Lincoln Park
Whether your passion is great shopping, memorable dining, days at the zoo or nights at the theater, Lincoln Park has it all!
This popular neighborhood, located just north of downtown Chicago, has long been the area where young professionals live, play and shop.
Its tree-lined streets are overflowing with upscale and up-to-the-minute independent boutiques, big-name designers, little-known gems, and everyday staples. Look for the area's trendiest shops to be featured in the local and national press and the most prestigious of our shopping bibles.
Designer brands and fashion-forward boutiques are famously found in the Halsted/Armitage/Webster area. Here's where fashionistas flock to their favorite locally-owned clothing and accessory boutiques, including 1154 Lill Studio, Lori’s Designer Shoes, Mint Julep and Shop Girl.
This upscale area attracts international brands, including French clothier Cotelac, which opened its first U.S. boutique on Webster Ave., and many nationally-known boutiques including The Blues Jean Bar, Kiehl’s, and lululemon athletica.
Still not shopped out? Head over to nearby Lincoln Ave. to check out LMNOP for kids and Books in the City.
Big-box stores and national brands flourish in the North Avenue/Clybourn Corridor, where locals can avoid the crowds on Michigan Avenue. The only downtown locations of The Container Store, The Land of Nod, Restoration Hardware, and Sam’s Wine & Spirits are located here.
Just to the north around Fullerton, Elston and Clybourn, discount superstars Costco and Target and big box specialty store favorites are housed.
Lincoln Park is a true shopping heaven. It's no wonder residents rarely have to travel beyond the enticements of their have-it-all, do-it-all locale.
Once you’ve had your fill of shopping, relax at one of the much-loved eateries like Café Ba-Ba-Reeba! on Halsted, John’s Place on Webster, or Rose Angelis on Wrightwood for heavenly Italian. Still raring to go? Check out what's playing at Steppenwolf Theatre on Halsted.
2006-2007
This popular neighborhood, located just north of downtown Chicago, has long been the area where young professionals live, play and shop.
Its tree-lined streets are overflowing with upscale and up-to-the-minute independent boutiques, big-name designers, little-known gems, and everyday staples. Look for the area's trendiest shops to be featured in the local and national press and the most prestigious of our shopping bibles.
Designer brands and fashion-forward boutiques are famously found in the Halsted/Armitage/Webster area. Here's where fashionistas flock to their favorite locally-owned clothing and accessory boutiques, including 1154 Lill Studio, Lori’s Designer Shoes, Mint Julep and Shop Girl.
This upscale area attracts international brands, including French clothier Cotelac, which opened its first U.S. boutique on Webster Ave., and many nationally-known boutiques including The Blues Jean Bar, Kiehl’s, and lululemon athletica.
Still not shopped out? Head over to nearby Lincoln Ave. to check out LMNOP for kids and Books in the City.
Big-box stores and national brands flourish in the North Avenue/Clybourn Corridor, where locals can avoid the crowds on Michigan Avenue. The only downtown locations of The Container Store, The Land of Nod, Restoration Hardware, and Sam’s Wine & Spirits are located here.
Just to the north around Fullerton, Elston and Clybourn, discount superstars Costco and Target and big box specialty store favorites are housed.
Lincoln Park is a true shopping heaven. It's no wonder residents rarely have to travel beyond the enticements of their have-it-all, do-it-all locale.
Once you’ve had your fill of shopping, relax at one of the much-loved eateries like Café Ba-Ba-Reeba! on Halsted, John’s Place on Webster, or Rose Angelis on Wrightwood for heavenly Italian. Still raring to go? Check out what's playing at Steppenwolf Theatre on Halsted.
2006-2007
Store openings: Armadio, B, Beautiful Beginnings, Benefit Cosmetics, Chiasso, Design Shoppe, Dog-A-Holics, Entendre Couture, Furla, Hadley, Intermix, Kaveri, Lucy, lululemon athletica, Moonlight Graham, Nau, Rugby, SHE, Stinky Pants, Sunflower Market, True Religion
Store closings: Ann Taylor, Blair Delmonico, Edward Don Outlet, Escape, Faded Rose, Hufford Furniture, Kuhlman, M Boutique (moved to Southport Ave.), Margaret O'Leary, Original Expressions, The Piccola Boutique, Powder Room, Spoiled…but not rotten, Tribeca
Store closings: Ann Taylor, Blair Delmonico, Edward Don Outlet, Escape, Faded Rose, Hufford Furniture, Kuhlman, M Boutique (moved to Southport Ave.), Margaret O'Leary, Original Expressions, The Piccola Boutique, Powder Room, Spoiled…but not rotten, Tribeca
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