I love the Town Square area of Schaumburg. It's full of some cute shops and restaurants, froyo, the…read morelibrary, Oberweiss, really just a pretty good mix of places to try out. Now if you play Pokemon, this is the Schaumburg mecca. There are tons of the digital creatures hanging out in this area due to the nearly 10 pokestops in close proximity to each other. When the weather's nice, you'll find Poke-Players walking around and around trying to catch 'em all. It is a nice little walk around the pond and can prove to be a relaxing place to grab lunch and dine alfresco. My favorite part about coming here is all the adorable ducks that hang out in the little waterfall like streams around the park. Cute and relaxing part of town!

Nice place to come and relax around the pond. Many ducks, birds and fawna/greenery around to enjoy…read more They have places to sit in the shade or put in the sun around the water. Easily get refreshments at nearby shops.

Will malls as we know them be around another 5 yrs. or more?…read more Who knows, but Woodfield is still the 10th largest mall in the entire U.S. by size for those keeping count. And for a top 10 mall, just about every type of store and dining option awaits you upon entry. The HVAC ventilation system didn't seem to be working optimally this weekday. Restrooms were well-attended to. Plenty of free, available parking. Top-notch people watching spot. 2nd-tier must see stop for travelers visiting the Chicago metro area for the 1st time.

Having a lot of time is key to looking around this big ass Schaumburg mall. It may not be as great…read moreas it was but it still has lots to check out. Woodfield Mall is the biggest in Illinois and it certainly isn't a surprise. A crap tons of stores are here. There's also a food court and restaurants. Certainly it has a lot of history. It's the main thing interesting about this suburb. There's a bunch of other businesses and restaurants that have come in around it and it's still got quality stuff after all of these years. As for the mall itself there's plenty to look at. The location is located close to major highways and there's bus routes. Has a lot of impact on the local economy. It opened in 1971 by the Taubman Company and is now owned by Simon. Has a few main anchors. There's currently JC Penney, Macy's, Nordstrom, and Primark. Has a couple of floors. On the first floor is Ben And Jerry's, Crocs, Express, Hollister, Starbucks, and TCBY. On the top floor is Anthropologie, Auntie Anne's, Eddie Bauer, LEGO Store, Uncle Julio's, and Zumiez among other things. A lot of course has changed. There used to be a Rainforest Cafe and of course there used to be Sears. Got to check it out even though it's not like it used to be. It's located along Golf Road. There's a few times it may be sketchy but people usually aren't violent or whatever.

Went to a movie in theater #14. Heavy smell of mold! Filthy dirty escalators! Not clean anymore!read more

I've been coming here for many many years. This was THE spot to chill. Used to be more restaurants…read moreand coffee shop. Now there's not much. Used to have 200+ cars hanging on the weekends. Now the new security as of July 2026 is very gung-ho about not allowing ppl to "congregate" or "loiter" or "hang out" in the parking lots anymore. They are not allowing motorcycles or cars to just come to hang out like we've done for years. Yes, there are a few bad eggs, as with any groups of people, but for the most part people are just hanging out, taking pictures of cars, chilling, conversing and even patronizing the businesses that are there. Apparently, even if you go to the shops there you cannot enjoy your drinks or stuff in the parking lots anymore. In lieu of that, I hope that the place fails and businesses are going to suffer bc of it. Oh well. Find a new place to chill.

Pretty large selection! Like you'd expect from TJ Maxx, it's not the most organized, but there's SO…read moremuch to look through, so take your time and you'll probably find something good. The workers are also super kind, which is why I really like this location!

TJ Maxx are stores you have to go to when you visit different cities. You will find different…read morethings depending on the city you're in.

Although it can be hit or miss, if you go without an expectation, you'll definitely find some good…read moredeals. I've had the most luck with children's shoes and clothing.

I still really like this store, especially because they have some GREAT deals, but I feel like the…read moreselection has gone downhill since the last time I visited. There aren't as many trendy, young-adult options anymore, and the selection feels like it's geared toward an older crowd. Still worth checking out for the deals, but I wasn't as impressed this time around.

Home Goods has a very wide selection of items for your home. They range from plates and dishes and…read moreglasses, to linens, to pet items, to different types of food. They have a great and wide selection of items. Everything in the store is discounted off list price so you'll always find a bargain.

This is a normal HomeGoods. I came here looking for duvet covers. They have a lot of…read moreking/queen/full sizes from Portugal. They don't have the big expensive brands but the duvet cover I bought was of good quality. I usually Google the brand names and products to see if they have good reviews or not. They also have a good selection of pillows, comforters, blankets, and sets. The staff was friendly but the employees were too busy talking to each other. They didn't even notice the customers waiting in line. They talk to each other when there are no customers in sight.

I'm a fan of the Nordstrom Rack and T.J. Maxx stores but have fast become a frequent shopper of…read morethis Bloomingdale's Outlet. For starters, it's bright inside, well organized and nicely recovered, even on a busy weekend day. I love how friendly and helpful the staff is here too compared to other outlet retailers. I usually come in looking for something specific but then end up with some pleasant surprises and great deals I wasn't expecting as well. The dressing rooms are nice and spacious too. And who doesn't love walking out with a little (or big) brown bag?

Had a gift to exchange for a different size ,was denied exchange because I didn't have proof of…read morepurchase. Staff was rude and unprofessional. What ever happened to a store credit without receipt?? Will never step foot in that store again do to horrible experience

I am sad that the holiday section here has shrunk significantly. What used to be one of my favorite…read morestores at the holidays now has a limited selection of wraps, boxes, bags and holiday themed gifts or stocking stuffers. The items look to be the same good quality you would expect from The Container Store, there's just less holiday options and prices are higher. For example, there are some pretty red and holiday color boxes with satin bows for an easy way to wrap a gift, but some of the boxes were $10.99 and up. I always check back here after the holidays, as I have found some great deals on plastic storage bins for ornaments or decorations after Christmas.

I went to The Container Store because I needed storage containers for my teacher materials. When I…read moreentered the store everything was labeled clearly and I was able to find what I was looking for quickly. I checked out a couple of different options before making a selection. An associate came by to help us find what we were looking for and direct is to a sale that had just started. I highly recommend The Container Store!

Personal feelings aside...meaning as a parent I don't know how I feel about young kids running to…read morethis store for outrageously priced shoes that run an average of $400-$700...the store itself is clean and well-organized with shoes individually wrapped and displayed like a shoe museum. If you've heard of Yeezy shoes, this is a high-end shoe emporium where you go to get high-end shoes at a discount. You'll find top-of-the-line Jordans, and they even have authentic signed Bulls jerseys and t-shirt vending machines, high-end bags, and a few collector's items like the Back To The Future shoes in a case. There is a shoe culture that only my kiddos understand and can relate to. It's part of pop culture, and though I can't relate to it, I do find it absolutely fascinating. Young kids are spending a fortune on their feet! It's fashion for your feet, and whoever started this trend did an amazing job of marketing and promoting it. If you're a shoe fanatic, this shop is small and well-curated. You won't be disappointed...only your parents will ;-) Note: No returns.

I had 10+ shoes to sell to the store. I followed the standard procedure which is to email them…read morefirst. They emailed me back telling them to send a list. I sent it to them and they never reached back out. I doubt missing out on ds retro 4s 12s and 1s would be of no interest so they just left me on a cliffhanger.

Califonia Pizza Kitchen is a good chainy type restaurant, you know whe you are getting, service is…read morepretty good most of the time at this location anyway. I like the tostada pizza, the greek one is good too, I also like their mushroom ravioli and the fusilli pasta dish! I also thought this was only for CPK but anyway I am a fan of the plaza as well! There is a Saks off 5th, Container Store, Home Goods, Petco, Marshalls, Nordstrom Rack, Old Navy, Payless, Subway, Ulta, Home Goods and a few other shops and a few other restaurants nearby as well.

This place is as good as Woodfield Mall. If you wanna beat the crowd -- and not spend a lot of time…read morefinding parking -- head on over here. They have lots of great stores to check out. My favorites are Nordstrom Rack and Home Goods. You can easily spend lots of time just going through all the shops in this plaza. And they have lots of places to grab a bit to eat as well -- California Pizza Kitchen, Starbucks, & Ben and Jerry's are a few of them. Check this plaza out..its a lot of fun!