As much as I love Home Goods, this location was rather small. And I was so disappointed that they…read moredid not have a big Halloween display. I know, it's only June, but my social media feeds have led me to believe that the Halloween season begins now! Where my Halloween ghouls and ghosties at? I saw one endcap and some random items throughout the store. I did see some cool beverage dispensers (one with a limoncello mix inside and the other one with a blueberry margarita mix inside) -- they're all set, just add alcohol. All ready to party! There are other Home Goods locations much closer to me. So I don't think I'll return to this location.

** Kind Staff ** ** Everything **…read more I love the madness that is Home Goods. The organized chaos is great! They literally have everything and more. All associates here were kind and helpful.

Gold + Oak is an interesting store located in the former Busse Florist in downtown Mount Prospect…read more The shoppe sells holiday decor, hostess gifts, candles , jewelry, homegoods, glassware, vases and rugs and pillows. A little bit of everything displayed so nicely. They state the items are unique and not sold in large quantities. They often are open for only 5 hours per week on a Thursday, so for us working woman it is hard to stop in, it took me several months. They also offer design services. It is wonderful to support a woman owned and operated business.

It's cute stuff. But the lack of customer service really put me off. There were two employees, and…read moreonly me and my husband in the store. When we walked in the store, they looked up and it kind of felt like we were disregarded. Almost like they were annoyed we walked in.

This store is a gem in downtown AH. It's always a delight and a treasure hunt for one of kind items…read morethat are great quality

Favorite store in Arlington Heights. They have fabulous taste and items you just didn't find…read moreelsewhere. Run there and check it out if you can.

Shop here often. Never disappointed. Well curated selection with character and fair price point.read more

I just bought a lovely signed serigraph of Venice from here. It will remind me of our actual visit…read morethere with family.

Wall to wall beautiful furniture... but when I saw one price tag I gasped this is not an outlet in…read moremy opinion everything was still lovely and stacked with its collection ! Just how is this store still open ?

Woo hoo! Delivery scheduled the same week and it went smoothly. Bathroom vanity and bookshelf…read moredelivered to 2nd floor. Good!

I was in the area and looking for lunch...I was not aware that Randhurst (Mall) is now Randhurst…read moreVillage, and what an improvement! So many of my favorite stores located here -- BBW, HomeGoods, Michael's -- and so many restaurants -- Altea, Blackfinn, BWW, Chipotle, 5Guys, Grade A Cafe, Hangry Joe's, Hong Dae Korean Bar & Grill, Mr. Kimchi, and a lot more. You can watch movies, work out, get a massage, and more. There's a Hampton Inn & Suites. This is a bit of a drive for me, but I really enjoyed checking out the space and having a bite to eat. As others have noted, the layout and traffic patterns are a bit of a mess, and I did see that several anchor locations are still empty. Still, compare Randhurst Village to the vanishing Northbrook Court, and you will see how vital for a community to have this kind of space.

I have been to Randhurst Village many, many times. I went there often as a child when Randhurst was…read morean indoor mall. It had a wide range of stores and a bomb shelter in the lower lower level (it was built during the cold war after all). It has evolved since then to become an outdoor shopping center. Randhurst Village is home to many great stores and restaurants. My favorites include AMC theaters, Mr. Kimchee, McAlister's Cafe, and Grade A Cafe. I encourage you to come and find a favorite for yourself. While Randhurst Village is a great shopping center, getting around is not easy. The traffic pattern and traffic flow, does not actually flow very well, if at all. From random turns, to traffic circles, to traffic leading directly into parking spaces without any warning is a challenge to say the least. Come and enjoy Randhurst Village, but pay attention while doing so.

This is the Target of k-beauty, with a very large selection of all the best brands. The prices may…read morebe slightly high but the shopping experience is very pleasant, with clean testers for everything and you get a tote bag for your purchases!

This is a fun place to shop. If I weren't on a diet, I'd spend a fortune tasting all of the…read moredifferent flavors of Lays Chips and other goodies. There's still plenty to see, though. Great place for toys, cosmetics, and household goods. More upscale than Daiso, but overall the prices aren't bad and the quality is good.

Love Carly at n.w. lighting she was a huge help and very knowledgeable…read more You made my task very seamless and exciting Kelly D.

We have used this service-friendly store before. Thelma Adams was great to work with. Great ideas…read moreand superior service!

Someone referred to At Home as the "Walmart-sized HomeGoods."…read more Say no more. Hold my Prosecco. Was this a trip that merits a day off work? Should I drive my SUV with the back seats folded down? All the posts on my FYP seemed to suggest that I would hit the Halloween decor jackpot. I encountered several hiccups on the way due to my GPS misdirecting me -- one trip to the Old Orchard Country Club. I was so disappointed. Basically not a HomeGoods at all. Not the vibe I was looking for at all. This is a giant warehouse (somewhat) filled with indoor, outdoor, housewares, tchotchkes, etc. If you need an outdoor pot, a plant stand, a side table, towels, glassware, etc., they have it all, and so many kinds it'll make your head spin. There were lots of items on clearance. At Home is filing for bankruptcy and will close stores. Perhaps that is why the store had several areas that were bare. I don't know if this is one of the locations that will close, but they shoulda had their Halloween stuff out. I will drive anywhere, spend anything, if it means cool Halloween stuff.

I have been here a handful of times and am always perplexed about the store. It is filled with a…read morewide variety of home goods, art, furniture and decor. It is a step below Home goods , but a step above other retailers. We were looking for an area rug, and I liked they had all the rugs open and on display. The rugs were marked with location and easy to find. Service was ok, there is no one to help in the store, if you have a question and the cashier was not overly friendly. If looking for a huge selection of home goods, it is worth stopping in.

Walked in and barely anyone looked up to offer a mere hello. I wandered around for a good 25…read moreminutes before 1 of the 4 employees reluctantly approached me. Selection is good but unsure if pricing is fair. I'll take my business elsewhere.

I went hunting for some consignment stores and while I didn't find exactly what I was looking for…read moreat Village Treasure House, I was surprised at how clean, well-stocked and varied the merchandise was. There were definitely more than a handful of things that tempted me off the path of my intended errand. Maybe most importantly, the place was well-ventilated and air-conditioned. Definitely worth a check at their physical location or their website if you're looking for something new for your home.