I haven't been in here since they finished the remodel. Place looks great and is bright and clean…read more As expected the Saturday before Christmas it was packed and people were just wandering thru the aisles. I find this annoying and usually do most of my shopping online. God, online shopping improvements, the biggest gift of the pandemic. Target is looking very high end now and they have some brands I haven't seen before. I guess that's the good thing about going to the store. Sigh. If you like people and picking your items yourself, you'll enjoy this particular Target a lot.

Hello target because they help you find whatever you need or whatever you want and if you want to…read morereturn stuff, they will help you right away. I mean you might be in a line to something or to buy something but they're still there to help and now that they got the self check out now you don't even have to be in the line anymore, f

I came here this morning and there were few people inside. Luckily since I hate crowded and too…read moreloud backgrounds. I went to the bath towel section. I choose to buy white since it's too clean for me. The cotton was thick and not dry. It was comfortable to use. I purchased 3 pieces of it. After that I went to the mens section and bought a jacket. There are a lot of different varieties of jackets. I chose a thick jacket that is good for casual outfits. It was too expensive since the quality was really good. When I went to the counter there was a long line. It took a minute before it was my turn. How I wish their service was quick.

Once i walked in, a man went into the store and started following me and stopped following me when…read moreI got out of the store. Also, I bought a shirt and new shoes for 72 dollars. Way too expensive. At checkout, the person at checkout, aka the cashier, said that the checkout is broken, so I checked the self checkout. The self checkout is broken too! What a waste of money.

I mean, I found a deal so I'm happy. THere's not alot here to dig through, BUT it's in a prime area…read moreguzzling with stores and things to do.... IF you know how to live life and explore, and in my experience only 1% of people know how to do that. Ue

I have not been in this store for years. I went a couple days ago because I received a gift card…read morefor my birthday, I could not believe the lack of merchandise and the condition of the store. The female clothing went from college age to elderly, nothing in between. The carpeting all over the store was filthy and it looked as if they were going out of business. The associate that rang up my purchase was very nice. Will try to make an on-line purchase.

Nice selection of merchandise Good prices…read more Its a never know what you will find place Employees are helpful Wide variety of items for sale Clothing, housewares, toys etc. Fun place to shop.

I am not a big t j max shopper the times I do come I see so many cute things I usually buy things…read morefor my grand daughter or if I need a frying pan if I buy things they are issuable defected but for a quick buy specially non stick frying pots this is my place to shop or perhaps slippers I run slippers like if they were made out of paper I buy so many it is almost time for me to go get new ones Is fun the atmosphere is great customer service very friendly

ALL QUIET ON THE MIDWESTERN FRONT…read more The Bolingbrook Promenade is pretty sleepy, as outdoor malls go. It's one thing for a shopping center to feel chill, but if walking around elicits a few yawns, maybe it's time to invest in some Nugenix. Yes, I'm suggesting that The Promenade is suffering from "low T", which happens to lots of mall in their later years. You can access the mall from Boughton Rd or Janes Ave. The Promenade is missing several things that are synonymous with most malls: food courts, escalators, an Auntie Anne's (or a Wetzel's Pretzels), Cinnabon, Hot Topic or Spencers. I'm glad to have Prince Arcades, though the $20 entry fee is discouraging (I'd rather pay-per-game instead, ain't nobody got time for an all day pass). The space formerly occupied by Mora Asian Kitchen has been vacant for several years despite signage still being present, not a good look for the mall. Danny's Pizza & Burger Bar closed (*was evicted) back in April due to $163K in unpaid rent. Bar Louie, a stalwart of the Promenade for more than 17 years, recently shut their doors due to bankruptcy. The annual Taste of Bolingbrook is held here, but the 2025 edition relied more on food trucks than local businesses. They have a nice big Christmas tree during the holidays, trick or treating around Halloween, and other events throughout the year that attract a decent crowd of people. * TL;DR * The Promenade just can't compete with the fountains, vibes, and variety of stores at Oakbrook Center (a superior outdoor mall half an hour northeast of here). Part of me wishes the Promenade would get converted into a downtown area, since Bolingbrook is lacking one. The handful of empty storefronts and sporadic foot traffic gives off the energy of a ghost town, and on more than one occasion I found myself wondering aloud "where IS everyone??" This laid-back mall could benefit from an infusion of new businesses. I'll come here to shop for specific items, but if I'm just interested in browsing, walking around, or casual people-watching, I'll go somewhere that feels more alive (Fox Valley, Yorktown, etc).

Nice outdoor mall. It's a shame so many stores are closing. They decorate nice during the holidays…read more They also have several restaurants attached to the mall.

I was just in the Joliet Kohl's to do an Amazon return. Employee was VERY rude and threw a fit…read morebecause their was an entire line of Amazon returns. She was very unprofessional. She didn't greet anyone, say hi, nothing. Not sure what her name is but she was wearing an "I love Kohl's Cash" shirt.. sure hope she loves her job enough to be a little nicer to the next guest.

Service very slow. Always backed up, I don't see why, workers everywhere. If I were you, I would…read moredirect my car to another Kohl's, no matter the distance. 2 star reveiw.

Aurora Discounts is a good place for cheap crap. It seriously has some pretty amazing deals…read more Quality of products can be questionable but still has plenty of good stuff. Household items for cleaning or anything else. The prices are cheap for most things. Hispanic and Latino owned business. It mostly caters to this population that lives around here. There's lots of items in Spanish but most are in English too. Find cheap liters of pop for a buck. There's also snacks like big bags of nuts for a dollar or more. Cleaning supplies and other household goods can be found. These are mostly for cooking and kitchens. Credit cards are mostly accepted. It has surprisingly good stuff even though it's cheap. There's a small parking lot but it's shared with a bank so be careful to be in the right spot or you could be towed.

I'm a fan of Ollie's Bargain Outlet from visiting their stores in Ohio. I love their comical…read morethemes. Tons of great items that are absolutely bargains from cheap snacks, even liquid death cases! There's books, automotive, suitcases, bathroom, kitchen products and so much more. It's a newer store with tons of customers taking in this exciting new place but I will say one of my complaints is that me and my wife experienced lack of toilet paper in their restrooms. Not the cleanest store nor are they as humerously engaging like their Ohio stores. Wouldn't mind coming back again!

Good golly, Ollie. This store is just fun. Dig in isle by isle, end cap by end cap. A lot of…read moremerchandise. From bakeware to potting soil, to garden flags to shampoo. Ollie's has seasonal items, to discounted past holiday items. Much to look at so take your time and stroll through. Lots of odds and ends. A giant selection. Sweet cashier name Laura and ample parking. It's near Berkots.

Never again. Live wrapped around. 15 people 2 cashiers. In line for 20 minutes so far as I write…read more this. I remember why I only come to any Burlington maybe twice a year. But never again. I'll stick to Marshall's and Tjmaxx. They respond better.

The worst part about this store is the lack of a customer service desk and the cashier had…read moredifficulty understanding English. She had a hard time understanding the concept of an even exchange for two identically priced items when I presented her with the two pairs of pants and my cash receipt from a few days ago. The pricing was an ok value. The selection of men's sweaters was almost nonexistent. It was bad enough to wait in line once, twice was too much. Plus they didn't react at all to the extra long wait. Too many chiefs and not enough cashiers. Absolutely no customer service personnel.

Everyone else was super nice, the one thing i didn't like this visit was how pushy the lady at the…read morecheck out was with the credit card. Multiple times i told her i did not qualify as i already applied in the past, completely ignored me and still proceeded to ask for my license. I don't have a problem with this but she was extremely pushy i felt harassed.

I can always find something I need at this store. It's a great spot for vacation…read moreessentials--clothes, suitcases, TSA-approved locks, travel bottles, pillows, backpacks, and more. They carry a wide range of name-brand items at discounted prices, which is a big plus. I even pick up dog treats and snacks for myself here. The clothing selection is consistently good, and every now and then you can score some great designer pieces. Highly recommend!