Gift Shops in Springfield, IL

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“We first visited this shop a few years back and loved it! We visited again this past summer and love it even more! The shop owner was roaming around, greeting every customer like family, gave my little boys a plush bunny each, that they still carry to bed with them every night! It was the kindest thing that has ever happened to us whilst visiting out of town! We cannot wait to go back and stock up on more tie-dye, they literally have the best tie-dye around and much much more, you could spend hours in this store and not see it all! Definitely worth the drive :)”

4.8 Superb58 Reviews

“They are the only store that also carries men accessories I bought the best scarfs and gloves ever in my life. They were current European Men’s Fashion while most stores in the USA are a year or more behind. Prices are a bit high but the quality makes it worth it! I go back there every time I’m in town I hope they have gloves when I go up again in the next few days.”

5 Superb10 Reviews

“This place has everything you need. From cool stuff to wear to accessories for weed. Reminds me of one of my favorite places to shop for my accessories in Columbia Mo called AARDVARKS.”

4.8 Superb37 Reviews

“Husband, father, lawyer, US Representative, President of the United States. So interesting to visit the only home that President Abraham Lincoln ever owned. The home was bought by Lincoln and his wife in 1844. As he became more successful reflecting the American Dream that he embodied, he expanded his family and his home. Three of his four sons were born in this home. One died here. As he became more affluent, he was able to add a second story to the home. He also renovated the kitchen in anticipation of moving back to Springfield after the end of his presidency. His assassination ended the dream for a hometown retirement. Today, tours explore the home and lives of Abraham Lincoln and his young family. A NPS Ranger guides small groups through the formal parlor, the sitting room, the dining room, bedrooms and the kitchen. Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln had separate bedrooms which was fashionable and a sign of success achieved. Surprised at how small Lincoln's desk in the corner of his bed was considering his height of 6'4". After Lincoln's assassination, the home was rented to tenants who often charged fees to visit the home. They also left the home in disrepair. In 1887, Lincoln's only surviving son, Robert Todd Lincoln, donated the family home to the state of Illinois with the stipulation that it be open and free for all to visit and that it be well maintained. It was restored to its 1860 appearance when the Lincoln's left to go to the White House. Time tour tickets are available on a first come, first served basis at the Ranger Station. Tickets are free. Such an interesting and sad part of our nation's history.”

4.8 Superb23 Reviews

“This is a great place to find very nice interior items for your home! The items are unique and very high quality and absolutely not what you will find at other stores in Springfield! Their inventory is always changing with a great selection of items. The staff here are also very good to work with and are very friendly!”

4.8 Superb10 Reviews

“This cute shop in downtown Springfield is packed full of the greatest selection of gifts for every age. The children's area is amazing. Stop by and shop for yourself too, I love all of the bath and candle choices.”

4.7 Superb31 Reviews

“Yep, she is my sister but still a beautiful friendly shopping experience. Don’t forget to walk and look down, then up, then straight ahead. Something for everyone at any budget.”

4.6 Superb11 Reviews

“My wife and I had first seen the rhythm motion clocks at a store during a weekend getaway. 5 months later we decided to purchase one online and found the website for Springfield Clocks. The website is very easy to navigate, and even though the one we wanted was out of stock the folks at Springfield Clock kept a constant communication throughout the whole process. The way the clock was packaged and delivered shows how much they care about their clocks and their customers. Well done!”

4.6 Superb12 Reviews

“Cute little shop in downtown Springfield, locally owned and right by some of the historical sites. The owner is super friendly, stop in and take a look, have a chat.”

4.6 Superb17 Reviews

“This is a very neat little shop. All kinds of fun little gift items for all kinds of occasions. The shopkeeper is very friendly and helpful. I had a blast just looking at all the stuff. I will definitely be going back for a few things. I like that it's all fair trade quirky world wide stuff. Very cool place.”

4.45 Superb20 Reviews

“Village Tea Room did not disappoint! I went with some friends to celebrate the holiday, and everyone really enjoyed their meal!! The lobster bisque and lemon meringue pie were absolutely amazing!! My sandwich was also really good, but a little light on the cheese and heavy on the apple butter. My only complaint was that it took a long time to get our food. But they were very busy and the food was worth the wait! For being in the Midwest, I can't believe how good the bisque is!”

4 Good35 Reviews