I like the store it has a lot of variety. I came here to get a shampoo and conditioner and I was…read morewith my 2 year old niece. We end up getting snacks and some of the konjac jelly juice. I was also excited as they carry the brand of lipstick I like. I put the different color of lipstick on the back of my hand until I found the color I like. Of course I cleaned my hand using the cotton swab and make-up remover. I end up buying more $100 something worth of snacks (including the shampoo and conditioner I came there originally). The girl who checked me out doesn't have a good customer service. I asked if they have trash and she said yes, so I handed over the cotton ball. And she pointed me to the end of the counter. I said, ok, so I walked there with my cart as I put my 2 year old niece on the cart. I thought she was done charging but I didn't realize that there are 2 more konjac jelly on the side of the cart and I didn't see it because my 2 year old niece was sitting on the cart. It was an honest mistake. Anyways I handed it over to her and saw her roll her eyes. I just keep my cool. I asked for an extra small bag so that I can put my niece snacks that we purchased. The girl said it's 10 cents. Girl, I just got more than $100 worth of stuff and you can't give me an extra bag? I've been in the store more than 10 times and didn't know that they charge the bags. Anyways I end up giving her $50 as that's the only cash I have. Most of the emplyees are nice but the girl in the counter yesterday sucks. I'm giving it 2 star due to the other employee who is more considerate and even open the door as me and my niece walked out the store. 1 star for having variety of stuff, but I can go to Park to Shop, Mitsuwa, or H-mart for a lesser price.

Quick take: We need Teso in CA…read more Omg! All of the non Popmart blind boxes! I couldn't buy any because I was limited on space since I only traveled with a carryon. Korean skincare galore! I could spends hours inside this store. Customer service was great!

So I am not a frequent shopper at DG, but I love their car freshener options and find them to be…read moremuch cheaper than Auto Zone, etc. In fact, the Fresh brand carried here is preferable because it doesn't over power anything. I only need a hint of scent especially when he heat is cranked up during winter months. During this visit, I went in for air freshener and left with chips, thin mints, a $1 birthday gift bag (because it was too cute to leave - even though I don't know of an upcoming birthday lol) and $1 Mike n Ike's. The cashier greeted me when I entered and asked if I found everything okay. Also, another worker led me to the air freshener once it was apparent I was in search and lost. This location is well organized and conveniently location. Keep it up!

I stop into this location quite often as I live right down the street. The employees are very…read morefriendly and helpful, but I wanted to leave this review specifically because I had left my wallet on the counter last Monday and they were so great about holding it for me, and getting it back to me. I was frantic... Thank you so much DG!

This is a fun place to come look through bins for items at a discount. Most of the items are…read morethings you would find on Amazon or possibly Temu. Most items are in product packaging or have cryptic labels that give you an idea of what's inside. Some items are in unmarked boxes with no labels that you have to take to the open box counter to see what's inside. You never know what kind of goodies you will find; kitchen gadgets, electronics, cleaning tools, shoes, gloves, pet supplies, books, decors, etc. The first day, Saturday, prices start at $10 and each day the price drops until $1 Thursday. They are closed on Fridays to restock the bins. There are also special sections there are discounted differently from the bins, like Wyze Cordless Vacuum S for $100 or golf club set for $180. They opened in Dec. 2025. The people working here are nice and friendly. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

This review is based solely on the nostalgic Lanzi's "Cashew Nut & Rice Crunch" that I ordered from…read moreThe Uptown Shop! Back in the 70's & 80's, my parents always used to buy these & we loved them! Then suddenly, they just disappeared from store shelves. Well, many years later, Lanzi's is BACK!!!! You can order them from the Uptown Shop. I just got a box in the mail. Flavor-wise it's REALLY CLOSE to the original (they had to reverse-engineer it because the recipe was lost after Elmo Lanzi passed on & production of the candy stopped). But man, it is pretty darn close & still tastes DELICIOUS!!!!

Cute shop with some really beautiful holiday items, especially the hand-blown glass ornaments…read more Picked up a few treasures on deep discount today as they are moving shop and were clearing out inventory. They are relocating a few doors south, in the space previously occupied by the toy store.

If you're coming to this place expecting a typical Nordstrom experience, you're in the wrong place…read more This is where Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack returns and overstock go for their absolute final markdown, and it is a treasure hunt adventure! Everything is sold "as-is" and all sales are final. A lot of the items are returns so you should check for stains, holes or broken zippers before checking out. Overall, if you are patient, get adrenaline rushes for some chaos, you can come out of here with some good designer finds.

I gave it a one star just because the manager was friendly and helpful! Otherwise, it will be all…read moreZERO. Don't expect to be treated nicely like at Nordstrom or Nordstrom Rack. Their stuff might be from Nordstrom, but the staff's rudeness is way beyond. After an hour of searching for the vow renewal dress, I finally found "the one", but the worst part was there was no tag. One of their policies is no tag, no sale, but I thought it should be a simple fix. The fitting room staff said the process of getting a new tag could take a day or two, which might not be the case at other retailers. Normally, it would take just a minute or two, even at stores like Savers or Goodwill. She also refused to call the manager to meet me, saying there was no point because the manager would go through the same process anyway. She suggested I wander around to find him. I decided to walk away toward the front store and stopped to ask two young staff working in the pants and shoes sections to call the manager for me. They said they couldn't find the manager nearby, so they called another staff member to call him. Finally, I was able to speak with Alex, the manager. I was on the verge of tears because I was upset and stressed. This store is like a thrift store--if you don't get the item that day, you might not find it again because they don't have the same inventory as a retail store. As I mentioned, it took me over an hour to find this dress. I explained the situation to Alex, including how much time I spent, the importance of finally finding the one dress that you and your spouse love, the stress of potentially losing it and not being able to find it again if I had to wait a day to come back--especially since they have no hold policy. I was crying while talking to him, and he said he would see what he could do and walked to the back office. While waiting for the manager, I overheard giggling and mocking sounds from the two young staff I had asked for help earlier. When I turned around, they stopped but still giggled in my direction. I caught one of them pretending to cry. I approached them and took this as a teaching/ learning opportunity. I asked if they were making fun of me, and they denied it. Then I told them I saw that they mocked me crying. One girl said she asked her friend if I was crying, and her friend said yes--that's all. I told them that wasn't right because I had seen it happen quickly enough. As a teacher, I explained that that's not very nice, and they shouldn't do that to anyone because it's unkind and mean. I also told them that I believe the world should be about treating people with respect and kindness, which is one of the most important things these days. I spoke to them respectfully and calmly, without causing a scene, since they already looked embarrassed. The other staff members stepped in and asked what happened, so I explained. They moved the two young staff to different sections. However, none of them apologized. Alex returned and was able to put the tag on without any issues. He then quickly walked away, so I didn't get a chance to express my concerns. But at that moment, I was just so happy to have my dress that I chose to walk away from the stressful situation instead of letting it ruin my day. Lastly, the cashiers--maybe they're having a bad day--none of them smiled or greeted me. When I asked questions, they just brushed me off. I've never written such a long review before, but I hope the company or someone higher up sees this so they can improve the store environment and customer experience. In a world where you can be anything, be kind! That's all. P.S. Would I go back again? Maybe, because there are so many good finds with great value there. But I might have to wait a while because of what I just experienced.

I've spent my last dollar at this place. I'm tired of crappy stuff. 2 different slimes were…read morepurchased as Easter gifts. One was hard as a rock - Mango Cloud Slime. The other Spring Time Slime Carrot Cake is like a runny egg yolk. Neither can be played with. My daughter purchased mascara there. Well - that was dried up in the container. Nope not happening again!

Store Review: Shopping on a budget this is the place to…read morecheck out. I stopped by during Black Friday to check out the 5 dollar pillow pet juniors for my son. Unfortunately I did not see thomas the tank engine, but percy the tank engine. Otherwise the store is a higher end dollar shop and has a lot of ipad/iphone accessory for cheap if you need that. Overall if you know what you are buying this can save you money but the selection is limited. Pros- nothing over 5 dollars, lots of phone accessories Cons- limited selection Hidden deals- It is already a 5 dollar store, what more can you ask if nothing is more than 5 bucks.

Clean. Well organized. Friendly staff. Great pricing. Great selection. Honestly, the only negative…read moreis that te parking lotis not the easiest to navigate. It is very congested and tough to navigate, especially around the store entrance and gas pumps. Other than that, the store is fantastic and is a place that I will continue to visit routinely.

At 1 o'clock this afternoon, Costco only had one cashier open while the rest was all the self…read morecheckout or pre-scan. The lines were out of control. Additionally, the people scanning the pre-scan cart make mistakes. This is the second time that my cart has missed an item. Both times I chose to leave the item behind. This makes me not want to shop at Costco.

What was once Yorkshire Plaza is now Pacifica Square Mall, just north of the Fox Valley mall, and…read moreit's becoming quite the Asian-centered shopping complex. The grocery store Park to Shop has opened at last, and is surrounded by restaurants: Vivi Bubble Tea, Lao Szechuan, Levee Karaoke bar and grill, A Tasty Hot Pot, and others. I can only hope we'll get a Daiso/Hello Tokyo here (hint hint!) because Niles is a far haul from this side of town, and if we had one here I would be there every week! Would be the perfect place for one. Looking forward to seeing what else is added to this new endeavor and wishing them success.

Pacifica Square is beautiful -- I love the growing pan Asian community here in Aurora. My favorite…read moreis the food court inside the Park to Shop supermarket. I came here for lunch with my friend and her boyfriend. We were looking for some authentic Chinese food and was able to get that at Red Pepper. She was able to find roasted duck at Ah Yin's BBQ. It was a fun time catching up with her, and the food court had a ton of great options -- we were happily overwhelmed. I'd recommend Pacifica Square to anyone in the area looking for a hub of pan Asian owned businesses to support. It's really a one stop shop, you can get a bite to eat, get your essentials, and bubble tea -- this Asian girl's heaven on earth.