This was always the place to go for fabrics. It was always well managed, well stocked and well lit…read more It's an absolute shame that the corporation filed for bankruptcy and now this store is closed permanently. But for the last ten years that my family shopped here, I give it Five Stars!

They didn't tell Me about the restocking fee until after my…read morepurchase. And then I couldn't return it or they couldn't void the transaction before I even left the store. There was nothing the manager there could do. Horrible service and horrible policy

This is the definition of a hidden gem. Very glad to see something like this in the community. I…read morewish I lived closer!

I have loved seeing the growth of this cafe over the last year. The drinks - both coffee and…read morenon-coffee options are very tasty. A great place to work from or just get a drink to go. The storefront has lots of fun traditional Mexican clothing, jewelry, kitchenware, snacks, and much more for you to look at before or after you enjoy your drinks and food.

I have called this place numerous times no one answer then when they did answer. The representative…read moretold me to send an email. I have sent two emails asking them for a quote. I have never got a reply back to either emails that I have sent. What are you in business for a few can't provide good customer service that is key.

Americam customs did me a huge service. I needed a huge order in 3 days, Steve Casnova really…read morebailed me out in a jam. Their very customer oriented, friendly, family owned and have been here for 27 years, If you need anything, they have very fair prices and willing to negotiate with whatever your order may be as well as getting it in a timely fashion. Just call and ask for Steve!!!

The Oak Park Fine Arts show is sponsored by the American Society of Artists. The show is always…read moreheld in August. This year, it is August 16 and 17 (Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm). We have been to this art show several times over the years. I love this art show for many reasons. First, the Artists are very creative and down-to-earth and excited to discuss their art pieces. I always enjoy hearing the story behind HOW an Artist got the inspiration to create a piece of art. I always ask the Artist questions and they are always happy to answer them which I appreciate. Second, this Art show is just the right size and you can actually view all art exhibits (from beautiful Artisan sterling jewelry to sculptures, to photographs, paintings and art work made from tiny tiles creating an actual picture as well as beautiful and colorful handmade unique tote bags, handbags, scarves and so many other things) in under 2-hours! Third, parking is easy and, best of all, it is FREE on Sunday (if you park on the street). This Fine Arts and Craft Show is now in its 40th Year! We checked it out on Saturday, but it was too hot/humid so we left within 45-minutes without a purchase. There were less than 50 exhibits/artists which made the event nice and easy for viewing all the exhibits. This Art & Craft Show is held in Scoville Park at the corner of Oak Park Ave and Lake Street. Although we didn't stay long we stopped off at our favorite Venezuelan restaurant, Aripo's on Marion Street, and enjoyed a very good lunch. The food is hearty, incredibly reasonable and service is always hospitable and warm. This is a mom and pop operation. Best of all, the food is incredibly flavorful, perfectly seasoned and the meat is melt-in-your mouth tender. It is worthy of 4-stars! We found a free spot on Oak Park Ave on both days. We were really lucky! I also like the fact that there tons of restaurants nearby. We returned Sunday, and stayed for 2-hours. It was an overcast, dismal day, but there was a nice breeze which made it nice for staying longer. Afterward, we walked over to Erik's Deli (I wrote a review for Erik's Deli) for sandwiches. There are so many art and craft exhibits in Chicago and the suburbs during the summer months. My two favorites are in Oak Park, IL and Evanston, IL. The price-point for the arts & craft shows varies from moderate ($$) to expensive ($$$$) depending upon what you purchase at the Fine Arts Show. This is a great Fine Arts Show, because it is family friendly and dog friendly. There were so many beautiful pieces of Artisan jewelry, but I didn't purchase any jewelry. We ended up purchasing a beautiful Fall painting with bold colors. The Artist was very friendly and took the time to talk with us about her work. If you cannot find legal parking spot on the street, head over to the Oak Park Public Library (Lake Street just a bit west of Oak Park Ave), and walk over to the Art & Craft exhibit. I am not 100% sure if parking is FREE at the library parking lot on Sunday. However, I do know that if you are at the library parking lot less than two hours it is only $1 -- if you are there for over 3-hours it is 5 bucks-- still a lot cheaper than getting a parking ticket from an Oak Park cop! If you missed this show, you can always check out the Park Ridge Art Show which is also sponsored by the American Society of Artists, September 20, 2014 from 9 to 5 pm.

I should have sent this review last month. Please make sure these employees are recognized…read more My first stop in the store was to return a couple items. Angell took care of the return. I appreciated him saying thank you when I should be thanking him. As I shopped on the sales floor I was greeted by Barbara B. and asked if she could help me. If not for her, I would not be able to find the Christmas tablecloths. It was nice to be greeted and offered help at a time when everyone is so stressed out with shopping. I appreciated her kindness and customer service. My final encounter was when I was checking out. Patricija couldn't be any nicer or sweeter. She wrapped my breakables and wished me a nice day. I did miss seeing Isabel, it was her day off. Her service is always outstanding and she brings such a positive aura to the store. Good job on your hires Marshalls!

This Marshall's doesn't really have much to write home about. The only departments that are worthy…read moreto mention are women's handbags and cosmetics. Assuming that the-end-of-season sale has concluded in most retailers, so the Spring items have been introduced but hasn't merchandized in full-bloom. I didn't see many selections of women's ready-to-wear, junior clothing, and women's accessories. Nevertheless, they had an above-average handbag selections on Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, and Steve Madden. I'm a recovered handbag-holic, so I tried my best to refrain from purchasing another handbag. There were many clearance cosmetics, face and body care products. Marshall's and T.J. Maxx are where I replenish my facial cleansers because they are so much cheaper than buying at a department store, as long as they are not expired by any means. Anyways, this Marshall's is located as part of the Brickyard shopping plaza. There's a plenty of parking, or it is accessible by the CTA 86 (Narragansett) bus. Remember to get off one (1) stop before Fullerton.

If I could give it a 1/2 star, I would. I went in maybe a week ago, around noon to return a purse…read morethat I bought from another location. I was told by the original location that It doesn't have a tag so they provided me with a gift receipt if I needed to return it. I walked up to the cashier with the original receipt and gift receipt. She looked at me and back at receipt. she walked over to the manager and spoke to her, they both turn to look at me. The cashier came back and told me no, that I have to take it to the location where I bought it. I felt discriminated against. Not a good feeling. Never gone thru this at any other Ross location. Simply sad. If manager condone it, what's stopping the other employees. I felt it the minute the cashier looked at me. So I knew what was coming from the manager.

Went into the 47th Lake Park location at 8:30pm. At 8:50 one of the associates was fanning…read moreeverybody out the store so rudely. Nasty ass attitude. That's not how you treat PAYING customers. not only was she fanning everybody out the store the cashier also had a nasty attitude....don't greet us or anything. asked how can she help us when there was a counter full of items we was purchasing already sitting on the cash wrap

I had an awful experience here. I came in with my son and they had a dog who immediately ran…read moretowards him. Naturally my son got startled and scared. They then basically told me that my son needed to go next door to the gelato shop if I wanted to browse because they needed to let the dog roam free??? Which honestly was so unwelcoming we just left. Also there was dog pee all over the floor right next to all the yarn. Which is so incredibly gross and unsanitary.

What a delightful yarn-and-more shop in the Portage Park area. For those that enjoy the needle…read morearts, this is a must stop. Besides having all sorts of yarns (some available and some you can order), this outlet has classes, workshops, lessons, needles, magazines, accessories, and you name it. They offer a lot in this little corner store ... and if you are still not sure, get a gift card. Alluded to in the yarn-and-more comment, they also have Book Club days and WIP (Work In Progress) Wednesdays ... both of which are times to be together and knit while you meet and greet others with like interests. They also have a Yarn Crawl ... all to say they offer needle arts fans loads of options. Give this place a try ...

The owner kept delaying work on my project and actually got very rude to me when I would asking…read moreabout it, since I could hardly get any feedback from him on when it would be done. He said "stop calling so much because every time now that you do, you will be put in the back of the line" I couldn't believe that so I got my materials that I brought in 3 weeks before that, on that very day, unfinished and with no apology. Outrages Rob

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