Go anyplace else…read more Slow Slow Slow Not helpful Customer service a zero Go elsewhere if you don't want to waste time

Neatly ordered shop and staff was helpful and friendly on my visit. They did not have hiking pants…read morefor women though.

Sang is an amazing PSO and is one of the best in Chicago. My girlfriend and I have been been going…read moreto Pinnacle for a few years now and will still go to Sang for balls and drilling even after moving to Hyde Park. Go visit Sang even just to say hi! He's friendly and will always take the time to chat, even though he's one of the hardest working PSOs out there

I've known Sang for many years and his bowling equipment knowledge along with his outstanding…read morecustomer service is excellent. I skipped bowling for 2 years but Sang got me hooked up with a league at Habetler bowl so I am forever grateful toward him. He is truly honest with his advice and suggestions. Joe Corna

I was assisted by such a knowledgeable and friendly And oatient emoloyee named Charlene Kufis…read moreto her kindness and patience Im old and she was so emphatic Praise

Great store to find sports gear. Even from someone not big into sports, it's a fun place to walk…read morearound.

It is a small neighborhood store. I have gotten last minute water bottles and athletic tape…read morehere. Also ordered many High school jackets and even fleece pull-overs that are one of a kind. If you are looking for something for an alma mater that has closed or something unique they really make an effort to help. The lady that owns and runs it is super nice too!! Great Place!

Not too many places like this anymore. I buy all my kids sports equipment from here. Great place...read more

I've been patronizing the businesses at this shopping center for more than a decade. Shops have…read morecome and gone throughout the years and I am amazed that new businesses continue to open up shop here. I see that the Bear Paddle Swim School is under construction, Rock Star Nails recently opened and one of my faves, Barnes & Noble, continues to do well here. For the last year, I visit Village Crossing several times a week. You would be amazed at the amount of cars here before the crack of dawn! I mean, you may be sleeping, but I and other workout fanatics, stockroom workers, cleaners, vampires, are all here before the sun rises.

I've shopped here for nearly 25 years, and it's always had a healthy mix of shops. There are a few…read moremajor retailers: Dick's Sporting Goods, FiveBelow, Barnes & Noble, Michael's, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Jewel, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Ulta Beauty, and an AMC Movie Theaters that's in a weird place around the back. There are also some small boutiques that I love--the Half Price Books is a terrific store where I always get good deals on hard to find books and rare CDs. The food options are good and well-placed, for what is essentially a series of wonkily-positioned strip malls. You won't go hungry at this shopping center. There are a bunch of fast food places clustered in the north-east section of the shopping center (Panda Express, Corner Bakery, and a Penn Station East Coast Subs), a few on the north-west side (Subway, Jersey Mike's), and sit down, stand-alone restaurants that ring the parking lot (Chili's and Outback Steakhouse). Near the AMC Movie Theater, there's a Buffalo Wild Wings, Village Roadhouse, and a Red Robin. I still have nostalgia for the huge CompUSA that used to be here. It's where I bought my first "real" computer--the Bondi Blue iMac in 1998. I also miss the Pier 1 that closed back in early 2000 (the sign is still currently up). If you're taking public transit from the city, catch the Pace 290 from the Howard Station of the Red Line, and it'll drop you across the street from the mall. If you're driving, good luck--this mall has a reputation for the roads and parking lots in front being oddly placed. I think there's also a parking garage for the AMC Movie Theater, too.