What a delightful little dress shop! I needed an outfit for my first Diwali party. Raaz got top…read morereviews online so I gave it a try. I was worried that it was so small that it wouldn't have enough to choose from. Wrong! I was escorted to their inventory area and found many great options. The people were kind, fun, had great advice and offered top-notch service. They paired it with good jewelry and I was all set. Alterations took just 3 days. Give them a try!

The mens clothing is high quality and fashionable yet timeless. The owner is friendly and sets fair…read morepricing. My go to spot now whenever I have an Indian or Pakistani wedding.

So helpful! I came in looking for an Indian themed party outfit with absolutely no clue what I was…read morelooking for. The staff was so helpful in helping my pick out the perfect outfits for me and my date. They then did a meticulous job ensuring that everything was tailored to fit me, plus they taught me how to wrap the saree properly - it fit like a glove! My party was in California and they even helped me fold it properly so it would fit in my luggage and wouldn't wrinkle. Thank you guys so much!

Very beautiful silk saris imported from India…read more Very helpful sales ladies who can wrap a saribfor you or teach you how

Musa Collection Store is a great place to find dressy and casual wear in 100's of colors and…read moredesigns. They have a treasure trove of costume jewelry and shoes too! There are a lot of bargains too! Right now they have special 4 suits for $100! These are not picked over suits either! They are ones they just received and were still in the big box that he hadn't put out yet. Adil helped me and was so resourceful! He brought out over 25 suits in my size (42/XXL) in every color and style imaginable. The savior/pants to the suits are elastic band and easy on and off. He was so nice and did his best to find the colors I was really wanting in my wardrobe. They have XS to XXL sizes with a huge variety and selection in all sizes and many name brand designers. I was happy to see they carry the very latest designs of the season so you're IN Style! Suits are of good quality and have many unique touches like unique handmade buttons, delicate lace trims, hand embroidery etc.. that others on Devon don't carry. From wedding to everyday wear. Musa carries it ALL!!! I went in thinking I might be lucky just to find 1 suit in my size and came out with 4 that I really love! Adil didn't pressure us to buy anything and gave an excellent price on these suits. Musa is a great place to find unique women's suits, costume jewelry and shoes!!

Whether for women or men's traditional garb, Musa is remarkable. A huge selection to choose from…read moreand a staff that is enthusiastic and friendly, happy to answer questions and to guide you into the perfect choice. Stop here first and you won't want to go to another store, ever.

There's a couple of reasons this store has 5 stars (1) super nice and friendly staff (2) an…read moreexpertly curated mix of apparel, home goods, grooming products, accessories, and unique gifts The owners, Matthew and Greg have done a fantastic job building a store that fits into the fabric of the Andersonville neighborhood . A trip to Andersonville always involves a visit to Cowboys and Astronauts!

If you're thin, this store will likely work for you. The maximum jeans size they typically carry is…read morea 34" waist (you might get lucky and find a single 36"). I asked whether larger sizes were simply out of stock or not ordered at all, and was told they generally only order up to 34". The team is friendly and the prices are reasonable. I've been visiting for years and have watched the space grow. That said, the lack of size inclusivity is disappointing. If you don't care about broader size availability and fall within their range, it may be worth checking out--the shop is well curated in theory. Personally, as someone who isn't thin, I likely will not return to a store that doesn't prioritize size inclusivity.

For a long, long time, this was Uncle Dan's (before they were sold, bought by a hedge fund manager,…read moreand rebranded), so if you're looking for Uncle Dan's, you're here. For some reason, they like to be called by the acronym GHO. Corporate: You need a new logo. Generic and doesn't say anything about your business. Luckily, there were clothes in the windows, so I knew they sold...clothes. Otherwise I would've seen "Gearhead" on the sign, along with the bulky GHO logo and thought they might be a bike shop. Luckily, I was more than just pleasantly surprised. A store packed with lots of clothing and travel stuff. They also know their neighborhood because their Men's section is terrific. My favorite find: Designer-style flannel shirts (flannel without looking like flannel), and a large selection of outerwear. I was pleasantly surprised at prices for shirts, though they happened to have a lot of clearance. Customer service was awesome. THREE salespeople said hello to me as I went around the store and were helpful with getting sizes to try on. This isn't my neighborhood, so I don't know if I can be a repeat customer, but I sure enjoyed my first time in the store.

very interesting store with great product range. the frequency of employee check-ins while I…read morebrowsed was very off putting. maybe an off day. overall I may visit again in a pinch.

I went to Uma Sarees after trying a few other stores on Devon unsuccessfully, and she totally…read moreturned my day around. I've never been to an Indian wedding or worn traditional Indian clothes, and I was looking for a lehenga for a friend's wedding. I tried other stores, but couldn't find anything that fit (I'm a US 10-12 with a large bust), and they kept suggesting the same size tops which I literally struggled to get on, let alone zipped. I left feeling dejected, but when I walked into Uma's shop she was immediately warm, helpful, and honest. She let me know buying a lehenga off the rack would be difficult because they are smaller sizes with no stretch, and recommended a saree instead. She was funny and honest without making me feel shame about my body. She helped me find a fabric I loved and taught me how to wrap it. Only thing to note--I initially told her 100-150 budget and the saree ended up being 200+ including the top and the petticoat, so just be aware that the saree price doesn't include the other items necessary to wear it.

The selection at Uma Sarees is excellent. Uma helped me look through fabrics until we found one I…read moreloved, and then she was able to make a custom saree in just a few days. Uma herself is delightful, kind and patient. I had a wonderful experience there.

We were helping our friend find a couple of cholis (blouses) and this was the only store we found…read moretoday which had them. Most stores sell the sari and choli as a complete item. Taj Sari Palace didn't have cholis in my friend's size. Regal had them for only $7 apiece, Taj Sari Palace was selling the exact same thing for $20 apiece. English language is good at Regal and the service very attentive. The fact that we finally found our friend a choli, after spending all day on Devon looking for cholis, earns them 5 stars. Hopefully somebody on Devon will read this and realize there is a market out there for cholis.

We came here looking for sangeet and wedding outfits. Great selection! Ask for Jose, he's the best…read more- patient and super helpful!

I'm happy that a Burlington opened in the neighborhood. It was a bummer when the previous stores…read moreclosed within this strip mall but I'm happy to see Burlington being the first store after their relaunch. I've visited this specific location a few times and it's like any Burlington location. They have a nice mix of brand name items from purses to coats. You can find a few hidden gems if you're willing to take the time to look. I've found a cute True Religion denim purse that I hadn't seen in the other department store. I also was able to snag a pair of Crocs that were lined with a sherpa type fabric. They have a lot of name brand shoes, I've grabbed a pair of unique looking Nike's and recently saw they had a bunch of Converse. The only negative is that my size seems to always be picked through and have a limited number of cute shoes. The smaller sizes have rows of shoes but the larger sizes are in a small section. If you're looking for a coat you can definitely find something to match your vibe. I've visited a few times and seem to find myself purchasing a coat a few times. They don't just have bulky winter coats but they have a lot of smaller coats for more temperament weather. They seem to invest a lot in loss prevention because they have security guards throughout the store and posted at the front of the store. Their always friendly, majority of the time they welcome you into the store. The employees overall are friendly, I haven't ran into anyone that wasn't open to small talk no matter how long the line was. They do seem understaffed because at max I've seen two workers at the registers but they keep the line moving. I highly recommend visiting early in the morning because it's less crowded! Avoid the weekend if you're trying to get some of the hidden gems.

The store opens at 10a but the registers do not :/ then it's the store really open??…read more Was told that I could not return bras because they were undergarments but I was able to return a box of men's boxer briefs... what?

Recently, I realized that all of my favorite casual weekend clothing was purchased here. The…read moreselection is carefully curated and, unlike some boutiques that only sell things for folks under a size 8, I have always found great things in my size. The prices are not low, but are appropriate for the quality of what they are selling. Compare the quality of one of their Toad & Co. brand t-shirst to one from H &M or Target and you will immediately feel the difference- six months of continuous wear later, the Toad & Co. will still look and feel new and the cheaper one will be a rag.

WHAT a great store. It reminds me of wonderful boutiques in small towns where you can find a little…read morebit of everything you need (clothing, jewelry, gift items). It has an extra loving, kind vibe in that it is somehow connected with the disability community (and specifically people with intellectual disabilities). I believe they sell artwork and certain products that have proceeds going to support a local non-profit. The whole experience made me want to spend my money there vs some of the other upscale stores on Southport or Armitage. Very classy and community-minded....like Lincoln Square in-general :)