After moving away for 10 years I am so flipping delighted to have the option of IKEA down the…read morestreet. Of course not everything is a good deal, but the options, the ideas, the food! It may take a little hunting but you can find basically always find what you need here. Although the store may seem overwhelming initially, they make it so easy to gather items at the end. They have consulting that can help you plan a whole room or even house. For families, it is nice place to take the kids here on a stormy day, it's so family friend and you can easily grab some cheap grub from the restaurant. I also find that they have an awesome plant section for really affordable prices. Lastly, don't miss out on the as-is room for the real deals. It's been a few years since I've been to this location and I did have to take a star off because it's a big more rugged and weathered than I remember. They need to do a nice lil deep clean - some display areas were so dirty I wondered if they have ever updated the design.

I am going to review the "Swedish Restaurant" at the IKEA…read more.. It was on a Tuesday, not everything was available, but after asking a few questions, we made some decisions. I had the Cod dinner which came with peas and mashed potatoes and gravy and a drink. My son got the Chicken tenders with mac-n-cheese. We also added two slices of garlic bread. And we added a chocolate cake and a carmel crunch cake. The only reason I couldn't give 5 stars were the fact that several of the tables were dirty and it took us awhile to find clean ones. But - all of the food was just great! So good. It was like dining at a local diner or hole-in-the-wall place offering some good comfort food. I enjoyed the cod and veggies so much. Drinks are free refills and there are plenty of options. The desserts are great - so don't skip out!

these guys are the best, quality plants and great service, plants die but they stand behind what…read morethey sell

I've purchased quite a few trees and shrubs from them in the past, but cannot recommend them…read moreanymore. I recently had 3 trees die in a span of 2 years: a white pine (rust), a weeping willow, and finally a Norway spruce (which was a replacement for the willow). That spruce died immediately. I have other spruces (from big box stores) in the same yard area that are thriving. They wouldn't honor replacing that spruce as you only get 1 shot with a warranty replacement. Frustrating to eat a sizeable amount of $$$ when they are providing poor quality trees, especially as a repeat customer. I gave them an extra star for their selection of fertilizers and stone/gravel.

The Growing Place UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT! There's wagons readily available for easy transport…read morefor your trees, flowers, planters. Parking is in the front (sometimes a bit congested) and plentiful in the back (trust me, keep driving). The grounds are organized crystal clear- succulents, perennials, annuals, trees, etc. They are also very well staffed with people who truly understand plants- that's so nice and what they're known for: they truly LOVE plants! Look for the blue tshirts! They're happy to help! I wish they had somewhere to eat on the grounds. Or at least a coffee cart! Sometimes everyone just needs a little snack;) While their prices are pricier, I'd rather support these guys than Home Depot.

I love this place for plants, even though it's pricey. We just spent around $200 in two visits…read more(easy to do) to buy 4 red Day Lillies, 3 grasses for our front yard (the rabbits ate all the Hostas, and a rose bush (on sale). The only odd thing is they charged me for a Calluna, which I had to look up on google. I did not buy that. So check your receipt before leaving the cashier! It was not busy that day (this past Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day weekend) so that's super odd. But it's a gorgeous place to walk and choose plants. They are also one of the few places that still have organic veggie plants in the spring with heirloom vegetables. Their roses are spectacular.

This is a place that has a huge selection of flowers, plants, and veggies only in season (think…read moreMay-July). It does not have the selection of bushes or trees that other places have, but what it does have is very reasonable in cost and abundant in selection. We buy our seasonal baskets of flowers, some veggies, and some perennials like Hydrangeas --which are $20 less per basket than say, The Growing Place. So it's like Home Depot prices with a lot of selection. I think their main clients are landscapers and wealthy home owners, as I see trucks of stuff pull away. Avoid the knick Knack area. I bought a very pretty metal water fountain for birds one year for over a hundred, and it immediately rusted (threw out). I think some of their garden decorations are decades old. Stick to the plants.

Great selection of flowers, herbs, vegetables and garden items! We had such a fun time just walking…read morethrough all the beautifully displayed floral selections. Perfect one stop shop for your spring planting! The service was quick and friendly. I think mane a little on the pricier end, but not too bad. Buying flowers can just add up quickly, but the pots are really plentiful and nice sizes.

I have to admit, I judged Ollie's before I ever walked through the front door…read more When I hear "closeout" or "bargain" store, my mind immediately goes to digging through disorganized mountains of who-knows-what, wondering if I'll find a bargain or just leave needing a tetanus booster. So I walked in expecting one thing...and left wondering why I hadn't shopped here years ago. The store was clean, organized, and packed with recognizable name brands at prices that honestly made me do a double take. Every aisle seemed to have another great find, and instead of feeling like I was on an episode of Storage Wars, I actually enjoyed browsing. The employees were genuinely friendly, smiled, and seemed happy to help. That alone sets Ollie's apart from a lot of retailers these days. And I have to give a shout-out to whoever curates the music. Instead of the usual elevator soundtrack that makes you wonder if time has stopped, it actually made shopping enjoyable. Then I found out they have a 30-day return policy. That completely caught me off guard. I honestly can't remember the last bargain or closeout store I visited that confidently said, "If it doesn't work out, bring it back." Great prices are one thing, but standing behind what you sell says a lot about a company. The biggest surprise wasn't how much money I saved--it was how much confidence I had shopping there. Ollie's doesn't feel like a place that's just trying to move leftover inventory. It feels like a company that genuinely wants customers to come back. Needless to say, they earned a new customer. I can already tell this won't be my last trip.

A friend recommended this place and just wanted to check it out and see what they have. This place…read morejust reminds me of another big lots store. The items are a bit cheaper and they also have a rewards program too. But that's pretty much it . The cashier was very nice and friendly too.

I've read some of the reviews prior to this place about the negative customer service and the one…read morething I could say is that I definitely was not greeted or felt welcomed by the staff. Overall, this store does feature such a huge variety of outdoor Landscaping items that I've been looking for. The problem with everything that I see and like is that nearly everything is overpriced. I absolutely enjoy how everything is categorized! I can also say that parking is a bit of a mess too especially when they have busy days. Regardless, this place is a treasure Trove of outdoor ideas if you want to spruce up your property.

I bought several pieces from here. I bought a dolphin mailbox holder that is about 5-5 1/2 feet…read moretall and a blue butterfly. I lost them sadly when I moved away.

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.

had a bad experience with a microwave install where tech could not only not install it but also…read moreruined cabinets in process of trying to, called into Bolingbrook store where we purchased and spoke to assistant store manager mark where he gave us guidance on our options to remedy the problem, he was prompt and very respectful, and also went above and beyond to make sure everything was resolved. Definitely appreciate having such wonderful managers and employees at our local Lowes.

UPDATE FOR THE INSTALLED SALES EXPERIENCE FOR THIS STORE…read more Bottom Line: Find another source if possible. https://www.complaintsboard.com/lowes-summit-installation-service-that-you-contract-with-horrible-c1449595 Used to be good with accountability to the customer now broken it seems from top down. Maybe the new management of Home Services will be able to right this badly listing ship. Lowe's own customer facing staff acknowledge the issues. Poor value due to loss of acknowledgement of the component of customer experience--often what happens when business school theory meets reality. Eight months into a simple project and Lowe's is still "working on it." No installer accountability. Another source and accurate given our experience: Lowe's home installation service frequently leaves customers frustrated primarily because the company outsources nearly all installation work to third-party contractors. Based on aggregated customer reports, several core factors contribute to these systemic failures: 1. Contractor Dependence Lowe's does not maintain a dedicated, in-house installation workforce for most products. Instead, orders are fulfilled by independent companies. These contractors operate semi-autonomously, leading to weak alignment with Lowe's customer service standards. Customer expectations of accountability are often unmet because contractors may prioritize their internal scheduling and profit over Lowe's policies or timelines. 2. Scheduling and Communication Breakdowns Many complaints cite repeated appointment rescheduling without notice, missed installation windows, and lack of proactive communication. Contractors sometimes fail to coordinate properly with customers or with Lowe's for order details, product availability, and site requirements, causing multi-week or multi-month delays. 3. Inconsistent Installer Competence Reviews frequently report unqualified or poorly trained installers, resulting in errors like: Incorrect measurements, Damaged products during installation, Requirement for structural changes (e.g., stucco handling, frame modifications). Because multiple installers may handle a single project sequentially, there is no continuity of accountability, leading to compounded delays and mistakes. 4. Fragmented Accountability Lowe's retains responsibility for product sales, but contractors handle site execution. Customers often receive conflicting guidance between Lowe's and the contracted company, making resolution slow or impossible. Executive and store-level interventions rarely resolve disputes effectively, as contractors may ignore directions or provide only minimal remediation. 5. Operational and Systemic Pressures Outsourcing is intended to reduce overhead costs, avoid large in-house labor commitments, and scale quickly across regions. The trade-off is that operational control over installation quality, timing, and customer service is lost. Third-party labor firms may be understaffed in certain areas, overbooked, or motivated by speed rather than customer satisfaction. Multiple examples report years-long delays, repeated reschedulings, and incompatible products failing inspection or being improperly fitted. Cases describe poor communication, lost payments, and contractors disregarding customer schedules. Lowe's installation service is severely challenged because the company's model outsources critical operational responsibilities to third parties without sufficient oversight, training, or incentive alignment. The combination of contractor independence, inconsistent skills, poor communication, and fragmented accountability results in the chronic delays, errors, and customer dissatisfaction widely reported. The root cause of Lowe's home installation issues is structural: relying on third-party contractors decouples installation quality from Lowe's control, creating systemic failures in scheduling, execution, and customer service. This suggests that without significant redesign of the outsourcing model or stricter oversight, inefficiencies and negative customer experiences will likely persist.

I had four yards of enriched vegetable garden mix delivered. They dumped it in the back yard so I…read moredidn't have to wheel barrel it to the back. Same day delivery! We'll definitely use again.

Owner is rude and be careful how much you buy. Because there ZERO return policy makes it a pain in…read morethe A$$ when trying to get enough product for your project. That or enjoy making multiple trips or having a leftover whatever to try and find a place for. Even if it's a bucket of utility sand that can be added back to the 5 tons of sand that's already sitting there you might as well hall that back home too. What a crappy place and person to do business with.

They have what I need when I need it. They also have hoodies and groceries and anything else I can…read morethink of. For some reason I can't put my finger on, I like them better than then the other big box stores.

Purchased Mulch and could not get anyone to load it in my vehicle. Had to call back into the store…read moretwice and still waiting. Talked to manager he said someone was coming but still no luck! This is why Menards may have better prices than Home Depot however, Home Depot has better customer support and service. Had to walk back into the store and requested a refund! Unbelievable!!!