Great high end multi level shopping with all the. Luxury brands plus nice food hall and coffee and…read morechocolate kiosks. Anchored with Bloomingdale's. Luxury shopping at its best!

Impressive. If I had to choose one word to describe the 900 North Michigan shops. Impressive is…read morethat word. The whole building is layout ina. User friendly fashion. The high end shops are there to cater every need you have. They have Saks as the anchor and many many stores to surround it. The whole building including the bathroom is very clean. I didn't see anything out of place. I enjoyed my time shopping. I'll be back for sure.

Haus of Allilamodie Original Clothes is a Bucktown gem for one of a kind Women's fashion! They…read morerecently opened in June and are still trying to establish themselves as a fashion destination in Wicker Park/ Bucktown, but are well on their way to getting the recognition they deserve! The niche here is that it's literally a fashion house in the sense that Chicago designer Allison Helliwell lives, works, and sells out of her back alley storefront. Everything in the store is quite literally one of a kind and hand made by her. Not hard to get to, but it is located in a back alley off Damen ave N. at the beginning of a long row of independent boutiques. This can be tough when finding it, but worth checking out, even if it's only to try on one of Allison's hand made fur trimmed snow bunny coats. Just follow the banner on the South side of the building. If you shop at Urban Outfitters or Akira, this may not suit your price point, but her prices are comparable to Marc Jacobs or BCBG. The only difference is the handcrafted in Chicago thing they have going on. I suggest you stop in and check it out if only to browse and try something on! Snap a photo and put it on Facebook, and all your friends will be green with envy! Ohh yeah, I forgot to mention, my friend(who is a little bigger) had a jacket custom made here just for her! Allison took her measurements, and with a 50% down payment was able to tailor her one of her custom designs in a few days. She just goes over the fabric choices and lets you chose your favorite! Haus of Allilamodie Original Clothes might be too edgy for Bucktown, but it's worth a look!

There's so many things to say about this building that I don't know where to begin....Let's start…read morewith it's name... 350 West Mart Center was the official name of this building although it was commonly referred to as the Apparel Center or the Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza. (No I'm not going to give you a history lesson! Lol) As of late, the building was acquired by Shorenstein Properties in 2012 and officially renamed River North Point in 2013. Now that we've established that the name is River North Point, on to what's inside.... The notables --- on the 15th floor you will find the lobby for the Holiday Inn (with nice views btw) and a restaurant, skipping down some...on the 10th floor you'll find the Chicago Sun-Times, then the 2nd floor you'll find what others describe as a "glass enclosed bridge/skywalk" but I call a pedway that connects this building to the Merchandise Mart (awesome!), and lastly the 1st floor where you'll find the Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago, a convenient store (C&A News), and an informational desk in the lobby. All the other floors are filled with various office spaces that are leased by different companies. This building is located right off the river and easily accessed by the Merchandise Mart Brown/Purple Line. How do I know all of this??? Well I work in this building, duh!

As an up-and-coming hub for regional, national, and international fashion, Chicago has come a long…read moreway from its status as a redheaded stepchild to NYC and LA. The Apparel Center offers a convenient go-to for Chicago-area boutiques and wholesalers to meet without the hassle of business travel, and has quite literally changed the way I purchase clothing for my shop. Rather than schlep hither and yon for wholesale shows in Dallas or Attanta or New York, I can head downtown, put in some orders, and head back to work in the space of an hour. Efficient in layout and clustered on one floor, the showrooms range from spotlessly minimal ro chaotically cluttered, but that's part of the charm. The showrooms at the Apparel Center are staffed by helpful and honest people, and I can often see them within a day or two's notice. The Apparel Center also works in tandem with the Merchandise Mart for Stylemax, the quarterly wholesale show, so I can also see clothing representatives on a regular basis and have local go-to people for emergency orders and the like. I am immensely grateful that this resource exists for people like me and would love to see it grow into an even more vibrant locale for Chicago's burgeoning fashion scene. Until then, I wil continue to thank my lucky stars I can easily do this type of pivotal buying right downtown!

If you haven't visited this GEM in Chicago at 620 N Lasalle you are missing out on everything your…read morewardrobe desires ladies. The owner Ms Ouidie is the Queen Diva of all Divas and she will send you out her boutique looking like nothing but pure royalty and the fashionista style you deserve. She is in a secure building with her own suite. All you need to do is book an appointment for your private showing and see what she has to offer. Ouidie has that Flair for women's fashion no doubt. Well don't let me keep you go on Instagram and search Ouidie's Flair for your private showing.!!!! This post was left by Brawlers!!!

Any time I am in the city I stop to see what they have available. In years past I have purchased…read moresome lovely pearl necklaces and purses from NSE. I usually am dressed very casual, jeans and a fleece, which is not the "style" of customer they cater to so the employees seem to avoid me until they realize I plan to purchase something. I find this a little off putting but it's not to the point of rude, just not friendly. However, the merchandise is worth the hassle, because they do have wonderful very gently used items at good price points.

Poor service overall. Despite being one of only three patrons with multiple staff members on the…read morefloor, I was not greeted or acknowledged at any point. The selection was decent but skews toward an older demographic (60+)

The major retailers is Nordstrom…read more It offers charging stations, which is convenient. 4th floor food court has lao sez chuan restaurant.

I've been here several times over the years, mostly to shop at the Nordstrom in this mall. This…read moreweek I came in to go to Chicago's Dog House for lunch and while there, did some shopping at Nordstrom too. The mall has lots of stores and 4 levels. It's clean and decent and safe too. It's a decent mall, connected to Rush St and Michigan Ave. I'll continue to stop in when visiting the area.

This is a landmark shopping mall in the famous Magnificent mile. Lots of stores, restaurant even…read moretheaters and museum. We walked around and enjoyed the place. We ended having lunch to one of the restaurants. The shopping mall has 4 levels. It's very clean and less crowded.

When I went to Chicago, it was raining so hard, and I'm pretty sure I even saw a cat AND a dog fall…read moredown from the sky. So I went inside here to kill some time. This place is supposedly a high end mall, and I am 100% see the vision. There are 10 floors I believe, but it's only 2-4 stores per floor. They forget to put stores on certain floors in the directory as well. The highlight of the mall in my opinion was the American Girl place. It's large, and really informative and fun. I walked around a bit and they have a decent spread of stores. Fashion. Accessories. Toys. They even have an art gallery. I didn't talk to anyone, really. I shopped at Aeropostale, one of my favorite brands, looked around and that concluded my trip. It's a nice place for people touring, but don't make way for it while planning your trip. Think of it as a plan B. If I lived in Chicago, I wouldn't see this mall as a regular place to shop.

A neat small place to learn about Chicago architecture and it's development, with short…read more timelines on the walls and miniature model of the city and another ofWrigley Field. I bought a perfect, sturdy canvas bag labeled Chicago Architecture Center.

The museum has great models of Wrigley field and downtown. There is a video that discusses the…read moreevolution of the city. There are interactive displays that describe prominent buildings, architects , and architectural styles in Chicago. A good place to learn about Chicago architecture!