Rosemont-Chicago Shopping Malls & Districts

Chicago- A Shopper's Fantasy Come True.

Imagine a place with world-class department stores, every kind of boutique from upscale to "sassy," specialty shops, and fabulous discount shopping, and you've just begun to picture the retail adventures in store for you here.

One important Chicago destination is The Magnificent Mile along Michigan Avenue. In this eight-block stretch, 460 stores offer luxury items, beautiful bargains, and everything in-between.

Shoppers from all over the world love Oak Street, an international style center with high-end stores and salons just steps off Michigan Avenue. Art and antiques collectors hunt for treasure in the 60-plus galleries of nearby River North Gallery District.

Shopping is plentiful and varied in the landmark State Street Retail Historic District and surrounding Loop stores. Walk one block east of State to Jeweler's Row for dizzying displays of diamonds and gems in the Midwest's largest jewelry district.

Listed by distance from the hotel:

Rosemont Walk  •  0.0 mi

Between River Rd, Foster Ave, Bryn Mawr & I-294, Rosemont, IL
Rosemont Walk is a premiere destination being developed for exceptional dining, shopping, lodging and entertainment. The hotel is located within the Rosemont Walk, which is conveniently located between Interstate 294 to the west, River Road to the east, Bryn Mawr Avenue to the north, and Foster Avenue to the south.

Woodfield Shopping Mall • 10.0 mi

1630 E. Golf Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Woodfield Mall is located in the suburb of Schaumburg, northwest of Chicago. It has the finest collection of department stores and specialty shops in the Great Lakes region. Here you'll find Nordstrom, Marshall Field's, Lord & Taylor, JCPenney, Sears and nearly 300 stores and restaurants. Surround yourself with fashion, food, and fun at Illinois' #1 tourist attraction. Dining options are endless. In addition to many fast food restaurants and specialty food establishments, you'll find a great variety of full service restaurants, such as RainForest Cafe, Red Robin, Vie de France, Cheesecake Factory and Todai Seafood Buffet, just to name a few.

Southport Corridor Shopping District • 11.4 mi

N Southport Ave
An area within the popular neighborhood of Lakeview, the Southport Corridor has been established as a commercial strip that is perfect to see and be seen in. Located on Southport Avenue; this shopping district is heavily populated with great dining options, hip independent boutiques, and buzzing nightlife. The Southport Corridor was once a secret spot to most shoppers but is quickly coming onto the radar of many. This area of Lakeview features some fabulous contemporary and trend boutiques. Krista K & Krista K Maternity will keep the whole family in style, with fun clothes and fresh accessories. Jake boutique claims a home here as one of Chicago's fast growing fashion hubs for celebrities and Chicagoans alike. With their unique selection of men's and women's clothing, Jake really knows what you need to have in your closet. Ciao Bella, another great shop, carries local designer Melanie Nicole's swanky jersey dresses.

For a quick stop to refuel try Austrian coffee shop, Julius Meinl. Coffees, teas, traditional German dishes, and gifts make this Café one-of-a-kind. If looking to enjoy a nice dinner out with friends and have a taste for an authentic Argentinean dish, Tango Sur is your place. This popular restaurant offers incredible dishes that you can share.

Lincoln Park Shopping District • 12.4 mi

N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657 (Lincoln Park)
Shop along Lincoln Avenue, Clark Street, Armitage Avenue or Halsted Street. Express your individuality with finds from one-of-a-kind boutiques along the tree-lined streets of Lincoln Park and Armitage Avenue. Thriving nightlife and sophisticated restaurants are what some people think of when Lincoln Park is mentioned, but this historic neighborhood boasts many specialty boutiques and nationally recognized shops. With many different areas featuring an array of styles, Armitage Avenue, Halsted Street, Clark Street, and Lincoln Avenue to name a few, even the most particular shopper can find something to delight in.

Neighborhood gem, She boutique, opened in 2007 to rave reviews and is home to fabulous women's clothing , accessories, as well as a very knowledgeable staff. Eclectica is also a new boutique that is sure to please. Owned by local designer, Vika Brown, you will find her line Eclectica by Vika, as well as luxury custom handbags from Diego Rocha. Down the street, at 1154 Lill, you choose from several designs and fabrics to make a handbag of your very own.

During your visit, don't forget to visit Stinky Pants! Contrary to it's name, the children's clothes here are divine. When you're famished from your day of shopping, Four Farthings Tavern and Grill is a great neighborhood restaurant to unwind in, or head to Café Ba-ba-reeba for Spanish tapas and sangria.

Old Town Shopping District • 12.9 mi

W Division St & N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60610
One of the city's oldest and most distinguished neighborhoods, Old Town is adorned with tree-lined streets, distinctive architecture, and lovely brick construction. Today, Old Town is considered an affluent and historic neighborhood, home to many of Chicago's Victorian-era buildings. In 1977, the Old Town Triangle area was designated a Chicago Landmark District and presently boutiques, galleries, restaurants, nightclubs, and coffee shops can be found here.

Shopping in Old Town provides a wonderful opportunity to buy everything from original works of art to unique fashion designs. Check out boutiques like Mint to find the finest array of Chicago designers and stop in Eliana Lily to customize a handbag from scratch. Men who are looking for a new top or pant are encouraged to check out the hip styles of Haberdash. Also, visit high-fashion designer Nicole Miller's eponymous boutique and make a quick trip to Josephine's shoe store, which is housed right next door. While in Old Town, be sure to stop in Handle With Care, though one of Old Town's oldest boutiques, it remains one of the freshest. Need a little extra energy for those last few boutiques? Adobo Grill is a hot spot for delicious, authentic Mexican food. Afterwards, if you're an early evening shopper, step into Spoon to share your findings for the day with friends over a cocktail.

Shops at the Mart • 13.0 mi

222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chicago, IL 60654 • (312) 527-7990

The Merchandise Mart, constructed in 1930, is the world's largest commercial building, largest wholesale design center and one of Chicago's premier international business locations. Encompassing 4.2 million square feet, The Mart spans two entire city blocks and rises 25 stories. The Mart is the largest trade center in the world and welcomes more than three million visitors each year. Sixty percent of the building's area is devoted to wholesale showrooms. As a design center, The Merchandise Mart hosts 16 major trade shows, co-produces 15 more and also houses more than 300 conferences, seminars and special events a year.

The design centers are not open to the public (other than tours on Fridays). However, the first two floors contain the Shops at the Mart, which consists of over 50 stores, restaurants and services which are open to the public. Retailers include A&G Clothing & Accessories, Radio Shack, B. Dalton bookstore, KB Toys and more.

Shops at the Mart also feature full-service restaurants and a food court, such as Armando's, Au Bon Pain, New Orleans BBQ Grill, The Great Steak & Potato Company, Starbucks, Mrs. Field's Cookies, Gourmet Market and more. Services include a beauty salon, one-hour photo, travel agency, post office, currency exchange and more. Additionally, WKQX-FM Q101 radio station is located here on the second floor.

Wicker Park Shopping District • 13.2 mi

1425 N Damen Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 (Wicker Park)
If you want to find something fabulous for your next gallery event, make sure to check out Wicker Park. Starting north on Damen Avenue, visit Psycho Baby to find some unique clothes for little ones as well as fun toys and accessories. During your visit, don't let City Soles/Niche boutique confuse you. Two distinct boutiques housed within one shop, located at the intersection of Damen, Milwaukee, and North Ave., they sell shoes for the most avant-garde connoisseur to the slightly conservative buyer still looking for some panache. Looking to find some of the most up-and-coming designs? Head south on Milwaukee Avenue and you will find a welcomed assortment of popular trend boutiques such as Jade, Language, and the critically acclaimed Hejfina.

A quick cab or el ride south to Division Street, Wicker Park transitions into a delight for the hip, edgy, and European-style shopper. Here you will find Noir, a boutique that carries Euro-inspired fashions for men and women, also picked as a top 10 boutique by Chicago residents. The popular designer's collective Habit, owned by designer Lindsay Boland, can be found on Division, as well as the new Gamma Player boutique for the edgy, avant-garde, fashion forward-type. When your stomach starts to crave more than clothes, head to Milk and Honey Cafe for a delicious gourmet sandwich, so plentiful it's a meal by itself. Breakfast specialties are also served here.

The Magnificent Mile • 14.0 mi

401 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60611
Magnificent Mile is the name given to the stretch along Michigan Avenue from the Chicago River to Oak Street. The Magnificent Mile offers over 3.1 million square feet of retail space, 460 stores, 275 restaurants, 51 hotels, 2 unique museums and a variety of sightseeing and entertainment attractions to more than 22 million visitors each year. Recent enhancements to the Magnificent Mile include additional trees and flower-filled medians that reflect the changing seasons. These aesthetic enhancements complement the unique architectural beauty famous to Chicago.

Some of Chicago's top retail establishments are found on the Magnificent Mile, including department stores such as Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Marshall Field's and Lord & Taylor and boutiques such as Cartier, Hermès, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Ermenegildo Zegna, Burberry and Tiffany & Co. The Magnificent Mile also features critically-acclaimed restaurants such as The Signature Room at The 95th, Spiaggia, Tru, The Pump Room, Lawry's The Prime Rib, Spago and many other dining options. You'll also find luxurious accommodations at four and five-star hotels such as The Peninsula Chicago, Park Hyatt Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel Chicago, Ritz-Carlton Chicago and Le Meridien Chicago.

Oak Street Shopping District • 15.0 mi

East Oak Street, Chicago, IL 60611
Oak Street is a "street of dreams" for shoppers worldwide. On Oak Street, apparel from Paris, Milan, Chicago and New York resides comfortably within Chicago's chic Gold Coast neighborhood. The result is an international street lined with intimate buildings and shops whose employees are dedicated to personal service. Prada, Kate Spade, Ultimo, Nicole Miller and Tory Burch are just a few of the boutiques that line Oak Street. View Oak Street View Shopping District directory and shop descriptions

State Street Shopping District • 15.9 mi

N State St, Chicago, IL 60602
Located in the very heart of the city, State Street is Chicago's "main street". For over 165 years, it's been the unparalleled retail and entertainment hub of the Midwest. The 1922 hit song "Chicago" gave the street its famous nickname: "That Great Street, " where they do things they don't do on Broadway!

Chicago shopping began on State Street, in the heart of the Loop. One of the city's first major retail outlets, the flagship Marshall Field's State Street store (now Macy's) has been a Chicago icon and world-class shopping destination for more than 150 years. The store is an architectural and historical marvel, offering ten selling floors of premier ready-to-wear clothes, collections by Chicago-based designers and the finest home lines. The landmark State Street Retail Historic District features other Loop options including H&M, Nordstrom Rack, Urban Outfitters, Old Navy and Forever 21. Get the world's greatest popcorn at Garrett Popcorn Shops' three Loop locations. Shop for fine diamonds and gems on Wabash Avenue, the Midwest's largest jewelry district.

State Street is not only a shopping, dining and entertainment attraction, but also an historical walking tour. Points of interest include the Chicago Theater, Marshall Field's at Randolph and State, the Reliance Building at 32 N. State, the Chicago Building at State and Madison, the Harold Washington Public Library at State and Congress, and more.

Dining in the greater State Street area has as much history as its architecture with such favorites as the Walnut Room in Marshall Field's, which was originally the first department store tea room; Berghoff Restaurant, a long-time popular German establishment; Trader Vic's in the Palmer House Hilton; and Billy Goat Tavern, known for its cheeseburgers.

Water Tower Place • 15.9 mi

835 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611 • (312) 440-3166
At the pinnacle of Chicago's famed Magnificent Mile, Water Tower Place is Chicago's premier shopping destination. Its stunning eight-level atrium features more than 100 of your favorite stores and restaurants plus a mix of distinctive specialty shops and boutiques. It offers a unique, high-energy urban shopping experience you simply won't find anywhere else in the city. In short, Water Tower Place is the place to shop. Water Tower Place offers eight levels of sophisticated shopping anchored by Marshall Field's and the only downtown Lord & Taylor. Add 100 specialty stores to the mix - stores like Banana Republic, J.Jill, Eileen Fisher, Nine West Lifestyle, The Sharper Image, GAP, Jacadi, STUDIO Sterling Works and many others exclusive to Chicago, and you'll see why this urban mix makes for a very unique shopping experience. Dining options include California Pizza Kitchen, Mity Nice Grill, the "foodlife" unique food court, and more.