This isn't one of the biggest Wholesale stores on the strip…read more I have been here a few times but didn't check in because they weren't on the Yelp check in log so I finally added them as a business. I was a little scared in this store as a guy spoke about being on the run and being framed...All I wanted was my $1 bread. Now, I never heard or seen anything like that the last few times I have stepped in this store but it is not my first choice of places to go. The people are nice behind the counter but I truly thought I walked into an episode of a crime show and it was going to be my body as an outline on the floor. I couldn't collect my 4 quarters fast of enough to get out of this place. I can't say I won't venture back but next time I will have my money ready so I can get in and get out. Enjoy!!!

Great customer service. Child friendly. Cheaper than the store across the street. You have to ask…read morefor some items being that they are not displayed on sales floor. Have a variety of Chicago favorites for food.

Stopped by here for quick view of their shoes. I am in need of some new tennis shoes for playing…read morecardio tennis. Parking lot was very busy here but was able to grab a spot. Once in, had to wait as they crowd control how many consumers can be in store at once. I was happy at the selection of shoes at this store. I found four pair of sneakers. Ended up pulling the trigger on two of them. Ultimately got a nice pair of Nike court vision shoes for $44. Very good deal. Additionally got a pair of Salomon Drx Bliss $44 (retail $160) shoes which are traditionally running shoes but they were a perfect fit. Neither shoe had a box. However I am keeping these so don't need a box. Overall good experience at the store. Several grooming items available and good selection of hard to find perfumes. Always wanted Sunflower by Arden and couldn't leave at store for $10.99. I also saw some White Diamonds perfume for sale which was a big hit back in the day.

I didn't even realize that Ross was in my area. The other day I decided to check them out and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised at all the deals I found for my kitchen. They are excepting returns/exchange which is great because the knife set I picked up was not in the best condition. SN: The return/exchange line is seperated from each other. Now for the important part you have to wear a mask, social distantings is in place but some customers don't follow the rules. They have hand sanitizer in the front of the store and there was one at my register. They only allow a certain amount of people in the store at a time and they wipe down the carts. The dressing room is closed but you can return for now if it doesn't fit. The employees I interacted with very nice and with the two I talked to you could see their smile through their mask...I mean one of them did have a mask with a smile imprinted on it but was only a positive. I know people want some type of normal and with all the stress of what is going on in the world, I found myself enjoying my experience. Thank you Ross and the employees. As always Enjoy!

Price the people are so amazing also the clothes line is very good the place has many selectionread more

Its a hit or miss the one on 119th Marshfield down from Jewel...they have a variety of stuff but…read moreyou have to inspect it well from stitching to color to price...cute baby items and long johns for winter..the line is always long...reminds me or Burlington lines...it takes forever

One of the best shops in Hyde Park! I bought a lot of stuff here when I still lived across the…read morestreet. I miss the big old sign that used to hang out front. You can find pretty much anything here. Small packaged food items, drinks, toiletries, kitchen supplies, packs of socks or underwear, cleaning supplies, phone cards, cigarettes (for you smokers)... I could go in and on. I still have a really nice Rubbermaid colander and a plastic mixing bowl with handle I bought here in 2002. I use both frequently. I bought a granny cart around the same time here to use as a laundry cart, still have it. My favorite pair of sunglasses were purchased here, sadly broken during an especially drunken night out circa 2004. One of my favorite things to buy here was Dr. Sheffield's baking soda toothpaste (before Sheffield rebranded as a high-end offering, you used to be able to get a tube here for ONE DOLLAR. I'd buy like 10 and they would last months. I'd also get bleach, parchment paper and stuff like that. It's a fairly busy store because the neighborhood locals all know and shop here. I still stop in when I'm in the area to get deals on certain items.

The son was very rude to me today for no apparent reason and tried to accuse me of having a bad day…read morebecause my card declined (even though the woman behind me had the same issue), and I won't spend another dollar here ever. I spend too much money in this neighborhood to be mistreated by convenience store workers.

I picked some of these people up before doing rideshare. I…read morevisited store number #61313 and I was treated horrible. I was followed through out the store by staff and security. I was laughed at and talked down on. I was treated as if I were a bum, beggar or robber. I'm disabled and was trying to do my shopping. 42 U.S.C. §2000a (a)All persons shall be entitled to the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of any place of public accommodation, as defined in this section, without discrimination on the ground of race, color, religion, or national origin. Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in the activities of public accommodations. Public Accommodations are considered to be businesses including private entities that are open to the public or that provide goods or services to the public.

My mom and I went into Save a Lot to get a few things, and as we're walking thru the aisles I see a…read morebig sign above the cases of pop that was there. The sign said four cases for $5 assorted flavors. I picked my four flavors and my mom and I walked to the checkout line, only to be charged $5 per case instead of the four for $5. At this moment my mom and I informed the cashier as well as the manager on duty at the time, and the manager/assistant manager named Larry is talking to us very dismissively and had a slight attitude as well. My mom and I were told that the signage was a mistake and they wouldn't honor the sign because the pice was from a while ago and it was meant for the 2 liters which is now 2 for $3. My mom and I went into Save a Lot again yesterday they still didn't change the sign for the can pop and they also had sign prices for other things in front of other food products and I have pictures. All in all, if I could give this store and the managers a negative rating then my rate would be -20/10. Not only was the customer service bad the prices are not saving anything and the placement of prices are meant to deceive people into paying more if they're not careful. Also I have pictures.

I know it may not appeal to the hoity-toity and holier-than-thous who only shop at Nordstrom and…read moreMacy's and look down upon this place, but K&G has your next fit locked down if you take the time and look. Helpful salespeople and on-site tailoring makes this a place I hit whenever I want or need a new piece at a reasonable price.

We were walking around Hyde Park and saw this older gentleman with an awesome hat. My partner…read morestopped him and asked where he got his hat and he mentioned K&G on Stony Island. We went there because hats are central to preventing skin cancer for those who are fair skinned .... aaaaaaand it is also really hard to find a store with hats. We made a beeline for K&G and found a mother lode of hats. We were soooo happy! Store workers were super polite. The store was not mobbed and we will for sure go back for more hats. Highly recommend!!

This place been around 25 years. Owners are extremely friendly and conversational. I have been here…read moresince 2007. Feels more like a family store. Prices are super reasonable compared to other stores. Would take extra steps to come here

1) This is the place to buy a complete set of surprisingly tasteful king size sheets (w/…read morepillowcases!) for under $20. 2) A friend who is a connoisseur of martini glasses has found simple, classical ones here. 3) Around the holidays they had a large selection of, again, tasteful gift bags (good for recycling and for avoiding getting enmired in wrapping paper and tape). 4) A friend got his cheap cell phone there and appreciates the friendly and competent service. 5) When you're walking down 53rd street and the ever-present whiff of middle-class academic gentility gets on your nerves you can duck in here and buy a small bag of red-hot Cheetos to get you through the experience.

I'm updating this review to acknowledge some positive changes at this store: cleaner, more options…read moreand fewer boxes in the aisles. Not perfect, but better.

Every time I come to this store the shelves are empty and they have plenty of boxes and in the…read morebackroom and isles. This store is closest to my home but i have yo drive to 87th street store to buy what i needb because of the poor management, order writing and stocking shelves at this store. This is just unacceptable...look for yourself!

They took an order for a mud tape hall tree and never delivered it, but took the money.read more

This is the worst place to ever buy furniture from the come in the black community and scam us…read moreif u buy from them all sales are final which don't tell you bad customer service just don't shop there period and if i could give them no stars thats what they would get