Just ran to Dick's Sporting Goods in store. Return regards to returning a bike, I picked up an…read morealternate location, show the barcode, and this jerk wanna be manager, who is in his 40s and a manager at a sporting good store.... Named Brian was a hands-off jerk. Ask kindly for store credit for a bike that is not 24 inches show the in-store barcode label and he still stated that there was nothing that he could do, remind me to never go back to Dick's, no wonder why they have two stars at this piece of crap location.

It seems like they're constantly out of stock on a lot of thing's even popular brands you expect to…read morefind. The shoe selection was pretty weak and the baseball gear section was a real letdown especially since it's baseball season I was hoping to find some Bruce Bolt gloves, but no luck.Honestly, I'd recommend checking out the Schaumburg or Lombard locations instead. They usually have a much better selection and seem to be better stocked.I rarely encountered any staff who greeted me. It might be worth looking into improving customer service.

I had a terrible and honestly humiliating experience at the Ross in Bloomingdale, IL on April 21,…read more2026 around 10:00 PM. I was standing in line waiting to check out, minding my own business with headphones on while one register was open and the customer ahead of me had a large purchase. Out of nowhere, an employee from across the store started yelling in my direction. At first I couldn't hear because of my earbuds, but when I took one out, I heard them yelling at me to "look in another f******* direction" and accusing me of staring at them. That accusation was completely false. I was not looking at this employee at all. I was simply waiting my turn. The way this was handled, loudly and publicly, was incredibly unprofessional and embarrassing. Other customers and the cashier started looking at me like I had done something wrong, which made the situation even worse. Based on how quickly I was singled out and accused without any interaction, I genuinely feel I was negatively stereotyped based on my appearance. There was no justification for that kind of assumption or treatment. I ended up putting my items down and leaving the store because of how uncomfortable and embarrassed I felt. I've shopped at Ross many times and have never experienced anything like this. This was unacceptable behavior from staff. Customers should not be publicly yelled at, accused, or made to feel like they've done something wrong when they haven't. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses the conduct of their employees.

The store is slightly organized and it looks like they try to keep items in the right departments,…read morebut still appears messy. Some of the pricing seems reasonable for the quality of the items.

There are great great savings to be found at this store. I have found some great steals in the…read moremen's apparel section. My wife finds steals all the time also. Check the website for anything new. If you go on a weekend expect long lines and you will need to wait accordingly. Checking out can be a pain, again, because of the long lines. The cashiers and other workers do a good job in my opinion. They keep a smile on their faces. The store is kept clean. I've been there a number of times and have always seen the floors kept clean.

Bad service well be going to a different location. Next time guaranteed manager was even rude.read more

This is a decent Kohl's location that has all merchandise on one floor. Signs were labeled clearly…read moreand merchandise was organized. This location now has all the registers on one side.

I was purchasing a pair of athletic shoes on Saturday December 27 at th3 Wheaton store, I found a…read moreshoe I likes in my size on display but could not locate the box with the other shoe. An incredibly helpful employee named Christine went out of her way to help me locate the box with the other shoe.

The store has an old-school vibe. Michelangelo recommended an orthotic for hallux limitus, and it…read morehelped. Many thanks!

Fabulous service and great follow up. He Is very thorough and if you look at his website you will…read moresee that he is incredibly creative and can make works of art out of Birks - Who knew?!!!

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.

This location has gone down hill with store cleanliness, products, and service within the last few…read moreyears. If you notice the vehicles in the parking lot you'll see the customer base they now need to serve. What was once a bright, clean, orderly store with exciting products is now disheveled with products heaped in carts, pallets on the floor with worthless products like it's a warehouse (who wants a 1 oz container of cotton candy for $3.00 and display it on a pallet like it's a great display? This store is always out of popular items as they try and force you into purchasing other products. Like, who wants Target brand food? There's a reason why the stock is down $50.00 for the year or 38%. Corporate decision makers are asleep at the wheel, buyers are not paying attention to product selection, and local management for this store are just bodies with no added value or skill. The average spend of a Target customer is $49.00 per visit and an average of just 21 visits per year. Thats just barely over the $1,000.00 so it becomes obvious as to why the product selection has fallen off a cliff. This location reminds of K-Mart before their demise.

Stopped by today and was blown away! The sweet sales person was fantastic and helped me pick some…read morelovely things! The store is neat and well organized. The selection was very good and high quality. I wish I didn't live so far away (Texas), I would be a frequent shopper!

Always a great experience at Walk-In Closet. Owner is friendly and goes out of her way to connect…read morewith her clientele.

Shopping for a suit. First thing salesman asked "what's your price range?" When I said, $200 to…read more$300, he said "oh we don't have anything for less than $500." So we left. Thought Men's Wearhouse had a wider price selection. Won't go back.

12/10 would rent this tux again if going skydiving and didn't have a parachute…read more Luckily going to the bathroom was super easy. All I had to do was undo my suspenders and my pants would drop down to my ankles. Speaking of ankles, I also love that my pants really showed off my ankles. If you got em, flaunt em. Have you ever danced to "Twist and Shout" and had your body rotate a full 90 degrees in your pants? Cuz I have and it was fantastic. I'm so glad that a professional sized me up for my buddy's wedding. There's nothing like getting a size 36 pants when you wear a size 32. And screw carrying a flask, a size 46 jacket (when you wear size 42) allows you to fit at least a handle in each side.