RR #1 Chicago: A treasure trove of one-of-a-kind gifts.
RR #1 Chicago is a distinctive gift shop at 814 N Ashland Ave in Chicago, offering hundreds of knickknacks, home decor, children's books and toys, fragrances, and candles. The surprisingly large store features a hidden room in the back. Friendly, helpful staff assist shoppers in selecting the perfect gifts and cards, making it a welcoming destination for unique presents.
814 N Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60622, USA
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Curated collection of one-of-a-kind gifts, including home decor, toys, and accessories.
Wide variety of aesthetically pleasing home decor items, from candles to art pieces.
Friendly staff help you find the perfect gift based on your needs and preferences.
Selection of children's books, toys, and plush animals like Jellycat.
Assortment of high-quality fragrances and candles for home or gifting.
Overall rating
Garret S
Vi V
This place is so cool it looks like it belongs on Diagon Alley. They have every gift you could possibly think of and I have to prevent myself from spending hours here any time I go
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Lou Lou
This is such a fun store!! Every single surface (excluding the walking path on the floor but including the ceiling) is covered in fun things to buy! They have rugs, cookware, art, jewelry, hats, pins, lotion, stickers, and more! It was so entertaining to take my time and walk through what used to be an old house and find so many trinkets to take home. The rugs really caught my eye! They have fair prices for the pieces they sell and unique items for everyone. I could be in there all day and still want more time to explore! It’s next to lots of food places too so you can refuel for your adventure here too. Check it out!!
Calvin Cottrell
What a pleasant surprise this place was! I stopped at a local store to buy matcha as a gift and when I asked if they knew where I could buy a nice mug they recommended RR #1, so I stopped by. I was very happy to find lots of affordable glassware ($10-20), friendly staff, and tons of interesting items in stock (signet rings, notebooks, handmade cards, etc.). The staff elegantly boxed up the glasses I bought for free. I will definitely be back.
mia baker
