Chicago Shopping

Cheese and caramel? On popcorn? Garrett Popcorn specializes in blending unlikely flavors (and popping every piece of corn to perfection), and the result is die hard fans who patiently wait in lines ar...

Perhaps the largest Spanish language bookstore in ChicagoYou won't find a more comprehensive collection of Spanish-language books in the city - Libreria Giron has such a wide variety of texts that t...

Pilsen boutique specializing in Latin-flavored giftsIn addition to kitschy Che Guevara t-shirts and dolls, Mestiza has an extensive selection of Latino-inspired knickknacks, jewelry and art. There ...

For all your pinata needs . . .Dulcelandia Del Sol should be the first place you go if you are planning a Mexican-themed kids party, but even if you're not, it's still fun to walk around. Rows of p...

Every city should have a Wolfbait & B-Girls - specializing in locally-designed goods that are meticulously done by hand, it's more expensive than H&M but boasts a lot more character and quality. This...

Myopic is a secondhand book lover's dream: three rickety floors of old bookcases absolutely crammed with used books. It's tight in spots but charming, and the resident cat, Lenny, can often be found ...

Work your way through Broadway Antique Market (BAM) and eventually you feel a little like a frazzled director traveling backwards in time in search of one or two relics to accessorize his or her perio...

Jay Robert’s Antique Warehouse is a three-story, 50,000 square foot brick complex on Kinzie Street. We’re not going to kid you. It looks like a warehouse. Inside, however, the completely remodeled gal...

Red Hen Bread offers all natural bread, pastries, and sandwiches that have developed a local cult following, especially among breakfast-goers. If you’re dropping by for coffee, try pairing it with a c...