Came in for some toile (I hope that's spelled right) for wedding party favors I have been…read morecommissioned to make for a friend. I think the place has good products but some of the prices are a little bit out there. I've bought other items at Craft Stores for so much less but of course this is near so I decided to utilize the "mom and pop" idea of helping the neighborhood. It seems that if they have more "updated" items, than maybe it would be a hit, but having things on display that are a little bit dated really doesn't help.

Don't use this store they are a complete rip off. I am making the capias and they sold me 2 rolls…read moreof pulled ribbon for 17.95 each. I went to 2 other stores and the are $5.99 each. I called them to see if I can return them and inquiry on their price and I am stuck with them because they don't take refunds. The person that answered as well was extremely rude. The dollar store by the discount mall is a better option for crafts. They have the same items and at a reasonable price. If you are in the north side stick with Metro Crafts.

Their work Is poor. Use someone with ethics and decency. Very cheap when paying vendors and expect…read moreservices done for free.

My wife and I were visiting some family in Chicago and happened to see this new sign and supply…read moreshop while walking around after lunch. We decided to pop our heads in for a second to check out what they had and WOW were we impressed!! Greg (owner) opened up shop a few months ago, but has been in the sign and supply industry for years. Super knowledgeable on all screen printing, digital printing and heat transfer products. The product selection was impressive for a new shop and he said that he was continuing to add new products over the next few months. **Ask about his heat transfer films because he has awesome prices and products. Couldn't believe the prices he was charging for the amazing quality of the products!! Wish GDM Graphics was down the street from my home in Irvine! Would definitely be working with him closely and picking his brain on new techniques and ideas to make my business better. Hope this review helps my fellow Yelpers! Enjoy and check out GDM Graphics...trust.

Located in Little Village, this is a massive thrift store. It has 3 levels. Women's is downstairs,…read moremen's and housewares are on the 2nd floor, and furniture and wall art are on the 3rd. With 3 floors, you're going to find pretty much everything you can imagine. Be prepared to really dig though. Truthfully, I prefer thrifting in more curated shops. I'd rather pay more for stuff that has already been carefully picked by shop owners than sift through rows and rows of very basic brands looking for that one gem. Look at the tag colors and check if it's a color that's 1/2 off. You can find some really great deals that way. While I left empty handed after 90 min of shopping, my friend scored a few things she likes

**July 2025: Thursday Evening Visit**…read more This store is a massive treasure hunt! It's arranged loosely by style (ie. skirts, dresses, jackets etc) and by size, but there were definitely some hidden gems on my visit. I bought several very 90s pieces for a few upcoming throwback looks that I plan to put together and the prices were inexpensive/moderate for thrifting. Everything is individually priced and below are some examples for pricing. Black Pettycoat Skirt $3.99 Vintage Red Dress $3.99 Red Sequin Skirt $10.59 Denim Vest $5.99 Pink Scarf $1.99 Plastic Bag $.10 (Yes they do charge for bags) There weren't any dressing rooms that I could see so be sure to wear clothing that's easy to put clothes on/off, a can do attitude, and roll up your sleeves to plow through every rack. The next time I'm in Chicago I'd be open to coming back here to pop some tags.

This used to be a Staples office store and now houses costumes. Love it. Lots of selection but…read morethey're you're standard costumes in a bag with tons of wigs. They also have makeshift fitting rooms.

I feel like it's unfair for them to not allow exchanges especially on an item that might not fit…read more You have so many people buying things almost last minute and they can't exchange it. You already have the fucking money. I would understand if a person wanted the money back okay cool but a fucking exchange can't be done. You gotta be kidding me. If I could put no stars I would.

Elena is the warmest shop owner. She imports authentic goods from many regions in Mexico and…read morepersonally knows many of the families/artists that she imports from. She happily and generously shared her knowledge of Mexican art. One of our best experiences (if not best) of Chicago. Absolutely thrilled that we found Elena and her shop.

Great person. Great shop. 100% satisfactory molcajete bought. superb culture well versed in…read moreanything Mexican novelty

A1 construction made me a brand new cement patio and it…read morewas done in short time. Had a great price. all garbage was hauled away. it was done last spring and still looks good.

Well, I've had a leak in my roof. I've had it repaired twice. People had came and patched it up,…read morebut the leak never went away until I got a hold of A1 construction they were able to come out right away the work that they did was fantastic. They found the leak and were able to patch it up and get it repaired in one day. Thank you, A1 construction.

I am torn because I was coming here for a long time. They have ALOT of piñatas but there prices has…read moregone up a lot. They now sell cleaning products and more household items. Which is good for a business but the smell doesn't mesh with candies. Candy selection is now less than desirable and VERY expensive. I use to come here instead of Dulcelandia but now it's not worth it. The people are friendly and very attentive. They lady even said if I'm ever running late to call and she will wait for me. But I am not certain I will be back.

Considering that they are wholesale but will definitely sell you piñatas and customize one if five…read moredays are given. The items here may not be plentiful but enough to make your next child's party a success. I mean they have very typical Mexican products and please don't let the factory setting discourage you, this place is for everyone including the public. I had a very nice chat with one of the owners who was extremely pleasant and helpful. Of course if you are looking for glamorous items, than keep going, this is a typical (pretend your in Mexico) stop. Wooden floors that creak, cement walls that have probably never been painted and an air of vintage sewing machine factory, since this is what it was back in the 30's. But come by and get your kids party supplies. When it comes to pinatas, this is the one stop that I highly recommend. Although I remember that the pinatas are so typical and made of cardboard that takes your strongest cousin to crack open.