Was in Chico recently and checked out the Made in Chico store for some souvenirs to bring back…read more This was unlike any other [Your favorite city] Store. This place was huge compared to the other stores in downtown. It was filled with locally-made items and food from the area and county. There were so many unique gifts and items here. We spent over an hour in the store browsing! My friend and I spent over 5 minutes talking to Patty in the food section listening to her talk about each vendor she personally worked with and knew. You could hear the passion in her voice when describing each item. The scones mix, she explained, took the chef over a year to perfect, the hot sauces, she knew every little detail. She was so knowledgeable and welcoming. In fact, all the employees we interacted with were so helpful. I've had Lundberg organic brown rice many times as they used to carry it at my Costco but I had no idea they made rice chips. One of the other employees said she went to high school with the Lundberg's kids! There were so many things I wanted to bring back home but couldn't. It will just warrant another trip up to Chico in the near future! Thank you to the staff here for making us feel so welcome on our first visit ever to Chico!

Purchased the Chico Streets poster from here and had it framed. The ladies in the store were so…read morehelpful with tips on where to buy frames for some of the odd sized posters. Cutest gift items for anyone who has visited Chico, friends, family, students, alumni, etc.

This small mall is a bit unconventional, with its "food court" actually consisting of restaurants…read morelocated outside the main building. Inside, you can easily explore the entire mall in about 30 minutes. Notably, there are no dining options within the mall itself, except for a few vending machines, Cinnabon and Auntie Anne's. The anchors are JC Penny, Dick's and Five Below.

The security guards at Chico Mall are superb and very helpful. They went out of their way to help…read moreme when I experienced an issue with the EcoATN. Superb service and great product selection by the way. Although I wish they would add another food court since they took out the last one.

Tried to go this Saturday, yesterday, it was not open Also…read morenobody in the surrounding area seemed to know about the indoor area. Only that it is open on thursdays... at night. However there's a motor bike event going on which was interesting but no swap meet And upon asking people who lived around the area, was informed it is only open on Thursday evenings. Unless that has changed or untrue there needs to be better display on WHERE the entrance to the Indoor market is. ​

Pretty cool lil nil nak items. Picked up a few burlaps for potato sack races. Nice people with lots…read moreof stories. It was bigger then I thought for an indoor flea market. Fun/quirky place to check out if you have the time.

Amazing vintage store! Absolutely overflowing with clothes. Not everything has a price tag but the…read morelady who owns it was so sweet and reasonable prices. Would recommend!

They have some beautiful finds, I would say more 70s - 80s looking items than 40s-60s, but that may…read morechange on the day you go in. They do have a men's section as well, which I think is nice for all the guys that are usually waiting around for their girlfriends. There are shoes and accessories. Staff is always friendly. There are a lot of not vintage items just vintage-looking, and some really stained and damaged tops in the front section which are not marked down. The store is very very packed full of clothes as well (and it's already quite small) making it hard to navigate and sort through. I wouldn't pay the prices they are asking, but I would if they put more care into the clothes they're selling and cleaning up the place generally. I think they could make the store easier to navigate and worth the prices by reducing overall inventory by 15%, and removing the stained and damaged and not-vintage clothes from the regular section, and having a distinct clearance section for those items.

I kinda miss when it was Betty's on Broadway. They had more special styles. I bought a couple…read morecasual Angie sundresses. They were $82.00 each. I knew that I was overpaying, but I needed something to wear for a couple parties and shopping is limited in Chico. Both dresses ripped on the first wear. The stitching tension on Angie dresses is too tight. It snaps and breaks even if you're just trying to get in and out of cars. I'll try to fix mine but the quality is so bad that I'm sure I'll only get a couple more wears out of it. The huge markup is what turns me off from shopping here.

Recently, a friend brought me into Urban Couture to check it out. We are both women in our ... (no…read moreway!). I was so pleasantly surprised by the super cute clothing selection (totally up my Boho alley). I also found Kelly (the owner) to be kind, friendly, fun spirited, and accommodating. There was such a great energy in the store that I told my friend, "I want to work here!"

Such a fun store to be in with a cute collection of decor and gifts. There's practically something…read morefor everyone, with vintage and vintage-inspired gifts of all kinds - ornaments, magnets, decorate plates, cups, and saucers, classic toys, makeup bags, and much more!

This place is like walking into a store from the coolest garage sale ever. You'll find cute and…read morekitschy things that you never even knew existed. They have everything from Star Wars stacking russian dolls to vintage pub glasses, to the same old school dishes that I'm pretty my grandma had as a kid. If you happen to be looking for something specific, instead of the random kind of shopping that I do, talk to Poppy, she is awesome and seems to know what she's talking about, even if I didn't exactly. They also have these cool display tables that have similar products grouped together. The "robot table" is a delight. Vintage Hen is also part of Little Red Hen, which I'm sure some of you have seen around town, so it's for a good cause. They also sell their stuff online through an Etsy store. This place has become one of my favorite downtown spots.

Favorite bookstore in town!! Anytime someone comes to visit my silly little college town I take…read morethem here. They have a diverse range of books and I am sometimes able to find more niche titles too! Also, the workers are very friendly & fun to chat with so that's a plus :D

Such a neat store! love the amount of different topics and cultures all funneled into one store…read more especially love the neat aesthetic of the place! 10/10!

I love this store. everything is unique and the music is always the best. Leanne, the owner is over…read morethe top friendly. Any shop that takes their dogs to work with them is a place I want to shop. The Peddlers Closet is a really fun place to shop & visit!

Excellent selection of Clothing , Knick knacks, Art Glass and Antiques. Very nice and helpful staff.read more