Ok, so we had gone to breakfast at Millie's and we were curious about what was right next door! I…read morereally didn't know what to expect. To be honest, I was thinking I was going to walk in and be greeted by a whole bunch of creepy dolls. The kind that give you nightmares. The porcelain ones with the eyes that move when you move, haha (nervous laugh), if there was a doll like that I'd make sure to destroy every single one. I just hate dolls. I never had any as a child and my children will never have them either. Ever heard of the Annabelle Higgins doll? No? Google that shit, creepy as heck! Sooooo, anyways, we walk in and it's just a fun little shop with knick knacks and decorative items for your home. There was this big antique wheel and bird house that I wanted but it wasn't for sale. Waa waa. I liked the wine accessory section, perfect gifts for those wino friends of yours. I'm sure that if you're looking for something cutesy to give someone, this is the place. Not a big store, just a Kozy little one. ;)

This is a hidden gem! Attached to Millie's Pancake House is the "Kozy Korner Gift Shoppe." The…read moreowner has a huge assortment of gift, collectible and decorative items to fit almost anyone's taste. You can find some of nicest ways to make memories for your friends and loved ones (and YOU!). You'll find Norma's store is a fantastic place to shop.

From the time you walk in the door, you will see how this shop is a gem. Something for everyone!read more

It is my Happy Place and Terri is a wonderful proprietor. Looking forward to going to the…read moreGalentines event on Thursday, February 6th.

Enesco is a privately held American giftware company. Brands owned or licensed by Enesco include…read moreHeartwood Creek (Jim Shore) and Department 56, and formerly Precious Moments and Things Remembered. Enesco is known in the industry for its 25 years of success with the Precious Moments porcelain figurine line of products. I was given a few porcelain figurines as a child. I had one for my birth month. When I first started purchasing these it was from the store Things Remembered. I purchased the porcelain figurine for my daughter with her birth month. We still have many of these in boxes wrapped in newspaper from moving so much. This Xmas my daughter purchased the Jim Shore wooden figurine of Snoopy. Jim Shore has an open ended contract with Enesco. I love his work. I recommend you visit the website and see the available items. Their products make wonderful personal gifts. The names Precious Moments and Things Remembered certainly continue to apply to their merchandise.

I started buying Precious Moments in the 80's & loved collecting them. They were originally…read moresupposed to be a valuable collectible & I have well over 1000. I no longer have room to house that wide a collection & now they are impossible to sell due to overproduction instead of limiting quantities to make the price more sustainable. You can now buy them at garage sales & thrift stores for a few dollars at best, when they were originally as high as over $100 each. Shame on Enesco for destroying a once valuable collection that I had hoped would retain its value. I still display over 100 of my most priced ones from family & my late husband, but I now have totes filling my garage that I have no hopes of ever being able to sell.

This review is based solely on the nostalgic Lanzi's "Cashew Nut & Rice Crunch" that I ordered from…read moreThe Uptown Shop! Back in the 70's & 80's, my parents always used to buy these & we loved them! Then suddenly, they just disappeared from store shelves. Well, many years later, Lanzi's is BACK!!!! You can order them from the Uptown Shop. I just got a box in the mail. Flavor-wise it's REALLY CLOSE to the original (they had to reverse-engineer it because the recipe was lost after Elmo Lanzi passed on & production of the candy stopped). But man, it is pretty darn close & still tastes DELICIOUS!!!!

Cute shop with some really beautiful holiday items, especially the hand-blown glass ornaments…read more Picked up a few treasures on deep discount today as they are moving shop and were clearing out inventory. They are relocating a few doors south, in the space previously occupied by the toy store.

This place has really cool gift items crafted by people from all around the world. The store is…read moreowned by a local church and its non-profit. All the proceeds go to underpriviledged countries. Its a great place to buy a gift -- not only will you be getting something unique, but you will be helping others out as well.

Don't miss visiting the Gifts of the World store for your holiday shopping, birthday, wedding and…read moreschool teacher gifts and more! Gift certificates available, and monthly special events take place, such as Ladies Night Out, Drumming Circles,

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.

I am writing to share my appreciation for the exceptional service I received during a recent…read moredelivery from Platt Hill Bloomingdale location. I purchased a 30-inch ceramic planter and was originally told it would be left on my driveway. However, upon arrival, the delivery man, Jeff, went above and beyond. He rang the doorbell to notify me of his arrival. To my surprise Jeff kindly offered to move the heavy planter closer to its final destination. In addition to all this unexpected act of kindness, Jeff positioned it so effectively that moving this heavy planter into its final spot was effortless. Thanks to his extra effort, the planter is now exactly where I need it. When I offered Jeff a tip to show my gratitude for his care and helpfulness, he graciously declined, saying he was just happy to help. It is rare to encounter such genuine professionalism. You are fortunate to have someone like Jeff representing your company.

Love this nursery for the huge selection and wide variety. They also have a ton of larger plants.read more

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!

Really delicious chocolate puddles (turtles) and the sipping chocolate is an otherworldly…read moreexperience. A must visit for chocolate lovers!

Stopped here to buy a gift for a company we rep at work and wow was it spectacular. The reps are…read morefrom Europe and they even raved at how good these were. I will definitely be going back. They are fairly expensive so its not an everyday treat but a special occasion its definitely worth it.