First time to this Navy Exchange store!!! Has an abundant amount of Navy clothing items,…read moresouvenirs, hats, water bottles, keychains, lanyards, mouse pads, pens, etc. Good selection, prices are kind of pricey, which is expected. Sizes are limited for certain types of clothes, though. Like the Navy emblems, logos and signs. Good customer service representatives working there. Parking can be a hassle, though. And it can get pretty crowded in there as well. So, please be aware of that.

Love it great deals for the navy family I will definitely come back one day , the jewelry ladies…read morewhere so professional and nice ,

The Nike Clearance Store at Gurnee Mills is basically a playground for sneakerheads on a budget…read more Everywhere you look, sales!!!! Racks of discounted hoodies, shoes calling your name, and that one pair of Air Jordans whispering, "Treat yourself." It's like Nike decided to throw a clearance party and your wallet got an invite. Buy those shoes.... you sacrificed 9 weeks from the outside world,, left home, worked hard, obeyed your RDCs, got beat, persevered..... you absolutely deserve it!!!

Shoutout to Jesus for helping me select my first official running shoe ever. Came in thinking I…read moreknew what shoe I wanted, was persuaded to buy a different pair. And honestly, super happy I left with the pair Jesus recommended. Running my first 8k this Sunday and I'm excited to see where my vomero 18s take me, and how fast. Jesus, thank you!

Checked out this mall in Waukegan and left without much of anything. It pretty much is hanging on…read morefor life to be honest. Belvidere Discount Mall is a crapfest. Has cheaply made trinkets and other junk. There's also clothing but who knows what kind of quality. Basically it used to be a better mall when it had actual stores people heard of, instead of whatever it is they have. It's more like a Mexican flea market. There's a lot of family owned businesses inside, mostly selling clothes and trinkets. An interesting history about it. The mall opened in 1965 as one of the first in the Chicago area, and at first it was quite successful. It was also the first enclosed mall in Lake County. Soon newer malls opened and it was in trouble. Montgomery Ward was the original anchor. The 1980s was bad as they and other stores left. It's now a Home Depot. There's a lot of empty space. A lot is clustered together at one end. The stores include jewelry, makeup, and cheap stuff. Good that it has found a way to remain open, but it needs lots of help. It's located on Belvidere Road at Lewis. They're open daily from the morning to evening, but many stores have erratic hours so it's like the hours are a suggestion or whatever.

This isn't a "mall" it's an indoor flea market. It's a decent size but I did not stay long to check…read moreit out. My feel of it was those aggressive kiosk people at the mall all living in one giant space to attack any incoming customers. Someone needs to turn this into something cool or make it an outlet spot for retailers. It's sketch.

these people treated me horribly. I asked for a price on a VERY worn down side table. Water damage,…read morestains, things falling apart. There was no tag so i asked a price and the lady helping said $40 I said that's too expensive and that I'd go somewhere else because I know there's one for cheaper at a different thrift store. She bumped it down to $25 so I said sure. I paid. Waited 30 MINUTES watching workers with empty trollies passing me multiple times, so I asked ANOTHER worker. Finally a man brings one and starts loading it and that's when I'm told "oh you gotta bring your car around to the back and I can't lift it into the car" I WISH SOMEONE TOLD ME BEFORE HAND. So I drove to what I thought the back was, and then walked around to the front again because no one was there. I asked a worker and started to state my concerns. SHE CUTA ME OFF, TURNS AROUND AND LEAVES. And I see the man again. That's when they tell me "oh you gotta take the side street to get to the back back" So I walk all the way back to my car and I pull up. I am extremely frustrated at this point for how they're treating me and the horrible communication. So I show that frustration. I start loading my desk in the car and then the guy is holding onto it as if I didn't pay and is forcing himself trying to help me. I told him MULTIPLE TIMES "stop, I got this" "you said it yourself it's against policy. You make me do all this and NOW you decide to -help-???" "Leave me alone! LEAVE ME ALONE!" I had to hit his fingers to get him to let go. I'm telling them they have shit communication and have horrible customer service. Waiting half an hour to be forgotten about and having to remind them that "hey. I'm still here.... I said I was ready..... I've been waiting over 30 minutes" I usually don't get upset like this until I'm pushed beyond breaking point. Never going here again! Edit: I will NEVER give you guys another chance and I'll be warning everyone I talk to about this location and to steer clear. F you guys and your team

They are a bit understaffed and more than a bit overwhelmed. Sometimes donations just get left…read moreoutside in the rain. There's a delay between donation and being sorted and cleaned and put on shelves with prices. The store itself is overstocked and a little hard to find sizes. On the other hand, prices are very good if you can find something decent, so if you're into the hunt, this might by your jam.