This bargain outlet is a cross between Big Lots and Dollar Tree, but more quality and quantity in…read morestock. A very large book/literature area. Quite a variety of discount publications. Very low prices on many namebrand items. Ollie's carries everything from outdoor furniture, bed linens to edibles. Stock is always changing, but the shelves are always full. The staff is friendly and attentive. Give this place a try if you're in the area you won't be disappointed.

Selection was great it's also resable items service is friendly and caring I'll return again soonread more

Urban Farmgirl is the best! They are always a big part of all the community events. We love the…read moremarkets that they promote. Our family always enjoys going to Urban Farmgirl!

Made the trip out to see them on one of the two weekends they were open for the month. That's…read moreright, folks, they are only two weekends a month, so check before you go. The store is very cute. It is very easy to pass by because it is in a residential area. There are no other businesses around it and the signage is pretty subtle. There are minimal amounts of vintage items. There are lots of items you can find in other stores in Geneva, etc. There did seem to be an abundance of beachy items which I didn't expect in a place called Urban Farmgirl. If you are thinking that you will be checking out lots of vintage items or updated vintage items, that isn't the case. There is some of this, but mostly new items. It's a very cute store and worth a browse.

A little hidden gem! Fresh market but has a little restaurant inside that serves amazing tacos…read morewhich are a really good size and fresh guacamole at a reasonable price! There is also a bakery in the front, I wasn't a huge fan of the items I chose, but I'd like to go back for a tres leches cake sometime. Service was slightly slow overall but everyone was friendly.

Authentic Mexican grocery store with a bakery and restaurant that serves great tacos and tamales…read more Will def go back to try the baked goods and other restaurant options. The hot food at the counter looked really good. I like that you can buy meat by the pound to go home and make your own tacos.

This is a great little shop for the collectible card gamer. The staff at Robin's Nest is very good…read moreto first time gamers and they've arranged for plenty of opportunities for Magic, Pokemon and YuGiOh players to get together and play in sanctioned events. Also an excellent local resource for single cards. All that's keeping this store from achieving a 5-star rating is their store hours which aren't conducive to people who work during the week - we're only really able to shop on Friday Nights and Saturdays. Also, strict policies keep away kids trying to sell cards and people who aren't there to participate in tournaments, so if you're going to just watch, forget it. Plan to spend the $5 whether you have a tournament deck to play or not.

Unprofessional business. Won't honor prices listed in store or on any other reputable market…read morepricing database. Will adjust your prices at the register based on current "for sale" listings on eBay. It does not feel like a business run to promote this hobby. Solid selection but probably because of the pricing lol

Bill and Mark Jr were Great!! They were polite, very careful…read moreand considerate. I Highly recommend. They made a stressful time for us so much easier. A BIG Thank You !!!

I do not write reviews lightly, in fact, this is only the second review I have written and my first…read morewas extremely positive. Unfortunately, my experience with this company requires a cautionary account. My move took place on Nov. 25, 2025. I expected two movers who would conduct themselves in a professional manner, demonstrate knowledge of the task at hand and treat the client with basic respect. The two movers that arrived were young men in their early 20s. Prior to hiring this company, I specifically asked the Manager whether her movers wrapped the furniture and I was assured by her that they did. However, on the day of the move, it became clear that the crew did not understand or follow standard professional moving practices. My furniture was not wrapped or protected; instead, I was told that blankets would be placed on items only after items were already on truck. They were not. The movers were very dismissive and rude. As a woman alone, I felt very uncomfortable speaking up further. This experience reflected a lack of professionalism, preparation, and respect for the customer. Their conduct made an already stressful day more difficult than it needed to be. During the move, furniture damage did occur. After weeks and repeated calls on my part, I was eventually offered monetary compensation. While the amount was nominal, I am grateful that some recompense was finally made. My purpose in writing this is not to be punitive, it is to warn potential customers and to encourage this company to improve. Particularly, in how their movers interact with clients. Skill alone is not enough; of which they had little, but that professional demeanor and respect matter. I sincerely hope this feedback is taken seriously, as it would go along way toward improving the overall customer experience.

This place was odd. The comics aren't filed beyond letter. Meaning that Superman title you're…read morelooking for could be anywhere among the "S" bins. Low prices; but almost more effort than it's worth to find anything. Seems like it may want to focus more on its magna and card game side than its comics side.

Imagine if WhatNot had a physical store, this would be the perfect embodiment!…read more 1) Buying/Selling Single Cards When you buy a card, they'll sell you the card at market price based on TCGplayer. But they charge you for the price of the highest price and best condition card. My gripe is, they sold me cards at MINT condition pricing, but the cards were at best LP or P condition. It's hard to see the blemishes at the store, because the lighting is so drab. And of course, once you buy the card, automatic no refunds My heart sank as I was examining my newly purchased cards, prepping to send them to PSA, and suddenly noticing bends in the corner and creases in the center of the cards When selling a card, they will bring the card to the back room for better inspection, obviously a room with better lighting. Because we all know that the lighting in the lobby is dim on purpose. Then they'll try to lowball you by telling you that the card is "not mint" and has random damages here and there. Which then, they'll only offer you half the amount of the lowest asking price (not considering the condition of the card in TCG, ex. offer you half the price of a Heavily played condition card, while the card you brought was Near Mint) 2) Staff They employ younger staff, probably demographic of college students. These kids were nice. They were doing the best they can with customer service. Some of them do show that they are struggling a bit with standard operations, but i can't really fault them for that. The managers however are NOT pleasant. Caleb seems like he is there more to chat and halfheartedly do the work. I saw him often, but i don't think he's the owner. Anyway the dude rips me off with the extremely inflated "market pricing" and looks me in the eye as i'm paying overpriced and damaged cards. Then he acts like the victim when I refuse to sell my pristine cards at such a lowball offer. And the funniest thing is, while peering at the selection at the card counter, the dude was patting himself on the back and openly bragging about he he was able to nickel and dime a desperate seller out of extremely japanese pokemon cards. But then again, acted like the victim when he can't lowball you. Wow....just wow.... There the other manager, dude with rough hair and glasses. Not bald, like Caleb. At first he seemed nice, but he tries to channel Caleb's toxic practice and act all tough. 3) Online Purchases I ordered some items online before ever visiting the physical store. Boy howdy, they sent me damaged boxes that I preordered. Though, yes I understand that the the physical store may not have been the ones directly handling the online order and probably operates from a separate warehouse. So I'm not faulting the store for that, but just understand that even the online experience was no good either. All i can wish is the best for them, but i'm certainly not coming back. They insist on price matching TCGplayer, but ironically TCGplayer offers better customer service, cards that are actually mint condition, and accountability.

Staff is friendly and my orders are always ready. Also I am texted reminders that my script is…read moreready.

There needs to be a zero star option when it comes to this CVS pharmacy. Rude. Overwhelmed. Four…read morewarm bodies, three of whom who know what they're doing and a placeholder. Line always backed up. Lost orders. The new guy (I assume) was floundering on his own while the others hustled around. You couldn't trust a thing he did -- whether insurance would pay, etc., and nobody to teach him. I was going to tough it out for the sake of hard-to-find Novavax, but after rude Patrick and clueless newbie, I opted to leave instead.

I was rather impressed with the store I didn't think I was gonna like it I thought it was gonna be…read moresome one dollar store but it wasn't. I will say this they need more of a men's section than anything but they have a lot of stuff or a lot of unique things that you might think they would have it's worth a try and the price is worth it all together

I tried to visit the Rockford, IL store today at 7:20 pm. It was locked. All the lights were on,…read morebut I didn't see anyone in there. The sign on the door stated it was open until 9pm as it is Wednesday. No other notes/signs were posted. I sat in my car until 7:35pm hoping someone would unlock the door. During that time 6 other customers attempted to enter the store only to discover the doors were locked. I'm not sure what is going on. This is very poor customer service, and it's losing you lots of customers. At the very least, a note could have been left on the door assuming an employee had an emergency.