Marisela, The Owner is absolutely wonderful with her dog who just chills right next to her on the…read morecounter. I absolutely loved this place. Walking in felt like I was going into a long time friends home. There's so many options to choose from. It's very affordable. You don't wanna leave it because there's just so much. You wanna buy so much stuff bc everything It's so Beautiful. I highly highly highly recommend everyone to go and buy lovely items for parts. Wedding gets just any gift..

Cool little shop in Pilsen that sells Calavera tshirts, Mexican style bags and earrings. They also…read moresell incense and white sage so you can do your own home spiritual cleanings. It's worth a trip if you are looking for a unique tshirt or bag.

Very cute store with plenty of one-of-a-kind items. Great place to buy gifts for someone special…read more Come here if looking for candles, plant holders, handmade cards, LGBTQ+ items, incense, perfume, jewelry and lots of pet items. Previous came here and grabbed bronze dipped lighter for a friend and colored tapered candles. Also fell in love with hair accessories.

I came to HH after hearing about it on social media. I should've listened to the other reviews that…read moresaid the customer service wasn't great. I walked in and was flat out ignored. Not saying I want a lot of interaction when I'm browsing, but I should have at least been greeted or asked if I needed help. It's a really tiny shop so it's hard to get lost. They definitely knew I was in there. Maybe I didn't fit their preferred demographic. Didn't purchase anything.

Great place to stop in to check out and support work from local artists. Owners and staff are very…read morefriendly. Prices are very reasonable.

Most favorite local art spot to shop at, I've found so many gifts here already just living down the…read morestreet. Everything is reasonably priced and honestly SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ARTIST DUH! They have pop ups every now and then to display different vendors and artists as well.

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 ...

HEADS UP, LOCALS: If you're shopping here to support independent artists and local businesses, take…read morea closer look at what you're buying--you might be buying TEMU. Living in Wicker Park, I intentionally spend more money at neighborhood businesses because I want to support the community behind them. That's why I purchased a ring here for $34. Later, I found what appears to be the identical ring on Temu for $3.20. The price difference isn't what bothered me. Local businesses need to make money. What bothered me was believing I was supporting a unique local boutique, only to discover what appears to be a mass-produced item readily available online. Maybe some items here are made by local artists. I hope they are. Too bad the owner wasn't there when I stopped in, because this is feedback I would have preferred to give directly. Whether the response to this review is that the ring isn't from Temu, that retail markups are normal, or that other products in the store are locally made, the underlying concern remains the same: customers who choose to shop local deserve transparency about what they're actually supporting. That's what makes this so disappointing.

Super cute little gift shop. I bought some little wooden cars for 2 year old's birthday AND was…read moreable to visit a mini art vending machine (my goal for going). Glad the mini art drew me in because the store is so fun and the staff was lovely.

This place is amazing. Great place to find unique gifts for yourself and friends. Love the vibe…read morehere. It represents everything witchy, occult, taxidermy, sideshow, etc. Staff is very helpful to assist you to find that special gift or item you have been dreaming to own. Be on the look out for their special events, art openings, and workshops.

This place has a trove of oddities, something for everyone and is well-worth a visit. I poke in…read morewhen I want to pass out unique and funky gifts. Most items can be found online for less, but I prefer the in-store feels. Before today, my last visit was this past Christmas Eve. I bought some clamshell trinkets, porcupine quills, beard oil and few other non-essentials. On that particular day, I witnessed the owner tear apart the entire window display to fetch a rabbit necklace for a young couple. I ear hustled as the couple asked if they can reduce the price. The owner willingly complied as she put herself together (it was a whole workout just to get that piece). I had my eye on a turtle shell for $30. But I told myself I'd come back for it. I followed them on Ig and the shell kept calling my name. I figured, let me message them on Ig. If they can reduce the price even $5 I'd make the trek back. Hey, they did it for the young couple, it didn't hurt to ask. They said no. Pond turtle shells online start at $12. I figured, no biggie. I come in today to buy a gift card, some sage, palo santo, beard oil (up $3 since my last visit), a cool card for Father's Day coming up and alas my $30 turtle shell I intended to pay full price for. Or what I thought was $30. In a little over 4 mos the price inflated to $40. I mentioned it was $30 my last visit. I was perfectly willing this time to pay the $30 but what on earth constitutes a 33 % markup in just a season? I mentioned I could get them online for under $20 but I chose to come to the store and support local business. "You don't know if it's ethically sourced (from online)" they said. "And I don't know if this is ethically sourced either." I responded. The owner loudly barked "I'm not arguing with you." "Who's arguing with you?" What a weird response and made me feel pretty humiliated in front of their other customers especially given I still completed a transaction. Haggling, sharing information, and reminding them of my previous visit was hardly arguing. But hey. I initially intended to spend $100 today (on crap no one really needs unless you're Phoebe Buffay). I opted against buying the other items and just stuck with a gift card of $20. I'll buy the beard oil from Walgreens and earn points. And I'll buy the scent sticks from a similar Latin-owned business where the items will be cheaper and I'll feel more welcome. I'm not the target market here at Sideshow: I'm not Wiccan, im not a satanist, I'm not weird looking, I'm not white, I'm not goth, and I'm not holding on to a lost youth. If you fit any of those categories, perhaps your experience may be more fulfilling. Cool shop, fun concept but at the end of the day I don't need shoddy taxidermy displays, jewelry adorned with dead insects or any other knickknacks I can just as soon get online, for less. Especially not when the experience comes with pick-and-choose service. And particularly not when I'm coming far out of my way to spend money that doesn't come easy.

Small gift shop in Rogers Park located in a Loyola building. They have offerings from local artists…read morewhich is neat plus Loyola themed gifts. Only thing is that I wish it was bigger.

ChiTown Magpie is a hidden gem of a Chicago-themed gift shop, located in the Granada Center at…read moreLoyola University. It has cards and one-of-a-kind gifts made by local artists along with stickers, CTA and Rogers Park themed stuff, random pop culture items, and a few Loyola items. I did some Christmas shopping here, and I found an adorable Rogers Park t-shirt for a local friend and some David Bowie magnets for a friend on the West Coast. It's not cheap, but carefully curated, and when you find that right item for a friend, it's worth it!

Ridiculous prices for African reproductions that are cracked, broken and faded. Thinks Americans…read morehave never been to Africa so they have no idea what these tourist pieces are really worth. She tried to charge me $200,000.00 American dollars for a painting I've seen in many African shops for $100.00. You can get better deals many other places.

The older black lady was initially welcoming. Then she stated we couldn't record and stated sign…read morewas outside the door. I politely walked out with my black dollars that I have planned on spending there! so hard to support on especially black are the