Von Maur - this place is great. The sales lady helped me find the exact shirt I needed Quickly…read more These people have always been great to me. I will continue to be a customer. Thanks Von Maur.

I love this Vaughn Maher at Yorktown partial because of the sales tax and also partially because I…read morefeel like it's larger than the location in Glenview. Similar to the Glenview location it carries that same old school ambience which is really quite nice. They also sometimes have a live piano player as does Glenview, which is really fantastic and create a great feeling to add to that welcome Homie sense that they build. Similar to the Glenview location I will say again really great selection. They carry great brands however because I feel like it is slightly larger they carry even more product and therefore more options. Love coming here as usual parking is pretty easy inconvenient for Yorktown and so glad that old-school type department stores still exist somewhere here in the Illinois area.

I stopped in to this outlet after being in the area visiting other big box outlets. I didn't quite…read moreknow what to expect after reading the reviews on line. While I didn't walk out with anything, the prices were in line with what you would consider an outlet. Big discounts and sales prices were everywhere. I could see popping in here periodically assuming their inventory turns on a somewhat regular basis. Like any good outlet or thrift store, be ready to hunt for that hidden gem

They have a lot of deals here! I think things were like 70% off the day we went, but I was…read moredisappointed! They had a decent selection of couches, vanities, chairs, mirrors, dining sets, and rugs, but the outlet just had a very picked through feeling. I think your best bet is coming here if you're looking for dining chairs/bar stools. I think that was their best selection. The staff were super nice, though, and made sure everyone knew what the deals were for that day.

There's two stoplights, one on the north side, and one on the south side (by Portillos); I'm always…read moreunlucky and hit one, always. I'm usually in and out quickly. I did notice they're focusing more on their self checkout as there are less and less cashiers. This store has more self checkouts than other Targets I've been to, though. I usually find what I need/want and never have any issues.

I didn't notice this until I got home. Tag was $17 but it rang up as $18. They're crooks!! This has…read morehappened multiple times!! Don't trust them!!

No matter what you are shopping for, there is a little something for everyone's taste. Beautiful…read moreoutdoor space with so many options. My experience has always been pleasant. The stores are preparing for Easter and the Spring season so there are many pretty pastels to choose from. Many of you know that my favorite color is pink. But I also enjoy a milky banana or sunshine yellow. There was plenty. I only shopped at a few stores today as hubby was working so it was easy for me to be in and out. He takes a little more time with his selections than I do. There is a really nice coffee shop that opened up in the place of Starbucks. Right next door is a macaroon shop. You can always buy mangoes, ice cream and churros. Grabbed a few items for upcoming birthday surprises and headed on my way.

My favorite outlet mall in the Chicago suburbs (Aurora). Great selection of stores including many…read morename brand hard to find companies. My tip is to check out the Simons app for extra savings.

We came out to Aurora on September 4th because we hadn't traveled since our big trip out to…read moreYellowstone at the beginning of August. This was just a day trip compared to a full week vacation, but it was still something I had been looking forward to since the idea was first mentioned about a week ago. We ended up spending most of our day here at the Fox Valley Mall. My husband, as well as myself, enjoyed some eats at the food court and being able to visit loads of stores under one roof. There are 2 shopping floors and the bottom floor (labeled FC on the elevator) is the food court, although there is some food on the shopping floors like the 2 different Auntie Anne's storefronts, one on the upper level and one on the lower level. Bathrooms were abundant and clean. The floors were also well kept up without being slippery. If I lived nearby I could see myself being a mall walker here because there is tons of space.

I enjoyed Fox Valley Mall a lot. It was spacious and good for walking around. They had a store…read morewhere you could pet dogs, which stood out as unique from other malls. I knew someone who really enjoyed this. The mall had a family-oriented aura. One of the most pleasant encounters I have had in years was at this mall. The food court had good food options. There was a plethora of stores. I liked that they had a bookstore that looked solid. I wish everyone all the best in Yeshua's Name.

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.

Good collection for all types of wear especially for ladies. Service is like none to help if we…read morehave questions but that is okay every labelling is clear, there are not service ppl at checkout so long lines to pay. Affordable price.

A lot of selections to choose from. It's can be a little messy at times from customers messing the…read morestore up.

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.