My favorite outlet mall in the Chicago suburbs (Aurora). Great selection of stores including many…read morename brand hard to find companies. My tip is to check out the Simons app for extra savings.

No matter what you are shopping for, there is a little something for everyone's taste. Beautiful…read moreoutdoor space with so many options. My experience has always been pleasant. The stores are preparing for Easter and the Spring season so there are many pretty pastels to choose from. Many of you know that my favorite color is pink. But I also enjoy a milky banana or sunshine yellow. There was plenty. I only shopped at a few stores today as hubby was working so it was easy for me to be in and out. He takes a little more time with his selections than I do. There is a really nice coffee shop that opened up in the place of Starbucks. Right next door is a macaroon shop. You can always buy mangoes, ice cream and churros. Grabbed a few items for upcoming birthday surprises and headed on my way.

the NY designer rack by macy is a horrible place to shop I went in once and the worker wouldnt say…read moreexcuse me to get past me to put clothes back when i would look at the dresses today i went in again and was going to try on some pants and the lady at the register told my husband that the fitting rooms are closed already and to ask me to get out when the fitting room doors were open and there was 15 minutes left till the store closes definitely wont be going back and will not be recommending this place but all the other stores the staff has been very helpful and always greeting you

We came out to Aurora on September 4th because we hadn't traveled since our big trip out to…read moreYellowstone at the beginning of August. This was just a day trip compared to a full week vacation, but it was still something I had been looking forward to since the idea was first mentioned about a week ago. We ended up spending most of our day here at the Fox Valley Mall. My husband, as well as myself, enjoyed some eats at the food court and being able to visit loads of stores under one roof. There are 2 shopping floors and the bottom floor (labeled FC on the elevator) is the food court, although there is some food on the shopping floors like the 2 different Auntie Anne's storefronts, one on the upper level and one on the lower level. Bathrooms were abundant and clean. The floors were also well kept up without being slippery. If I lived nearby I could see myself being a mall walker here because there is tons of space.

What was once Yorkshire Plaza is now Pacifica Square Mall, just north of the Fox Valley mall, and…read moreit's becoming quite the Asian-centered shopping complex. The grocery store Park to Shop has opened at last, and is surrounded by restaurants: Vivi Bubble Tea, Lao Szechuan, Levee Karaoke bar and grill, A Tasty Hot Pot, and others. I can only hope we'll get a Daiso/Hello Tokyo here (hint hint!) because Niles is a far haul from this side of town, and if we had one here I would be there every week! Would be the perfect place for one. Looking forward to seeing what else is added to this new endeavor and wishing them success.

Pacifica Square is beautiful -- I love the growing pan Asian community here in Aurora. My favorite…read moreis the food court inside the Park to Shop supermarket. I came here for lunch with my friend and her boyfriend. We were looking for some authentic Chinese food and was able to get that at Red Pepper. She was able to find roasted duck at Ah Yin's BBQ. It was a fun time catching up with her, and the food court had a ton of great options -- we were happily overwhelmed. I'd recommend Pacifica Square to anyone in the area looking for a hub of pan Asian owned businesses to support. It's really a one stop shop, you can get a bite to eat, get your essentials, and bubble tea -- this Asian girl's heaven on earth.

If I could give ZERO STARS then that would be the rating…read more Walked into the store, ignored by staff then when I finally got someone to talk to me she was very rude! No other customers were in the store so it wasn't a staffing issue. Never judge a customer by their looks. The person willing to spend is usually the one that looks like they aren't spending money!

I would recommend Lulu Mawi to my family and closed friends. I liked her professionalism and she…read moregets me. She has good eye for style. I gave her 5 stars. Love her!

Looks small on the outside but holds several small shops, a larger antique store, and a salon…read moreinside! Definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around! Cute collection of items in all the stores, mainly small home decor.

Hmmm I wonder if people don't know about this place. The Berry House is in the heart of Geneva's…read morehistoric shopping district. I went here with Angela P a while back. They have an antique store that covers the whole floor, they had a coffee shop (Coffee Drop Shop) where I bought some great smelling coffee, check them out www.coffeedropshop.com. They also have a restaurant, not sure what it was called, located on the second floor, the food was pretty good. I also like the atmosphere of cute little shops like this one. I didn't find anything at the antique shop but I'm sure someone has found treasures ;)

Great strip mall. Though I only wish the place was more "Walker friendly" areas there's a little…read moresquare that's nice to walk through along the perimeter. I know the idea was to replace Charlestowne, though you can't quite replace getting to walk a little. There's a lot of parking - perhaps even too much. Some good stores are starting to come in, though there's a lot of stores many wish would be replaced by something better. Highlights for me are: Pottery Barn, Lulu, Banana Republic, HomeGoods, Crate and Barrel, and Binny's. Overall a solid mall with a lot of potential.

This is a great shopping center with several good options for food, drink and gifts…read more My father was at Delnor for several weeks, and it was very convenient to have a place to stop, so close, so I didn't have to eat hospital food too often. The Jamba here was a fast stop for a cool and filling smoothie. Plenty of parking and the shopping center is clean and laid out well.

This strip mall is under complete remodeling. It's located directly adjacent to a heavily traveled…read morebicycle path. Will be interested to see if they install good bike racks to attract locals when the weather is nice. 3 stars because it's not finished yet. Will revisit when finished.

Aurora Discounts is a good place for cheap crap. It seriously has some pretty amazing deals…read more Quality of products can be questionable but still has plenty of good stuff. Household items for cleaning or anything else. The prices are cheap for most things. Hispanic and Latino owned business. It mostly caters to this population that lives around here. There's lots of items in Spanish but most are in English too. Find cheap liters of pop for a buck. There's also snacks like big bags of nuts for a dollar or more. Cleaning supplies and other household goods can be found. These are mostly for cooking and kitchens. Credit cards are mostly accepted. It has surprisingly good stuff even though it's cheap. There's a small parking lot but it's shared with a bank so be careful to be in the right spot or you could be towed.

I went to Torrid today and Jessica was a big help. Very clean and set up is great. Will be back.read more

I come here every so often. It's an odd circular lot with one way traffic. Your GPS can get…read moreconfused easily. I wish there were more stores here, there's really not much going on, really.

This is the best outdoor mall in Chicagoland. Period. Why? Because its clean, quiet, safe, and has…read morean upscale feel to it (even if its not truly upscale). Parking in the inner circle can be tough at times. Big deal! Park out back and hike, you lazy bums! j/k I used to just come here, grab a coffee, head to the bookstore, grab a magazine, and then just chill in a chair in the center courtyard thing and relax.