. They have some lovely things here, and a great variety. I came in near St. Patrick's Day and since it's on the Southside you'd think a Leprechaun threw up in here! Lots of fun seasonal items, but also everyday art, Chicago-themed gear, stationery items, baby toys/clothes/things, household items, and a lot more. Service was friendly. I believe there's parking in the lot, but I also easily found parking on 103rd.