The major retailers is Nordstrom…read more It offers charging stations, which is convenient. 4th floor food court has lao sez chuan restaurant.

Unimpressive! Stopped in for a peek to hit Chicago Hot Dog in the food court on the 4th floor…read more Wanted to possibly do some shopping but was turned off with all the construction that was going on. Looked like a mall with potential with many options and stores with Nordstrom as the anchor. I did se great deals and sales displayed. The restrooms are spacious and clean and saw many seating or rest areas to relax and enjoy as you walked the mall and many charging stations available. It's not clear exactly what renovations or construction was taking place but scaffolding took over the entire mall making it harder to navigate and ruined the esthetics and vibe of what the mall has to offer in my opinion!

This is a landmark shopping mall in the famous Magnificent mile. Lots of stores, restaurant even…read moretheaters and museum. We walked around and enjoyed the place. We ended having lunch to one of the restaurants. The shopping mall has 4 levels. It's very clean and less crowded.

When I went to Chicago, it was raining so hard, and I'm pretty sure I even saw a cat AND a dog fall…read moredown from the sky. So I went inside here to kill some time. This place is supposedly a high end mall, and I am 100% see the vision. There are 10 floors I believe, but it's only 2-4 stores per floor. They forget to put stores on certain floors in the directory as well. The highlight of the mall in my opinion was the American Girl place. It's large, and really informative and fun. I walked around a bit and they have a decent spread of stores. Fashion. Accessories. Toys. They even have an art gallery. I didn't talk to anyone, really. I shopped at Aeropostale, one of my favorite brands, looked around and that concluded my trip. It's a nice place for people touring, but don't make way for it while planning your trip. Think of it as a plan B. If I lived in Chicago, I wouldn't see this mall as a regular place to shop.

Great high end multi level shopping with all the. Luxury brands plus nice food hall and coffee and…read morechocolate kiosks. Anchored with Bloomingdale's. Luxury shopping at its best!

Impressive. If I had to choose one word to describe the 900 North Michigan shops. Impressive is…read morethat word. The whole building is layout ina. User friendly fashion. The high end shops are there to cater every need you have. They have Saks as the anchor and many many stores to surround it. The whole building including the bathroom is very clean. I didn't see anything out of place. I enjoyed my time shopping. I'll be back for sure.

"One of Mies van der Rohe's final designs rises above a former rail yard that many years earlier…read morewas the site of Fort Dearborn." Planning began for Illinois Center in the late 1960's. Richard J. Daley proclaimed it as "the greatest real estate deal in history." The Illinois Center development is a prominent mixed-use complex situated between Michigan Avenue and the Chicago River. It encompasses a significant portion of the skyline and includes office buildings, residential towers, hotels (Hyatt Regency), and retail spaces such as Just Salad, Burrito Beach, Potbelly, FedEx, a credit union and a dentist office. There is also access to the Pedway for underground travel during inclement weather. The concierge at 111 is helpful but sometimes busy. There is a nice selection of foods. The parking rates are a reasonable price. The view of the Chicago River and Trump Tower are a nice distraction. It's extremely difficult to get work done with the captivating panorama.

Illinois Center is not great unless you have a purpose there, like work. There's restaurants, but…read morethey actually close kind of early (at least the Just Salad does; Potbelly seems to stay open a bit later) and the LAZ parking office is in here. Chicago Architecture Foundation has a space here, which makes sense since the boat tours they run are directly across the street. It's also part of the medway. It's connected to the Hyatt Regency, which can be useful if you're staying in the hotel and park beneath the building. But in general, it's not really worth a visit.

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.

High End Mall/Shopping Plaza with a food court, dine-in movie theater, Latin City Eatery, Godiva,…read moreSabon, Magnolia Bakery, and other shops. Always clean and nicely decorated for the seasons. Location-Right across from Daley Center where "The Picasso" sculpture is located.

Clean and pretty with many stores including the AMC with reclining seats and a bouldering gym. Food…read morecourt and many stores from clothing to jewelry and gadgets and Verse an Immersive experience. Elevators and escalators. Nice with AC in summer.

This is my favorite place to chillax during the work day…read more It's the best during the summer b/c you can sit outside by the fountain, steps or mosaic wall. Read a mag, space out, people watch, yap on the phone, sleep : ) During colder days I will hang in the main floor lobby. They have leather armchairs that are great to slip into a 20 minute cat nap. There's also a Starbucks with very friendly baristas. Plus, there's the cafeteria in the basement that has plenty of seating. And if you need an ATM, you're in luck b/c they're all over the place!

This is a great to take a break during the work day. Check out the cafeteria downstairs...so many…read morechoices for food! Seating is great in the summer, you can sit inside or out along the plaza.

Stopped by Nordstrom rack after the gym to find winter shoes, and the selection was lack lustered…read more The prices seemed to be ok. It surprised me because they usually have so much to choose from. No one greeted me and I couldn't find someone to assist me with questions on the floor, so I searched on my own and left empty handed. I decided to go elsewhere to compare

One of the best racks I've been to. The selection is organized, and their designer items are…read morereasonably priced. Service is friendly. Always look forward to coming to this store when I am in Chicago.

There's so many things to say about this building that I don't know where to begin....Let's start…read morewith it's name... 350 West Mart Center was the official name of this building although it was commonly referred to as the Apparel Center or the Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza. (No I'm not going to give you a history lesson! Lol) As of late, the building was acquired by Shorenstein Properties in 2012 and officially renamed River North Point in 2013. Now that we've established that the name is River North Point, on to what's inside.... The notables --- on the 15th floor you will find the lobby for the Holiday Inn (with nice views btw) and a restaurant, skipping down some...on the 10th floor you'll find the Chicago Sun-Times, then the 2nd floor you'll find what others describe as a "glass enclosed bridge/skywalk" but I call a pedway that connects this building to the Merchandise Mart (awesome!), and lastly the 1st floor where you'll find the Illinois Institute of Art - Chicago, a convenient store (C&A News), and an informational desk in the lobby. All the other floors are filled with various office spaces that are leased by different companies. This building is located right off the river and easily accessed by the Merchandise Mart Brown/Purple Line. How do I know all of this??? Well I work in this building, duh!

As an up-and-coming hub for regional, national, and international fashion, Chicago has come a long…read moreway from its status as a redheaded stepchild to NYC and LA. The Apparel Center offers a convenient go-to for Chicago-area boutiques and wholesalers to meet without the hassle of business travel, and has quite literally changed the way I purchase clothing for my shop. Rather than schlep hither and yon for wholesale shows in Dallas or Attanta or New York, I can head downtown, put in some orders, and head back to work in the space of an hour. Efficient in layout and clustered on one floor, the showrooms range from spotlessly minimal ro chaotically cluttered, but that's part of the charm. The showrooms at the Apparel Center are staffed by helpful and honest people, and I can often see them within a day or two's notice. The Apparel Center also works in tandem with the Merchandise Mart for Stylemax, the quarterly wholesale show, so I can also see clothing representatives on a regular basis and have local go-to people for emergency orders and the like. I am immensely grateful that this resource exists for people like me and would love to see it grow into an even more vibrant locale for Chicago's burgeoning fashion scene. Until then, I wil continue to thank my lucky stars I can easily do this type of pivotal buying right downtown!