Shop Local 2025 A Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Old Town And Roscoe Village Gift Guide

Chicago, ILLocal News

The North Side of Chicago features a wealth of independent shops that cater to holiday shoppers seeking unique gifts. Block Club reporters highlight local favorites like Maison Pasquale and Lazy Dog Antiques, showcasing their distinctive offerings. Maison Pasquale, which debuted in September, combines an Italian market with a deli, providing imported goods and a cozy space for socializing. Lazy Dog Antiques has maintained its charm for over two decades, offering vintage furniture and eclectic finds. These shops not only provide one-of-a-kind treasures but also support the local economy and community spirit.

Operating hours vary, emphasizing the importance of checking before visiting. Shoppers are encouraged to explore these hidden gems and celebrate local entrepreneurship. This guide aims to inspire residents to engage in local shopping, reinforcing the value of independent businesses during the holiday season.

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