My daughter and I drove almost an hour to shop here. They have a great selection of crystals,…read morejewelry, unique household items, accessories, clothing, and much more to list! There's simply so much to see here that there is no way to actually look through everything! The prices are reasonable for the most part, and the woman working there was lovely. She was friendly, patient, and super helpful.

I popped in here at the last minute to buy a stick for my new Tibetan singing bowl. I had no idea…read morewhere to buy one individually as the bowl was a gift. The staff at Amadara was really helpful, and the prices were reasonable. I only paid $6 for my little instrument accessory :). There are so many beautiful stones and handmade goods here, I'll definitely be making a return trip!

Nice neighborhood art shop that offer different art works, crafts, classes and other knick knacks…read more Nice friendly staff!

Carolyn and her shop are amazing! They carry a huge variety of artists and their makes, plus they…read morehost really cool classes! I love visiting Hey, I Thought of You!

I prefer Neighborly to some of the other gift/souvenir/quirky shops…read more Everything is displayed very nicely, and I think it is just the right amount of merchandise. Shopping here reminds me of being at the summer festivals that have quality products.

I've wanted to stop in Neighborly many many times, only to be thwarted by parking in Lincoln…read moreSquare, or the times I've been able to find parking it has been early and the store wasn't open. Yay for Apple Fest, I was able to stop on by! They had a small booth at Apple Fest but I'm glad that we were still there when the store opened because as you may imagine, there was quite a bit more in store. They feature local artisans and lots of Chicago merchandise, from clothing to artwork. I bought baby's first hoodie here because it's super cute with the Chicago flag and everything! The staff were really friendly as well and happily they take digital wallets. Next time I have guests, this is the shop I'm going to suggest to them whether or not they think they want souvenirs, because they have a lot of great stuff here. I will definitely return as well because they have some lovely items that can work for home or as gifts. I especially would like to find a onesie or t-shirt for my daughter that has the Ork Posters (who own Neighborly) neighborhoods image on it.

One of the best gift shops I've e er been too. High quality and great choices. From Ted lasso…read moreprayer candles to lovely hostess gifts

This place is great. Very liberal, very tongue in cheek, and fun type random gifts. Socks with…read moreswear words phrases. Politician action figures. Decent prices for a range of collectibles. Cool flags for waving beliefs boldly. Excellent gift spot. Friendly service. Everyone just seemed to be enjoying the fun inventory just like the name. I'm definitely going back for gifts.

Good space, plenty of supplies! Friendly staff. Fair prices. Easy process. Cant wait to go again!read more

On Valentine's Day my boyfriend and I did the tufting experience. We were a part of the first…read moregroup upon the establishment opening. Definitely go early if you can! Great date idea! The instructor we had was extremely rude. She had brownish reddish hair. This made the experience high-pressure and felt like we couldn't really ask questions because of her attitude & rushing us. Especially during the demo. Her service was not good making the ambiance hard to enjoy. Once we sat down to tuft our own rugs. The Tufting itself was tedious, but once you get into the flow state, it can be very therapeutic. I'd rate my hands on tufting experience a five out of five. The demo experience was a two out of five. As time went on other instructors came around to give us some tips and tricks they was helpful. You get three hour slots. I do feel like it should be at least 3 and a half hours because once you get the hang of tufting, the instructors will come around to let you know what you need to fix periodically. I would come back, but probably to their other location in Bridgeport.This location Uptown was decent. You do get your moneys worth out of this experience far is the end result.

I did a candle making event here and it was murder mystery theme based. It was so much fun. Our…read morehost was Karen and she was so sweet. Karen made everyone felt welcome. She offered cookies, sodas, fruity sangria. I made one of the amazing smelling candles - thanks to Karen for her recommendations. It was fantastic experience and this is great place to do more activities and highly recommend for a date activity with your partner.

The R n B candle making was fantastic. The experience is unique and not what I expected. I was very…read moreimpressed with the interactive aspect of this event and highly recommend. I plan to come back for another event.

I love this place!…read more They have an excellent selection of incenses in the back, better than anywhere else I've seen in town. They even have resin incenses and the charcoal for them. They also have a really robust selection of tarot cards and other miscellaneous items that I really find myself needing from time to time, so I try to drop in every now and then to see what they have stocked! Definitely stop by if they're open!

I've been a fan of this shop for over 20 years. I was disappointed when they moved from just down…read morethe street from me to Lincoln Square, but it didn't stop me from heading there to shop whenever I wanted something unique from a gift or my myself. The owners are fabulous, the goods are very well curated, and I can't say enough about the place. I now live 300 miles away, but whenever I get back home, I make sure to get there. And actually, I need to call them Monday and see if I can order something to me shipped to me....they're wonderful that way.

LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!…read more Looking for a cool City of Chicago neighborhood poster? I was, and I wasn't satisfied with any of the designs I was seeing out in the marketplace. That was until I stumbled across Ork posters. I was about to buy it myself when my best friend (who is either psychic or able to access my email) bought it for me for my birthday. Nice! Ork's posters are sleek, clean, modern, monochromatic and just plain cool. I opted for the Spicy Red Chicago poster and it has completely transformed my living room. To top it all off, it's helped me to get to know the city better and identify neighborhoods I've yet to explore. Caveat: The only thing I didn't love about my Ork poster was that it was kind of a bitch to frame (mostly because I'm a cheap ass). The print is 24x34 while the closest standard frame size is 24x36. This 2 inch deficit meant I had to visit my local custom framing Nazi to get mat board ranging from $15-30. On the plus side, I emailed the owner and she seemed amenable to making the change.

For a fun and inexpensive way to add some local flavor to your wall or decor try Ork Posters. They…read morecleverly carve up maps of cityscapes by labeling the neighborhoods. I have Manhattan and Brooklyn as these two represent the two parts of the city I have lived in during my residence in New York. I chose the black wording and white background for my Manhattan poster and the white lettering and black background for my Brooklyn print. They have more colorful versions and limited edition prints as well. I have seen these posters in other apartments as well throughout the city. Ork also has many other cities, such as Boston, Chicago, Portland, Los Angeles and even for you Canadians, they have Toronto. Keep on rocking ORK! Thanks for adding to the eclectic nature of my tiny space here in NYC.

I haven't had a bad experience in this store. While the staff has changed a lot since they opened,…read moreI have found them for at least the past 2 years to be very helpful and welcoming. I was looking for something very specific a couple of months ago and the associate took the time to track it down for me. The store is also really well organized. I appreciate how clean it is as well. Love this location.

Definitely one of the more organized craft stores I've been to! And really friendly staff that…read moregenuinely want to help- a rare find in the city. Some stuff, like command strips, have a heavy markup compared to something like Target, but you can't beat Michael's for fun seasonal decor.

Such a cute shop in a nice area with lots of restaurants and places to see. They actually print…read moresome of their cards and stuff. LGBTQ+ is also a plus to me.

Came in looking for a fun stationary for my partner and wasn't really acknowledged at all and I…read moreasked if they had things in specific and for a suggestion and was just told no. And ignored for the rest of the time i was in there. Where as this little white woman walks in and they all flock to her and give her a million suggestions and was super nice and welcoming but with me they acted like they didn't want me there. I wouldn't shop here as a POC. *edit this was 5-27 at around 4:45pm. I'm a tall black man with locs. I've lived in logan for 6 years and I know when a staff doesn't want to help me in their store. Check your cams you'll see...