Stanley and Rose are super nice people. I was so happy I got to go and buy my lamp before the shop…read morecloses in a month. If you tell them what you want and your budget, they will point you to something or tell you they don't have anything so you don't waste your time. Or in my case, Rose actually brought several lamps out from the back that were not on display, and spend 30 minutes helping me find a matching lamp shade. Love my lamp and will try to go back before they close!

The man who runs this shop is extremely difficult to deal with, beware. Says he will make an…read moreappointment for you but then actually refuses to do so when you attempt, forcing you to drive across town at rush hour(3-6pm) when they are sometimes open. Other days you go by there during their "business hours" and they just aren't there. I brought three lamps to this guy for repair. He didn't tell me he was cash only, although I spoke to him and his wife on the phone many times before coming. I didn't have cash or my debit card on me The price he quoted me was $525 for three lamps, I said let's just do two then and the new quote was $490 + tax!!! I actually never picked them up because I just can't deal with this humanoid again. Like I just can't even... Their google listing/reviews recently disappeared for some reason, lol.

Jared messengerd "I'll take it" for my sofa on FBmktplace. Then, one excuse after another and then…read morecrickets. This owner does NOT know how to communicate clearly. And is flakey. Stay away.

I purchased my first item from here yesterday and I couldn't be happier. Friendly store owners,…read moreknows their stuff and the store is just full of beautiful things - I can live in there! Definitely worth a visit... I hope I won't regret writing this review. Places like this is sometimes worth keeping to yourself :-)

C33 is a small bright windowed gallery, and we found a free exhibit in progress, Reconnect, by 44…read morelocal arts educators, in a gallery of the School of Visual Arts,(Feb 16 to Mar 12, 2026). There was a great variety of creative works, most of them framed art, some fabric arts or clothing, and some pottery. The current building entrance to this Columbia College Chicago building is on the east side, facing Wabash. The gallery entrance is near the central elevators, facing the NE corner of Wabash and Ida B. Wells.

This is a nice 'cozy' space located in Columbia College. The bright colors of the art (by Natasha…read moreMoustache) complemented the white walls. I will add this to my gallery list of future exhibits. It's very conveniently located, easy to get to. No wine like a usual gallery, perhaps bc it was a college campus? But there were bags of chips and bottled water, self serve.

You need some teeth? I can get you some teeth. A whole jar of 'em. I got a teeth guy. Woolly…read moreMammoth is my teeth supplier. Anytime I need to get some teeth- spare ones can come in useful- need to get outta work anyone?! This place is super strange. I found it while surfing through Atlas Obscura. I had to visit. It's like a taxidermist went insane, and opened up a store in Andersonville. Everything in here is weird, weird, weird. Anything you get, you'll be the only one to have one like that on your block. Actually, the prices here are quite reasonable, considering that there's not many other options available to get these kinds of materials. The stuff goes from the bizarre to the macabre.

Cool store LOTS to see here and you might find a trinket or two to buy. I WISH they sold their…read morelarger items worth tens of thousands of dollars, maybe hundreds of thousands. I'd buy em. King Kong memorabilia, Chinese things, just some gigantic set piece looking things I'd buy and put somewhere. There were some original Rorschach ink blot cards for around $50 and World's Fair stuff but I stopped myself lol

This place is wonderful. The antiques are quite literally museum quality (and I would know). The…read morestaff is friendly and never push or "watch you" while at the same time love showcasing their amazing things. I'm talking furniture you only see in galleries or the homes of the finest estates. In particular Tony and Maribel are just lovely who work there full time. I highly recommend this place for any serious antique collector.

Stopped in looking for a very specific clock which, somehow, we ended up finding the most amazing…read moreone we've ever seen. The staff was very helpful and patient with us as we agonized over how we were going to ship it from IL to WA. We've worked out shipment now with the staff (Tony--thank you!) so now we just need to wait for the clock to arrive. If you're just visiting like us, this store will work with you to arrange shipment. I found their prices extremely reasonable for the quality and variety of antique items, from clocks to paintings to furniture. I'm sure we will return to Chicago and if so, we will absolutely be back. Thank you, Antique Resources!

What an amazing gallery! This store takes your every day digital photos and puts them on canvas…read more The result is like art! A great idea for a Christams gift!!

Beautiful clothes and treasures. Friendly worker bees. Get in there and buy some cool shit…read more DON'T MISS THE ANTIQUES SHOP ACROSS THE STREET! Don't know the name, but ask Pilsen Vintage when you're there and they'll happily direct you to the antiques shop nearly directly across the street. It's jam packed with cool treasures for your home, but there's also a secret corner of great vintage clothes very reasonably priced too. It's a family biz...very cute! They just opened a month ago so I don't even know if they have a name yet.

Fantastic shop run very well by owner and wonderful staff ( manager) great finds at great prices!!!…read moreI love this neighborhood gem and recommend it to everyone!!!

This is quite a large antique and vintage flea market within Chicago, much of it being inside the…read morePlumbers Union Hall on several floors as well as the back lot outdoors. Pros were: - A lot of vendors! - A variety of items - lots of food trucks so you won't be hungry - Legitemately most of the items for sale were antiques and vintage along with some artisans and food merchants (coffee cakes, toffee etc). But not booths of 3D printed stuff. Cons were: - it seemed like whenever we were interested in inquiring about something, the vendor was not at their booth... - Prices were pretty high (especially in comparison to The Pec Thing which I just went to the previous weekend), and not every vendor was willing to dicker (I have never been to a flea market where this is the case unless an item is marked "Firm") - We arrived at opening and some of the vendors weren't set up yet. It had also rained the night before so a lot of the outside people had put tarps over their merch but items still got wet. Caveat emptor. Overall, it was worth checking out but we only bought one small item. Maybe next time!

This market advertises that they have about 200 dealers, and that it's a "destination". Hmmmm…read more.. On the plus side, if you're into vintage clothing (everything from band tshirts to vintage designer) you will love it. Guessing 50%+ of the dealers were fashion related. There were a few MCM places but honestly not much beyond that. I didn't expect to be accosted by window and gutter salesmen but here we are. The building is beautiful, there were a good number of food trucks and places to grab refreshments, and it was well organized. No WAY we're there anything close to 200 dealers - maybe half that? (If we don't count the gutter dudes) Not for me, but if you love vintage fashion, it's probably your jam.