This location is no longer a Big Lots store, it is now a Black Friday Deals store. The concept of…read morethis store is basically that has returns from Amazon and other retailers. It's like an Indoor Flea Market with bins loaded within miscellaneous items. The bins are marked with $3 or $4 or $5 and so on. There is also a separate room with big ticket items such as furniture or camping supplies that are individually priced. Nice concept.

Do not buy their furniture, it's the worst. They will not honor any warranty. Recliner broke twice…read morein 7 months

Walking up to a Macy's in a strip mall is a bit of a different feeling!! I had a return to do and…read morerealized this was the closest Macy's to my new home. Service was kind and fast, no line at all. I was so shocked at how clean and organized this store is. I'm not sure when it opened but it still feels new. I'm not sure if this is a lesser traveled Macy's or if they're just on top of their displays because everything was nearly perfect. The sections are quite a bit smaller than your three floor Macy's but I was thoroughly impressed that they have a variety of sizes in the items they do carry. Strip mall factor may help this become my new favorite Macy's!

Hi I came to Macy's yesterday July 27th at the bloomingdale location around 10.30 am…read more want to give a shoutout to Jack at the customer service counter! He was incredibly helpful, patient, and made my experience so easy. Great customer service is hard to find, but Jack really was Outstanding. Thank You

Marshalls has a great variety of products at great prices. The parking at this location is…read morefantastic and I have never had an issue finding a spot. Very friendly staff that can help you find exactly what you need. Always find great deals here. Got a brand new pair of name brand tennis shoes for $50 bucks and I wear them every day plus found a rain coat name brand for a great price. There are clearance sections everywhere, and the style of clothing is pretty up to date.

I understand they just opened back up, but the line literally goes all the way to the back of the…read morestore. Only 3 registers open out of 7. No manager in sight, no one to enforce social distancing, and people are crowding all up on each other. Stay away if you don't want to get Covid 19!!!!

Every time I've give here I've gotten fantastic deals. And their quality is good too!…read more Cashier was super helpful and friendly.

This was just a store pick up as ordered online. I knew it was going to be end of the week till I…read morecould get there.I called and they were very gracious and said no problem- they usually hold for a little bit longer, anyway. Pick-up was quick and painless.

My husband selected 2 pairs of pants while we were shopping and they happen to be in the clearance…read moresection for around $10. Perfect! We go to check out and the pants were the only clearance item we had. They ring up full price, which no big deal, it happens. The associate studies the pants! Checking the DPCI to make sure it matches. Ok, that's fine. She then proceeds to call over a total of 3 people over a 5 minute period while they all study the tag. We say it's fine, if there is an issue we won't buy them. The manager comes and says no, we can't sell you these for the price the tag has on it, I will sell them to you for $24. Huh? So I can't pay what the price tag says? She says it's wrong. I informed her there is a shelf full of them with the same price and asked did the DPCI match? She didn't even know what a DPCI was... the associate confirms the match. She then says they have had a lot of theft by the associates (nothing to do with me) who tag things wrong for their friends. I laugh and say look at our cart and receipt, nothing was clearance but the pants and if that was my plan I would want something of real value! Not pants. She says she isn't accusing us. I check out and say it's ok, we will buy what we have. She walks away to check our story and after she sees there is a whole shelf of pants with the same price she pushes us to buy the pants. Offers us free Starbucks for the trouble. We decline. She keeps talking practically begging us to buy the pants. My husband buys 1 pair because we are simply ready to leave at this point and she lets it be. I don't think it's appropriate to make a staffing issue with theft, the customers issue. Especially when it's something as cheap as pants. I would think they would do multiple items and items of value! If Target has this issue, they should track and manage it internally, not harass/ slightly accuse the customers.

Im a lonbg timme Target customer. Twice this week they didn't include items I paid fir. I G ad to…read moredtive back to get them. I live 15 mins away. Waisting my time and gas. So Icam done . The careless flippant attitude, so appology, is not acceptable.

Oh how I miss the city. Thankfully, Francesca's Collections still gives me the feel of boutique…read moreshopping down Damen Avenue. Easy layout to follow: purses & other accessories can be found on the wall to the right as you walk in. Fun dresses in the back of the store. Don't forget to hit up their sale area that can be found in the back righthand corner of the store. Just keep in mind that all sale items are final, no returns or exchanges. So definitely try before you buy. There is only one fitting room in the store but I've only had to wait in line once. In addition to their sales, they also have something called Pick of the Week. This is an item that you can purchase with a 20% discount! Check out their website to see what the Pick of the Week is and don't forget to sign up for their mailing list. I got a 40% off discount on any item in their online store just for being on their mailing list!

I enjoy this store immensely, although I forget it's in the Geneva Commons from time to time due to…read moreits location off the main strip of stores. That's probably a good thing for a shopper like me, because whenever I do wander into Francesca's Collections I'm sure to drop some dough. Whether it's a cute dress selected from their eclectic yet slight collection of clothing or a sassy notepad that assists in making decisions, there is always something that seems to catch my eye. I've purchased stunning jeweled sandals and girly hair accessories that always attract compliments due to their quirky yet lady like details. I definitely recommend this store to anyone looking for something different, whether it's a one-shouldered romper or a silly gift for a friend. You won't be disappointed. **This location does not accept checks**

Going down hill. Expensive, items just thrown on the shelf,…read moreand anything worth considering goes to the on line auction. Goodwill is tax exempt, yet I have to pay taxes on the items they got for free. Gas prices and tariffs do not affect these price so it is just piling on greed.

The workers at the Bartlett store genuinely care and are very sweet and friendly- always! This is…read moreconsistently the most pleasurable Goodwill store in the whole area to shop in. Prices are reasonable, too and not inflated.

Last night -first of all, it was 845 and they already had the doors closed and locked. I get that…read moreyou wanna leave. They weren't even letting people in the store second I had to return. I was just in there my son ripped off the tags. I just wanted them the price match the online shorts that were $44 at the store and $12 online. They would not they said they don't price match what I can do is order them online completely unacceptable price match your stuff. You're the same store. I don't think I will be returning.

Once upon a time, Rosa J. was a high school teenager constantly hanging out at the mall with her…read moreboyfriend. I wondered why I liked shopping malls so much that I'm now managing a retail store at an outlet. By the way, H&M was not even available at my small-town, everyone-knew-each-other, rural South Carolina mall twelve (12) years ago. Nowadays, I absolutely hate the mall. Yes, I know "hate" is a strong word, but lingering at a mall doesn't help me relax anymore. Hubby was servicing their POS system at their Yorktown Center location, so I tagged along. I knew this is one of the newer H&M in Chicagoland. I could tell because the condition of the store was slightly more pristine in comparison to other locations in the city or in the suburbs. Although shopping at a mall is less pleasurable for me, I had to admit that H&M does have fashionable and cute stuff! A few Nordic-patterned sweaters and wraps were on sale, it was a bit tempting yet I had a decent self-control with buying clothes, jewelry, and accessories. Yes, it came a long way for me since the "rehab" I gave to myself a year ago as I was cleaning up and reorganizing my closet. I actually have found a few items that be considered "unisex" at their men's department. I usually spend a good amount of time browsing through men's as well. I don't mind if someone can treat me a $500 shopping spree at H&M...