The Shops at North Bridge

This was a beautiful mall. I didn't get to shop but walking through it was so fun! Will be back

This is a nice mall, several stories high and has the Nordstrom shop in it. It's pretty quiet most days but it seems like it's ramping back up after the pandemic

Nice place to shop right off Michigan Avenue. Lots of stores and food places. There's a newer boba place inside that's really good. They do not take cash.

I truly enjoyed all the walks around that area. Plenty of amazing shopping opportunities, malls, and the Ralph Lauren restaurant Loved Chicago and the downtown area is just fascinating, particularly by the river walk. I wish they had more restaurants by the riverwalk, though

A very pretty place and the AC was a gift on the day we went. Parking was a bit tight at the time tho. Good choice of stores.

How on earth can a facility advertise something it 1. Does not have. 2. No employee has ever heard of? We booked a $325 room at the Gwen SPECIFICALLY for The Shops at North Bridge's pet friendly mall attached to it. The mall advertises pet waste stations, water bowls, etc. See the screen shot. We walked the ENTIRE mall and kept getting "Aw, how cute!" comments from people who acted like they'd never seen a dog. And I believe it if they are hanging out here. Not a single employee has ever heard of the floors 1&2 pet stations and they were no where to be found. We would have booked a hotel in Millennium Park had we known there is truly no indoor dog area here! Plus, the shops that are there are closed, closing or poorly managed. The website shows all these cool places that are non existent. I haven't seen a mall this empty since I was in Shreveport, La last. And it's on the Magnificent Mile!! Super disappointed.

There are various stores to choose from, very clean and you definitely feel safe shopping here. Good stores, amazing restaurants, many more.
The place is very beautiful and the staffs were very polite and friendly.
They have very nice quality products, that every person can return back to.
The guards and other staffs are friendly. It observes health protocols properly. So, I enjoyed shopping, roaming and eating here. It was amazing.
The parking space is not so crowded too. I love strolling and eating here at The Shops at North Bridge and see what's new to this store. I will recommend this shop to all of my family and friends. Shop now!

I prefer Barbie's South Bridge, to the shops at North Bridge, but these will have to do, for reviewing purposes.

This is an extraordinarily fancy high-rise shopping mall with terrible parking. It's located right in the middle of the loop of Chicago and exists on five stories or possibly more. Definitely one of the most interesting and urban malls that I've ever been to. It's full of high-end shops - the likes of which you won't find at some of your regular Mall-type places.

There are actually several expensive shopping malls in the area and honestly I think you must have a ton of money to live in the Loop of Chicago or at least to shop in the loop in Chicago. I'm sure a lot of the people shopping here are tourists but seriously. Holy High expenses Batman.

They have a food court on the 4th (or is it 24th) floor, with lots of crappy, overpriced, and mediocre options including a meh salad bar from NYC, a crap Poke place that sues people, and the worst fake Chinese imaginable. The Mid Eastern food up there is OK, though, as are a couple of Chinese options (authentic, a little bit), and the very very expensive Bubble Tea on the top floor is very good.

Speaking of very very expensive things that are very good. I have to call Barbie. Bye.

Beautiful and quaint shopping mall with a food court on the top floor. Kind of strange that the food court opens an hour after the mall. Enjoyed visiting shop such as White House Black market and the new fashion five. Everyone we encountered was very friendly and helpful.

You shoulda seen me a-window shoppin'! A-window shoppin' with eyes a-poppin'! Shopping on the Magnificent Mile is posh! This place is pretty boss. They've got some great shops in here, a large lobby, and cool decor.
The shopping center has a bunch of little kiosks that run down the center of the lobby, where they offer samples of things. I also saw that they have little vendors set up on tables with displays that look like science fair display boards.
The area is clean, and there's lots of different shops up in here, with many national chains, anchored by a Nordstrom's. I felt safe coming through here, and enjoyed shopping in this spot.
There's a food court up in here too, which I didn't check out.