Such a darling store, curated really well. Just the space itself is stunning. I love the skylight…read moreat the back. It was amazing being the first people in the door and within 15 minutes, we had trouble just navigating through the space. Mostky French or French inspired, and some cute Chicago themed things- all with a vintage vibe. Just a gorgeous, bougie shop!

P.O.S.H. was a beautiful store. Everything was curated so nicely and we loved the mix of vintage +…read morenew items. The salespeople working were welcoming. The items are on the pricier side but make great gifts.

I love this spot to work from home or just hangout and browse their retail space. They have such…read morecute items! I got their matcha latte with honey and it was so creamy and the perfect pick me up. The service was great and the space was very bright and clean. Loved it! I will be back!

The Roasted Butternut Squash Sage Latte 8/10 was super comforting and tasted like fall in a cup. I…read moregot it half sweet with oat milk, and the oat milk made it nice and nutty. It was perfectly sweet, with a really nice layer of foam on top. My only issue was that I wish the espresso was a little stronger. They use Metric Coffee for their lattes, so I was hoping for a little more espresso flavor. It also came with a pretzel topper on top and another one inside the drink, which was a cute touch but didn't really add much flavor. You can also add salted maple whip, which I forgot to get, but honestly the drink was already really good without it. The space is super cute and pink, and you can shop around or sit down and get some work done.

This was the highlight of our trip to Chicago. Had a full blown museum tour of the shop's history…read moreand collection. It was beautiful and very educational. We had a very amazing time. The atmosphere was very welcoming. Glen was amazing storyteller. He was not snobbish and very passionate of his work. We love listerning to those type of stories. My sister who loves art history said she had a blast. Came out with 2 beautiful jewelry for me and my sister. I love anything one of a kind. I buy a lot of antique and vintage jewelry, I believed was pretty reasonable price. Will come back again.

Excellent Collectables !!! There's a wide variety of items to choose from. I got an African Oratory…read moreStaff.

Love everything about Dovetail, and I go here quite often…read more I'm hoping now that Spring is here, it's GRODZIESKI time! At any rate, find me outside on the patio, sipping a low ABV delectable beer. Great people, delicious beer and fantastic atmosphere. JUST GO HERE.

Super cute store. Very impressed with the vintage items and jewelry. I got the cutest Rhinestone…read moreblingy earrings. They instantly caught my eye. They had some really unique fur jackets and trench coats. The boutique is a good spot to pickup a one of a kind item. I enjoyed browsing the store. The owner was really nice and the store wasn't overcrowded. That is always a plus. I will be back as I wanna grab the this roller perfume and maybe even grab some earrings that I left.

I just received a Mother's Day arrangement from Les Fleurs and it is absolutely the most beautiful…read morearrangement I have ever received. Every single bloom is gorgeous and interesting. The colors are exactly what I love and work so well together. Just stunning!!!!

Very professional and personal care, used for event . Good…read moreapproach by Jola explaining the different varieties of flowers in fresh cut arrangements for a surprise birthday. Room felt like a garden. Very good professional job, and flowers made my day.

My husband was working here while we were in Chicago, so he showed me around the public areas. This…read moreplace is huge. There's about three floors that are similar to a mall with multiple shopping areas and a food court. There is one sit down restaurant that has a huge bar and views over the river. If you're staying at the Holiday Inn downtown or the Voco downtown, there's a convenient walkway over the street so you don't even need to go outside. The food court has a huge variety of quick service restaurants: salads, barbecue, sushi, Chinese, sandwiches, and fried chicken. Multiple restaurants allow you to order food ahead and pick it up so you don't have to wait in long lines. Most of the building is office space so if you're here around 8 or 9 AM, lunchtime, or 4 to 6 PM, it's crazy busy. There are a couple entrances that have those rotating doors. My first morning here I was entering from the street level through one of those and a lady behind me came and pushed the door really fast. It was all I could do to step out the door without having to go around again. She then rushed by me and almost ran up the escalator. She must have been late for work compared to me, a wandering tourist. If you're in the area, check this place out.

Nice place to walk and see the beautiful sights of the city and the river in Chicago. Would…read morerecommend.

I really love the unique offerings here which are unique, modern, and perfect for individuals…read morelooking to "jazz" up their apartments, condos or homes. One of a kind items that change on a regular basis! Located right on the Main Street only a few blocks from The Armitage Brown Line Stop.

From the owner: From the creative spirit of mother-daughter duo Anne and Elle Shrader, City Haus planted roots in…read morethe Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago. After closely following prestigious designers, artists and artisans, the vision for an interior haus evolved into a collection of one of a kind + small batch handcrafted items that are both elevated and approachable.

We've furnished several areas of our home through Room & Board, and it's been a consistently good…read moreexperience. The design is clean and practical, and everything we've purchased has held up well so far. It's a good balance of form and function, especially for a family home. If I had one note, some of the pieces can feel a bit safe from a design standpoint--but that's also part of the appeal. Process is straightforward, delivery is reliable, and the staff is helpful without being pushy.

I wasn't looking for new furniture but this is a very nicely organized gallery. I'm in love with…read morea new dining set.... Please come and create your own adventure.

Could I afford anything at South Loop Loft... No. Did I enjoy exploring their curated space... 100%.read more

Love the selection and commitment to care. We just got our first art piece for our home from an…read moreartist I couldn't stop thinking about. We love the aesthetic, - vintage, contemporary, modern but not too trendy. I want our pieces in our home to be lifelong pieces. We're always treated so well whether we're buying something large or small. We are happy to return soon. Thank you Beth, Jon, Carmen, Erica and the rest of the team.

So many booths of amazing handmade products to look at. I love to attend this show at The Mart. We…read morecame on a Friday afternoon. It was pretty busy. I got the best miso chili oil. Also got a rug with a Chicago manhole cover printed on it. So many choices from skin care, jewelry, candles, clothing. You name it, it's probably at one of a kind show. Lots of price points too. We are usually able to snag street parking close by. Easy access to enter & restrooms available.

This review is for artists thinking about applying for this scam of an event! I've done some…read morepretty big art shows over the years--Sedona Art Show, Tubac Art Festival, Fourth Street Avenue in Tucson.... All of them had high booth fees, sure, but not one of them was $2,500. And every single one offered perks: free coffee, donuts, water, lunch--something that showed they valued the artists. They gave us nothing, not even the cute bag the customers get. And by the way, there is admission for the customers to get in. I think it was $25. This event packed in over 600 vendors, and while I originally thought being accepted meant they loved my designs and the show was fully juried, I found out they were still letting people apply the week before. That was disappointing, to say the least. I did well with the customers who actually made it back to the very last row--those who found me truly appreciated my work. Their comments were exactly what I hoped for. But here's my honest question for those who do this show every year: why? There's simply no way to justify a $2,500 booth fee plus all the extra expenses like parking, hotel, very pricey food costs. So I'm left wondering... is this show more about status than sales? A "Look, I'm in the One of a Kind Show!" kind of thing? I felt scammed and quite embarrassed that I did the show!