Once you walk into the store, you're greeted with a great selection of plushies. Design of their…read morebar was modern with wooden slabs and dark walls. The good: Bright and spacious with ample seating for guests to chat and to study. They offer outlets at every table for guests to charge their phones. The menu was colorful with pictures with Matcha and Coffee options. They sell Labubus! Overall concept is great with cake in their Biscoff and Tiramisu Coffees/Matchas. If you're a person who enjoys sweets, this is a great spot! The bad: Those who are coffee lovers may not enjoy their coffees. Espressos are more on the acidic side which doesn't bring a balance when drinking their coffee drinks. Matcha drinks were okay. Doesn't taste premium.

The cute dog mascot caught my eye so I decided to try a sip. I was pleasantly surprised!…read more Atmosphere: Walking in, you are greeted by a sweet aroma, upbeat pop music, cute plushies, and a bright atmosphere. There is a variety of seating options available like armchairs and bar seats by the window. Additionally, there are beauty products, plushies, and tea merchandise for sale. Service: The baristas we're welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Food: I ordered a Lavender Matcha Latte, Yuzu Mango Lemonade, and an egg sandwich. The latte was delicious! The lavender was light, airy, and lent a hint of sweetness to the drink while the matcha was soft and creamy. I couldn't stop drinking it! As for the lemonade, it was the perfect blend of refreshing yuzu and cool mango for the summer. Not to sweet either! Lastly, the egg sandwich was scrumptious. Overall: The atmosphere was welcoming and the staff wore friendly smiles. Although their prices were a bit high for my taste, the drinks and sandwich were divine. Tip: The egg sandwich tastes so much better warm. Ask politely and they may warm it up for you!

The Cat House is a unique, fun experience to hang out and chill with some adoptable cats…read more If you or someone you're with likes cats - you'll enjoy the Cat House in Roselle. They have a ton of cats walking around and hanging out (including kittens) and you're able to play with them, buy drinks or snacks while you're there or cat merchandise that helps support the house getting cats adopted. I participated in a cat bingo night where you can get cat themed prize bags which was pretty fun. I'd recommend a visit for a unique experience and if you like cats.

We went to The Cat House after my last day before holiday PTO and wasn't entirely sure what to…read moreexpect. There is a small receiving area with free hot drinks and a cooler of for purchase cold drinks. Upon being greeted we were given the rules to play, and made our way in. The space was quiet and relaxing, and we enjoyed it. For me personally, I'd have a hard time enjoying it as much with little kids running about, but since we didn't have said little kids (or any kids) we decompressed, played, and just enjoyed the experience very much. What a great concept and well executed.

Not really sure what kind of store this is supposed to be, but I come here for Umeken Mineral L-Cal…read morewhich I think Asians are infatuated with. The price is pretty on point for this product here, $153 after tax for the 400g container. Not too expensive and not cheap either. Just barely beats out Amazon if you don't have prime. Aside from some staple supplements that cater to Koreans and other Asians, they've got an interesting mix of knick knacks for sale. From cheap jewelry to hair dyes, from hello kitty dolls and backpacks to vases and other cosmetic home goods. Like I said, I don't really know what kind of store this is. I just can't help but check them out when I'm at the Assi food court.

As a big kpop fan, this place is pretty much my favorite place to go after eating at the food…read morecourt. They have a good-sized selection of stickers, hats, albums, etc. Although prices are a little bit higher than what you can get online, it's definitely fair. Overall, if you're visiting Chicago, I would definitely recommend this place over the one at Chinatown.

The Atrium Gift Shop is downstairs in the Schaumburg Corporate Center right near Deli Time and in…read morethe Atrium & has bunch of food essentials and gifts - hence the creative name. The people that work down there are really friend and know just about everyone that works in my office. It's a family owned giftshop/convenience store which is nice to see. Expect normal convenience store prices but nice items. They have a variety of nice gifts and also Chicago & Chicago sports team related gifts. They have a huge drink selection, chip selection, snack selection and surprisingly a huge greeting card selection. I love that I can come downstairs to get balloons, a card and a gift for a coworker with ease. The card selection really is great and beyond helpful to have downstairs at work. They have a cute little stuffed animal section, as well. You can find a scratch & win lotto machine plus you're able to buy regular lotto tickets here as well. My lunch crew and I lovingly refer to the giftshop as 'downstairs' - even if we're on the ground floor level coming back from somewhere, we will still ask each other, you wanna go downstairs? The Atrium Shop really makes the Schaumburg Corporate Center whole!

If you work in one of the buildings that this is connected to in the atrium (located by Deli Time),…read morethen you're probably already familiar with this family-run shop. Caffeinated drinks? Check. Salty snacks? Check. Hallmark cards? Check. Want to play lotto? Got that too! I love that they have freshly made popcorn here as well. The people that work here are very friendly, and it's great that you can chat with them about the Cubs, Sox, Bears, and the Bulls. Sports not your thing? Then the weather will do. If you need a mid-afternoon jolt, make your way down to this neat little shop for some sugar and caffeine, or just for some small talk to pass the time.

This is HUGE! It used to be a Dominicks, so it's much bigger than the other Springbrook Market I…read morereviewed. It's located at the corner of Route 59 and North Avenue (64) near a Hobby Lobby and Dollar Tree. The deli area is the reason you need to go here. They have 2 cases - one for lunch meat and one for all the salads, pico de gallo, buffalo wings and other yummies they have. They have the same brands of lunch meat as Jewel, but the prices are 30-50% less. They have lots of organic produce here and both times I've been here, they have been restocking. They also have lots of ethnic foods like German, Polish, Asian, Mexican. Not exactly stuff you would find at Jewel. This store is clean and every aisle is labeled well so things are easy to find. My one star penalty was for the checkout process. The checker is also your bagger, so you can wait for quite awhile. Team that up with the lack of checkers and you'll be trying to decipher the Polish newspaper on the stand next to you while you are waiting!

Very bad selection. Overpriced and most of the better candy was just empty display boxes, with no…read morecandies to purchase. Sorry to say , Don't waste your time if you're looking for older types of candy

Omg so much fun. This place is awesome. Went for the first time been wanting to go for a while…read more The soft serve was so rich and creamy definitely one of my new faves. I think all of you should try it the lady is so nice. There's a ton of stuff from the olden days fun candies, treats to try. Ice cream was from Homers who doesn't like some Homers, It's a cute little place. Definitely fun atmosphere. Parking was a lil unique. But it was close to the door. Need to take more pictures next time. Was so excited

Ever since the pandemic Arlington Alfresco has been a fun mainstay in downtown Arlington Heights…read more It's a four block length of street dining and amusements. It gives business a bigger footprint and more space to serve customers. Costumers get not opportunities to eat outside and enjoy the summer weather. There are concerts in the park on Thursday nights. Some of my favorite restaurants include Armand's Pizzeria and Big Shot Piano Lounge. I highly recommend Arlington Alfresco!

One of the best features for dining and shopping in Arlington Heights during the summer (May…read morethrough September) is the Arlington Alfresco where roads are blocked off in order to create a pedestrian friendly area in which to enjoy a stroll, enjoy socializing and dining outside, participate in some outdoor activities, listen to live music, and more. This area is decorated nicely with plenty of lights and some public art. Definitely one of the spots to visit if you live anywhere in the northwest suburbs, and would enjoy a dedicated shopping, dining, and entertainment gathering area that is free of traffic.

What a great treat....Im a true fan of candy stores..... The gentleman at the counter was very…read moreinformative.... The chocolates were made in house.. which I find very important... I went in there with my grandkids. What a field day they had... I really enjoyed chocolate covered pulling peels. Those were excellent. I ordered half a pound of chocolate which were yummy! I definitely would recommend this place if you wanted to treat someone with a box of fresh chocolates...

THE GREATEST SPOT. Just bought 2 stockings worth of vintage & adorable candy for $40. They also…read morehave handmade chocolate & caramels made fresh. The perfect spot if you're building any kind of gift!!