I will begin here, this location was a cricket wireless before it's closed it's doors. I began to…read morenotice someone working inside then I saw the coming soon of Raffy's giftshop. I made my stop a earlier this week to welcome the shop to the neighborhood. Rodolfo is a amazing person to speak with. The shop had a wide range of gifts, from stuffed animals, lego figures that run from 4 for 10, (sidenote I already bought a few). Women's and men's fragrance to t shirt, hats and more. Very relaxed and clean location. This shop is a welcomed addition to the area. I will be back soon.

Very overpriced, has nice fake collectibles, as well as real ones. Could use a good dusting in the…read morestore and don't buy any of the faded merchandise on the window as they lost there color.

I can't believe I haven't been coming here for years and just discovering this place this year…read more This place is a great family farm for anybody of all ages. Most of the things here are free. Pumpkins that you can pick are at very reasonable prices. Food and drinks are at reasonable prices too as well as other merchandise and other fall related things that go on here. They had a corn maze that I did not check out at all. Visiting the animals was probably one of my favorite things at the farm. It's not jam-packed like a lot of the popular locations. The only downside I would say was that the staff is a little bit untrained especially when it comes to money handling since the one cashier when I was paying for pumpkins didn't know how to count cash even though I gave him exact change. Overall, you should not pass up on this place at all. 4.5 Stars

Dollinger Family Farm does not charge admissions. We have visited for two consecutive years and we…read morewould spend about two hours each time. They have a huge play area with wooden structures such as a school bus, fire truck, and castle. My young girls enjoyed the pretend play on the vehicles and going on the slides. There is also a section with huge stacks that are perfect for climbing and taking group pictures. Some things to take note of: 1) There is a section with plenty of port-a-potties. We were there in the morning so the port-a-potties were all relatively clean and unused. 2) The food section isn't that big but service is quick. We tried the cheese pizza, poor boy, pork chop on a stick, cheeseburger, and donuts. We would definitely order the poor boy, a cube steak sandwich, and pork chop again. They did an excellent job with grilling the meats and both had a nice sear while retaining moisture. The donuts were mini-size and came in baker's dozen so it was easy for our young girls to dig in.

Gif shop at the Cultural Center which carries some unique items. They have ceramics, books,…read moreposters, bags, and so on. They had some Chicago Jazz Festival t-shirts since the festival is held across the street. When I was here in December 2023, they had totes made by migrants and you could purchase one ($28) or bring a smartphone from 2017 or later to get one.

Not to be missed! Large giftshop with lots of commodities from local artists, from small items like…read morestickers and pins, to soap, tea, prints etc

What a special spot for kids and families!…read more While visiting family nearby, they suggested that we all take our kids to the Kohl Children's Museum for them to play and run around. (It was also a particularly good move because we would be leaving shortly thereafter on our five-hour roadtrip back home -- so great for getting out the wiggles!) This museum is one large floor filled with spaces for kids to play with. There's a play grocery, play restaurant, play doctors office, play mechanic, play water tables, play music area -- even a play bookshop. Everything the kids could touch and learn from. We easily spent a couple of hours exploring everything alongside our kiddos. The trick was keeping an eye on our kids since they were constantly running from one thing to the next. We also visited during a weekend of a freezing cold snap, which meant it was packed with families hoping to wear their kids out indoors. Even still, we were able to play with everything without a long wait. I loved seeing how thought out each area was and all the ways that the kids could interact with everything. If I lived in this area, I would definitely have a membership and visit often!

This place is great with a caveat - your kids need to really be in the sweet spot for it. Like, 2-5…read moreyears old. Also, prices are now up to $20 per person, whether an adult or child. Last time I was here I was amused to see the grocery store was a Whole Foods and the sandwich shop was a Potbelly's, but I guess those sponsorships have expired and everything's kind of generic now. Kids won't care but I thought it was fun. The main draw of this place is the sheer amount of variety they have. Kids can play with toy cars, instruments, water, trains. They can paint, build things, read. They can pretend to be a vet, build a house, grocery shop, run a sandwich shop (oh I guess I mentioned those). There's a whole bunch of little science-y things, and some areas that rotate periodically. Toddlers and young kiddos have a blast, but I feel it'd be hard to keep older kids engaged. It also feels pretty pricy, especially charging parents, though I didn't know you could save a couple bucks buying online ahead of time. Parking is mostly easy but it is a popular place so be prepared to have to do some conflict resolution at times.

The shop offers efficient service, even during busy times when there's a large crowd & long line at…read morethe cashier. They attract customers with complimentary gift wrapping, which is particularly appealing during the holiday season. The variety of items & knick-knacks available is impressive, with a mix of high-end products & some more reasonably priced items. This is a wonderful spot for those last-minute gift purchases, where you'll be sure to discover something special for your loved ones.

Great little gift shop. Pretty quiet when we went. Felt extremely cozy. Lots of different trinkets,…read moredecor, and knick-knacks to buy along side the jewelry. Staff was kind and my wife and I talked to them for a while. Gave us lots of food recommendations in the area. Gotta check it out!

My Husband booked a date for us to go to a book discussion and book signing with Malayna Evans,…read moreauthor of "Isis of Egypt". It was a wonderful event, a great turnout and a fantastic opportunity to meet the author. She was awesome. We got to see the museum as well and it was a lot of artifacts from Northern Africa and upper middle eastern countries. I highly recommend this museum!

My son wanted to come here. We Ubered after we dropped off carryons at hotel. The subject matter is…read moreextremely boring. Luckily admission was free. I listened a little to group tour ahead of me. I read some displays and most was excavated in Iran. The campus is really beautiful with old buildings and Rockafeller Chapel which was closed. Bummer. Small gift shop. If the subject matter of of interest to you, it may be worth ubering. The Griffin museum of science and Technology is nearby. There were mummification remains here.

A small, independent, woman owned bookstore. As if that weren't enough of a reason for me to shop…read morethere, they're very helpful and they know their books. With my teen planning on becoming an astrophysicist, I wanted to look at books about space. Really look at them. Not take a gamble and buy from Amazon. The women who helped me knew so much about that section. She offered many helpful ideas. Did I spend a bit more than I would have on Amazon or B&N down the street? Perhaps. But I wouldn't have gotten that kind of help at B&N or any help at all had I purchased online. They had a great selection for an independent bookstore. Definitely a great place for some Christmas shopping

Wonderful book store located in downtown Naperville. They have a good selection and variety of…read morebooks as well as children's books, games, puzzles and crafts. The books are affordable and there are some good finds here. Staff are also super friendly and interested in helping any time you need. I love this bookstore and definitely recommend stopping by for a visit if you're in the area!

Wizard of Oz & Tiffany lamps exhibit extended thank goodness! Extremely courteous staff who take…read morethe time out of their day to answer any questions about the house's history! $15 tickets for students with ids, admission ends an hour before close. Kiddy corner to McCormick house as well.

Driehaus Museum is beautiful! It is a smaller museum that features stunning art and architecture. I…read morewas able to get a student discount for my ticket, so I only paid $13. If I had paid more, I think I would have been a little disappointed. They offer tours throughout the day and I wish I had joined one. There is a little bit of signage throughout, but I think I would have gotten more out of it with a guide. The bathrooms are located in the basement and they are spotlessly clean. There is a small gift shop on the third floor which has a variety of nice Chicago and gilded age themed gifts. Driehaus Museum was truly a feast for the eyes. I'm not sure I'll come back, as I feel like I've seen what I needed to see, but I'm glad I stopped in. It is beautiful!