Cermak Plaza

Cermak Plaza is a shopping center in Berwyn, Illinois located at 7001-7191 Cermak Road/22nd Street. It opened in 1956 and features Tony's Fresh Market, Ross Dress for Less, Office Depot, Party City, Marshalls, K&G Menswear, Shoe Carnival and other stores.
This shopping center was known for its weird sculptures that adorned it. The most famous one is "Spindle" from 1989-2010 which featured a steel spire with eight vintage cars impaled on it, this sculpture was seen in the movie Wayne's World. The other two notorious sculptures included a sculpture made of trash called "Big Bill Bored" (1990-1994) as well as the body of a Ford Pinto mounted on a wall of one of the stores. In 2009, Circuit City closed all locations. The latter of the sculptures listed above is the only one left. A model of the Spindle sculpture can be seen at Stratford Square Mall in Bloomingdale by the hallway to the men's restroom in the former Sears wing. 
This shopping center also featured a classic metal and neon sign popular at the time. The sign was replaced with more traditional plastic sign, done in the style of the original in 2010. 
== Stores ==
=== Current ===
* Tony's Fresh Market 
* Ross Dress for Less 
* Office Depot
* Party City
* Marshalls 
* K&G Menswear
* Shoe Carnival
=== Former ===
* Meijer Marketplace
* Circuit City
Category:Shopping Centers in Illinois
Category:Malls in Illinois
Category:Shopping Malls
Category:Shopping Centers
Category:Malls in the United States
Category:Former Meijer-anchored Properties