My outdoor hottub stopped working. I called several places and thy all quoted $200-$250 to come out…read moreand "diagnose" the problem. I found Bath Gallery online, called and spoke with Bob (I think he is the owner) who came out in one hour and charged $75 to diagnose AND fix the problem, which was electrical and did not require any parts. Bob was so awesome! I will definitely use only him going forward.

Good luck getting Bob to actually come out to your place. Repeatedly told me he'd come out in a day…read moreor two and never would. Then he stopped responding. Waste of time, look elsewhere.

The staff is incredible , every gift you'd ever want to buy is here ! Just a favorite store 'read more

I love shopping here! They have cool baking supplies and cooking options, gifts, toys, art work and…read moreeven some local products! Every time I'm downtown I pop in the see what's new.

Very very difficult to reach requested person, even as a very established customer (15+ years)…read more They're either very short-staffed, or have terrible customer service training/values. We'll go elsewhere sadly.

Customer representative, Daniela, is very knowledgeable and her suggestions were spot on.read more

You will never find better personal, attentive, and experienced service anywhere in the Chicagoland…read morearea. The staff will respond to emails and questions, and send quotes promptly. Pricing is competitive and fair. Most importantly, I appreciate the level of service, as they go out of their way to locate merchandise. Kaitlyn, John, and Karen are outstanding!

From the owner: K&B Galleries Ltd. has been providing upscale kitchen, bar, and bath products to the design,…read moreplumbing, and building industries for over 3 decades. While we provide wholesale solutions to Architects, Builders, Designers, and Plumbing Contractors, we are also open to the public. Consumers are welcome to browse our showroom on the banks of the Chicago River at the incredible and renowned Merchandise Mart and make purchases through either their designer or contractor.

This place has the latest and greatest. Displays are sold…read more Here's the thing; the customer used to be important. The attitude I received; how dare I inconvenience this man with a question? He shuffled me off to his underling; and let me know of my unimportance. This really makes me want to come back and send my friends. Beautiful shop - bad attitude.

My wife and I purchased kitchen and bath faucets from Advantage about 14 yeas ago and the service…read morewas great then, and 14 years later the service is just as great. We recently had issues with a faucet and handle, and the customer service rep (Corinne) at Advantage was amazing. Within minutes she had found the parts I needed and arranged for their delivery at no cost. It pays to go with top quality products. And, if you can, get them from Advantage - a top quality shop with a top quality team. I can't say enough good things about them!

I loved my experience! I really appreciate the free Tuesday nights for Illinois residents. That's…read moresuch a treat! Beautiful museum with multiple floors, excellent customer service, plenty of comfortable seating, cool gift shop, and a cafe and restaurant too. It has everything I need! The vibes are good here. I enjoyed all the floors and saw an impressive variety of art. I also wanted to see the Yoko Ono exhibit and I really enjoyed it. I appreciated how interactive it was. There were a few writing stations with activities, such as writing about your mom and taping it to the wall, and writing a wish on a tag and tying it to the wish tree. One room was blue and there were blue markers available and people were encouraged to add to it. Fabulous venue!

Finally visited this River North museum during my return to Chicago. Since I wasn't a CHI/IL…read moreresident, the adult ticket price was $22, however you can also opt for the Pay As You Wish option, which is essentially Suggested Donation. While the museum is 4 floors, the exhibits weren't as plentiful. The 1st floor is basically their cafe. The 2nd and 4th floors are prob the floors with more artwork. The 3rd fl felt like an "in-between" floor. Thankfully, the Yoko Ono exhibit was on display, which featured several interactive activations, like a Wish Tree or writing on a wall, which were fun. Their Museum Shop also spans from floors 1-2. I wouldn't say that this museum has the popular artists. The overall artworks are a mix of abstract, photography, and mixed media. I wouldn't recommend it as a "Must See" for tourists, personally. However, I'm an art enthusiast and still thought it was a decent museum to walk through. Perhaps opt for the Suggested Donation for this one.

This is quite a large antique and vintage flea market within Chicago, much of it being inside the…read morePlumbers Union Hall on several floors as well as the back lot outdoors. Pros were: - A lot of vendors! - A variety of items - lots of food trucks so you won't be hungry - Legitemately most of the items for sale were antiques and vintage along with some artisans and food merchants (coffee cakes, toffee etc). But not booths of 3D printed stuff. Cons were: - it seemed like whenever we were interested in inquiring about something, the vendor was not at their booth... - Prices were pretty high (especially in comparison to The Pec Thing which I just went to the previous weekend), and not every vendor was willing to dicker (I have never been to a flea market where this is the case unless an item is marked "Firm") - We arrived at opening and some of the vendors weren't set up yet. It had also rained the night before so a lot of the outside people had put tarps over their merch but items still got wet. Caveat emptor. Overall, it was worth checking out but we only bought one small item. Maybe next time!

This market advertises that they have about 200 dealers, and that it's a "destination". Hmmmm…read more.. On the plus side, if you're into vintage clothing (everything from band tshirts to vintage designer) you will love it. Guessing 50%+ of the dealers were fashion related. There were a few MCM places but honestly not much beyond that. I didn't expect to be accosted by window and gutter salesmen but here we are. The building is beautiful, there were a good number of food trucks and places to grab refreshments, and it was well organized. No WAY we're there anything close to 200 dealers - maybe half that? (If we don't count the gutter dudes) Not for me, but if you love vintage fashion, it's probably your jam.