Awesome assortment of stores. When I need to bring my…read moreparents I'll drop them off at Target and leave to GameStop. :D

This is not a mall at all. It's a shopping strip with a big Target. If you need something from…read moreTarget than this is the place. We were disappointed thinking we were going to a mall only to find a target.

This is a cool prop rental spot in Chicago. Tucked away in an unsuspecting row of buildings on…read moreElston. The prices are great, and honestly, they will most likely have WHATEVER you need. It's jammed packed full of amazing goodies from all different eras! If you're looking for helpful staff, this may not be the place for you. I had multiple bad experiences with the staff (sadly). I wouldn't chalk the experiences up to the regular ol Chicago grit. This seemed like one of the staff members was having a HORRIBLE day and decided to take it out on me. Twice. A first time customer legitimately trying to understand how the place worked. A few tips: -Park on the street wherever you can find parking - no need to ring the doorbell, just walk in, go down the stairs (looks like you're walking through someone's hoarder home at first) - for returns bigger than 2x2, drive to the alley in the back and make them there.

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.

I've been patronizing the businesses at this shopping center for more than a decade. Shops have…read morecome and gone throughout the years and I am amazed that new businesses continue to open up shop here. I see that the Bear Paddle Swim School is under construction, Rock Star Nails recently opened and one of my faves, Barnes & Noble, continues to do well here. For the last year, I visit Village Crossing several times a week. You would be amazed at the amount of cars here before the crack of dawn! I mean, you may be sleeping, but I and other workout fanatics, stockroom workers, cleaners, vampires, are all here before the sun rises.

I've shopped here for nearly 25 years, and it's always had a healthy mix of shops. There are a few…read moremajor retailers: Dick's Sporting Goods, FiveBelow, Barnes & Noble, Michael's, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Jewel, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Ulta Beauty, and an AMC Movie Theaters that's in a weird place around the back. There are also some small boutiques that I love--the Half Price Books is a terrific store where I always get good deals on hard to find books and rare CDs. The food options are good and well-placed, for what is essentially a series of wonkily-positioned strip malls. You won't go hungry at this shopping center. There are a bunch of fast food places clustered in the north-east section of the shopping center (Panda Express, Corner Bakery, and a Penn Station East Coast Subs), a few on the north-west side (Subway, Jersey Mike's), and sit down, stand-alone restaurants that ring the parking lot (Chili's and Outback Steakhouse). Near the AMC Movie Theater, there's a Buffalo Wild Wings, Village Roadhouse, and a Red Robin. I still have nostalgia for the huge CompUSA that used to be here. It's where I bought my first "real" computer--the Bondi Blue iMac in 1998. I also miss the Pier 1 that closed back in early 2000 (the sign is still currently up). If you're taking public transit from the city, catch the Pace 290 from the Howard Station of the Red Line, and it'll drop you across the street from the mall. If you're driving, good luck--this mall has a reputation for the roads and parking lots in front being oddly placed. I think there's also a parking garage for the AMC Movie Theater, too.

Had an amazing experience with Alyssa in the leasing office. 10/10 move in process and customer…read moreservice along the way.

**5 Stars - A Seamless and Welcoming Experience at Lincoln Common**…read more From the moment I expressed interest in Lincoln Common, the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. The leasing team was incredibly responsive, professional, and genuinely welcoming -- they made the entire move-in process smooth and stress-free. Every question I had was answered promptly, and they guided me through all the necessary steps with clarity and care. Move-in day was seamless, with everything perfectly prepared and organized. The building itself is stunning -- modern, clean, and full of thoughtful amenities that really elevate the living experience. It's clear that a lot of attention has been paid to both the design and the day-to-day experience of residents. I truly felt like I was joining a community rather than just renting an apartment. The staff continues to be helpful and attentive, and I'm so glad I chose Lincoln Common as my new home. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a quality living experience in a vibrant neighborhood! Cannot say enough positive things about the staff! Oscar, Jenn, Alyssa, Tehera & the entire staff are amazing!

I was a little shocked to see this place had no reviews yet. Until I remembered I have been trying…read moreto get in here myself for like the past 5 years and something always prevented it. Mostly the hours, as they are pretty limited, but also parking isn't the best either. Anyway I lucked out and finally got my chance today. Its small, but organized well enough to see most everything. Sort of a mish mash of eras - everything from early 1900's, to 1950's, to a wacky freaking primary coloured bar stool set from the 1980's. Prices aren't cheap, but fair for what the piece is and the condition. I didnt buy anything this time, but I will be back for a second look. There is a sweet tufted leather chair that would be oh so fabulous in my living room.

I always have a pleasant shopping experience. I've been coming here for years and love the…read morevariety of home accessories. You can furnish your home with so many items. Beautiful oil paintings and oriental carpets. I have my eye on two red leather chrome chairs. There's plenty of parking in the rear and for a fee I can get a ride home with my purchase. You really must check out this shop - You'll love it!

Best coffee bar in Chicago. Comfortable and well curated space. Excellent deals on art and…read morehigh-quality vintage furniture. Can't recommend it enough.

A century-old bank lobby turned longtime Walgreens has now found its best incarnation yet: a…read morebright, airy bookstore that finally lets the architecture breathe again. The space is impressively well lit, which makes the restored details pop in a way the old drugstore layout never quite managed. Two retail levels give the store a great sense of openness. The main floor handles the usual mix of books and gifts, but the second level is the real draw -- a wraparound perch with a legitimately good LEGO selection and a panoramic view over the entire interior. From up there, you can appreciate how well the renovation highlights the building's bones without feeling museum‑stuffy. If you knew the Walgreens era, you'll remember the old bank vault downstairs -- cleverly repurposed as the vitamin section, complete with safe‑deposit boxes used as shelving. Unfortunately, that lower level isn't accessible anymore, which feels like a missed opportunity. The vault is still down there, just out of reach, like a piece of Chicago history you can see but not touch. Still, as adaptive reuse goes, it's a standout: a historic space finally given a purpose that matches its scale and character.

We still love visiting bookstores ... almost a lost art ... and this Barnes & Noble is a great…read morerepresentative of them. Situated in and old bank building on a six corners intersection in Wicker Park, this outlet had a great selection of books and puzzles, and stationary. While it has a nice selection of kids books, there is no area to read to them ... as you often find in other outlets. But being an inner-city retail establishment, one can understand. Parking can be a pain in this busy area, but it can be found. Still and all, this is a very nice retail bookstore, a slowly dying breed. Do visit here.