Lincoln Common

It's really only two things going on in here for me The…read morelandmark Century movie theater which is great And the LA Fitness gym where I go . The gym has all the machines plus pool hot tub and sauna So because I like those 2 things being close to my home so much, I gave it a good rating But there's not much of anything else there I think there's some kind of game rooms on the mezzanine floor

Great location just needs more businesses. Good to see the bridge club moved in there.read more

Century Shopping Centre

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This space below the elevators brings back a flood of memories

Addison Mall

4.7(9 reviews)

3.1 mi•Avondale

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Awesome assortment of stores. When I need to bring my…read moreparents I'll drop them off at Target and leave to GameStop. :D

This is not a mall at all. It's a shopping strip with a big Target. If you need something from…read moreTarget than this is the place. We were disappointed thinking we were going to a mall only to find a target.

The Point Shopping Mall

1.0(2 reviews)

1.0 mi•Lakeview

As of September 2026, parking at the point is no longer free. It now costs $11 to park for up to…read moreone hour. Parking at any other Michaels, DSW, Marshalls is free lot parking, so there's no real benefit to come to this location if you are driving.

The worst mall. The elevator to parking is painfully slow. There is no stairwell unless you go…read moreoutside around the corner. The elevator has no indicator as to what floor it is on. You're waiting for Godot

Corner of Clark and Halsted. FREE PARKING!!! Only if your shopping at their stores.

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Parking Level 1

Sports World

2.0(122 reviews)

1.6 mi•Lakeview

High quality licensed merchandise. Tony at SWC was a huge help with a logistical challenge I had…read moreand provided excellent customer service. Will return for my next jersey purchase.

Would give zero stars if I could…read more. Paid almost $200 for a jersey and it took over a month to get here and you could tell it was cheap and very poorly made.. website is very misleading. I'm so pissed. Don't ever buy anything from from SportsWorldChicago! Even the Bears are moving. Terrible customer service as well.. Damn FIBS Sucks. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!

This is their "custom" jersey. Notice how much lower it is to the authentic jersey.

Not how low the name is compared to the authentic one.

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My RIZZO, home jersey (NIKE replica) came within 5 days. Complete with Big League chew. I live far away from Chicago and this made my day.

Anthropologie

3.5(92 reviews)

1.7 mi•Lakeview

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Popped in here on a Saturday around 1:45 to buy a house warming gift…read more The store is clean and brightly lit. I had no problems finding what I was looking for. The employee who checked me out at the register was so helpful and friendly!! I really wish I had gotten her name...I was checked out on register 4 at 12:44:58 if the store can look her up that way and give her my compliments! She went the extra mile to wrap my gift for me and overall brightened my day. Thanks for the great shopping experience!

My favorite Chicago location! The staff is SO friendly. There is always such a great selection (the…read moresale section always has some great finds).

Subway tile collection!

Dish towels

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Cute

Clark Wellington Shopping Center

1.8(9 reviews)

0.8 mi•Lakeview

Average strip mall. But watch out for the parking police. Do not venture off the property. Or your…read morecar will be towed. Coffee shop and office supply and alter are the top drawersd

DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS BUSINESS. The parking lot is under surveillance by Innovative Parking…read moreSolutions that will boot your car immediately if you leave the lot for any reason and charge you $170 to remove it.

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Roscoe Square

4.5(2 reviews)

2.5 mi•Roscoe Village

My mom is busy decorating our house. The Christmas decor was all over seen at stairs, trees,…read morepathways and outside. The Christmas tree was tall with different kinds of decor including mini gifts, stars at the top, balls and Christmas lights. It also has a gift beside the Christmas tree. The Christmas light outside looks pretty amazing when it's on. It has a different color including blue, red, yellow and violet. The reindeers and snowballs outside were looking great. This Christmas decor was bought by this mall. And if you're looking for a decor that has a fair price and has good quality you can come to this place. My mom highly recommends this mall. We will be back here after she's done at her work to buy another Christmas decor.

Roscoe Square isn't a bad looking shopping center for Chicago's Roscoe Village neighborhood. What…read morestood out to me during my visit here is that it has two supermarkets which are Mariano's and Jewel - Osco. Other stores in the shopping center are Supercuts, Sprint, Petco, Toys "R" Us, GNC, Wing stop, Meatheads, PNC Bank and Orange Theory Fitness Center. As for my visit, I came here on two separate occasions which were to utilize the Red-box machines at both Walgreens and Jewel - Osco, plus for a TCF Bank visit at Jewel - Osco. It seems very redundant to have two Red-box machines next to each other, as well as two supermarkets in the same center. It would be more beneficial to put one of the two in another neighborhood versus both in one neighborhood, but that's just my opinion. Moreover, depending on the time of your visit you may encounter many of the Lane Tech College Prep students due to the campus being next door, so don't be surprised. As for future visits it would most likely be for TCF Bank deposits which I do like once every month, but since there are so many Jewel - Osco locations scattered throughout Chicago/Chicagoland with TCF Bank branches attached the chances of regularly visits for me are very slim. Thomas G

3.8 mi•Andersonville, Edgewater

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Andersonville Galleria

4.4(127 reviews)

I visited on Sunday 8/30/26, and l regret that this is my first visit. Simply put, I have been…read moremissing out. This is best described as a brick-and-mortar art fair. They have over 100 artist stalls! And they rotate new artists in and out all of the time! Hands down, I think this is the coolest store in Chicago. If you know of any other stores like this, please leave me a comment. I love visiting the street art fairs around town. But as we all know, Chicago weather isn't always conducive for such. I will definitely return to see how artists refresh their stalls and on the lookout for new items from new artists that rotate in or have a temporary popup. Its places like this that make our city unique and flourishing in the arts and culture. So do yourself a favor and visit. They have lots of cool Chicago centric stuff. The staff is very nice and the more people that know about it, then the more it will flourish. Help support our local small businesses like this.

What a cool place!!! So many rooms and floors of cool art and specialty items. It's bigger than it…read morelooks. Rooms lead to more rooms. Really unique gifts, clothes, honey, jewelry, candies, soaps, bags, housewares, artwork from local artists, and more. I definitely recommend checking this place out!

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Target

2.2(47 reviews)

1.1 mi•Lakeview

I am SO not used to going to a department store in the middle of the city. I'm from the suburbs and…read moreI'm used to my Targets being as big as 10,000 city blocks. That said, this sweet little Target had everything I needed. Finding it, on the other hand, was not easy. When I say "not easy" to find, I'm telling you things that should have been where it seemed to make sense where not there. They were somewhere else. I walked around A LOT! I suppose it's tricky organizing so much merchandise in such a small space. I will say when we needed a shower mat to keep us from flipping over and busting our heads in the shower in our hotel, the shower mat was easy to find and it was delightfully inexpensive. BEST purchase the entire visit! That sounds super positive, but I can only give this Target three stars. I think that's fair.

The location of this target store is convenient. I appreciate the fair prices. However, the…read morecustomer service is extremely lacking. I find most of their employees to be lack of days: uninterested in helping their customers they failed to grasp the simple concept of customer service such as if someone says hello to you you should say hi or hello back so I'm gonna take my business elsewhere.

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Jeffrey J.

5 years ago

It's been a while since I came here. Since I'm here too early, I went to the food court to buy food for my breakfast. I bought a hot coffee at one of the stalls. I bought a sandwich and some brownies. Sandwich was good and delicious but not the best. After I eat my breakfast I enter every store. The first store that I went to had an expensive price on their products so I entered another store. In the next store I bought a shirt since it indicates that it is on sale. The third store that I went to I bought my pants. I like the quality and the color of it so I bought it. Since I bought everything I needed, I went to the food court again and tried to eat some ice cream and chocolate because I got cravings. Im enjoy eating those sweets. read more

Danny T.

5 years ago

I got my salary yesterday. So after work I went to this shopping center. I bought a dress for my wife. It was simple and comfortable to wear. It's perfect for her office outfit. After that I also bought my daughter a sweatshirt. These days she loves wearing it. So I grab a sweatshirt from the inventory and purchase it. It has a color of army green, black and white that has a nice design. Next I went to the men's selection and bought my son and myself new clothes. I went first to the kids selection and bought him a short and a shirt with superhero design. I'm sure it will fit him since it was extra small. Then I bought myself a jacket. I got everything I need. After that I went to the counter and paid it. read more

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