We received a coupon to this business at the Kane County Cougars game and it seemed worth checking…read moreout since I do various historical cosplay. However, according to their website they're only serving theatrical companies right now, with no end date as to when they may start working with the general public again? According to their website they also did/have done Halloween costumes, themed weddings, proms, Jane Austen Society, special effects makeup, and more. I'll hang onto the coupon and hope they work with the public again at some point...

I went there Sunday and as soon as we stepped into the shop we were created. My family and I…read morewandered around looking for a costume. If I needed help I got it pretty much right away. There is so much to choose from like fruit, musicals, old, and new. I found a really nice steampunk costume there and for only $55 I could rent it for 3 weeks. Quality costumes for cheap price.

Love the whole experience! From the staff down to the assortment of pottery pieces to paint!read more

What a fun and unique date night experience! We wanted something new to try and went to one of…read morethese growing up so wanted to respark our creative sides and try it out. They have a ton of options and it's nice to be able to pick something that you might actually use for your house. (I ended up with a turtle dish that is being used as a jewelry holder!) There's no time limit and walk-ins are welcome, we went around 7:30 at night. The girls working there were super friendly and explained everything to us, only thing is I wish they didn't accidentally cover up our numbers with paint since I couldn't remember which was which. Not too sure why there is such a negative review about the pricing, they're very upfront about pricing and there is plenty of options around the 20$ mark. would I recommend taking younger kids here? Probably not. But older kids would have such a fun time and get really proud seeing their work finalized.

We went for a cooking class, a holiday gift for my husband, in late February. We had a great time!…read more The chef and assistants were very helpful, made it fun, and shared great tips. I know these classes aren't technique driven by any means, but I always come away with a few tips and tricks to apply in my own kitchen, and this was no different. Picked up a few tools to use as well. That being said, if you are looking for a start to finish class, where you prep and do ALL of it, this is not that - I know that is the goal for most people, but there are a few who want a true experience, this again, is more idea based.

I've taken two baking classes here (puff pastry and make-and-take Buche de Noel), both with the…read moresame chef. You will receive a coupon before your class; the day of class, the recipes will be emailed to you (if you're organized, print to take notes). You get 10% off on anything in-store the day of class, including more classes; and you might get a coupon afterwards. So I've never actually shopped here without getting a discount (new Nordicware pans? Silicone spatulas? sure!). An advantage to taking a class is there's actually parking early in the morning, though if you park close (on the street, in the lot across the way) you may need to move your car after class when there isn't. Unmetered street parking is available around the corner/block if you don't mind carrying your goodies that far. The baking classes, like those I've taken elsewhere, have you working in groups of 3 or 4, so you aren't doing everything 100% yourself. Wear comfortable shoes: you'll be standing the whole time. Ingredients are prepped and pre-portioned for you and trash whisked away; there's water and tea and you can get in one or two coffee orders (latte, espresso). Recipes were easy to understand and quite tasty; I felt confident I could make them myself. The buche class actually had each of us preparing our own individual cake, not working communally. The chef teaching it was stressed out, so it was much less relaxing (Corporate had not allocated prep time on the clock; had not sent any cake boards; boxes were not available in a proper size; the rosemary never arrived; the pre-prepped frozen buttercream separated and had to be coddled...). This is apparently the most complicated class they teach and while we all had a cake when we were done, we didn't get to make any of the decorations, though he walked us through them and sent us home with cranberries and sugar. The chef was helpful, the assistants cheerful, and the final product looked great (even for the folks who said "I don't bake") and was delicious. I'll be watching to see if there are other classes I want to take - maybe with a discount!

I am very allergic to mold. Lately, whenever I'm in the back of the store, I smell mold. I even saw…read morebuckets on the floor which makes me think there are water leaks in the roof. If you are allergic like I am, beware and consider shopping somewhere else. I feel sorry for employees who are exposed to it long term.

had receipt to return but cashier rang products under wrong dept so they had to go to security…read moretapes to pull video on purchase transactions to pull i purchased. not only time consuming but embarrassing. workers here are never friendly!!!!

Such a beautiful store!…read more They have really transformed the space into a bright, warm and inviting location. This would be the perfect place to get a gift, they have things of all different price ranges and I seriously was walking around the store thinking I wanted most of it. They also have Nora Fleming and the most beautiful pillows I have ever seen.

Beyond excited for P.S. Flowers has opened in Warrenville! It's a beautiful home decor and gift…read morestore that will update their offerings based on the time of year/season. Patty, the owner, Ali f with her family, all grew up in Warrenville! Talk about supporting a local business! Right now the shop is decked for the winter holiday and it's like stepping into a magical wonderland. There is so much to see and devote available at all price points. The perfect place to find that holiday hostess gift, present or just treat yourself!

I'm 60, a painter with a BFA from SAIC, have been an artist for 40+ years. I came to this store to…read morere-up my entire palette of Golden fluid acrylics and maybe pick up some of the new OPEN acrylics while I was at it. We were first stopped just inside the door by one friendly associate who welcomed/greeted us and recited a long menu of store specials and their back to school sale, and if we need help she's right over there at the counter for us. We were like, ok, got it, thanks! I knew what I needed and just wanted to see the colors I was buying in person, so I start shopping. Less than a minute later here's another associate, another WELCOME here's ALL our sales and our BACK TO SCHOOL SALE and if you need ANYTHING we're right over HERE by the counter! Okay, I said, thank you, that's great. I smiled and again I tried to start shopping. Another thirty seconds and here's another associate who gives me, AGAIN, the welcome/sales sales sales/we're over HERE by the cash register if you need anything! (Where ELSE am I going to go look for assistance? The deli next door at Whole Foods?) Unable to concentrate on selecting my paints, I went to give my husband the three things I had managed to pick up and was stopped by another associate who gave us both the same sales speech AGAIN. It was as though the entire shift was actively preventing me from finding the materials I was there, cash in pocket, struggling to buy. Yes, I did start getting terse and snippy when I was just repeatedly approached with the very same canned spam sales pitch by multiple ridiculously aggressive associates, because it was incredibly annoying. Maybe they thought I was shoplifting? One associate who had already given us the sales speech and apparently taken offense at my manner then approached me when I was by myself (of course) still trying to look at the Goldens. In a voice dripping with contempt, they slowly and deliberately gave me the same speech yet again. That's not creepy or confrontational, is it. Refusing to make eye contact with them, I squinted at the tube in my hands and said again, great, thanks, got it. We were in the store for maybe five minutes, seriously, for all of that. The contemptuous confrontational person came to the door while I was outside waiting for my husband, and stood with phone in hand, watching me with a little smile, seemingly texting. So on top of all that I'm sure I'm the new Karen on some sad social media site somewhere. And then we drove to the Schaumburg Blick, which is awesome with associates who are allowed to speak normally to customers and let them shop, and I bought all the rest of my paint there.

Still a great store, but uh. Guys, update your voicemail! "As we head into Covid lockdown..." Not…read moretimely!

My go to for Halloween decorations for office and home. When you shop early in season you can…read morereally find some pretty cool finds. Not to mention the price is just right.

Love going to this dollar tree. There's parking right out front and it's never too crowded. We come…read morehere for party supplies, kids toys, games and arts and crafts. They also have helium balloons which is great since party city (next door) closes down. Everything is supposed to be priced at $1.25 but you do have to check to make sure the item you have isn't priced higher - which can be a challenge at times. Staff are always kind and helpful.

Great place!!! , the people are really nice and attentive!, but a lot of people think everything…read moreis a dollar here, but it's a "Dollar Store Plus", also I got balloons done here and the lady really knew what she was doing!! They came out really nice, and she also had some great recommendations for a bouncy house rental and a cake decorator!!!!