This Nordstrom Rack had a pretty good selection of inventory! I was able to pick up a few pieces…read morefor myself by Adrienne Papell and some house slippers for my hubby. The total came out to be less than what I had expected which was a nice surprise. Didn't have to wait long to pay either and change rooms were relatively empty. Although I did go on a Thursday. Parking is expensive around this area so my hubby dropped me off to shop. Also it's right next to my other favorite shop, Uniqlo! Block 37 has all the best shops and is super convenient and walkable.

Cashier in the corner today was rude. Unclear if there are no costumers in line why she had an…read moreissues.

I have always had a wonderful consignment experience with Chicago RealReal. I have consigned with…read moreHaley Ross for years and plan to continue to do so because of of her genuine kindness, knowledge, and follow through. She always goes above and beyond! Haley arranges my consignments seamlessly from time of pick up (or drop off) to when the items go live on the RealReal website. The new RealReal boutique on Walton Street is very fun (and quite addictive) to shop. They showcase an excellent selection of jewelry and handbags that I adore. You could easily not even know that you were shopping consignment because the items are pristine and merchandised so beautifully. Chelsea and Julia are spectacular, and I cannot recommend enough for the chic style suggestions and assistance. I highly recommend Chicago RealReal for consigning and shopping!

Before my appointment, I confirmed in writing with a RealReal representative that this would be a…read morevaluation-only appointment, completely non-committal, no onboarding, no signatures, no banking information unless I chose to consign. I confirmed these terms multiple times. I also informed them in advance that I would be bringing 15 bags. I arrived in the loading zone for my 2 PM appointment as instructed. The manager directed me to unload all 15 bags and place them in their intake area so the evaluation could begin. She then told me I could not stay parked there and needed to find parking elsewhere, despite my having asked in advance where to park and receiving no response. I followed her instructions exactly. When I returned, I was told I was late and could not be seen. The same manager who accepted my bags, directed their placement, and sent me to park used the time it took me to follow her own instructions as the reason to deny my appointment. The explanation then changed entirely. This was not a valuation appointment. It was a full onboarding session requiring personal and banking information, which is why they were unable to evaluate even a few of the bags. The exact opposite of what I had been told in writing. When I asked how they planned to evaluate 15 bags in one hour while completing onboarding, there was no answer. What followed was repeated pressure to leave my items there despite my having declined clearly and multiple times. My bags were already in their intake area. The terms had already changed. And they kept pushing. When I pointed out the discrepancy and began documenting the interaction, it escalated immediately. She said "no" when I asked to record the convo; hence, I took a photo, which is legal in a public retail space. The manager moved toward me and put her hands on my phone. When she could not provide any rationale for the misrepresentations, she loudly called security and had me escorted out. As I was already walking out the door, she followed me and loudly threatening to call the police, first over the photo, then claiming I was causing a disturbance because I turned my back to her, as I was actively leaving at her request. No one acknowledged the discrepancy. No one attempted to resolve it. The response to a legitimate concern was escalation, intimidation, and removal. If you are planning to bring valuable items to this location or any RealReal location, confirm everything in writing before you go. Once your items are in their intake area, store, warehouse, the dynamic changes. Update: Within hours of posting this review and submitting a formal complaint, I received an automated email from The RealReal informing me that my account has been permanently closed. No one addressed the physical contact made by their staff member. No one addressed why the terms of my appointment changed after my bags were already in their intake area. No one addressed the pressure I received to leave my items in the store overnight.

Parking at Fashion Outlets of Chicago is something to be aware of before you go. The first hour is…read morefree, but after that it costs about $13 per hour. However, if you shop in the stores, make sure to ask for parking validation--you can get up to 3 hours free, which is very helpful. Overall, it's a really nice place for shopping. You can find a wide variety of stores, including many great and even luxury brands, so there's something for everyone. The mall itself is very clean, modern, and comfortable, which makes the whole experience more enjoyable. Definitely a good spot if you're planning a shopping day.

Located in Rosemont. The Vibe: Sophisticated, sleek, and high-end…read more Located just minutes from O'Hare, this is the premier choice for luxury shoppers. It is a rare fully indoor, two-level outlet mall, making it the best option during Chicago's winter or rainy days. * Top Brands: Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Versace, Saint Laurent, and Bloomingdale's The Outlet Store. Also don't forget the amazing Lindt store. We also love the kids stores like Janie and Jack.

Love the selection, everything looks gorgeous and so many variety for different occasions…read more Great quality. Service was great loved how the ladies took care of me in the dressing room.

This was my first time in Aritzia and it's really nice inside. On the weekends it can get busy and…read morethere is a line to the fitting room. I see a lot of sales associate standing around and was thinking they would be helping people, but only some would. It was weird when my friend and I walked around and there were these sales associates just standing in the corner and glancing at us. But there is a wife selection of cute casual to formal clothings. The value is more upscale. Overall it was nice to come downtown and look at the clothing here and there's plenty of stores around the area for shopping as well.

I recently visited this store with my friends, and we were treated absolutely unfairly. After…read morebrowsing and peacefully walking out (without buying anything), one of the workers came running after us and accused us of stealing. We were shocked, confused, and honestly embarrassed, in public for something we didn't do. They didn't ask politely or explain anything. They just assumed. No proof. No apology. nothing We cooperated and showed them we had nothing, and instead of admitting their mistake, they gave us attitude and let us go like we were guilty. This kind of treatment is completely unacceptable, especially when you treat young customers like criminals just because we're teens or don't "look" like your usual shoppers. We came to shop, not to be profiled or harassed. I will not be returning, and I wouldn't recommend this store to anyone who values basic respect.

She is on the phone. "Hi, may I take a quick picture?"…read moreI asked politely. The lady responded, "no photo, goodbye." While this short poem pretty much sums up my 30-second visit at Oriental Boutique, it is also an acrostic that describes the lady's attitude and the service. I was looking for a traditional Chinese dress (i.e. Qi Pao) for my girlfriend, whom I am going to marry. However, most of the designs cater to kids or tourists (that might explain why most positive reviews were written by non-Asian customers... just saying!) and very few of them are for adults. As someone who grew up in an ethnically Chinese background, I had seen and worn more culturally authentic and better designed traditional gowns and dresses. Many designs displayed in the store seem "oriental" in a western sense or as in what westerners think "oriental" should look like, but this is just my subjective observation and honest opinion. The lady was on the phone all the time, and when I asked her question, she literally answered, "no photo, goodbye." Okay. BYE. NEVER AGAIN! Wish I could have given a zero or a negative number.

Plethora of items. Shoes. Purses. Exotic dancewear. Costume jewelry. Stretchy pants. Jeans. Bras…read more Panties. Friendly helpful staff. Prices are a little much for the quality, but it seems to be a popular store for the area. I'll return for a few items when I'm in the area.

This place sucks, they alone want your money. I bought a outfit and could not return in back. I…read morewill never buy from there again. I don't recommend the store at all. The owner was very rude and even the cashier as well.

This location rocks. Way better than the locations I have been to in the burbs. Crazy deals. It's…read moreso fun to hunt. I snagged these TWP pants that were like $550 for $90. There were some saint laurent jeans I spied as well. There are lots of things with synthetic fabrics but if you look closely you can find some high quality stuff I've never found the women's shoes to be worth my while. Kids shoes have a good selection and again better than the burbs. The parking is super easy and connected via elevator.

The lines!! Come on!! Always a line no matter time of day…read more And workers act like they hate their job and are doing you a favor by checking you out.

Great place to learn about Chicago's culture great customer service inside the establishmentread more

Stopped into this shop on my way home from work today…read more Kulture is in an accessible location maybe less than a mile off Lake Shore Drive. I was instantly greeted by one of the workers who was very helpful in explaining to me what brands they carried at this shop. All of the brands they carry are Chicago based which was great to see them supporting local designers and artists. I learned that they also do printing at this location so it's a great spot to get your merch printed and possibly work with them on selling your merch in their shop. There is a dope memorial piece at the entrance in memory of Chicago's own ZackTV which is worth going to check out. I would recommend this shop to anyone looking to see what local Chicago designers have to offer and anyone interested in streetwear and fashion.

If you haven't tried La Pollera Colombian in Middleton, you're missing some excellent food options…read more Been twice and each time food has been fantastic. Give it a try!!!

I'm so disappointed with the dress I bought. Nothing like the picture they advertised…read more I have requested a return authorization and refund. I have sent picture of dress but have,heard nothing back. Dress came from China and I assume they have not physically looked at the dress. The dress is polyester which I don't like also ill fitting. Thank you hope to hear back quickly. Joan Giesend

We came here for Bronzeville Nights. There was a DJ out front and some tables, as the occasion was…read moremarked with catered (lukewarm) food and drinks. There were 2 racks that were $20 only, so I limited myself to those, but there were some cute outfits that tempted me. The salespeople were helpful and glad to see us. A dressing room is available, but I am not crazy about dressing rooms in the Middle of the shop. settled on some black leggings by a designer called 'Lady Mocha'. It's a very good selection for full figured women (but I am not..well never mind) and my party got something too. It's out of my way but I'd consider going back for a sale.

It was an amazing time shopping here today. William, the owner and the two young ladies catered to…read moremy every request. I purchased a beautiful white pantsuit. The quality is like the suits I purchase on the Mag Mile without the ridiculous price tag. A very beautiful, quaint place in my neighborhood. It just may be my go to spot.