900 North Michigan Shops

The Northern Cali Girl is in Downtown Chicago at 900 North. Let's jump right into this review. 900 North is a mall with high end shopping. Surrounded by hotels and restaurants. I visited the mall during the Fleurs de Villes, curated collection of signature fresh floral mannequins created by top local floral designers, all inspired by the show - Downtown Abbey - unforgettable characters and iconic period fashion. Pretty cool concept. 900 North was my lunch spot getaway. Walking distance from my hotel. Aster Hall is their food court. Quite different from the food courts in Cali. They have an open salad bar and many food options. The mall is asethically pleasing. Very modern and clean. It has six levels. Easy to get around using the escalators, rather you going up or down, it's smooth sailing. The decor and vibe made me a fan. Having lunch, shopping, or taking a moment to sit and enjoy your surroundings are all things you can do at 900 North.

In this shopping center, special attention has been paid to the needs of customers and they have given great value to customers. I really enjoyed my time there and never felt tired. Rather, I enjoyed watching the architecture and decoration of the shops and its public space.

Great mall when visiting Chicago downtown. Lots of stores and places to eat at.

Great selection of stores and shops. The atrium ceiling features digital imagery. The holiday decor (and elf on a shelf) add great flare.

What can I say.. this is my favorite mall in Chicago. A warm, inviting space with high end stores and an even more amazing food court. Then the top floor has a Top Golf & a hotel lounge vibe. Plenty of place to grab a coffee or dessert and just shop the day away!! 🛍😃 I give this place 5⭐️ Jerry gives it 5⭐️

Nice group of stores, they tend more high end. 3 or 4 floors, Nordstrom is the anchor store. Indoor, so you can be cool and comfortable while shopping. Several good restaurants nearby.

Gorgeous shopping mall in Chicago. Upscale stores with seven levels. Connected to Bloomingdales. Second oor restrooms are ip to date and clean. Quiet shopping for weekday and quite pleasant. The fully decorated Christmas tree was five or six floors tall and gorgeous.

This is a very upscale mall. 6 floors, stores like Gucci, Bloomindales, etc. We did candle making, and they have a Top Golf indoor suite.

The magnificent building is right across the street from the beautiful Landmark Sears Tower / Willis Tower building, it has high-end Department stores: Bloomingdales Department store, J.crew, Gucci, Four Seasons Hotel, Lululemon Athletics store, L'Occitane en Provence, Maxmara, Banana Republic store, etc shops, I love the interior design it's gold inside with beautiful digital-Graphic Computerized screening roof on six floors, you can tell you in a high-end building. Across the street on Michigan Avenue, there is a Louis Vuitton Store and Roberto Coin Jewelry shops, etc High-end Boutiques, There a Neiman Marcus & Saks Fifth Avenue Department store south of Michigan Avenue ( I didn't have a chance to go inside Saks Fifth Avenue, but I did pass thru Neiman Marcus front door dough get, and the Red Line CTA subway line is very close and there also a CTA bus system nearby as well !!!! P.S.: Make sure you read my review of Bloomingdales Department Store!!!!

Top of the line shops & They have a great salad and hot bar on the 5th floor - Highly Recommend this as a place to check out!

Absolutely love this lil mall! Soo clean and quiet! Wish they had better stores but love the Lulu & Bloomingdale's.

This is a luxury shopping complex filled with famous name brands such as Bloomingdale's, Montblanc, Gucci, Michael Kors and Max Mara to name a few. You can purchase clothing, items for your house, jewelry, cars, workout, enjoy a spa, dine, and even get alterations done. Tesla has a store here and there is even the New Music School which is a comprehensive music school for children and adults. An indoor sport stimulator at Topgolf Swing Suite featuring golf, football and other sports. And Aster Hall to dine at or host an event. There is parking which is free fir 3 hours with a minimum $10 purchase. Everything you could need under one roof and parking to boot. What's not to like? I would visit again. I would walk around just to browse but it is a high end shopping complex.

This is a very luxury, high-end shopping mall found on the famous Magnificent Mile in Downtown Chicago. You'll find many stores like Gucci and Bloomingdale's here. They even have a "New Music School" location which gives music lessons to children and adults, and even sells sheet music for all instruments. Cool! Washrooms are also very clean here and overall, the place is modern and well-kept, just like what you'd expect out of a high-end mall like this one. There is also an excellent food court here where you can order food from anywhere in the world. I decided to have some shoyu ramen while here and it was of very high quality. Definitely left feeling more than satisfied with what I saw here. Don't skip this place. It might be easy to but don't. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

It is always a pleasure to getting there. The place is beautiful and clean. A lot of brands and a very good food court on the top floor. The coffee downstairs is my favourite.

It has been quite some time since I've been to the 900 N. Shops and let's just say they've had a serious glow up! Beyond chic and loaded with fabulous high-end boutiques and their new food area on the upper level is just brilliant. The anchor store, Bloomingdale's, has also made major improvements. Probably the nicest shopping center in the entire city! A great Chicago experience, and much better than tacky Water Tower Place!

Interesting: I had not been here for ages, I thought the place was more abandoned and shut down, but actually it is quite full of stores. They are more high end and expensive but there is a food court, a bookstore, and a great high-end swiss chocolate store. The architecture is very gleaming and shiny, you feel an urge to get fancy stuff in here. Nice ot just walk around and browse with a coffee.

It was a very nice shopping center Bloomingdale's is the main attraction there's a lot of high and pricey stores in here but I didn't really see anything that I was interested in purchasing it's a very nice atmosphere very clean mall very elegant nice place to shop if you love Bloomingdale's definitely I think some nice shoes in Bloomingdale's but I already have them

It was already afternoon when I came here. I decided to buy a gray suit, white turtle neck polo, gray pants and some leather shoes. I will be attending a business party so I want to buy a formal outfit. It will be held next week. I entered one of the stores here. I went to the men's section. They have a balck suit but no gray suit so I went to another store. Gladly they sell a set of gray suits, white polo and gray pants. I bought it even though I didn't wear the white polo. Then I went to the area of turtle neck polo and I like the fabric of it. It was not too hot to wear. After I paid it at the counter I looked for a store that sold leather shoes. It took 15 minutes before I found it. I bought a black leather shoes. It is a little bit expensive since it's branded and it is leather. Overall I bought everything I needed.

I first came here with Mitch. Then I came with Barbie. Then wanna know why I came to 900 North with Mitchagain? Shops! If you're shopping at any of the shopping centres in the loop in downtown Chicago then you have to have money. That, or you're browsing when you want to basically check out how the other 1% live. I mean let's face it it's not the other half. That wouldn't make any sense at all. I sometimes wonder how there are enough rich people to warrant these shopping malls in the Loop and sometimes this one, or North Bridge, seem a little quiet - but the other one, Water Tower Place, seemed really busy. This one is perhaps the most bougie of all but has been quiet on both the times I've been in here. It feels lavish and elaborate much like I'm all in Dubai or something. I meant a Mall in Dubai, but if I'm all in Dubai with Barbie then we're probably making a ton of money. The main issue for me other than the high prices of everything inside it, is the high price to park.

I went to the mall for the first time since the pandemic to visit the Santa (our annual tradition). I was fully ready to leave if I ever felt unsafe however I was pleasantly surprised how empty it was when the mall opened (we picked the first appointment). The Santa team had us in and out of the Santa area in 3 mins which was perfect. anta was behind a plexiglass and masks were required at all times by everyone so we personally felt completely safe during the experience. It required an appointment and it cost $45 (prepayment) for 4 photos. This year they are emailing (no prints) but sadly the resolution of the photos are too small to print a clear 4x6 (I printed anyways). After our photos we quickly ordered some lunch from Aster Hall (the mall's food-court) and were happy to see how many people had ordered to-go orders as well. They were decently busy but our food came out fast and was the same great quality we remember from Aster Hall. (The kiddo loves their chicken strips and I love the spicy chicken sandwich.) Overall, I love this mall and all the shops inside, we personally love Galt Baby but there are some really great shops inside.

I have a customer and he wants a portrait of her and his boyfriend. He wanted to give it for her anniversary. Since I have art materials, the only thing I don't have is the canvas. Since she wanted a big canvas. I came here this morning and went to the art supplies store. They don't have those sizes of canvas so I looked for another store. Finally I found one. I also bought a big brush and a white acrylic for the base color. After I grabbed it I went to the counter. They put the acrylic and the brush in a paper bag. Since there is no available size of paper bag for canvas they didn't put it. I'm glad that I bought my art materials in this mall.

This is an incredibly "upscale" collection of businesses with a new food court. I do love the kitchen and cooking classes at Sur La Table that I have participated in during the past few years. They offer a discount to shop in the store after taking the class which is nice. I still use some of the recipes that I have from the courses, especially the Thai Dumpling/Pot Sticker Recipe on a regular basis. There is a new food court on the top two floors called Aster Hall which offers a variety of food venues include access to "still" or "sparkling" water on-tap. There are leather seats and clean tables surrounding the two levels for patrons to enjoy their meals.

The 900 North Michigan Shops mall is really becoming very interesting. New shops and dining options are opening, creating a destination shopper's delight. The anchor store Bloomingdales has a huge footprint in this mall. The many other shops and art gallery offer great shopping with a special feel. There is also Mario Tricoci hair salon and spa, as well as, Equinox fitness center on the lower level. There is access to doctor's offices and the Four Seasons Hotel. The entire space is gorgeous, smells beautiful and is an overall relaxing and high end experience.

My favorite city "mall" . Way less crowded than water tower . 6 floors of shopping with Bloomingdales being the anchor store . In the basement is a health club and Mario tricocci for hair cuts and all your high end spa needs . There are several restaurants on the top floor from sit down .. to grab and go . Attached parking (very expensive but convenient )

I'm so fancy, you already know... This one smells high end. Upon entering, you'll get hit with that signature smell of Equinox gyms which they happen to have on the lower level of the shopping center and seems to fill the air throughout. Noteworthy stores and department stores at this location... Bloomingdale's, Gucci, Michael Kors, kate spade, Club Monaco (even got a men's specific store here!), J Crew, and a lululemon. Interior is quite bright, feels open, and lots of marble throughout. I also like that it never seems to draw the Michigan Ave crowds/madness and is rather tame for a shopping center. Food options are pretty limited and majority of the dining spots can be found on levels 5 - 6. Would definitely check the directory online ahead of time to see what stores they got here before making the trek to this one. Parking will cost ya and if you plan ahead you'll def save some money if you choose to purchase ahead of time. One last point, there's free wifi throughout! 'Til next time, cheers! 277/365

Yes, the prices are high but it's Chicago and it's on Michigan Avenue. The building is always so clean and they decorate so pretty for the holidays. There are plenty of shops and seating if you just want to sit and relax and have a cup of coffee. Bloomingdales is the main anchor and on every floor. If you love to shop there are believe it or not plenty of bargains if you are willing to really look through their sale racks.

I'm not sure I've ever bought much here other than food and a few random things. This is, overall, a high end mall that is largely out of my comfort zone. I sometimes think alarms would go off if I walked into some of the stores wearing my super-stylish Kohl's, REI, and Costco clothing. Seriously though, there are some stores I think I might not get chased out of, and the big tree they have in the atrium around the holidays is worth coming in to see. I just heard there is a new automated food court on the top floor that will be worth checking out the next time I'm in the area.

My sister is crying so hard because our cat died. So I decided to go there with her to have some fun. We came here early to spend our whole day here. We went first to the food court to eat food. Her favorite was pancakes so I bought one. I also bought some ice cream and she liked it. After that we went to the food court. Her sad mood turns into a happy mood. There were also kids there so he made new friends. When I look at her she is genuinely happy. We spent 3 hours here and after that we ate in the food court again with her new friends. After that we entered the shop and bought new toys and clothes. Everything was good. I'm glad that she got happy. We will definitely be back here.

We're planning to buy a new television since our TV is an old version and it didn't connect to my wife. We would like to watch some movies on Netflix or youtube that's why we decided to buy new. We entered one of the stores and some staff welcomed us. They ask us what they can help us with and what products we need. I told the staff that we need a smart tv. They will lead us in the TV section. The staff talk about the products in a professional way. They have a great staff huh. I purchased a big tv that was perfect in our living room. Jt cost expensive since it was big and had a good version. If you're looking for some tv you can try to come here. They have a great deal.

My son got invited to the birthday party of his classmates. His theme party was Super hero. It's only located in our subdivision and their house is only 5 blocks away. I came to this mall to buy him a Spiderman costume and also a gift to his classmates. The custom that I bought is a little bit expensive since it has good quality fabric. Then after buying a costume I went to the toy store. I chose to buy a truck and car toys since his classmate is a boy and a fan of vehicles. It was wrapped properly and put in the gift box properly. I also bought a truck for my son since he has a collection in his room. I had a nice experience here. I bought everything what I'm looking for. I highly recommend this mall.

Some of their products are expensive and some have a cheaper price. It depends on the quality or the brands that can make changes about the prices. They have a lot of different varieties of stalls and products. Their customer service was not really good. Some are accommodating but there are also some that are rude and have no manners. They will not greet you and assist you. They should be trained more when it comes to handling the customers. And also they should hire more employees since there are a lot of customers coming to this mall. I hope it will upgrade soon to make it better.

If you can see this shop it was a nice and very refreshing place. There's a beautiful arrangement of the shop. This is a visually appealing shopping destination residing on the north end of Chicago. There are a lot nicer brands. The products are highly quality and have a super nice selection. This shopping centers features more than 450,000 square feet o f space and include many well known upscale store like a massive blooming dales, max mara, gucci, michael kors, the 16 station called vaults due to their unique architecture, are cooking up street, tacos, sushi, steamy soup, burgers and others. You can see the beautiful decorations during Christmas. It is currently the ninth tallest building in Chicago and the 31st tallest in the United States. The mall opened with Henri Bendel as a junior anchor.

Landmark Review: $$$$ cha ching as you ring up at the cash register. Be prepared to spend a lot of money if you shop at the 900 shops. It is one of the most luxurious malls on the Mag Mile containing many name brand and designer stores. Some of my favorite stores/restaurants to visit include Frankie's pizza, J. Crew, and William Sonoma. Other stores that maybe of interest include coach, montblanc, and bloomingdale. Hidden gem: Sign up for the 900 visitor program card for additional savings in select stores. Discount parking if you buy from the shops and night time special for parking as well.

The mall cafeteria is a hidden gem! There's a decent meal at decent price for every person of every diet here. Don't get deterred by the bougie exterior. They are located on the second highest floor serving up a range of dishes from fast food such as Small Cheval, Deep dish pizza, a bucket of crunchy waffle fries that rivals Chic Fil A's to healthy dishes such as cold press juice, buddha bowls and healthy desserts. Not to mention they have a wide array of free condiments and a garlic aioli dispenser straight out of my dreams. Not to mention the cafeteria is equipped with a great self service system. You head to the machine and you can browsed through all the restaurants and order different dishes from all the restaurants as if ordering on one menu. Needless to say I often spend a good 5 minutes just browsing through my options.

I've come here for several reasons but this last one was to buy my coffee from Nespresso at Sur de la Table. As you walk in the building from Michigan avenue, the service desk is to your right as you come in. And the escalators are right in front. Look up and you will see the ceiling with large LED screen displaying art among other designs. The store is clean and it offers seating on every floor so you can relax. Plenty of stores to choose from, Gucci, Bloomingdales and much more.

I'm having a bad day lately so I need to refresh my mind. To do it I need to enjoy it and I decided to spend my whole day in this mall. I went to the food court first to eat my breakfast. I just bought a sandwich and some lemonade. The sandwich was good but the lemonade was too sour. After that I went to the stores. I bought sandals, dresses, accessories and many more. Some of the products that I bought are at a higher price and some are cheaper price. But I'm too happy with the quality of the products. Then I watched some movies. After that I eat again and go to the arcade. I'm so happy that I spent my whole day here.

The most gorgeous shopping mall with great stores and the food court is absolutely incredible. The building is absolutely spotless at all times and all the employees take great pride in their work and the building. We stayed in Chicago for a week and we were excited to stop by the shops each day of our trip and for something new each time. What a lovely experience with the most well run building I have seen. Kudos to them team and management!

I just love these shops! It is very busy, but there is something for everyone. It is a great place to people watch, as there are all walks of life in here. There are a lot of meat stores- why is that? I don't know.... There is a huge Christmas tree during the holidays which is just amazing, and they decorate to the full extent. I love that!

My mom and dad's anniversary is next week and I want to give them a present. I'm planning to buy my dad shoes since he has a room collection in our house and also a denim jacket. Then I will buy bags and sandals for my mom since she also has a collection of them. So I came here this morning. I enter one department store and find what I need. ThenI bought a denim jacket. After that I went to the shoe store for women to buy my mom sandals. Then I went to the bag store to buy a shoulder bag. It is expensive since it has a brand. Then lastly I went to a shoe store to buy my father a pair of shoes. It looks cool and amazing. I'm sure he will display it in his collection. I'm glad that I bought everything I need.

I love coming here because it's quieter and I love the atmosphere. The shops are more on the high end side, but I tend to visit Bloomingdales, Kendra Scott, and Intimacy bra shop. I also like the little gifts you get when you spend a certain amount (I believe it's $200) through out the the mall. My last visit here I actually came for a casting call. The mall is doing an awesome campaign called #iamchicago. I had a great time and love living in walking distance from these great shops on Michigan Avenue. Definitely make sure you go during the holidays! In my opinion they have the best Christmas Tree in town. :)

We have a party next week and I came here to buy an outfit. It was a simple party and I decided to buy a dress. I came here early and there were a lot of people inside. I entered one of the outlets where they have a women's section. I can't see any pretty dress that would satisfy my taste. I went to another outlet and I can see other staff that are available so I just left and found another store. It tooks 4 outlets before I found a good outlet. I found a baby blue dress with a plain design. It was simple and pretty. It's a little bit expensive but worth the price. I also bought sandals that were perfect for my dress. I'm happy that I finally found my outfit. I just gave this mall a 4 stars rating.

With the addition of Aster Hall, this is now THE BEST SHOPPING venue on the entire Mag Mile. I mean, they have it all now. They were only missing a great food option. I used to have to leave this building to go eat and that was sad but now it's all in the one place and it can't be better. It's just perfect. Well done all around!

The 900 Shops or as I normally refer to it as 900 North Michigan is an impressive mall upon first entry because you can see 5 floors of mall right off the bat. I'd classify this mall as a higher end mall but not a completely high end mall. If I had to compare it to another mall elsewhere I'd say it's more like a Village of Merrick Park in Coral Gables. 900 most definitely has high end stores like Gucci, Mont Blanc, Kate Spade but also has some regular priced stores like J Crew, Sur La Table and Adidas. The anchor however is overwhelmingly Bloomingdale's as their signs can be seen at the front of every single level of this mall. The wonderful thing about this mall is they have free wifi and have had it for years.

i did my window shopping and also visit the marmaid this morning shes beutiful on the second floor

The mall looks like it is dead but it has newer stores in it. Stores for men stores for women lots of restaurants and it is a typical Mall except that it is quiet and private like for those in the know. Arris Wi-Fi throughout the mall and they have charging stations on the lower mall level.

900 N is a high end mall. Therefore it weeds out the majority of tourists. This means it is a lot quieter, a lot more room to walk and think, and just overall a better experience than the water tower place. Aka the Bloomingdale's building, there are only two reasons I visit 900 N. For bloomingdale's and for Baisi Thai. I absolutely love shopping for my colognes / perfumes in bloomingdale's because they sometimes have a better selection than Nordstrom, and definitely have less customers. Even though I love Nordstrom just as much, there are days when I just want a relaxing shopping day so 900 N is the way to go. The Banana Republic here is also quite good. Even though small, its nice to have a truly affordable price point amidst all the luxury retailers.

We came here at noon and there are so many people inside. We planned to eat in the food court but there are so many customers in there and there are no vacant to sit. We decided to eat in the restaurant. Price of the food in the resto is pricey than the food court. They food also is in a small portion so it will not fill your stomach. After we eat we went to the stores and bought some clothes. We love the clothes that we buy. Some of the staff are not welcoming. Some are rude and some are good. After that we eat again and we eat in the food court. Luckily there are only few customers here. Were tired and we had a happy and tiring experience here.

Bring your wallet and don't be shy, this is a location filled with luxury products and services so you will not find Gap or Old Navy here. My favorite store here is the Gucci store and it helped that they were having a healthy sale when I went to check them out even tho I ended up across the street at LV. This is where you can find the big brands and if you're not shy, they won't be shy to sell it to you. The store has great hours so you can browse late into the night and it's next door to State and Rush St shops as well as Delaware shops!

Ah, lifestyles of the rich and famous. This is the place to spot them. 900 is spot-on because that's at least how much everything costs. I feel like the malls on Magnificent Mile are spread out by class and this one certainly is for the high class. The rich decor and the shops both define luxury and it drives away the average tourist--it's true, you'll see very little. This is where premier brands build their very own empire and distinguishes itself from the rest; it has luxury written on the outside and inside and feels like another Trump Tower. The Bloomingdales here is actually one of the nicer and organized ones I've been to because the mall is almost dead--that is how quiet this place is, it's scary. Nicely spread out mall and if your'e going to drop some major ones, skip Nordie's and the brick and mortar shops on Michigan Ave. because you might get more attentive service here.

I came here with my mother. She want to buy a new bag to paired for her dress. They have a party later with her friends. When we enter on one of their store staff accompanied us. They greet us with a nice and positive attitude. My mom asked me if the bags look good to her. She also ask the ladies staff if the bag was good to her. My mom want me to choose bag for myself. I choose a simple black sling bag that matches in any different kind of clothes. While she's at the counter I went outside. They have a big Christmas tree that measure 3rd floor high. And some couch to sit in. After a minute my mom went happily outside. She's very happy that she got a good new quality bag. It's branded so it's more pricey that any other bag.

Definitely one of the nicest "malls" on Michigan - once inside, the tourist hordes disappear and you're free to browse some seriously upscale stores. The anchor here is Bloomingdale's and there are 5 floors of luxury shops to peruse. Many have mentioned Mark Shale, but it looks like they are closing - the whole store is 50%+ off right now. I will confess that my favorite store here is Teuscher Chocolates because I am an "upscale fat-ass".

This is one of the best places to shop. They have a whole section dedicated to just cellphone and cellphone accessories. A good place to buy clothes, bags, and shoes too! I had my new cellphone from this place and it was really good. It has good quality, no problem occurred while using it. Absolutely, perfect!

You can't go wrong with Bloomingdales! But if you're a guy and you're in this mall, prepare to hold your girl's purse the whole time, as this place is not a good place for dudes. I'd say one of the better stores to go to here is Lulu Lemon. As a man I just can't bring myself to wear clothing with such a ridiculous name, but my friends swear by the stuff. Oh and don't forget there's a gym at the bottom - Equinox. If you need a quick healthy snack they have a snack bar next to it.

This is a shop- a-holic's dream! A Mall that has Equinox on the Lower Level, All the high line shops on floors 2-5 and restaurants and cafes on 5 and six is the perfect shopping sandwich...I just made that up. Basically, I could not get enough of it! The end.

What's not to love?! It's a mall on NOMI with some great stores and restaurants. Bloomies is their anchor store and I'm not a big fan. But there are many other stores to lure you in. Like paying big bucks for skin care? L'Occitane has you covered. Gucci is here, Uggs is here, Mont Blanc is here, Kate Spade, Lu Lu, Steinway, blah, blah, blah. You get the picture. Hungry? Oak Street Restaurant is kind of like a high end diner. I do like their warm duck breast sandwich. They have tons of breakfast and lunch options and high prices for the high rent they pay. There is a decent Thai place and a really average Italian place with a really silly name. Heck, they even have a Potbelly! The mall is open and airy and never feels crowded. Why go to Water Tower Place when 900 kicks ass over it?!

As Lorrie M. has noted, this is one seriously luxurious set of stores - your wallet had better be pretty darn fat if you want to have some fun here. With brands like Montblanc, Club Monaco, Gucci and Mark Shale flanked by the likes of Bloomingdale's, be ready to go hard or go home. Sadly, I went home XD Good window shopping though!

Classy, elegant, and overly expensive. This is a small and narrow mall in the middle of the Magnificent Mile. Three floors of stores that I would probably never shop at on a regular basis, except for maybe Charming Charlie's. The Nordstrom is huge and it has a Louis Vuitton in it! I've never seen that before. FYI: This is the only mall I've ever seen to have table cloths in its food courts. :P