Top Things to do in DuPage County
Top Hotels in DuPage County
- 1. Best Western Chicago - Downers Grove
- 2. Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Hills Resort & Conference Center
- 3. Hyatt Lodge Oak Brook Chicago
- 4. Hyatt House Chicago / Oak Brook
- 5. The Westin Chicago Lombard
- 6. Hilton Chicago / Oak Brook Suites
- 7. Best Western Plus Oakbrook Inn
- 8. Hyatt Place Chicago/Naperville/Warrenville
- 9. Red Roof PLUS+ Chicago Naperville
- 10. Hyatt Place Chicago / Lombard / Oak Brook
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Top 10 Shopping in DuPage County, DuPage County
Discover the best top things to do in DuPage County, United States including Orchids by Hausermann, Adagio Teas, The Little Popcorn Store, Anderson's Bookshop, ClaySpace Ceramic Arts Center, Gallery's Choice, Antique and Chic Winfield, Antiques Of Winfield, Maple Leaf Coffee Roasters, French Market.
Restaurants in DuPage County
1. Orchids by Hausermann
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Danutax13
Every year I visit this place. A very large selection of orchids at a good price and friendly service
2. Adagio Teas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 174 reviews
Adagio Teas Naperville: A sensory playground of superior loose-leaf teas. Located in Naperville, IL. Sample any tea in our vast collection. Explore novel varieties and discover new favorites. Offering knowledgeable staff, top-notch tea, and a low-pressure shopping environment, we'd love to help guide your tea journey, at Adagio Teas Naperville. Book a tasting event for yourself or with friends and learn about what sets us and our teas apart. We buy our loose-leaf tea directly from the farmers who grow them, ensuring the ultimate experience in flavor and freshness. Create custom blends of teas and inclusions (fruits, flowers and herbs) to find a flavor that's uniquely yours. Want to drink and run? Enjoy tea-to-go. Available hot or iced, but always brewed fresh. Let us make your favorite or help you discover something new. Either way, we guarantee your enjoyment of fresh leaves, perfectly prepared. Come and let us share with you our passion for tea!
3. The Little Popcorn Store
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By 866TaylorB - Chicago, United States
I wonder if football legend Red Grange, the most famous resident of Wheaton, Illinois, ever visited the Little Popcorn Store. Nearing its 100th anniversary, the Little Popcorn Store is a local treasure, perhaps the world's smallest store of any kind. Located at 111 West Front Street, at Main Street, in downtown Wheaton, one of Chicago's western suburbs, it is only 49 inches wide by 60 feet long. It is like walking into a Norman Rockwell painting with popcorn freshly popped and candy lining the walls. The late owner Bill Wakefield, who ran the business for more than 40 years before passing away in 2019, pointed out that what separates his popcorn from others is the use of white corn, which is sweeter, smaller and less tough than yellow corn. Also, it is lighter and doesn't need butter. Just add vegetable oil and a light amount of salt. But only one flavor, no caramel or cheese. Candy lovers can choose from gummis, candy corn, candy dots, chocolate covered marshmallows, Reece's pumpkins, Mary Janes, Necco's wafers, salter pumpkin seeds, peppermint, penny candy, root beer barrels and many others. Also on sale are posters, ornaments, note cards and other artwork. The Little Popcorn Store is open from 10 to 9 Monday through Saturay and from noon to 5 on Sunday.
4. Anderson's Bookshop
5. ClaySpace Ceramic Arts Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By jodys587 - Bolingbrook, United States
Believe me, I spent 13 years in the ceramics lab at College of DuPage, back in the 80's and 90's. I had a artist's in residence status, that allowed me keys to come and go. I spent many hours of my spare time enjoying the friendship of many different instructors and students, while working on my own techniques in porcelain art. Recently, I ran into one of my inner circle buddies from that group, while at an art fair in Geneva. Kate Keilty had her own booth, and told me how things at C.O.D. fell apart when a new department head took over. They were no longer happy to have students repeat the course in ceramics, over and over. Some people were production potters, and were using the studio too much. So a group of ceramic artists broke away to start their own co-op, and began what is today Clay Place. That's what my attention, and I went to see it for myself a few days later. I was impressed by the number of kilns, the types of kilns, the huge area being utilized for wheels, tables, and storage. I got a full tour, and was totally impressed. The classes are taught by professional ceramic artists, as well as ones with teaching backgrounds. Supplies were priced reasonably, because of their co-op, Not-for -profit status. I am currently working in fused glass, at a studio about ten minutes from this location, and have a good place to sell my jewelry as well as doing trunk shows. If I went back to ceramics, I would go to ClaySpace in a heartbeat. I have told all my friends who have shown an interest in clay that I highly recommend this fine environment for learning and personal growth in all things clay.
6. Gallery's Choice
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Gallery's Choice is a family-friendly art and gift gallery with a hands-on art focus. We featuring 75+ local Illinois artists, including owner/artist Rose Jarecki. PLUS we host classes in stained glass, fused glass, mosaics; painting in oils, watercolors and acrylics; jewelry and metalsmithing! (All scheduled classes.) PLUS, from our lavender field, find culinary and bath-beauty products!
7. Antique and Chic Winfield
8. Antiques Of Winfield
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Located in downtown Winfield, we have 3 floors, 6,000 sq. ft. and over 50 dealers bringing you wonderful treasures and much more. Featuring Antiques, Primitives, Repurposed, Vintage, Furniture, Toys, Glassware, Advertising, Collectibles, Jewelry, Ephemera and more. Inventory changes daily, never the same place twice.
9. Maple Leaf Coffee Roasters
10. French Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By LeezFamily - Wheaton, United States
The French Market is the perfect place to stroll on Saturday morning, pick up some fresh produce and baked goods, some flowers, and a coffee and maybe a baked good or two. Also craft jewelry, hot sauces, and other interesting sundries. Love checking it out with our family.
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