Quick take: The ABC stores of downtown Chicago…read more Loved that the store was clean and organized. I think there were 3 of these stores within one block. I bought a very beautiful Xmas ornament and great deals on t shirts. I would recommend sizing up on the t shirts. All the shirts I bought as gifts were too small.

No returns allowed! Buyers beware…read more Went to return a few overpriced souvenirs and the lady said no returns, it says it on the receipt. Seriously?? Nowhere else in the store does it tell you no returns until you've actually bought the item and then you can see it on the receipt. So helpful... Also they have signs for buying multiple shirts and getting a discount but doesn't specify which shirts they actually applies to until you've get to the counter. Overpriced and deceiving. No thanks!

This is a great place to go for a lot of small stuff. Also luv the deli in the part of the store…read more People working there are so kind & they accept hugs (bonus for me)!! Little things that you would never think about--they have. I can ride the L to Howard, get off, get all the stuff I want, get back on & don't have to move my car!! The deli in the back is worth the trip.

best place for a snack after getting off the train -- tons of selection, clean af, and take my EBT…read more Their turkey sub from their deli is delicious honestly better than subways. Love this joint!!!

How could I forget to leave a review when we found such an adorable Chicago Cubs outfit (baseball…read morejersey, pants, and hat) for our lil' Duffy here! Before our layover at Midway, my nephew was determined to get a souvenir in Chicago. After a quick search online, we found that Evolve by Hudson was the only store at the airport that carried Build-A-Bear stuffed animals and accessories. Once we landed, we only had a few minutes to grab everything, but luckily the store has several self-checkout kiosks that made the whole process quick and easy. The result? My nephew got exactly what he wanted and it was epic!

Evolve by Hudson is a reimagined and slightly expanded version of the original Hudson airport…read moreshops. In addition to all the standard snacks, drinks, souvenirs, etc...this location offers a larger variety of clothing plus a Brookstone, Sunglass Hut and baggage section. This store sits in the atrium between B and C gates. The store was clean and well stocked. Staff were there, but not enraging. Cashier did not speak during checkout. For what it is, this spot checks all the boxes of an airport shop.

Was in Chicago for over night trip and had to bring home some souvenirs. The store offers a large…read morevariety and definitely worth the trip.

We needed last minute souvenirs and we searched Love Chicago store at a Schaumburg Illinois mall…read more They have everything that a souvenir shop has and a little cheaper. The store clerk "Biblesly" was accommodating and patient with customers even though she's the only one ringing everybody. Thank you Biblesly.

This store is located down the steps towards the observation deck into the mall. There's a restroom…read moreon your right down the hallway before you see the store. You can buy tickets at the front (the left side) of the store for Cloud Bar & to go to the observation deck. I had a flight early in the morning, so I didn't do that, but I recommend it if you're visiting or just want a nice nigI bought this BEAUTIFUL book of Chicago street photography here for only $40. I say only $40, bc I plan on neatly tearing out several of the pages & framing them. It's such a beautiful book. I bought a Chicago recycled tote bag (that can be folded, & apparently used to be a water bottle!), a Cloud Bar coffee mug (bc it holds way more than 8 ounces & is such a beautiful ombré blue), & a Chicago photography book (the last one available for the night). The clothing items are priced fairly high, the hoodies are about $60-80. If you really want some high quality and low cost Chicago apparel, hit up the 24-hr Walgreens that's only a few blocks down the street. They have shirts, mugs, etc for like $10-20. HOWEVER! I gave this place 5 stars bc of the employee who helped me w the book. It wasn't priced (w a tag/sticker) but it was also the very last one on the shelf - it was found on display, so it wasn't even on the shelf. She noticed it wasn't a new edition so she actually called Cloud Bar (at the top floor) to see if they had any extra copies so that I could get a new one. Her taking the time & effort to do this without me even mentioning anything or asking her to do that was exceptionally thoughtful & kind. I presume they sell this same book at the Cloud Bar at the top of the building. She was on the phone for a bit, but they didn't have any new editions for me. I honestly am in LOVE with the book - it's absolutely stunning, the photography is so beautiful and will forever serve as a reminder of why I love Chicago so much & why I want to make this city my home either for medical school or for my life after that. I attached photos of the book. I'm so sorry I didn't get your name (the employee at the front desk), but I really appreciate your hospitality.

I LOVE the lunch sized Chicago Themed Bags and the Chicago Themed reusable Shopping Bags…read more I buy them for gifts for EVERYONE as gifts! The bags are classy, colorful, fun and around $5.00 for the shopping bags. They have the most vibrant art of Chicago landmarks and also they are made out of recycled bottles! Whenever, I am shopping people comment on the bag and ask where I got it! Please keep selling them!

Small Chinatown Walmart it seems to be. They can pretty much source all the needs of the…read moreneighborhood at a very good price! It's very well stocked and supplied with all household items. Many kitchen ware items; nice simple dishes, brooms, buckets. They even have perfumes & cologne. Well cared for but maybe needs a little updating to increase overall experience and value. Solid place to shop with good prices, great for the community needs. You can locate it off the Red Line, Chinatown exit. Go through the wonderful arch. Down the charming Wentworth Avenue. Filled with Hotels, shops, boba tea, desserts , restaurants and more. Busy Chinatown area. Beautiful library north of here and much more Chinatown has to offer. Exit the 90/94 on 22nd/Chinatown Exit, left then left turn again! CTa buses and park Chicago app useful as well

Stopped by on a Thursday night to get some souvenirs. I had…read moregotten a handful of key chains and two snow globes. They have a great variety of Chicago key chains. I actually seen some of the same ones at the airport. They are about almost 2$ each. In the city around millennium park they vary from 4-5$ each. And at the airport they were $7. I got a good deal.

It's a little Chinese trinklets shop towards the south end of Chinatown. Mostly cheesy Chinese…read morestuff if that's what you're looking for, but they do have red lucky money envelopes if you need those also.

The store have lots gifts and chicago souvenir. If you need a gift this is a right place.read more

Found the most perfect "non touristy" cropped sweatshirt for my girls. $40 each available in 4…read morecolors

While it doesn't show up on a map, this souvenir shop is located right next door to the public…read morerestrooms below Cloud Gate. It wasn't open when we went at 9:30am, but noticed the doors were opened after we had breakfast around 11am. They have a good selection of things: t-shirts, hats, mugs, pins, ornaments, snow globes, etc. It also looked like they sold tickets for tours. We really wanted a mini Cloud Gate that we could hang on our Christmas tree and were happy to see they had a whole selection of ornaments. For the ornament and an enamel pin, it was about $20. Overall a small but solid souvenir shop.