Good selection of souvenirs, but everything is very expensive. $45 for a bucket hat is absolutely…read moreinsane. They have all kinds of merchandise, including bean replicas, keychains, T shirts, ball caps, and just about anything else you could want as a souvenir. Great variety and fun to browse, but be prepared for some serious sticker shock.

Wonderful selection of stylish hats, clothing, The Bean miniatures, etc. The owner was kind,…read morehelpful, calm, and funny. Prices are what you'd expect for the area.

Chicago has the best souvenir shops and this one is among them. They have everything that you could…read morewant to remember Chicago by. We were looking for several things like quality magnets, mugs and frames and found some here as well as one other souvenir shop nearby. The prices are reasonable here. We didn't need to go anywhere else. The manager here was very nice and helpful. She had some good recommendations about sightseeing that we appreciated. We took a picture of her. We are happy that we found her shop.

I was walking by on my way to get something to eat at the Taste of Chicago when I spotted this…read moreplace. I love collecting souvenirs everywhere I travel, especially a shot glass and a magnet, so of course I had to stop in! Love the name!! The store wasn't crowded at all, which was great, and it was well stocked with plenty of Chicago souvenirs, T-shirts, magnets, shot glasses and other items. The staff was helpful, and I thought the prices were very reasonable. Great little place to stop if you're looking for Chicago souvenirs without spending a fortune.

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.

If u want a Chicago souvineer i can't imagine there's anything you could want that's not in this…read morestore. Huge selection, but was set up kind of weird. Everything seemed to be reasonably priced, less than places like bye bye chicago.

Prices here are pretty good. However staff was not so welcoming. No greeting, no thank you after…read morethe purchase.

State Street Souvenirs on N State Street is a small souvenir shop boasting shelves of shirts, mugs,…read moremagnets, hats, tchotchkes, and more. We popped in on a recent stroll down State Street and spent just a moment inside. We did not find anything worth scooping up, but they did have a decent variety of Chicago items. Service left a bit to be desired. The associate was behind the counter on her phone, never once lifted her head when we entered or while we were inside. She did wish us well when we walked out. Small, clean and well maintained space. Overall, standard souvenir shop in a good location. Could be better service wise...

We loved this souvenir shop and it was within walking distance from our hotel near the Chicago…read moreRiverfront. They have a wide variety of souvenirs that are quality but not junky. We bought several items from them, including mugs and magnets. The salesperson was very nice, patient and helpful to us. The store was clean, well-stocked and nicely decorated. There were many items for both men, women and kids. We would definitely return again.

Good spot for souvenirs. I got a coffee cup, lots of choices…read more Plenty of options to choose from.

Please tell me how the Mars Cheese Castle is not 5 stars? I thought it was phenomenal. We bought…read moreseveral kinds of cheese curds, cheese dip, beer, chocolates, kringles, and even clothing. We prob bought more too but I can't think right now. I seriously wished I had driven all the way to Wisconsin so I could buy more stuff and get it back to my home. The store has lots of samples and even a little restaurant/place to order hot food plus it has a bar. There was also a man who asked my sister if she ever had this certain well known local beer (well, prob just well known to WI people). When she said no the man then walked her over to the bar and got her a glass of the beer. We prob spent 90 min in this castle. (It even look like a castle.) If you are in the area do not miss this awesome stop.

Stopped at the famous Mars Cheese Castle to check out what they had to offer. This place is huge…read moreand definitely a tourist trap but that was okay with me! They had a huge selection of wine, beer, cheese, crackers, meats, etc. They also have a bakery, deli, bar, and restaurant. I picked up some pretzels, honey mustard dipping sauce, a few bottles of wine from wineries in Wisconsin (including Door County and Prairie du Sac), Wisconsin beer, a variety of cheeses and crackers. Overall, a great stop! And a nice sized parking lot with plenty of spaces.

How bazaar! This place has big deals in Little China! This…read moresouvenir shop has it all. If you wanna look like you've been to China with a bunch of Chinese stuff made in China, this is the place. They do have things relating to Chicago, but a lot of the stuff is just Chinese stuff that'll sit around your house gathering dust. Think lots of little statues, vases, cups, bowls. I feel like a bull in a China shop in here- all the aisles and merchandise is so jammed close together, that every time I turn around, I feel like I'm going to break some fragile jade egg or some bamboo vase. They also sell Chinese clothing, which all seemed a bit small for my tastes. But it's pretty. It's a shop in a nice location- it's sort of in the souvenir district of Chinatown- there's a few cool other similar shops on the same street, right in front of the Chinese archway that leads you into Chinatown.

Fun little souvenir shop with a wide range of 装饰品诀窍…read more(Zhuāngshì pn) which I think means knick knacks or decorations. They sell calligraphy pens but I wasn't able to write this, though I tried for a full 5 minutes. The staff is helpful, and patient. There's quite a bit of stuff crammed into a small space, and it ranges from the very cheap (and looks very cheap) the to the inexpensive (and doesn't look cheap) souvenirs to nice decorations. It's too tight with too many fragile items to bring in younger children (unless they are very well behaved) but there are lots of toys to give to children as gifts. Not surprisingly it's all made in China, including the Japanese sake serving sets which are quite a bit cheaper than you would find elsewhere. It's really fun to shop here, and you can't leave Chinatown with out some sort of souvenir, right?