They are very consistently unhelpful and do not follow corporate policy per corporate.read more

Many visits here, but my first review. I don't think I've ever bought something here. I always try…read morethough. The store is small (mall store), and their men's section is tiny. It seems like they never rotate their stock.

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 havd got all my buisness clothes and some cadcuals from thid place. I love how they have the…read moreselections of clothes. The material is good, its value to our money we pay. I am petite and I get my size clothes too here and they look classy. They have a good service. If I do not get size they look in their backroom and if its unavailable there, they order it online that would get delivered to me at home. I highly recommend clothes from here.

Store is nice and big so plenty too look at. Also seemed cleaned and up kept which is always…read moreappreciated. They didn't have what we were looking for, but other then that it's a nice store. Would probably be back on another occasion if looking for everyday clothing. Thank you!

I normally shop at the Maurice's in DeKalb IL but I was in the area of this Maurice's and had a…read moresimple return. I had planned on keeping the top but then I seen they had a size that fits me better available online so I ordered that one. The tags are still on my top that I wanted to return. The robotic store manager barked at me when I entered the shop asking if I had a return. I proceeded to browse then found nothing else so I went to the counter to process my return. The same robot was waiting on me and barked at me that I couldn't return without an order number. I asked her if she could look it up with my Maurice's card and she rolled her eyes and said "NOOOO". She was making me so uncomfortable because she kept barking over and over "order number....I just need an order number!!" I was trying to find it in my email and she started whispering to one of the other clerks about me. I walked out without a word and know from now on I'll stick to the shop in DeKalb where I've never been treated rudely at all.

I've been frequenting this location for quite some time and have always enjoyed the ladies that…read moreassist me during my visit. (Wonderful customer service and a clean store.) However, on February 14th I went in to buy a pair of pants and a shirt and saw a lady with blonde hair loudly criticizing one of her co-workers. Apparently, the blonde haired employee did not like the way her co-worker handled a situation. The way the lady was speaking , she seemed to be a store manager or other form of management personnel. I understand employees can make mistakes but whenever there is an opportunity for coaching like what I witnessed, leadership should ALWAYS take an employee to the back AWAY from the customers. Not only is this common courtesy but the proper way to provide feedback. To witness the employee being ridiculed in front of everyone made me so utterly upset I had to leave the store right away. I couldn't imagine how that worker must be feeling inside and I am disappointed with the upper management at Maurice's. They need to do better by treating their employees with the respect they deserve. To be honest, I regret not speaking up that day and standing up for the employee.

This is like "retail plus". When I was in here I was so well taken care of by the staff, I felt…read morelike Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. Their approach to pampering their customers should be studied by retail consultants for thousands of years like the The Scroll of Thoth. Stellar experience.

I prefer to shop here at the H&M in Yorktown Mall. The store is always clean and well organized…read more The racks are easy for you to maneuver throughout the store. The associates working here at this location doesn't bother you or even speak. You just shop in peace until you ask for assistance. Decent selections of women clothing and accessories. Some items can be a little pricey but affordable. The clearance selections have some great deals. Sometimes the lines does get super long and there is quite a wait for you to purchase your items.

Even when there is a problem at REI it gets worked out…read more I have been a member for at least 20 years. I appreciate the garage sale and coupons. Most of my long term gear is from there. I hope their house brand improves - now get outside and go play.

I have been to the bike shop twice in the past two months…read more Unfortunately, the shop experience and service provided were less than great. The first time, I needed to get some cables and housing for a bicycle. I was very specific about getting 4MM SHIFT housing and the correct cables and fittings to make my project complete. I was sold the wrong size housing and fittings by the shop. They unfortunately did not have the time to check what they gave me. They gave me an obsolete 5MM housing, and the wrong fittings. This was not great because I had a bike that needed to be running with the correct parts. So I had to find another solution. I had to get the correct goods from a different LOCAL shop, and I did not feel that I had a great experience for driving over to REI for what was supposed to be the right stuff. Plus I wanted my REI dividend to grow. I had to give them a second chance. Because I wanted to see if I could get the correct service, and parts for my second project. This time I needed some Disc Brake Pads and a Rotor for a bike. I was told that NO One needed to have a rotor as big as I requested... And that there was no way to match my parts. I brought in parts for a Tektro Brake which shares the same Pads as Shimano. However I was left to my own time to look for the parts myself. It was a bummer because I was getting a bike together for my Friends and I needed the correct goods. I had to wait by the counter for more than expected. I was ignored by the other shop members and when confronted by the shop tech, I was greeted with a 'What Do You Want?" Again..I had Zero Hope that I would get the required parts or even a Hello....But here we went. I bought the One part they had in stock, though I suspect that there was more opportunity to bring a polite and productive conversation to the table. None the less...I bought the One part they had and headed to another REI in Chicago to get the rest. However, the fella behind the counter was working on a customers Bike. It was a very good bike. And I overheard the customer complain about bad shifting. I am an experienced mechanic with over 35 years of wrenching to my belt, so I had to politely listen. I listened to this newish sales and mechanic person tell the customer that his bike was fine, and in adjustment. However after listening to the customer complain about his shifting "slipping"... While waiting for someone to help me with my parts needs. I was enjoying the explanation of this mechanic representative to the customer about how he had to lower his power output in order to shift. He told the customer that he had to shift 30 feet before a hill in order to not have a "shift-skip". This is NOT accurate, and I was cringing at the bubbling blather being generated from this fellas mouth. The bikes are built to absolutely undergo stress while shifting uphill. This was not the best advise, as I saw that the bike was mis-adjusted from 8 feet away. I asked very politely and cautiously to help give the customer and mechanic a detail about how to resolve the complaint. They both agreed, as the customer did not seem to believe the employee....I knew it was not the right advise. And so I gave the attention to detail that was not noticed by the employee. The B-Tension was way off....by nearly an inch or 25.4mm. I had pointed that the top pulley of the Rear Derailleur was too far from the cogs in the rear. Thus the chain did not have enough "grip" on the rear cogs to initiate the correct shift clearances and adjustments. The chain only had about 30% of engagement. I advised the customer and tech that the B-Tension was Way off, and the solution would be to adjust the rear derailurer into the correct adjustment by loosening the B-Tension fitting to the correct the adjustment to properly let the chain sit closer to the cogs. This is critical for correct shifting and engagement to make the shifting system work correctly. The customer was Delighted, as I did state that I am also an experienced mechanic. And I was noting the problem that was obvious. Then...the mechanic started giving back an attitude....He put the bike back in the stand, and started giving excuses and the wrong adivise to the customer. I had what I needed from REI and so I left. However, I told the customer to NOT leave without getting the B-Tension adjustment corrected into the factory setting. Not 25mm- But closer to 1-3 mm depending on the bike and other factors including clearance for each situation. The mechanic was not helping, and became "Whiny-Sensitive" after my attempts to add some Value and Experience to Both. I purchased what I needed from REI, but to be Honest...The Staff is Severely Under Trained. The ability to fix a BIKE is pretty easy if you follow the training and methods in order to make everything sing correctly together. However...REI has not figured out how to make this work.

I came to the outlet mall specifically to visit this store. It never disappoints. Not only do…read morethey have discounted underwear, but I have found nightshirts, skorts, socks, lounge wear, workout clothes, and I don't know what on the men's side. When you walk in, the women's section is to the right and the men's section to the left. If you do not read the signs with the specials, don't worry, they will catch it at the register and give you an opportunity to fulfill required items to get the discounted price. I go early so it was not crowded. Worth a visit.

The Jockey Outlet Store has been my go to for many years for my underwear needs (Uhhh TMI). I have…read morebeen going to the Jockey stores for years whenever the need for replacements comes up. What's to say? I use only black Dago T/wife beater T Shirts & an occasional white Dago T/wife beater T shirt when I wear a dress shirt so the black color doesn't bleed through. For me I only get the black underpants. I bought their white low cut ankle socks before, but I don't think the quality is that good. The elastic band always fail on the Jockey socks so they will sag down or pull off completely whenever I take off my shoes or pants. Now I only buy Nike low cut ankle socks. Jockey usually has discounted prices on underwear buy 2 items and get one for free. Both my wife and I needed thangs so we were able to take advantage of this. For being frequent buyers we also get coupons for $10 off on purchases. We had 2 $10 coupons that we needed to use.

Decent store. Its never that busy when I'm here. The staff is friendly and always asking if I need…read moreassistance. I came the other day and their return system was down. I had to come back 2 days later. I like some of their new styles of jeans. Quick trick, park in the lower deck and go up the escalators and it takes you right to Gap.

I see that this store is still being dragged down by old COVID reviews and so I wanted to post…read moresomething more recent to bring it up. So sad to see so many GAP stores closing as they really do have great clothing for the whole family that won't break the bank. This store is no exception. Really great selection and there's always sales going on. Service was tremendous. Was greeted and then had three other workers after to help. One checked on a size in the back while the woman in the dressing room was super helpful as well. Well staffed overall on a Saturday. Definitely will be back!