So happy to have gotten into this store at the Hilton Hotel! The items in the store are even more…read morebeautiful than what I could see through the windows last time since I was walking around later in the evening and they were closed then. The salesperson, Glenn was so professional, knowledgeable and considerate about what I could look at in the store as an answer to what I told him was my quest for a special gift for my friend. He knew about all the pieces of jewelry, clothes & art pieces, and he seemed authentic about his alignment with the interests of this 30-year-old company's focus on local artists and artisans. Excellent overall experience for me, and apparently for the other people that were in the store while I was there for 45 min. plus. It took me that long to decide between all of the pretty pieces that I wanted for my friend! (as well as for me...) I highly recommend going there for a gift for others & for yourself! I'm going back next time I am in the area.

I have been staying at the Hilton Chicago for business for over 25 years. I love the place, but the…read moremain reason I keep coming back is ART and ARTISANS in the hotel. This shop is a little jewel, Gregg J is phenomenal... helpful, friendly and funny. Makes you feel makes you feel very welcomed. If I could take Gregg home with me, I would!!! Connie Galli TSB Sales Development LLC

Jared messengerd "I'll take it" for my sofa on FBmktplace. Then, one excuse after another and then…read morecrickets. This owner does NOT know how to communicate clearly. And is flakey. Stay away.

I purchased my first item from here yesterday and I couldn't be happier. Friendly store owners,…read moreknows their stuff and the store is just full of beautiful things - I can live in there! Definitely worth a visit... I hope I won't regret writing this review. Places like this is sometimes worth keeping to yourself :-)

This was a fantastic find in Chicago! It has so many quality options and the store is huge, it just…read morekeeps going and going! There was a great selection for my whole family - interesting clothes, art, and decorative goods. It was nice that I didn't feel rushed by the staff and they made themselves available for coffee and helping me find choices that fit my style. Can't believe I hadn't found this place before.

Attended an event at Born Again Consignment Parlor. What a fun and unique store! The entrance is on…read moreDearborn. If Google maps takes you to Plymouth, go one block west. The entry shares space with a dry cleaners. The store is an eclectic mix of men's and women's clothes, accessories, shoes, home goods, art, games, and more! It's such a cute, well decorated space and deceptively big. So much to look at. Merchandise is on the 1st floor and basement. The 2nd floor is an event space with a table, narrow bar and comfy seating. It was a great space to host our event! I highly recommend checking out this new woman-owned small business!!

What a beautiful, well-stocked store! Went in to browse the crystal collection and was not…read moredisappointed. Incense and sage were being burned and I felt welcomed immediately. There are tons of big beautiful crystal pieces for home, jewelry for any taste, a selection of spiritual items, candles and incense, as well as fairly-priced smaller crystals which is what I was looking for. They even included a cute little velvet bag with my stone. Definitely will be returning in the future for myself and anyone I need to get gifts for!

We have been here twice and they are always closed or under construction and their hours show as…read moreopen and don't update the profile. They should have curtesy towards their clients and update the hours ...

My husband was working here while we were in Chicago, so he showed me around the public areas. This…read moreplace is huge. There's about three floors that are similar to a mall with multiple shopping areas and a food court. There is one sit down restaurant that has a huge bar and views over the river. If you're staying at the Holiday Inn downtown or the Voco downtown, there's a convenient walkway over the street so you don't even need to go outside. The food court has a huge variety of quick service restaurants: salads, barbecue, sushi, Chinese, sandwiches, and fried chicken. Multiple restaurants allow you to order food ahead and pick it up so you don't have to wait in long lines. Most of the building is office space so if you're here around 8 or 9 AM, lunchtime, or 4 to 6 PM, it's crazy busy. There are a couple entrances that have those rotating doors. My first morning here I was entering from the street level through one of those and a lady behind me came and pushed the door really fast. It was all I could do to step out the door without having to go around again. She then rushed by me and almost ran up the escalator. She must have been late for work compared to me, a wandering tourist. If you're in the area, check this place out.

Nice place to walk and see the beautiful sights of the city and the river in Chicago. Would…read morerecommend.

I love Primark, I usually only ever got to shop it when I'm in the UK and some parts of Europe so…read morewhen I saw that there was a Primark 15 minutes walking from our hotel I knew where I was going on one of our shopping days. I was a little underwhelmed at the selection, usually they have a really great options clothing, accessories and souvenirs. I did pick up some sunglasses for $6 which is a steal and some makeup goods. The team here were really friendly and the lines at the cashwrap went by so quickly. Definitely would come back just wish they would have more options.

Surprise surprise . You can't miss this very impressive Clothing Store! The design style is…read moresimplistic- sleek lines- comfortable fabrics- and well, at a Fantastic Price Point! I'm actually very impressed! They have stocks of water bottles For $6, Disney items were so cute. Chicago Souvenirs here , super cute designs on the sportswear. I was impressed with how comfortable the clothing lines is, how some styles look sporty fashionable and some are sophisticated fashionable and all comfortable fabrics! The prices are very impressive! Polite polite service. The young lady was helpful and made sure to let me know I had 28days to return any unused item with the tag on it. She was nice. Also, yes , you need to pay for a bag or bring your own. That's normal around the entire world. Who doesn't know that already ? We really need to help each other in society and know - Covid is over . Let's get out there and know "today's normal"l what that looks like. We pay for Bags. Like everyone else in the world. I like to have different bags. I find quality is always different. I like this stores quality! 5. The kids clothes were so cute also. Located across from the Big Hit Building- Block 37! That building is fascinating. Many celebrities and Stars visit that building. They have all inclusive living inside the building. Their own theatre, their own gyms, Krispie kreme even! So many shops . Massive pool and sun decks. It's crazy amazing! Across the street on the North is Marshal fields Historical Building ! Macys. Don't forget to enjoy all The flowers. So amazing. They have Valet across the street. The red line CTa underground .

We ordered a bouquet of flowers for our wedding that matched our color palette but received…read moresomething completely different. I didn't expect to get the same shade of pink as on the website, but when they delivered a purple bouquet, I was quite disappointed. We ended up not using the flowers as they didn't match the theme and they ended up being a waste of money.

After a brief hospital stay, my sister sent me a bouquet by Designs by Rosa. Let me just say that…read morethese are the most beautiful flowers I have ever received! There was not one wilted part in this gorgeous mix. And the colors are the most vibrant I have ever seen. It has been a week and they are as vibrant as the day they arrived. I will definitely use Rosa over the national florists from now on.

If you have an idea of what you may want as a souvenir from the Field Museum, look at all the gift…read moreshops at the Museum in case they aren't available in this particular gift shop as each one is a little different. The Field Museum gift shop has tons of items with their name on it as well as items of popular exhibit memorabilia, like a Sue the T-Rex water bottle. If you enjoyed your time at museum it's practically a must to at least look at the gift shop. I'm obsessed with Tervis tumblers so I was glad to find more than one design available in the gift shop. Check out The Field Museum gift shop or one of the other numerous shops inside. Employees are kind and helpful, so if you need help finding something specific make sure to ask so they can send you in the right direction. Some items are expensive, like the Sue water bottle was $40. Other items are less expensive though so there is definitely a variety of prices and merchandise to help find an item that is priced reasonably for you.

Most museum stores have barely anything, tons of junk or just cheap trinkets. This is a real deal…read moremuseum store and very well done. Lots of choices for any style.

I think there are some troubles here--when I was following the Chicago Scanner hashtag this place…read morealways seemed to pop up on it. But I stopped here today and it was pretty nice. I have worked within a couple miles of The Roosevelt Collection since it was built but haven't ever been here. There are a variety of shops and restaurants--children's stores; bargain stores; women's boutiques; even a pediatric dentist. The Container Store has a curbside pickup space. Though there is some parking on the upper level in front of the shops, there's a lot more parking below ground. Parking at both levels is paid. There's also a bus top nearby and the Red Line is only a couple blocks away. In the center portion between the shops and apartments on the sides, there's some gathering space. I saw some comfy looking chairs and stuff for people to hang out and there's a good sized play area for the little ones. It is not a bad little shopping area, but unless I was coming here for a shop that I couldn't find elsewhere I can find most of the other stores closer to me on the north side.

Parking is so outrageous here now. I miss the days of 2 hr free parking and no more than $5 of you…read morewent over the 2 hrs. Parking here now will cost you about $20 just to see a movie. It's ridiculous. This corporation has gotten so greedy. It really makes you want to avoid this place at all costs.