I will begin here, this location was a cricket wireless before it's closed it's doors. I began to…read morenotice someone working inside then I saw the coming soon of Raffy's giftshop. I made my stop a earlier this week to welcome the shop to the neighborhood. Rodolfo is a amazing person to speak with. The shop had a wide range of gifts, from stuffed animals, lego figures that run from 4 for 10, (sidenote I already bought a few). Women's and men's fragrance to t shirt, hats and more. Very relaxed and clean location. This shop is a welcomed addition to the area. I will be back soon.

Very overpriced, has nice fake collectibles, as well as real ones. Could use a good dusting in the…read morestore and don't buy any of the faded merchandise on the window as they lost there color.

Great business with a touch of everything Irish. The staff was very helpful and catered to my…read moreneeds. Will go back for sure.

Great stuff. Got a little pricey over the years but other then that it's still the best wit top…read morequality imports

The quality of the product is superb, and so is Gino! I…read morealways feel like I'm back in Italy when I visit. I am never disappointed when I shop there!

This place blows any Little Italy out of the water. The owner Gino Will warmly greet you and assist…read moreyou through your entire experience. You will feel like you're in Italy. He has everything from clothing to housewares, find Murano glassware, Bavarian espresso sets, stainless steel essentials and more

Stumbled upon this cute store while at the Windy City hot dog festival and so glad I did! I bought…read morea handful of items, but my most favorite was the body butter in the lavender and patchouli scent! Exquisite!

Nice shop in Portage Park. I stopped at Junebug and saw it there so wanted to stop in, and I'm glad…read moreI did because they have a nice selection of bath and body items. The owner said that he makes them all himself, and he also has soap making classes which is pretty cool. And apparently he's a the Park Ridge Farmer's Market as well, so I've seen him there a couple times and didn't make the connection! I bought a couple of face masks because I'm a sucker for them. They had at least three or four kinds but I stuck to just two (they're the plastic face mask kind, not like a cream or powder that you mix). I also bought some eye masks so I am totally ready for a little self-care session. In addition to hand soaps and face masks, they have accessories like sponges, towels, body butters and scrubs, and so on. They have some other home fragrance items too. Parking is on the street with use of the Chicago parking app. They have an online store too!

I walked by this door too many times before noticing it's an actual stationery store and printer's…read moreshop! Just browsing is fun. They have so many different kinds of journals, cards and letter writing supplies. They even have a regular letter writing Meetup. What a great way to get unplugged in a digital world! They also offer printing services. Check their website for the full list of services.

Tons of stationery items. You'll find something you like!…read more They have their own screen print studio in the back. Super cool! The owner is a graphic designer so it makes sense. Only bummer is the aisles are kinda narrow so you have to squeeze by a lot of it's super busy but otherwise it's nothing that should keep you from visiting!

I am sorry for writing this, but this place is way too disorganized. They started a book club early…read morea few months ago and did not contact me, even though I was in the area. Add this to the higher prices and a few other mishaps, I won't be back. I gave them two stars because I really appreciate them being a small business, but they have burned me too many times

Great small bookstore with little extras to pu together a bookish gift, great events, lovely owners.read more