Chicago Music Exchange
Chicago Music Exchange
3316 N. Lincoln Ave
Chicago 60657
773-525-7773
The Chicago Music Exchange sells guitars, and if you’re living the life of the bluesman, with no money in your pockets and a traveling jones, they will buy your gear so you will have some cash to go down to Blues Fest. You can feel guitars older than you in your own two hands, and be overwhelmed by the sheer sprawl of instruments. They’re an authorized Fender and Gibson dealer and offer a full service Fender Custom Shop. They also boast an amazing selection of vintage equipment. The stock turns over relatively quickly, so each foray offers the potential to unearth a treasure.
Out-of-towners who like to get down and dirty can find the gear their idols use, and for even the curious folks without a penny to spare, looking to pluck out "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" on a handful of amazing guitars, should make the voyage to Lakeview for a peek at this venerable establishment. Cost depends on how much guitar you’re looking to buy.
Chair
Chair
3402 N. Southport
Chicago 60657
773-348-8748
The sign above the tiny shop near the Ravenswood L tracks at 3402 N. Southport says "Chair" and that’s what you’ll find inside - chairs, period.
A flat-splat-back kitchen chair in need of paint for $30, a pair of pale walnut veneer Biedermeier side chairs too delicate to sit on for $5,200, a 1940s leather club chair with ottoman in mint condition for $950, and just about anything in between that’s made for just one person to sit upon is in the shop.
P.O.S.H.
P.O.S.H.
3729 N Southport Ave
Chicago 60613
773-529-7674
If you’re looking to make your dinner table a little more fun or if you have a quirky friend or relative, consider shopping here. Their store if full of (new) vintage silver and commerical grade items that are just as odd as the name of the store that they are sold in.
Hit the Road
Hit the Road
http://mongrard.club.fr/route66/guide/gillinois.htm
Chicago 60613
773-388-8338
The Road Trip Travel Store"
Travel gear and gifts inspired by the great American road trip. Owned and operated by true Route 66 roadies, it’s a must-stop on your 66 pilgrimage "where it all begins" in Chicago. A unique concept store, Hit The Road feels like a combo platter of trading post, diner and old-fashioned service station. Hit The Road boasts the best selection of Route 66 guides, souvenirs and gifts in the Windy City.
Phil’s Antique Mall
2040 W. Belmont
Chicago 60618
773-528-8549
Bittersweet
Bittersweet
1114 W. Belmont
Chicago 60657
773-929-1100
Bittersweet will deliver wedding cakes to receptions free of charge; they encourage checking in around 10 days before your wedding in order to discuss last-minute details.
Gold Coast Gallery
Gold Coast Gallery
3020 N. Lincoln
Chicago 60657
773-327-7600
The museum-like setting of this gallery makes it a magnificent choice, whether you choose to shop, buy, or just browse in order to better hone your taste and your eye. Among the goods they offer are fine furniture, collectibles, lighting fixtures, and paintings.
I.K. Don
3174 N. Clark
Chicago 60657
773-549-4449
Lake Shore Commissaries
3950 N Lake Shore Dr
Chicago 60613
773-477-7870
Reckless Records
Reckless Records
3157 N. Broadway
Chicago 60657
773-404-5080
A huge part of what makes Reckless Records a unique store is what you bring through the door to sell or trade. If you want to get some new music or new movies, and you don’t want to spend much money, then bring in your old CDs, DVDs, videos, video games, records, 45s. We will even find a home for your humble cassette tapes (we consider most music-related items). If you just want some quick cash, great, bring them in. We do, however offer 20 percent more in trade than we do in cash. For instance, if we offer you $10 cash for an item, that will be $12 in trade, and so on..
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