This is my rating based on the potential that I'm seeing with the redevelopment of this mall. Over…read moretime, this mall has generally been a good spot to gather with a quality set of stores, though there's definitely a lot more competition nearby with good options in all of the surrounding shopping centers that cover all the different varieties of shops and restaurants. With lots of indoor malls closing nearby, this setup has become a bit more of a rarity, and personally I still like having a large spot with furniture to sit down at when I need to rest, a climate controlled area for when it's too hot or cold outside, and lots of fun spots to do seasonal pictures. With Hawthorn 2.0, I'm quite excited for what is to come. It looks like there will be a fresh set of solid anchors like Perry's Steakhouse, AMC, Dave & Busters, Macy's, etc. If this develops similarly to Randhurst, this would be a great spot to gather in Vernon Hills. Even before this is complete however, Hawthorn Mall has retained more quality tenants and has an overall cleaner and more modern look than some of the other indoor malls nearby. With the next closest similar offering being Woodfield Mall, this is still a fairly unique offering.

A lot of stores are gone and they have all these pop up stores. Totally stinks. The mall was…read morecompletely dead for a weekday afternoon. I couldn't believe how many name brand stores are out of the place. Many kiosks that were all closed up and not even open. The good stores all left. There was NOT a good selection of places to shop from, just totally expecting something better for a richer area of Illinois. The Hot Topic store is large and they carried a lot of good things with plenty of stock items, but you could tell they didn't have much merchandise, the store is just that large. The bath and body works is very small and doesn't have everything like other stores. The customer service was good, but man this place is just a ghost town. Higher prices for not the best items either, just not worth the money or drive.

Needed a new place to study and decided to check out this library. I'm someone who needs to study…read morenext to a window and feel like i'm outside getting fresh air. There are three tables alongside this wall of windows with outlets. This is all I need out of a library, so it gets 5 stars. If you're looking for a place to enjoy the sunshine, choose this library and these tables specifically.

Quite a nice public library located in Libertyville. Total upgrade from before. You can rent their…read moreNintendo Switch and play various games. There's also a vending machine on site as well as a fresh Keurig coffee maker. Very quiet here and very clean and organized. Staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable they also give good recommendations on new books to read. There's even a Teen Zone area and a digital studio workshop area. Pretty cool!

Love it great deals for the navy family I will definitely come back one day , the jewelry ladies…read morewhere so professional and nice ,

Dude got discounts. Military family. Not sure if they're well or not. But child is a stalker…read morepassing as a normal human being in front of whoever he sees. Last name is Pierce.

This station is nicer than the others I've been too. It's clean, quiet, and it's warm inside…read moreduring the cold months like now! I love that there is plenty of parking outside. Still trying to school myself on the parking permit situation. I know if you're a Libertyville resident you have a permit and can park on certain spaces. If you are just an average Joe, you can still pay for your parking using the little kiosk near the station entrance, or use the App - ParkMobile. I believe parking is still $2/day. There are plenty of spaces to sit inside while you wait for your train, and also a bathroom. Even a little vending machine to buy a cold pop or water if needed. You don't have to walk far at all to get to the train platform as it's literally outside the door. Nice station.

I'm not sure why the Libertyville Metra Station has such a low rating on here. I think it is…read morefunctional and clean. It gets the job done. There is seating inside and outside to wait for your train or to be picked up. They have a ticket machine available, but honestly it is much easier buying a metra ticket on the app. The station is conveniently located in downtown Libertyville and has ample parking for commuters (for a price, of course). It is walkable to a couple of nearby coffee shops too. FYI Metra Milwaukee District North line to Chicago seems to run late all the time. So, allow for ample travel time!

The Lake Bluff Metra station is generally pleasant and useful…read more Good: the building is attractive and comfortable, in a woodsy Craftsman style. Bad: there are no benches to sit on at the outbound platform, as there are on the inbound side. Good: a ticket seller is present in the morning weekdays, to early afternoon. Bad: they lock the bathroom by early afternoon. Are they afraid I'll steal the paper towels? Good: the station is in the center of town. Within walking distance: a Friday farmer's market, several restaurants, banks with ATMs, a brewpub, grocery/deli, bike shop, post office, city park and public library. A small coffee shop is in the southern part of the station early on weekday mornings. Bad: there isn't anyplace within walking distance to get breakfast on a weekend before 9:00 AM.

This is actually a really nice station. It has a little mini "library" for patrons to take a book…read moreand return it whenever they're finished with it. I like that it's very close to some restaurants, in case you come early or want to grab a bite before your trip. The only thing wrong with this station is that sometimes the lady who you purchase your ticket from isn't there when the signs say she will be, which can cause issues on the train later (it's a higher fee for purchasing the ticket on the train if the train station is open). For the most part this has never been an issue for me, but you should always try to plan ahead. Other than that, it's a great station, much better than Great Lakes.

Mellody Farm is a favorite shopping center stop for us. It has an great variety of restaurants from…read moreButtermilk to Cafe Zupas to City Barbeque to Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar. There is something for everyone. Our latest trip took us to Tangled Roots Craft Beer & Kitchen where we enjoyed their brunch menu. Mellody Farm is home to an eclectic group of stores including HomeGoods, J. Crew Factory, Nordstrom Rack, REI Co-op, Verizon, and Whole Foods. There is also a fun vibe here. Their crosswalks have entertaining cartoon and animal characters (see pictures). Mellody Farm is a great shopping center and it comes highly recommended.

I had no idea this was here, as it's a bit out of the way for me. But, I needed to pick up an order…read moreat West Elm today, and this was the only location that had what I wanted in stock. As I drove into the shopping center, I thought it was really cute and a great set up. Parking was easy, it had a good vibe, and there's a nice range of shops. I wish I would've had more time to walk around and go shopping, but I was in a rush. I'm sure I'll come back sometime soon.

Nicest postal workers I've encountered so far! And they actually seem happy with their jobs…read more Service is pretty quick and didn't feel rushed, although My visits were towards the end of the day with no more than a handful of customers.

This is one of the small ones. Friendly service, but I don't think they would be able to handle the…read moreholiday rush here very efficiently. This place felt packed with only 6-7 customers in it. It has all the usual USPS services, as usual. As for parking, there is decent amount of street parking. Some are for 2 hour parking, and majority of them are metered parking. Be very aware that this location is surrounded by a brewery and couple of restaurants and stores, which, on a busy time, make it hard to find parking. I'm not sure if they have their on off-street parking, but I would guess they don't. And Lake Bluff police do drive around quite frequently to prevent any illegal parking.

To whom it may concern; I have been going to FHCC for @ 2…read moreyears now for a various medical reason. Each Dept. I have had to deal with has been WAY above my expectations. Polite, professional, knowledgeable! Military and civilians working like a well-oiled machine. You people ROCK! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

The atmosphere of this Federal Health Care Center is just what one would hope when it comes to…read moretaking care of those who served or are serving our country. Available upon arrival is free valet parking for an easier entrance for those with disabilities. Reservations for carts can be made both online or via phone for one to avoid walking, if necessary, to their destination. Of course, the security and safety of both patients and patrons is wonderful. As for our visit, my father is here for a hearing examination in addition to seeking better quality devices for easier hearing due to sensitivity with his skin. Hearing aides tend to irritate eczema that causes an inflammation; therefore, they suggested a visit to relieve him of discomfort and try something other than daily wear of what he has, presently. The VA is certainly taking care of their service men and women - a friendly reminder that we should do the same. Thanking all those who are helping my soon to be 94-year-old father. He served in the Korean War. I am blessed; therefore, I am thankful in more ways than one.