Just to add to the review I left in October 2023, in the roughly 18 months since then Chris and…read moreMichael have continued to provide me with excellent advice, service and a wonderful selection of beautiful art for my home. I would really suggest anyone looking to add beauty to their home or office at least stop by Art Post (or visit their website) because what they offer is a wonderful alternative to the outrageous prices and narrow vision of many of the other Chicago area art galleries. Chris and Michael are not at all pushy and genuinely want you to love what you purchase. Every room in my home feels bright and cheerful and makes me smile, largely because of what I've taken home from Art Post in the past two years.

I've been to one gallery after another looking for the perfect painting for my family room. I'm…read morebummed that the hunt for a painting took me so long to visit Art Post Gallery because they have gorgeous work. I spent a lot of time examining the artwork on their website ahead of time and love how they let you search by style, size and other options that makes the art buying process a little easier. I had admired a few paintings on their site, but of course nothing beats seeing something in person. And the same paintings I liked on the site were even better in person. I liked one, Uplifting Light, so much that I asked Chris if she could photoshop it into the room I've been looking for. She said an even better option was to take it home for the weekend. She was also super helpful on what frames would work best and I loved that they could frame the painting right in their store - and she said they could hang it too! I filled out some information, gave her my credit card # and I loaded up my SUV. Turns out SUVs are good for something besides carpooling children around.. Once home I was so excited to see the painting in my family room since I was certain this was the "one." I'm so glad Chris let me try it out because while I loved the painting on it's own it just didn't work in the room- the size was wrong, the colors clashed with the colors in my room, etc. And so a few days later I sadly brought it back and handed it to Michael who was very understanding about the situation. I actually did find another painting at a different gallery over the weekend that I believe is the "one" after trying it out in the room, but I will definitely be back to Art Post Gallery when ready to find art for other rooms in my house.

I brought in a framed print that fell off my bedroom wall and shifted in the frame. Sandy reset…read morethe print into the frame beautifully at a very reasonable price. Thank you for your nice, quick service.

I drove from Minneapolis back to this shop because no one does framing like Sandy. As a designer…read morewith over 30 years of experience I know how valuable art is to an individual and to the space it is being placed. Year after year Sandy has continued to give me the most helpful advice and care. That she is the owner and has run this business for 25 + years lets me feel completely comfortable leaving any piece with her. This last one I did was via the phone and sharing photos of what I had. She is simply the BEST! Thank you Sandy for always taking good care of my clients and of me

Elise is a master artist. So talented, fair, with friendly service. I will definitely return! Thank…read moreyou for repairing our family's memento in a timely manner!

This is the best frame shop on the North Shore, an artist-owned business, and the taste level is…read moresuperb here. Everything is custom and the consultants are outstanding. There is some high-level, elegant but quiet artwork for sale hung on the south wall but nothing that shrieks at you. A beautiful contemporary tapestry on view in a side room was done by an artist whose work is in the collection of the Art Institute! Lovely, small ceramic pieces there would make great little gifts. I love the place. Beautiful, friendly, competent. I would not go anywhere else.

This isn't the usual Michael's I go to, but I was running errands in the area and it was the only…read morestore that had all the items I wanted in stock. I did an order pickup yesterday, ordering at 10:30am and by 10:45 I had a text that it was ready. Super fast. Pickup was super easy by the time I got there an hour or two later. The store itself is a typical Michaels. hey tend to have a steady supply of all the usual goods and the seasonal items.

Nice location with well stocked shelves and inviting displays. I got a kick out of what they are…read morecalling their Dead Regency Collection. I bought some Japanese mythology coloring books and some items for a painting project. All was well except for the lifeless cashier.

The 'not so great' frame up in Northbrook should be avoided. I've been going to other locations…read morefor years and was always happy with the service. I had two orders at this location and the first order was misplaced or lost by Andy for a week or so. Ok, accidents happen - I figured they'd find it. They did eventually. but Andy was SO RUDE on the phone. Second order was a triptych. 3 pieces in 3 frames. I showed Cheryl a picture of the finished 3 pieces as I wanted them framed. When I went to pick it up, they insisted I gave them one piece. I'm not sure how they managed to mess both orders up, but I had a heated call with Cheryl who just kept saying they never lose anything and that there was only one piece. A few days later, and no call, I decided to disassemble the frame and use it for something else. and - there they were.....They had stacked all 3 pieces as one in the frame. Don't bother with this place - I went 5 minutes down the road to Artist Frame Service. They were professional and didgreat work!

This review is strictly for the whichever gentleman was working there at 10 a.m. on Friday, October…read more31, 2014. Rude. I've been a repeat costumer not only for my personal projects but very often for my company. I called to ask a question, actually I asked to speak to Cheryl (a woman who works there who is absolutely wonderful), but she wasn't there today--unfortunately. The man answering the phone asked if he could take a message, and in turn I said, well maybe you can help me, I have a question.... he said, "Sigh, Ill have to take your number down and call you back, I am the only person in the store today, and have a shop full of customers" in the rudest, most unprofessional tone possible. I stated I was a customer too and hung up. I thought, ok...fine, you don't want my business... that is your decision. Honestly I do like the work I've gotten done here, and the prices are fair (at times), but if you are going to go to this location make sure one of the wonderfully kind women at this shop are there before you risk dealing with this guy. *Lesson for that gentleman who was working at 10 a.m. Friday, October 31, 2014 - Halloween: In customer service, watch your tone, act like you want to help the customer, and just simply say, "Id love to help you, unfortunately I'm swamped as I'm the only person in the store, can I please have a number and get back to you?" Tone is everything, tone would equate understanding, and probably even empathy for you being so busy. There's ways to handle things. Get it together.

Three or four years ago, I received Luxembourg citizenship. I was in the process of applying for a…read moreLuxembourg passport, which required a trip to the Embassy in Washington DC. So, a week before, I came into the Moto Photo in Glenview to get a European passport photo. The Embassy had sent me instructions on getting the photo taken, which I brought with me. I showed the owner, John, the instructions and he said, "Those aren't right. It's cutting off the top of your head." But I was stubborn and insisted he take the photos per the instructions. He did, of course. When I came back to pick up my photos, John gave me a second set based on what he knew to be right. "There's no charge. But you might need them." A few days later I'm at the Luxembourg Embassy in Washington DC, filling out my passport application. I hand my passport photos to the woman behind the desk. "Oh dear," she said. "These are incorrect. The top of your head cannot be cut off." Fortunately, I had John's second set with me. I showed them to the woman. "Ah yes!" she exclaimed. "These are perfect!" I was clipped head top away from not getting my passport and wasting my trip to DC. A lot of other photo places might have said, "That knucklehead is wrong. But he insisted." And just give me the incorrect photos. But John saved me from my ignorance and gave me what he knew was right. This is one Luxembourg citizen and passport holder who is now a Moto Photo Glenview fan for life.

John is helpful and lovely and I got what I needed quickly. glad there's still a Moto around!read more

I have been able to purchase 3 works of art from this gallery. I love their knowledgeable staff…read moreand that they are willing to work with and educate the buyer, without being at all pushy. The caliber of artists they represent is the highest and very diverse. I hope to be able to add to my collection soon.

So your local theater is closed, the mall is too dangerous, and your favorite symphony has been…read morereduced to digital noise. Now, right now, is the time to bravely walk into an art gallery and get acquainted with a few creative souls whose livelihoods are jeopardized by our present pandemic. Find a gallery whose artists enrich your soul, whose works belong in your home. Get to know their work. Buy a few pieces. My personal favorite is Zia Gallery in Winnetka. Zia's small space houses the work of 19 extraordinary artists. I have followed their works for several years, have purchased a few pieces, and cherish every opportunity to see new additions. Without fail, my visits there are enriched by talking to Anne Hughes, who not only can illuminate her own creative process, but is as intimately familiar with every other artist's work as with her own. Visit Zia's website to see examples. Then adopt one of their artists. You don't have to spend a fortune. The pieces I have bought at this gallery have ranged from $200 to $1200 and I cherish them. Others I've admired cost much more. Buy what you can afford, but don't let these vibrant galleries die. Just. Do. It.

Very clean and modern and they take excellent care of the store to see how you could enjoy framing…read moreyour precious art or certificate or diploma. They have been in this business for 44 years and moved to this location 5 years ago. As soon as I walked in I could smell no dust and everything being taken care. Nice owner and designer and his wife. Friendly warm people.

I went here for free medal engraving for Chicago Marathon!! The owner is super nice! They even gave…read moreus free drinks and donutsB Location: it is located in Clybourn Ave. the interior has a great display of frames and artwork. Went here for free medal engraving and I can tell you that the owner is super nice and accommodating. They have great display of sample frames and artwork! If I only live in Chicago I would do my framing with them! Will I buy here? Yes af course! Because of the amount of great frames here to choose from!

Staff here is super nice and friendly. They helped me find everything I needed. Unfortunately, at…read morethis day and age, cameras and equipment are cheaper on Amazon and other competing online websites. For the price of an item at Phototronics, you can find it cheaper, or with a bundle of items online. That being said, you can't beat the service here. Plus, who wants to buy a camera online without physically checking it out.

The staff here is so friendly and helpful. I have had a few incidents of my fielder getting stuck…read moreon a lens and they do not give up until it's fixed. Also love that I can take my film here to be developed.

We've used H. Marion for our framing needs for over 20 years. They are so good at helping to pick…read moreout the perfect mats and frames for our artwork, and the quality of work is fantastic. We have also used them for the installation of much of our art. Jan and his staff always take great care of us. I would definitely recommend them.

I really wanted to support this place; I used them once before. But they apparently don't seem to…read morewant more business based on the apparent attitudes. Find another shop.