Great business with great people working there. William is my guy and he takes care of me. Top and…read morebottom for the win!

I just left this store and all the reviews are spot on. I went to buy shoes and clothing for my 13…read moreyear old for a dance tonight. They bothered me the whole time I was in there and kept pressuring me to pick something. They had a ton of shoes in the front of the store that were marked at $1.00. I just asked why they were so cheap (damaged, re-sale, fake). The owner came over yelling at me "You don't like a deal!!" . That was enough. I did not trust that anything in that store was real anyway so I took my money to Oak Brook and bought what I needed. Stay away, somthing is not right about this place.

Amazing people. I went here to get my son fitted for his wedding suit after seeing my friend son…read moresuit on prom. They did an excellent job. Neat, clean cut and detailed. They were very helpful, they have a lot of material to choose from as far as fabric, designs, styles. Very professional and offered a lot of advice for my son special day.

Well Lacala will take you to the cleaners price-wise but they did a superior job!…read more However, it is much less expensive to go to your local dry cleaner or a tailor They preserve wedding dresses and I have 3 or 4 dresses that I wear to the occasional wedding so I had them preserved after trying them on Meticulous care and impeccable fit I went a little tough on the prices simply because I am able to get the same thing for Yun my Koren dry cleaner

Customer Service was really bad! I will never shop at a Lid store ever again! manager was really…read morerude! team had two prices but wouldn't honor the lower price. contacted corporate office about the issue. No follow up from them! Bad service!

This store is attached to the Harlem Irving Plaza, aka the HIP. It's one of the new Nordstrom Racks…read morein the area, and it's a nice store. It's larger than I would have expected from the outside. The women's larger shoe section is a little sad and disappointing, though. Their merchandise fluctuates, obviously, but I think they have a smaller handbag section and not as many watches/stuff in the case as other stores. However, it can be significantly more pleasant to shop--even on the Clear The Rack weekend, the store was relatively (to a few other stores--I went to a few) quiet, and there wasn't much of a line. Parking bites. This little corner of the HIP shares the lot with a Panera, Comcast, Red Robin, and 24 Hour Fitness. Luckily, if you don't find parking above ground there's an underground lot to use, and since it's a mall there's parking at the other end as well as rooftop parking.

I was able to find one of each thing I needed in my size: sleek pumps and raincoat... but really…read moreonly one choice in each size and not in a color I'd normally choose. But they fit and I'm in a time crunch for an event tomorrow so I'm happy enough. It is nice to have a big store like this with lots of different sections without having to drive all the way to a big mall. There was a very nice purse selection so I did have lots of choices there and found a cute shimmery clutch for $12.99. Other parts of the store were so limited I couldn't find what I needed: absolutely no nude-colored stockings/hose in any sizes- there were a few in black and white (who wears white hose?) and a pair of fishnets- but that won't work. Oh well. I got 3 out of 4 items that I needed. And at decent prices. Michael at checkout was great, very quick, efficient and pleasant. Line moved quickly. Restroom was clean. Parking lot was big and easy to access from Mannheim.

This is the worst Burlington store ever. The manager is arrogant and proud. I asked her to exchange…read morea damaged product that wasn't working, and she refused, saying she wasn't sure if I had damaged it or if it was supposed to be like that! She was rude, and in the end, I gave it to her because it was useless to me. I lost my money. I don't recommend this place because the cashiers are terrible! Actually, not all of them are, but some are rude!

It is more than 20 minutes past opening. Store has a crowd of customers waiting at their doors…read morelooking at cashiers and store associates walk back and forth

A GOOD DEAL MORE…read more Though it might be messy (and slow), this Marshall's has some nifty stuff at a great value. I came here looking for an appropriate Mother's Day gift this past weekend and luckily was able to find a few solid items in their homegoods section. A ceramic butter tray, personalized wine stopper, and a series of small dishes meant I wouldn't have to make multiple stops (success!) The clothing aisles were in a moderate state of disarray, while the shelves of assorted kitchen knickknacks weren't much better. However, where this store falters in cleanliness, they make up for in selection. Nichole C found an awesome purse at a bargain price (she actually found *3*, but only bought one, thank christ). Checkout was tedious; there were only two registers open on a Saturday evening and the employees weren't exactly moving at lightspeed. This added up to a long wait in line, with some customers impatiently tapping their feet, others a mixture of annoyed sighs and assorted eye-rolling. There's a few shady businesses in the Winston Plaza shopping area but this Marshall's isn't the worst of the bunch......that dubious honor goes to the ghetto-tastic Dollar Tree and their "steak-shaped meat conglomerates". Stop in and take a look, you might find a gem or two on the shelves. Just don't make a habit out of coming here.

I had a very disappointing experience at this Men's Wearhouse location that left me in a difficult…read moreposition just days before an important family event. Nine days before my father's 75th birthday celebration on March 7, 2026, I came into the store specifically to purchase a suit for the event. From the very beginning, I made it very clear to the staff that I only had nine days and repeatedly asked if it would be possible to have the suit tailored, pressed, and ready in time. Two different staff members helped me select the suit, and during the process they asked several times when I needed it. Each time I clearly explained the date and the importance of the event. When the tailor came out to measure me for alterations, he also asked when the suit was needed. In total, the deadline was discussed six or seven times, and each time I was assured that the suit could be completed two days before the event. Based on those repeated assurances, I paid in full for the suit, alterations, and a tailored shirt. When I returned expecting to pick up the suit, I was shocked to learn that it would not be ready until a week after my event. When I asked how this could happen after the deadline had been discussed so many times, the only option offered was a refund. While I appreciate that the refund was issued, it does not solve the situation that was created. I was left without a suit and with almost no time to find another option before a very important family milestone. The most frustrating part is that I specifically asked multiple times if the timeline was realistic. If the staff had simply told me that the alterations could not be completed in time, I would have gone somewhere else immediately or even rented a suit. Instead, I relied on the assurances I was given. I am sharing this experience because this type of miscommunication should not happen when customers are planning for important life events. If someone from store management, district manager or Men's Wearhouse corporate customer care would like to reach out to discuss this situation, I would welcome the opportunity to speak with them directly.

Brought my 18 yo in to purchase his first suit and the experience was terrific. Frazier guided us…read morethrough each step and clearly explained the process of alterations, helped set realistic expectations around an upcoming event we had, and recommended tie/pocket square combinations. It was a really fun and low stress experience. Will be back!

I fell in love with a sparkling dream of a dress here. Unfortunately, it was $600 and more than I'm…read morewilling to spend right now, but wow, was it beautiful! However, don't let that price tag deter you from checking out redE - seems they have clothes to fit every budget. Sifting through the racks, I came across many beautifully-cut pieces. The boutique carries clothing by some fabulous designers, including Theory, Black Halo, Hale Bob and my favorite dress designer, Alice + Olivia (see above reference to $600 dress). The sales associate was friendly and helpful, though left me to my own devices when I said I was just browsing (read: oohing and ahhing over everything!). Maybe, just maybe, I'll treat myself to that dress for my birthday ;)

I honestly think that my experience today was the absolute worst I have ever had. It actually…read morestunned me. So- I work close by- and have purchased many many things from this store. All of the women there have been excellent- first rate. Sooo- I stop in today- as I usually do- and I noticed a woman I had never seen before. I noticed right off the bat that her energy was sharp toward me- and that's okay. I'm in sales- I understand that not everyone likes everyone. So- I see a sweater I like and decide to try it on. I hear her voice from behind the curtain-"I think you would be more suited to a "woman's cut " hmmmm. Now, understand none of this is solicited in any way. To which I follow with-"what does that mean?" And here's the best part- she says "you know - for women north of fifty". To which I swung the curtain open and asked - "what did you just say to me?" Because I needed to hear if hats what she actually said. Yes. She actually did say that. I don't think I need any follow up- because ,well- I guess being insulted just isn't my bag. I can go hang out on the west side if I need uneducated rude unsolicited advice. Thanks anyhow.