The value of the furniture is not worth it paying for the extended warranty is a waste of your…read moremoney don't bother. The sales people don't listen to you. I had to pay over $1000 extra for an order that cost me $1600 a part of that is my fault if the sales associate would listen to the customer instead of doing what they feel like doing that would never happen. Quality of the material is very low quality. There's an area on my couch that I may have sit in a 10th of the time and it's completely degrading. The side I sit on is great.

The Orland Park Bob's furniture store is the worst furniture store I have ever had to deal with in…read moremy life!!! If I could give them negative stars I would. I recently purchased an ottoman from there. I was told by the sales man and their manager on Saturday, the day of the purchase, that I could pick it up on Friday but when I called on Friday, they said it was at the store but I wouldn't be able to get it until I get the email that evening. I never received the email on Friday or Saturday or Sunday or Monday then I received the email on Tuesday that I have to schedule it for the following Friday. I have been waiting 3 weeks for a small most likely crappy ottoman. I had previously purchased a dinning set and work bar that splintered and had paint chipping after 3 months. They have horrible and deceptive sales people who are lazy and incompetent and their customer service tries to help but can't because of the store sales and management.

Went to Homewood's Chili fest and had some time to kill before the tasting so my boyfriend and I…read moredecided to walk around Homewood's quaint downtown area and we came upon LouLou Belle and what a fun little boutique it is. LouLou Belle seems to have different things for sale. They have something for anyone. Things that make cute gifts that are different. They even had beautiful hand carved wooden picture frames, the photographer in me couldn't help but notice them.

I had so much fun gift shopping (mostly for me) today at Loulou Belle. So fun to be at an actual…read moreshop, being able to see, feel, smell (gorgeous candles, oil, soaps...) items before purchase. Good example: a fun locally made and local-themed t-shirt made of softest coziest cotton. Loulou Belle has thousands of lovely treasures, the people running the store are warm and helpful while unobtrusive, allowing for relaxed retail therapy! It is obvious that they steer carefully toward unique eco-friendly goods while covering so many spectrums of interest.

I traveled far to visit this store before the hours listed to closed. Once I arrive they informed…read moreus that they''re closed before time telling me that they have other locations due to rise in online shopping . I simply told the owner that their web stated 4pm for closing not 3pm!!! If your a business owner and a new customer is inquiring to shop at your establishment and your web states info that the person looked up is accurate and it's not it's their fault!!!

This is one of my favorite antique stores to shop at. If the seasonal front window display doesnt…read morepull you into the store than I do not know what to tell you. But as soon as you walk in you feel like you have gone back in time and have seen all of the toys, clothes and other nick nacks from your childhood. They have everthing that you can think of. And if you cannot find what you are looking for, give the owner Karen a heads up and she will pull from her massive inventory. I have found many treasures here and I will be looking forward to finding more on my next visit. I highly recommend this store.

Value City. Furniture may look nice but don't waste your time or money. I purchased two bedroom…read moresets and the screws started falling out maybe 2 weeks later. I called and they sent a repair man 1 month later. Shortly thereafter it broke down again. It then took 6 weeks for someone to come. Now the whole bed is on the floor and Value City told me to contact the Warranty Company and they don't respond. My other bedroom set was on clearance, I sat on it on day and the whole side fell and the drawers screws fell apart. Value City said there is nothing they can do since it was a clearance. This is their legal way of protecting themselves and taking advantage of the customers. They are selling furniture that is "DRY-ROTTED!! Save your money their warranty company never contacted me

Will never, ever, spend a dime with dis company, only thing they value is your money, received a…read morepiece of broken & what appears to be used recliner, I have to bring back broken chair & pick up another, they sold me a defect & I have to chew da cost of their broken furniture, 7 day return, dats because they know day 8 furniture will start to fall apart, shop anywhere else...BOBS, ROOMPLACE, THRIFT STORE, but not VALUE CITY FURNITURE

Hard working employees with lots of choices and values. There are looks and budgets for everyone.read more

Been here a few times, the sales are good, but the quality isn't great. There are a lot better…read moreoptions out there.

This is my absolute favorite single standing antique shop. The owners taste is impeccable. Sure,…read moreyou might have to dig or find it difficult sometimes to navigate through the sea of stellar furniture but it goes fast. I have found some incredible pieces 40s - 70s (is my style) and because the owner gets so much stuff her prices are very reasonable. If you're into vintage clothing and you have time to search this is where you will find the best dresses. Most are a set $25 but she has the rarest stuff. Rockabilly heaven if you're into clothing. I wish it was sized but that's a tall order for how much stuff she has. Love it!

This place is magic. No really. It's a magical closet where…read moreI can go to find vintage clothes that are not tattered or covered with mysterious stains. I went in today and purchased an adorable 60s shift dress with matching jacket- it might as well have had the original tags from the store because it was in mint condition. The best part- $30!! I couldn't even look at the jewelry in the front of the store for fear that my wallet would cry out in pain from losing it's BFF, my money. Forget the vintage and resale shops in the city. Take the train south and walk to this store. It has some great clothing finds and decent prices.