City Goods

In all my years of travel, I haven't found anything quite like City Goods! This is such a unique concept, and I love that the focus is on local makers and curators. Definitely worth poking around (and I bet it's a great spot for holiday shopping!).

City Goods is like the brick-and-mortar version of Etsy. It’s a cool place to walk around, shop and support local businesses. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming, plus one of the hangars houses a small bar with locally sourced craft beer and wine! Fun for the whole family.

Went for some holiday shopping last weekend. Some places have cute stuff, but everything is pretty pricey. Reminds me of Van Aken, fun to visit but hard on the wallet. BUT... BE CAREFUL. Parking is not easy. After an hour I came back to a smashed car window that set me back $300. This area is sketchy. Woke up today to hear on the news someone was shot literally on the corner there and left in the middle of the street. At 5 pm. in the afternoon! Sorry, but until things are a little safer, I won't be back.

City's Good was a great time to explore and shop at this stores they have! Such a great idea, amazing atmosphere for the little shops, and great products! Highly recommend coming out here to shop a little and have a drink or two in the lounge!

Over 20 shops all filled with local makers and artists. It is the perfect way to enjoy the afternoon having a little bevy at the bar and support local.