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State Street, "That Great Street", used to be THE place for shopping in Chicago, now the most popular place to shop is the Magnificent Mile of Michigan Avenue.
But there are still reasons to head to State Street the former flagship Marshall Field's which is now a Macy's (see separate tip), the Louis Sullivan designed Carson Pirie Scott department store (closed in early 2007 but the building is still cool); Nordstrom Rack, Filene's Basement, TJ Maxx and Loehmann's for those of you looking for a bargain; H&M for the younger crowd.
If you get hungry while shopping, you are within walking distance of many fine restaurants including the Atwood Cafe in the Hotel Burnham, Heaven on Seven on Wabash, the 7th floor of Macy's which has an express version of Frontera Grill, Park Grill, The Gage and a variety of other choices that you can see on the attached website. Leave a Comment
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 by londonlover
moderate to inexpensive Leave a Comment Theme: Women's Clothes
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Victoria's Secret is a retail marketer of women's clothing and beauty products, but is most recognizable as a marketer of lingerie.
I was amazed over the variety of underwear they offer. You surley find here some interesting items. They have sexy and confortable things. I bought many products and I`ve been satisfied costumer. Hopefully to shop soon again ...
You can spend as much as you will buy but is it not very expencive. Leave a Comment
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 entrance to the furniture
department, off Madison by yooperprof
Carson Pirie & Scott has some very nice coffee tables - maybe on my next trip to Chicago. . . Leave a Comment Theme: Department Store
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This is a CLASSIC department store, filled with all kinds of great merchandise. The store employees are helpful, too!
It's a really nice place to browse, even if you buy nothing.
winter clothing! Seriously, at Field's, you can find just about anything. What I truly love, though, is the amazing candy department in the basement.
Also, don't miss the Frango mints and other varieties of Frango candies!!!
It's an upscale store, but you can find bargains in the sales racks. And the candy (in the basement) isn't too expensive. Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreDirections: Downtown (the Loop)
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