My daughter and I drove almost an hour to shop here. They have a great selection of crystals,…read morejewelry, unique household items, accessories, clothing, and much more to list! There's simply so much to see here that there is no way to actually look through everything! The prices are reasonable for the most part, and the woman working there was lovely. She was friendly, patient, and super helpful.

I popped in here at the last minute to buy a stick for my new Tibetan singing bowl. I had no idea…read morewhere to buy one individually as the bowl was a gift. The staff at Amadara was really helpful, and the prices were reasonable. I only paid $6 for my little instrument accessory :). There are so many beautiful stones and handmade goods here, I'll definitely be making a return trip!

What a cool place!!! So many rooms and floors of cool art and specialty items. It's bigger than it…read morelooks. Rooms lead to more rooms. Really unique gifts, clothes, honey, jewelry, candies, soaps, bags, housewares, artwork from local artists, and more. I definitely recommend checking this place out!

It's been a long time since I've been to Andersonville Galleria. It's a great concept, having…read morespaces for lots of different artists, stores, creators, and so on to sell there wares here on Clark Street. You'll find all kinds of stuff here: clothing, jewelry, artwork, food, and so on. There are two floors, a mezzanine level between the first and second floor, and then a little "loft" area above the second floor. One thing I really like about AG is that you aren't making individual purchases with each merchant; there's a single checkout at the very front of the store and then they sort it all out on the back end. The merchant stalls don't usually have the creator there unless they're restocking or maybe they're doing some sort of special event. There's a small changing room since there are several booths that have clothing. It can be a little cramped in here, so I'm not sure how easily someone with mobility issues/wheelchair users might be able to navigate it, but there is a lift (though I think it requires help from the staff to use). There's no parking dedicated to this business, so it's all street parking or you can use the bus, of course. And it's Andersonville, so parking goes really quickly unless you are here in the morning.

Super cute store! Have a really good selection of candles, books, stickers, trinkets, and cute…read morelittle gifts or decorations. Prices range but for a boutique business not bad at all. Candles range from 10-35$. Service was great the person who helped us was friendly and nice, they even give a discount for new customers at the time we went! They also offer candle making experiences which sounds so fun!

Love this store. Good selection. Nice owners and beautiful things... I just go in a happily…read morebrowse. Than but beautiful things.

Andale Market is an excellent addition to our neighborhood. We enjoy going here just to browse…read moretheir unique selection and pick up a few things for fun. We particularly like the bread from Publican Quality, the variety of cheeses and in general the local foods they have for sale. Service is always super helpful and friendly. Do support local shops like this one as they bring so much value and variety to the local area.

Cute little shop while we were walking around. We were able to stop in, get a few snacks, and take…read morea break from the heat. We were impressed by how clean and friendly it was in there as well!

I have never been to the store, although the pictures look like a great time. I order the monthly…read moresingle batch candle subscription -- you all, I'm almost afraid to leave this review because I don't want them to know how nice of a deal this is! A fun, limited run unique concept candle (old library books, salted pomelo, coffee), they have always thrown in a second sample candle (another typically unique scent with decent burn time, this time was birch black pepper - you could take like two baths on this bad boy), and a charming book of matches, and they write "thank you Amanda" by hand in cursive on the packing slip! How thoughtful, and it's $18 (free shipping). I sign up for it and the scent is a surprise so it really is like surprising yourself with something nice once a month. Support small businesses!

Not only are the candles extremely sophisticated and thoughtfully made, the business is also a…read morepillar of the community. They always give back and are a safe space for the LGBTQIA community. I absolutely love everything I have purchased from here. This is a wonderful place to buy gifts or something for yourself. They have a rewards program, which is really nice. They constantly are coming up with new unique scents every month. I recently smelled one. That was cool ranch Doritos scented- it sounds weird, but it really worked! Of course they have amazing classics and seasonal favorite scents as well. If you ever have an opportunity to take the candlemaking class, I highly recommend! It would be a great group activity and you get to make custom scents using their expertly crafted oils. I can't say enough nice things about this company. You have to check it out for yourself, you will not be disappointed!

A fun selection of gifts, cards, jewelry and food items. I spotted hats and stickers from The…read moreSilver Spider Print Shop (including ball caps declaring your favorite items such as "Butter" or "Dill Pickles") and ended up buying a weekly meal planning/shopping list notepad that hopefully my fiance and I will be organized enough to make use of. Cool gifts for those quirky friends (or if that's you, go in and find something fun for yourself).

Cute kitschy little shop. I drove all the way from the south suburbs just to visit this place. I…read moreloved all the unique items ans enjoyed walking around taking it all in. There were a few things I considered purchasing, but decided against it after seeing the prices. I left empty handed because of this, but it was still fun sewing everything. I would visit again if I'm in the area. The only down sides were that the staff could be friendlier and I did have a moment of feeling watched and followed. They also allow pets, which I know is pretty typical in this area, but I'm not a fan of.

Came in looking for a fun stationary for my partner and wasn't really acknowledged at all and I…read moreasked if they had things in specific and for a suggestion and was just told no. And ignored for the rest of the time i was in there. Where as this little white woman walks in and they all flock to her and give her a million suggestions and was super nice and welcoming but with me they acted like they didn't want me there. I wouldn't shop here as a POC. *edit this was 5-27 at around 4:45pm. I'm a tall black man with locs. I've lived in logan for 6 years and I know when a staff doesn't want to help me in their store. Check your cams you'll see...

Such a cute shop in a nice area with lots of restaurants and places to see. They actually print…read moresome of their cards and stuff. LGBTQ+ is also a plus to me.

Small gift shop in Rogers Park located in a Loyola building. They have offerings from local artists…read morewhich is neat plus Loyola themed gifts. Only thing is that I wish it was bigger.

ChiTown Magpie is a hidden gem of a Chicago-themed gift shop, located in the Granada Center at…read moreLoyola University. It has cards and one-of-a-kind gifts made by local artists along with stickers, CTA and Rogers Park themed stuff, random pop culture items, and a few Loyola items. I did some Christmas shopping here, and I found an adorable Rogers Park t-shirt for a local friend and some David Bowie magnets for a friend on the West Coast. It's not cheap, but carefully curated, and when you find that right item for a friend, it's worth it!