Meeting friends for breakfast on a Sunday morning, I had no problem finding parking in this massive…read morelot. Several of the big box stores are represented here but there are also restaurants, smaller chain stores and even a Dunkin for coffee. It seems to have plenty of lights and on a rainy morning, the drainage was working well. [Review 20634 overall - 181 in Illinois - 1615 of 2023.]

This review is strictly for the Wednesday Concert Series. Concerts are held mid June thru mid…read moreAugust every Wednesday from 630pm-830pm. Their is plenty of parking but it does fill up quickly! Bring your own chairs or blankets but coolers and tents are not allowed. No pets are allowed. There are a few food and beverage vendors and prices are average. Beer and seltzers are available for purchase as is a selection of food items from the local restaurants. Held in the Main Street Plaza between Georgio's Pizza and Mago.

They packed the place for the concert on the green. Parking was a challenge. Canned alcohol,…read morebeer soda and water was available to purchase. Lots of people were eating carry out food from area restaurants. The band could be heard even as far as Giostra's patio. We enjoyed BonJourneyd as they covered both Bon Jovi and Journey hits. Nice way to spend a beautiful summer evening. Three more concerts left here for the season. See their website for details.

One of my favorite places to shop! Every time we went to Chicago always go there. There are so many…read morefun stores, If you like shop Japan or k pop stuff, you can find something there as well and they always have pop-up events happening. It's kind of like an all-in-one mall, I could stay there all day!

It's pretty good still for an indoor mall. There's are quite a few places my teens like to go which…read moreis good. I do think the food court is alright, I like that they've added the bubble tea and stand donuts, but I think it could use some other options because there are like 4 ramen/teriyaki type places. Also, I think it would be nice to add some other stores that are trending. More teen clothing options. Primary, holster, American eagle, all good. The value it primary is the best by far.

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.

Looking for somewhere to escape the controlled chaos that surrounds the city of Schaumburg? Look no…read morefurther than the Town Square Center. Located around the intersection of Schaumburg and Roselle Roads, it's a nice calm diversion from a busy day. It includes small stores, the grandiose Schaumburg Library, a man-made pond and a clock tower area dedicated to military branches. We visited around Christmas at night and the lights that were on display on the various trees and clock tower were amazing. We also enjoyed the statues surrounding the pond to include an open area for events and such. The clock tower had benches and a nice recognition display of all the services, also they had tiles underfoot I believe one can purchase to display time in the military, which I plan on doing someday soon. Night or day this The Town Square Center is worth checking out in my opinion.

Lots here and fun to peruse. I found a cool animal themed wolf hat I wouldn't have found otherwise…read more Alot of South American goods here, and it's near downtown Dundee

The mall was pretty good actually. There was tons of food that I was tempted to try when I was…read morethere and there was plenty of unique mom and pop shops that were there. The mall is very clean and I would go back to try one of the local food stalls.

All the best stores are here. Too bad that Deer Park is a bit of a drive for me, otherwise I'd be…read morehere a lot more often. I do think it is confusing to find a certain store, unless you are a regular here, because they are all grouped together. Still, we were able to find parking close by. So many of my favorites are here -- I'll be back again soon.

I've been to the Deer Park Town Center many times. They have a lot of shops that I love. I've been…read moreto Barnes and Noble, Crate and Barrel, Restoration Hardware, and the movie theater, among others. They are also home to some of my favorite restaurants, including Biaggis, California Pizza Kitchen, and Stoney River. There is plenty of parking and the layout makes it easy to find the shops you are looking for. I look forward to seeing what shops and amenities Deer Park Town Center adds in the future. I highly recommend Deer Park Town Center!

A bargain store with so much inventory! I wish I had more time to browse but I only stopped in…read morebefore meeting my family for dinner nearby. We bought a couple coloring books and crayons for an unbelievable price.

The store is very big and carries a lot of inventory. It feels like a place that would be swimming…read morein bargains, but very few great deals were found. Many products look old, dusty or outdated. They had books, food, clothes, household, tools, light bulbs, and lamp shades. The prices are lower than regular price at other stores, like a can of Pringles going for $1.60 here vs $2.00 at Walmart. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

This spot is more open and spacious. Lots to see. They have…read morethis large candy store to the right so much candy from Mexico. Towards the back there is a taco place that serves pretty decent tacos. You can even get a tattoo up in here!! lol I was though happy with this little shop towards the back that sells nick nacks from Mexico. My friend had brought me back this tiny little dino and then it broke. So I was happy to find one here. I couldn't find any anywhere else. Anyways fun to visit, during covid they are being careful and checking how many people enter the store.

Todo demasiado caro! Excusa que por inflación. Pero no en todas partes está así. 11 por un combo de…read morehamburguesa. Mejor vayan al Burger King. Siguen igual de baratos.

Neat for historic purposes and to get a few fun photos, but not what many people are looking for…read morewhen it comes to a mall experience. This definitely skews towards an unusual collection of shops that sell specialized items and antiques. There are also options for salon, spa, personal, travel, and educational services in addition to the shopping. With that said, this is worth a visit just to see the botique mall set in an old ice house. Chessie's in a railroad dining car built by Pullman is quite interesting as well as the original Barrington Train Station exterior that it was built on. The mall itself has a very unique look to it that is something rare to see and experience -- even if you are just walking through the common areas.

Interesting place to visit, charming refurbished train depot, but there aren't any shops or…read morerestaurants in here that really captured my fancy. Not much variety, high end antique store was worth browsing in but nothing I could afford. Many shops were closed when I wandered in, though I came on a weekday during regular business hours.

This shopping area is actually better than the nearby mall…read more It's a newer looking center with a huge Dick's Sporting Goods, a generously sized Starbucks, a movie theather, and Whole Foods & Crate and Barrel across the street. Enjoyed walking around here, and good number of eating options like Chipotle, Corner Bakery, etc.

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