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SUBURBAN SHOPPING : Arts & Antiques - Furnishngs


Pearl Izumi Factory Store Arboretum of South Barrington 100 W Higgins Road, South Barrington 847-836-0101 www.pearlizumi.com


ARTS & ANTIQUES


Affordable Antiques NE Corner Ogden Ave. & Naper Blvd. Naperville


630-505-1463 www.facebook.com/ AffordableAntiquesAndMore


Motorcycle Destination in Schaumburg


If you have a motorcycle or dirt bike, you’ll probably know the name Dainese. It stands for the best in head-to-toe protection. There are only a few retail stores in the U.S. and we are fortunate enough to have one in the Northwest suburbs of Schaumburg. D-Store Chicago is a tourist, shopping, and hangout destination; traditionally for motorcyclists, but increasingly for other sports like mountain biking, skiing, and snowboarding. The store, located at 1408 N. Meacham Road (N. of Golf) is full of very cool products including full leathers and racing suits, helmets, Kevlar protection, and clothing. The store holds all sorts of events during warmer months including rides. 224-653-8232


www.dstorechicago.com


Art De Triumph & Artful Framer Studios 2936 North Clark Street, Chicago 773-832-4038


Volo Antique Malls 27640 Volo Village Dr., Volo 815-344-6062


ELECTRONICS & APPLIANCES


Abt Electronics 1200 North Milwaukee, Glenview 888-228-5800


ELMHURST CITY CENTRE Downtown Elmhurst 630-933-1600 www.elmhurstcitycentr e.com


FLEA MARKETS


Wolff ’s Flea Market in Palatine 1775 N. Rand Rd., Palatine 847-524-9590 www.wolffs.com


FITNESS


Rosemont Health & Fitness 10225 West Higgins Road, Rosemont 847-698-2582 www.rosemontfitness.com Beautiful 93,000 sq ft. facility with 1/5


Rosemont, the Shopping, Dining & Entertainment Destination


F


ashion Outlets of Chicago is now open in Rosemont just off I-294’s northbound Balmoral exit. This is a fully enclosed 2 level mall with close proximity to parking from all stores. Fashion


Outlets of Chicago is the latest development in the Rosemont area including MB Financial Park with its many restaurants and entertainment venues. Rosemont is now the Chicago area’s premier shopping, dining and entertainment destination! In addition to the anchor stores including Bloomingdale’s The Outlet Store, Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th and Forever 21, dining is another focus of the new property with two fine dining restaurants, Prasino and Villagio, and to a first-level food court with variety of other quick-service options. Other upscale retailers include Barney’s New York Outlet, Coach, Michael Kors, and Prada. What we like are the unique amenities that travelers flying out of O’Hare will appreciate. Their transportation partner, Go Airport Express is providing regular shuttles to and from the airport’s terminals, as well as downtown hotels. Fashion Outlets of Chicago has also partnered with TSA-certified BAGS Inc. to operate a special concierge service that allows travelers to print boarding passes and check shopping bags and luggage directly to their flights. So, you can check out of your hotel, check your bags at the mall, then do your shopping and take a quick shuttle to the airport!


42 Windy City Guide ◆ January - March 2014


mile running track, full court basketball, lap pool, whirlpool, steam & sauna, volleyball, tennis, racquetball, cardiovascular equipment, free weights, Kinesis, Group Exercise classes, cafe, nursery, Betty Gorecki Hairstyling, Touch Companies Wellness Center & Day Spa, and C.A.S.T. Chiropractic and Strength Training.


C.A.S.T. Chiropractic and Strength Training Inside Rosemont Health & Fitness 847-825-2278


Resource Technology Associates Inside Rosemont Health & Fitness 847-430-3667


Touch Companies Wellness Center & Day Spa Inside Rosemont Health & Fitness 847-318-9474


FURNISHINGS


IKEA - Northwest Suburbs 1800 East McConnor Pkwy. Schaumburg 847-969-9700


IKEA - Western Suburbs 750 E. Boughton Road, Bolingbrook 630-972-7900


Sawbridge Studios 1015 Tower Court, Winnetka 847-441-2441


www.windycityguide.com


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