Shopping, Highland Park Village is one of the most popular places to shop. It’s home to unique restaurant and high-end shops. There are two level, so it provides a high-end shopping environment on both floors. It’s definitely for those who love to eat out as well as shop for clothes.
To get to a certain store, simply use the search bar at the top left of the map. Just type the shop’s name and it will appear. If you’d rather browse all the stores available, just scroll down and click on one of the categories. To zoom-in so you can see how everything is laid-out, move your mouse cursor around the map and then scroll up or down with your mouse wheel. You’ll also notice buttons at the bottom right which let you go into full-screen mode or zoom back out if you need a better look.
Explore the Shops and Floors
There are two floors in this mall. One is called Level 1 while the other is Level 2. To change floors, just click on those labels at the top right of the map. When you click on each of the store pins, you’ll be able to learn more details about that shop.
Level 1 is the primary shopping area. Luxury fashion brands is everywhere here. There’s an impressive array of Italian labels like Loro Piana, Moncler, and Fendi known for their high-end leather goods, cashmere, and outerwear. French luxury houses like Chanel, Dior, and Hermès feature high fashion, silk scarves, and iconic handbags. Prestigious names in jewelry and timepieces include Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Richard Mille, and Harry Winston. Other Swiss watchmakers like Vacheron Constantin and Audemars Piguet is also on this floor. American brands like Tom Ford and Tory Burch are also available. Contemporary designers like Alice + Olivia, Gabriela Hearst, and Khaite round out the fashion offerings, offering a blend of classic elegance and moddern styles.
Below that you’ll find specialty shops and services in addition to accessories and clothing. For beauty lovers there’s Dr. Barbara Sturm offers science-based skincare and Le Labo offers artisanal fragrances. There’s also the Highland Park Village Management Office as well as the Tax Free Office for international shoppers. Deno’s Highland Park offers unique home decor items. There’s St. Michael’s Woman’s Exchange, a nonprofit resale boutique.
The dining on this floor is great. Sadelle’s specializes in bagel towers and brunch, and Fachini serves Italian-American fare. Bistro 31 has Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. For more casual spots, try The Juice Bar for fresh juices or The Honor Bar for burgers.
For those who want to relax in an even more exclusiv environment, Level 2 is where you go. It has fewer stores than other levels. Designer clothing is available at Hadleigh’s and Brioni. For fashion lovers, there are also Western boots at Miron Crosby and fine jewelry at Material Good.
Restaurants become cozier and more upscale. At the Conservatory, you’ll find gifts and beauty items. Café Dior specializes in French-inspired cuisine. For a quieter meal, head to Teak Tearoom for lunch classics. Lounge 31 features cocktails and sushi upstairs from the bistro downstairs. Finally, at the very top is Park House, a private membership club featuring social and dining areas.
It’s an impressive place to shop because there are lots of high-end brands in one space. For casual browsers, the prices may be steep. The second level has a smaller size than the ground floor, which may limit some visitors’ experiences. Nevertheless, there’s a lot of different things to see and do, including many different food choices and a wide selection of luxurius goods. It makes for a complete experience for those who want to treat themselves with some serious retail therapy.
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