This Nordstrom Rack had a pretty good selection of inventory! I was able to pick up a few pieces…read morefor myself by Adrienne Papell and some house slippers for my hubby. The total came out to be less than what I had expected which was a nice surprise. Didn't have to wait long to pay either and change rooms were relatively empty. Although I did go on a Thursday. Parking is expensive around this area so my hubby dropped me off to shop. Also it's right next to my other favorite shop, Uniqlo! Block 37 has all the best shops and is super convenient and walkable.

I've been coming here for years for gifts for people. On Tuesday I walked up to the cashier and she…read morerudely told me to not come up until they say they are ready. I apologized and cashier continued to be rude. I didn't even want the product anymore cuz of her attitude and said nevermind, then both of the cashiers laughed as I walked away. I won't be back after coming for many years. They get plenty of business anyways so it won't make a difference, but maybe try not treating customers like garbage.

Overall experience is 2/5, though the actual customer service itself has been more or less great…read more First of all, the phone system for 90% of the departments are AWFUL. It's nearly IMPOSSIBLE to get ahold of any department (I was calling nearly all of them). And the only department that picked up was Finishline. Jose from this department helped me immensely trying to wrangle the women's shoe department, calling me back to check on my inquiry when I called towards closing and was waiting for a call back from the department I was really trying to reach. I had to do my entire purchase over the phone, as this store was the only store to have the shoe I wanted in my size (I live in a different state), and I needed it ASAP for a special event. Since I called towards closing, I was supposed to get a call back. The women's shoe department failed to do so, so I called finishline again the next day (took me them an hour to pick up). It just felt like a lot of teeth pulling, but finishline and the manager of the men's department (Leticia I think but I don't remember I'm so sorry!) were really trying so hard to get the right apartment together (they physically had to run up stairs to communicate to them)! Super sorry I inconvenienced all the wrong departments, but I am immensely grateful for them! I got my shoes in time. Thank you! But please fix your phones at the cash registers or tell corporate to change the messaging in the automated phones because it was super frustrating spending hours trying to ring a phone.

Christmas at Macy's in Chicago, Illinois! LOVE. Great holiday getaway! So much to see, fantastic…read moredeals, all hustle and bustle!

This location rocks. Way better than the locations I have been to in the burbs. Crazy deals. It's…read moreso fun to hunt. I snagged these TWP pants that were like $550 for $90. There were some saint laurent jeans I spied as well. There are lots of things with synthetic fabrics but if you look closely you can find some high quality stuff I've never found the women's shoes to be worth my while. Kids shoes have a good selection and again better than the burbs. The parking is super easy and connected via elevator.

The lines!! Come on!! Always a line no matter time of day…read more And workers act like they hate their job and are doing you a favor by checking you out.

I always love coming into Nordstrom when I'm in the area. It is a great place to shop and enjoy the…read moreair conditioning on hot summer days. I recently went in for a complimentary free styling session (booked online) with Megan. She took her time with me and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. She really gave me the full VIP experience. I'll continue to shop at this location when I'm in the city. It is clean, well-organized, and luxurious. The bathrooms are spotless and the salesfloor is pristine.

**Kari's Rating: 8/10** *(Would easily be a 9.5/10 if the beauty department weren't so…read moreoverwhelming.)* TL;DR * The beauty associates are *far* too aggressive--it feels impossible to browse without being approached every few seconds. * The café is still one of my favorite places in Chicago. * Free alterations on Nordstrom purchases and $25 for outside items is a huge plus. I've lived in River North for over eight years, and honestly, there's no place quite like Nordstrom. I grew up coming here with my mom, sitting in the café, eating pizza, and leaving with a "Nordy" balloon. Those are some of my favorite childhood memories, and to this day I still think about their margarita pizza. Now that I'm older, I bring my dog shopping with me, and she absolutely loves all the attention from the associates and other shoppers. We've been to the café countless times, and she would unquestionably give the kids' chicken and veggie meal a 10/10. Nordstrom is still my go-to department store because it's convenient, consistently carries the brands and style I wear, and the customer service outside of cosmetics has always been excellent. It's the first place I think of when I need clothing, shoes, or gifts. That said, the beauty department has become incredibly frustrating. I completely understand that many of the makeup associates work on commission, and I genuinely respect that they're doing their jobs. But there is a huge difference between being available to help and making customers feel like they can't exist in the department without being approached. Every time I walk through the makeup area, I can barely look at a product before someone is asking if I need help. If I say "I'm just browsing," another associate from a different brand approaches me literally seconds later. Then another. Then another. It gets to the point where I'm being interrupted every few steps. Instead of enjoying the experience, I feel anxious and rushed. I don't get to compare products or discover something on my own because I'm constantly trying to politely decline conversations. It honestly feels less like shopping and more like running a gauntlet. Ironically, the constant pressure makes me want to spend **less**, not more. I've actually skipped buying products because I just wanted to get out of that section as quickly as possible. I still love Nordstrom and will continue shopping here because it's my favorite department store and has everything I'm looking for. I just wish the beauty department adopted a more relaxed approach. Customers should be able to browse comfortably and ask for help when they're ready--not feel like they're being followed every few seconds.

I am not a shopper, but I love this Marshalls location. So much selection in XS and I found the…read moreholy grail of baseball caps... the black breathable in woman's fit. I was so happy I bought two. Now that I'm back to my hotel, kicking myself for not buying them out and having a lifetime supply. I may return tomorrow to do that. Please come and create your own adventure.

I ran out of time to get shoes that matched my dress before I left NJ. For the past 5 years at…read moreleast I've been finding exactly what I need in footwear at the Marshall's in Bridgewater so I decided to roll the dice in Chicago. This location was a block from my hotel. Unlike my local store though, the footwear section was dismal. Everything was either orthopedic or for pole dance. There was literally no in between - except for these black patent leather jawns that matched the exact vibe of my outfit and the event. Score! I did feel like the 34.99 price tag was a little steep. These would have been 29.99 in NJ but that's the city upcharge I guess. The quantum quickness with which I scooped them up should be studied. Thankfully, the toy section was legit, too as I couldn't show up to my new nephew's empty-handed. Though perhaps I should have as the motion-activated dancing crab I got scared the living daylights out of him. Childfree aunt for the win :/

We went to go to pick out some work shirts…read more The store had a great selection, but at checkout I wanted to use my mom's phone number to gift her the discounts from our $100+ purchase as she shops there frequently and we shop there once a year. The clerk refused stating that we need to open our own account to get discounts for us. I asked my wife to sign up just to get out of the situation and after we checked out the clerk was condescending about how we shouldn't give my mom the discount and we should use it for us. Unfortunately, It's going to be a wasted discount primarily from being pressured to sign up for their program.

I had two very upsetting experiences at this Kohl's location -- once on October 30th and again…read morerecently. On both visits, I brought an Amazon return to the desk while wearing a shirt that referenced Israel. Each time, the employee at the desk noticeably reacted with visible agitation when she read my shirt. She made a frustrated or disgusted noise and gave me a harsh look. When I thanked her and wished her a nice day, she responded again with what sounded like a harsh growl or grunt -- but I noticed she was friendly and polite with other customers. I left feeling disrespected and discriminated against because of what my shirt said. I hope Kohl's takes incidents like this seriously and reminds employees that all customers deserve to be treated with courtesy and respect, regardless of their background or beliefs. I did attempt to contact the store manager at the time and did report my concern. I felt dismissed, however, as the manager appeared to be in a hurry and gradually walked away as I was describing what occurred. I brought the attention to the Kohl's online support team, but don't feel that was sufficient, given their generic and vague comments.

The major retailers is Nordstrom…read more It offers charging stations, which is convenient. 4th floor food court has lao sez chuan restaurant.

I've been here several times over the years, mostly to shop at the Nordstrom in this mall. This…read moreweek I came in to go to Chicago's Dog House for lunch and while there, did some shopping at Nordstrom too. The mall has lots of stores and 4 levels. It's clean and decent and safe too. It's a decent mall, connected to Rush St and Michigan Ave. I'll continue to stop in when visiting the area.

Free parking (for 3 hours anyway) will start again on Wednesday, tomorrow, per this announcement:…read more https://www.dailyherald.com/20260810/retail-and-shopping/after-backlash-rosemont-mall-reverses-pay-to-park-policy/ Thank you for making this sensible decision and it was really the only way to go. Thanks also to Yelper pal Rachana for personally informing me of this headsup too!

This mall is tiny. Not much of selection. Parking is not free by plate. They will automatically…read moreread your plate. You still need to go to app and paid. The mall has two floors. The store selection is limited. Sak Fifth Avenue is the larger store. They do have Nike, Gap, Victoria Secret and more. The mall does have a food court. They do have high end stores upstairs. To complete the mall is less than one hour.

This Target is gigantic. It looked like it would have virtually anything you would want to…read morepurchase. They had a lot of groceries. They had produce. They had clothes. It was spacious. It looked clean and organized. The bath and bedroom section was visually appealing. I appreciated that they had a large parking lot and self checkout kiosks. The location seemed convenient as well, close to 90/94 and Western/Logan Blvd.

My closest Target. Really enjoy the liquor/wine department here. I always can count on this…read morelocation to have a variety of booze for a party. I have conducted a few wine tastings here and the crowd is always pleasant. No major craziness ever happens here. I do avoid going weekends as it is always packed. Pros: Plenty of parking, Ulta and Starbucks Tip: Order on-line. They will bring out to your car for free...including booze. Often I order a presents here and then just have them deliver to my car. They need usually at least 2 hour notice.

Pretty Cool Bloomingdales Department store is located in a beautiful 900 shop building with other…read morestores like J.crew, in the 900 building shops , there is a Toy store on the sixth floor and the Canadian Hotel Franchise connected to this 9000 shopping mall "Four Seasons Hotel "any, how the Gucci store is right downstairs inside the 900 shopping mall Right across the street from the 900 buildings shops on Michigan Avenue across there a Louis Vuitton store and Robert Coin Jewelry store and down the block there a Neiman Marcus department store to the south I believe, there a Teuscher chocolates -swiss store inside the mall building 900 shops mall, anyhow back to bloomingdales big shout out to Alex in the men's floor at the "Allsaints Boutique inside Bloomingdales " I was with my cat in my pet backpack, he was so friendly and helpful and a couple of people who I didn't get there name at sunglasses section on the first floor, there where very helpful when I was trying some Designer sunglasses on. I was on the ladies' shoe floor, and I'm surprised I didn't see any Saint Laurent ( Y.S.L) & Jimmy Choo, or Valentino Pumps/High heels ( Designer shoe section at this location ). I'm from New York I've seen Designer shoes at the Flagship store on 59 Street & Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, They do sell Saint Laurent (Y.S.L) & Jimmy Choo or Valentino Pumps /Heels which I witnessed with my eyes, I guess these location probably does online orders with Designer shoes Selection !!!! P.S. : This is top Notch Designer/Department store , There in competition with other high-end Department /Boutique stores : The RealReal , Saks Fifth Avenue , Bergdorf Goodman.com , Lord & Taylor.com , Neiman Marcus , Gilt.com , Nordstrom, Macy's , Dillard's.com, Century 21 Department store (c21stores.com) , Blair.com , Fashionphile.com , Burlington , Poshmark.com , Printemps.com ( N.Y.C Location) ,etc other high-end boutiques !!!! Very Convivent by CTA ( Red line-Subway system ), etc CTA buses

I came to Chicago to enjoy a wonderful weekend with husband and friends. Blooming dale's was at the…read moretop of my list! I haven't been to Chicago since 1995! Once in Bloomingdale's I was looking at crystal and other fine items. As I continued through the store I spotted the store manager. As he walked by me he avoided eye contact. I said 'Hello'. He walked by me close enough to almost brush my shoulder and said nothing. I proceeded to another department and spotted a clerk. He walked towards me again avoiding eye contact. I said "Hello ". He turned to me and said "Oh, hello" and walked past me. I'm feeling invincible! I watched bothe the sales clerk and manager go to two different young couples that looked like Barbie and Ken. The said "Welcome to Bloomingdale's, may I help you find something?" Infuriating! I have been profiled. I was ready for a pleasant experience and to spend lots of money. But they judged my wallet by the way I looked. I am worth a few million dollars and was ready to spend some of it! If this happens to me, I can only imagine how many other affluent customers they've lost by 'profiling'. Big Mistake! I will shop at Neiman's and Sak's!