Was wanting...wait scratch that, was needing a blue raspberry slurpee last night. Did this location…read morehave that flavor? Nope...onto the next 7-11. 4-stars because they have Slurpees (that's a given)...would have 5 if they had blue raspberry flavor.

Typical 7-11 experience. Hot food if you want it, snacks, even a few healthy choices for the health…read morenuts out there. Staff is friendly and helpful with questions. Location is great, this is not a gas station however. Parking completely sucks. I had to park on the street today.

This is a great local Diary Queen where I have been visiting ever since I was in High School!…read more This place serves great ice cream! The customer service is super friendly and this ice cream shop has a nice ambiance.

My husband got a dairy queen ice cream they have nothing vegan except a plain cone…read more He really enjoyed it on the last of these summer days

Sure is a big improvement with the new store manager. Its nice to see the employees wearing a…read moreMariano's uniform now we know who the workers are from the shoppers. Its also nice to see that they have hired more cashiers.

One of the larger Mariano's stores in the area with a huge selection grocery items, particularly in…read morethe area of prepared foods. This is one of my preferred Mariano's locations to go to as the parking is more spacious and logically laid out than some of the other locations. I also like the very spacious layout of this spot, with lots of room to casually browse and enjoy the shopping experience. One of the interesting things about this location is how giant everything feels, with the ability to really see from one side of the store to the other. I'm not necessarily sure if this is a good or bad thing (similar to Woodman's) where you know you can get everything you need to buy here, but at the same time the store might feel too large (the Northbrook location I think has a similar amount of options, but the way it's arranged makes it not seem as overwhelming). The store overall is clean with plenty of attractive looking displays. The selection is outstanding and prices are competitive. Checkout is quick and efficient as well.

I used to dread going grocery shopping at big supermarkets…read more This Trader Joe's location is much smaller, but, still has all the essentials, and a good selection of unessential items too. The staff works very hard, and does a good job keeping on top of the lines/checkouts. Worst part of shopping has always been "waiting", and thankfully, usually the wait here is not too bad. That said, they do get stampeded with giant crowds sometimes. Not sure if there is any solution to the insane crowds. Its hard to know when they will be normal busy or crazy busy. I dont blame them for the crowds though, as their aisles are pretty wide and allow good flow, their cashiers are generally very fast, and, if they see a line, they try to add more folks to the registers to keep checkout moving. Overall, I am quite pleased with them and will continue to do most of my shopping there.

First time coming here, I wanted a place to check out since I was in need of a place for lunch…read more This place had great sushi options and other great grab and go options. They did have a few items that were out of stock unfortunately. The store is very peaceful and quiet and the staff was very friendly. The Lines can be very busy too. Plenty of parking as well. Plenty of parking as well. Overall, I was satisfied with a visit here.

I haven't had Cinnabon in years. Like twenty years. But this year for Christmas morning breakfast,…read morei decided to surprise my family and grab a 6-pack for us to heat up and eat with our traditional Christmas breakfast. i called a couple days in advance to see if I needed to place an advance order or anything, and was helped by a friendly young gentleman. He confirmed I should order in advance otherwise I risk not being able to get any. So i went ahead and ordered/paid in advance. On Christmas Eve afternoon I ran over to pick them up and the people working were great! There was a short line, but once it got to me they grabbed my order, answered a couple questions i had and I was off! Our Cinnabons were absolutely DELICIOUS. Downright SINFUL. And of course i was sure to get a whole bunch of extra frostings, because i mean let's be real - the frosting is like the best part!!! I will absolutely be doing this again, who knows maybe it'll become part of our Christmas tradition. Either way, wanted to be sure to give them a nice review since they only have a few old ones and they're not so great. Seems maybe they've made some changes for the better. Give 'em a try

Super delicious Cinnabons! Kid approved! Definitely a great place for a quick sweet! The only…read moreCinnabons place around. It's a very convenient location, with plenty of tables to sit at.

Most Metra coffee stands are depressing (I'm looking at you, Arlington Heights), but NSCS is an…read moreamazing exception. Thank you Craig for serving up Metropolis coffee and pastries made a block away at Blackberry Market, and memorizing everyone's order! And yeah, he makes coffee ice cubes. COFFEE ICE CUBES, THIS IS NOT A DRILL! My morning commute just isn't complete without my daily fix from here, it's really a gem.

Better to grab coffee or whatever from here before hopping on a train than getting something from a…read morecorporate big chain. It unexpectedly is pretty okay coffee if you can believe it. Next Stop is located inside the Glen Ellyn station. Has to be the best Metra station to get coffee because the others blow. There's also pastries made on site and from Blackberry Market. Checked this out because I was looking for coffee and saw the good reviews, so it was an easy choice to skip the corporate giants. It's amazingly in a Metra station of all places. These stations are known for being lame so I of course was skeptical. Has hard to get to hours. They're only open in the mornings on weekdays. I got a whole bean coffee. It's $2.50 for a regular. This is Metropolitan Coffee which is perfectly okay and even better with some of the raw sugar. I also picked up a Blueberry Pastry to bring back. It's about $2 or so. The pastries are apparently made onsite and my lady thought it was quite tasty. Forget about it being in a train station and try it. It's much better than you think. This is good on a train heading to wherever.

Excellent service, wide array of choices, something for everyone, and some unexpected sweets you'll…read moreend up buying, such as cow tales. We met the owner, who is working the weekend shift We came here on our way to Springfield. Hoping to stop at a well reviewed bagel spot, but they closed early because they ran out of bagels. So this made up for it.

I came for a drive and parked right across the street and notice this place was open they have a…read moreginormous selection of chocolate, and candy and soda pop The chocolate and caramel cover pretzels was very good I order 2 pcs of chocolates of different nuts it was for me too sweet. I however loved the fact they have old fashion candy and soda and also Christmas advent calendars and Hanukkah chocolates and character shape chocolates. For me graham chocolate of Geneva is better quality by far but to kill the tooth this old fashion kind of candy will do just fine. A little but pricy but it does it purpose sugar high

I love love Conscious Cup! Cozy and comfy, with delicious coffee and the BEST breakfast sandwiches…read morein town. Baristas are always friendly and prompt.

Not the sprawling large space of the Barrington Conscious on Cook, but a cozy corner nook inviting…read morethe java and casual consumers in. The staff is nice, some space but limited outlets, noticed and heard young kids and moms throughout my stay making a racket which unfortunately for small town spots is difficult to accommodate. I ordered up a large rose matcha, surprised my eyes out when it managed to peak twelve dollars! Is it ceremonial grade? Guess I can write off a donation for small town America! It was fine and easy to drink but not much smooth balance I've had with other matcha like Eleventh House in my hometown or Rabble's incredible Lawnmower doing watermelon with the green tea. Downtown Indianapolis sure does spoil! Would do coffee next time, the Dubai latte I had at Cook St seems the winter way.