Went around noon 8/30/26. Popcorn was chewy and not fresh. Will not return no time soon. A shame…read morefor what you're charged.

Second time here while working in Chicagoland…read more Of course Garrett's has the best popcorn this side of heaven. I'll always recommend them for the popcorn lovers. My favorite is the cashew caramel crisp. Oooooh wee, these are very addictive and require some serious self-control. Order and enjoy!!

I came here for a Saturday opening and reception of Composing Color: Paintings by Alma Thomas and…read moreBeyond Boundaries: Three Decades of Contemporary Chinese Art. It was so nice to go to a reception on a Saturday afternoon instead of a week night. The setup of the place is such that the food and drinks are floor level, but no food/drinks are allowed in the gallery space. Not convenient but understandable. This was my 2nd or 3rd time in this space. There was cheese/meat/fruit in one area, sealed pieces of cake in another area, and bartenders pouring wine, beer, soda, and water. Also a special drink dedicated to Alma Thomas. I was not familiar with her work, she was big admirer of outer space. It coincided with the Artemis II lunar space trip, so that was just awesome! The other exhibit about the University of Chicago's history with Chinese art was visually arresting and thought-provoking. There was a space separate for kids to do crafts as well. the bathrooms were small but clean, and a coat rack was provided, which was quite convenient. It is not far from public transportation, and I can't speak to parking, but the campus is so nice, if you live a mile or so away, it's a nice walk.

Family Day at the Smart Museum…read more When my daughter booked our family for Family Day as what we thought was part of U Chicago's Family Day, we were quite excited. A fun crafting adventure for the weekend. We almost didn't go as we were running late. Called and they said to come, so we did. Lucky to find a parking spot next to the Smart Museum on the University of Chicago campus. Walked in to the open atrium where we saw families of preschool aged kids with their mommies and daddies weaving on paper looms. My daughters have progressed to grad school, so we were a bit surprised. The museum curator also said when she scheduled Family Day at the Smart Museum of Art, she didn't realize that was also UChicago's Family Day. What a coincidence! So....we explored the museum first for inspiration. The museum is small, but had some beautiful installations. My favorite was the sunflower quilt print. The Sunflower Quilting Bee at Arles. Rosa Parks. Sojourner Truth. Ida Wells. Mary McLeod Bethune. Harriet Tubman. Vincent Van Gogh watching strong women advocate for equality from a distance. So powerful. Then, back to the atrium to pick up paper looms and fill brown paper bags with and assortment of strands of yarn, cord, shells and cards. Not having a plan, we went to work. Creativity inspired by our love for each other. Nice to have their featured artist come check on us. No, we were not on our phones. We were weaving small works of art. A great opportunity to spend a few quality hours with my daughters away from their responsibilities as adults studying to make an impact on the world. Family Day at the Smart Museum of Art. #2700

Just met the owner of the shop and he was so humble and kind! Was extremely helpful and attentive…read moreto my needs as I looked for the perfect gift for my sister! Support this community black owned business.

Great customer service!! They have paraphernalia for most, if not all, of the Divine 9 groups!…read more The owner is very nice and helpful! His shop is worth a visit and it's in the city!! His prices are comparable with online competitors but you don't have to pay for shipping or wait for the mail. I'll be doing business here again.

Whilst running some errands in Brainerd I decided to take a look and see what else I might want to…read morevisit in the area. I found BDG in the course of doing a bit of online sleuthing for what to do in Beverly, but actually hadn't planned to visit because I knew my time was limited. However, it happened to be near another shop I'd decided to visit, which was very serendipitous since Beverly Dry Goods is a great shop and I'm glad I didn't miss out! The proprietor was really friendly. Most of the time I was in the store (December 22, 2021) I was the only one there, but there was a few minutes when there was one to three others in the store. I also got lucky (for my comfort level, at least) that there were so few folks in, because the woman running the shop mentioned that she might be able to grab a quick bite to eat that day because it had been so busy for the last few days. It's a pretty small store, but they are packed full of stuff. Although it's not solely dry goods, there's a lot of variety in what they sell. You'll find textiles (they had some nice hats and stuff when I was there), barware (mixers, drink accessories, etc.), candles and incense, cards, and so on. I bought some fun glitter for drinks, which I used on New Year's Eve for wine to ring in the new year, but you could easily use it in water/juice/pop or whatever for kids or folks who don't drink alcohol. I also bought an item that I can only describe as incense matches; they're discreet, don't burn long, and don't have a smell that's overpowering or lingers overly much. I find that they're perfect for just about any room in the house; I don't tend to like incense because it's far too strong and the scent hangs around forever, but not with this product. They also recently shared that they have some nonalcoholic mixers coming in, and they occasionally do events--if the timing of it worked for me, I may have gotten a ticket to the Galentine's Day Cocktail Class they're offering this coming week! When I was in, they had a their windows decorated as part of a contest that some of the businesses in Beverly were taking part in. Their decoration was in the style of a Chicago flag, which I loved (and took a couple photos with, which apparently was their objective because after I did I saw that they had a note encouraging people to do so!). Beverly Dry Goods seems like one of those shops that, although they may carry some items pretty regularly due to their popularity, is always on the lookout for new things, seasonal merchandise, and so on so I'm going to keep them in my sights (and follow them on instagram @beverlydrygoods). I'm sure I could find a fun gift for someone here if I needed one, and it's always great to have a place where you can get unique gifts in your back pocket. They're located on South Walden Parkway, which is a short street that I'm pretty sure isn't on the Chicago grid--so north siders, you might miss it the first time! It's also on the Metra Rock Island line, so if you are on that and get off at the 99th street stop you're right next to it--the shop's south wall borders the small parking lot for the Metra station. Street parking in front is limited, but if I recall correctly is also free, and there's additional parking available on the surrounding streets.

From the owner: Specialties Non Alcoholic Mixes…read moreProducts: Candles, Cocktail Mixers, Custom Gift Baskets, Gifts, Glassware, Gourmet Options, Non-Alcoholic Options, Personalized Gift Sets, Specialty Teas, Tableware. Services: Cocktail Classes, Custom Gift Baskets, Home Goods, Local Delivery To 60643 and 60655, Mixology Classes. Brands: Bella Cucina, Brightland, El Guapo, Flora Hemp Spirits, Godinger, King Floyd's, LARK, Leisuremann's Cocktail Mixes, Little Saint's, Parch, Pratt Standard, Rustic Bakery, Surly, TAG, The Bitter Housewife, Tomah, Viski, Wilfreds, Yes Cocktail Co Location Facts: We are located across the street from Beverly Montessori School and close to the 99th Street station.

Sweet freaks is a great place to buy your chocolate . I…read morelove their dark chocolate covered almonds they are my favorite .Also I love their Dark chocolate peanut butter cups. I would recommend this place to anyone who loves great chocolate and great people. The owners go above and beyond to help their customers. Their is so much to chose from. Thank you, Sweet freaks

Absolutely trash candy. I could do better in my ez bake oven. Cheap ingredients, cheap…read morepresentation, cheap owner.

Fresh floral arrangements with a beautiful touch!…read more She personalizes items very well, it's like she knows you or can read your mind. Great variety to choose from and she ships (which was a huge bonus). Reasonably priced and well worth the drive to the southside.

Places a large balloon order for NYE! They arrives on time, beautiful and packages with care. I got…read more4 other quotes for this order and JoJo came in below everyone else. I will use them for all future events!

A-1 service and selection is the where you need to be to get you right. Definitely my go to shop…read morewhen o was first introduced. Cant wait to go back.

I recently made a total of 5 separate purchases of fragrance one product had a questionable quality…read moremeaning it was not authentic. I reached out to express my concern and I told nothing could be done. Two of the items were ok. The last shipment arrived but I have lost trust in this company and have decided to return the items. I have reached out 3 times to initiate my return but no response till date. I suspect they are delaying deliberately so that my window for return will run out. This is unacceptable business practice.

I placed an order for the safari platter, an order of chocolate dipped pineapples and a chocolate…read morepop. I received a different platter and nothing more! In the screenshots below you will see the difference between the two platters. Unfortunately I was not the one to receive the order when it arrived. The order came in around 6:45pm. When I saw two thirds of my order was missing, I tried calling customer service as well as the store, but could not reach anyone. The stores hours are shortened to 4pm during this pandemic. I am beyond frustrated with the lack of a call from the store confirming my order and the laziness of not fulfilling my full order after all I spent! I can understand giving me a call to say, "hey we were out of melons and bananas, also the chocolate pops so we will refund you for the items!" Instead I'm currently being ripped off by this location!

A total disgrace. Charged me for same dat delivery, processed the payment, delivered the next day,…read moreat the end of the day, and still haven't responded to my inquiry for a refund of delivery fees. That was December 23rd. It's now January 1st. I shopped with this company once a week. Sad to no longer be able to patronize because of this location. I've initiated at least 5 inquiries with case numbers, communicated on social media (Twitter, Instagram and Messenger), spoken with customer service representatives on multiple mainlines and left one voicemail message (out of at least 25 attempts to reach someone), taken by a store employee, for the manager at the actual store. I'm still awaiting a response. That was December 23rd. This is January 1st.

Clothing is quality and really stylish! The gal in this shop look like they actually like waiting…read moreon customers. I like the old fashioned gift wrapping. Great experience for sure. Can't wait to see the next seasons clothes! Good shop for gift giving

Super cute shop in Beverly. I don't know how I even stumbled upon this on Instagram, but I'm…read morepleased that I did. When visiting friends in Oak Lawn I was able to stop by and check it out. This place seemed like the largest of the businesses in Church 103--once a Lutheran church, now a variety of local businesses. The name is a nod to place--Haven for the sanctuary, and 1890 for the incorporation of Beverly Hills (Beverly's formal name). Their space is gorgeous, with the centerpiece being the glass window on the south wall. They have some lovely things here, and a great variety. I came in near St. Patrick's Day and since it's on the Southside you'd think a Leprechaun threw up in here! Lots of fun seasonal items, but also everyday art, Chicago-themed gear, stationery items, baby toys/clothes/things, household items, and a lot more. Service was friendly. I believe there's parking in the lot, but I also easily found parking on 103rd.