I'll give it one star since I was greeted within 5 minutes of walking in, but other than that this…read moreplace is horrendous. Ikram Goldman is a pushy sales lady with an attitude and surprised this place is still open. This isn't the first poor service at Ikram, but seems to be an on-going issue that they have. Stay away from this place unless you wanted to be disrespected by Ikram herself.

Nice selection of pieces... if you're 45 and older. I didn't find much that was age appropriate…read more(late 20s), but decided on a versatile sweater top that had a unique cut/ style and was suitable for my age. Staff were fine, although they did become overly intrusive. I'm sure they were simply bored, given the store's very limited foot traffic. Doubt I'd venture back soon, as the selection in store was geared towards the mature woman.

I always love coming into Nordstrom when I'm in the area. It is a great place to shop and enjoy the…read moreair conditioning on hot summer days. I recently went in for a complimentary free styling session (booked online) with Megan. She took her time with me and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. She really gave me the full VIP experience. I'll continue to shop at this location when I'm in the city. It is clean, well-organized, and luxurious. The bathrooms are spotless and the salesfloor is pristine.

**Kari's Rating: 8/10** *(Would easily be a 9.5/10 if the beauty department weren't so…read moreoverwhelming.)* TL;DR * The beauty associates are *far* too aggressive--it feels impossible to browse without being approached every few seconds. * The café is still one of my favorite places in Chicago. * Free alterations on Nordstrom purchases and $25 for outside items is a huge plus. I've lived in River North for over eight years, and honestly, there's no place quite like Nordstrom. I grew up coming here with my mom, sitting in the café, eating pizza, and leaving with a "Nordy" balloon. Those are some of my favorite childhood memories, and to this day I still think about their margarita pizza. Now that I'm older, I bring my dog shopping with me, and she absolutely loves all the attention from the associates and other shoppers. We've been to the café countless times, and she would unquestionably give the kids' chicken and veggie meal a 10/10. Nordstrom is still my go-to department store because it's convenient, consistently carries the brands and style I wear, and the customer service outside of cosmetics has always been excellent. It's the first place I think of when I need clothing, shoes, or gifts. That said, the beauty department has become incredibly frustrating. I completely understand that many of the makeup associates work on commission, and I genuinely respect that they're doing their jobs. But there is a huge difference between being available to help and making customers feel like they can't exist in the department without being approached. Every time I walk through the makeup area, I can barely look at a product before someone is asking if I need help. If I say "I'm just browsing," another associate from a different brand approaches me literally seconds later. Then another. Then another. It gets to the point where I'm being interrupted every few steps. Instead of enjoying the experience, I feel anxious and rushed. I don't get to compare products or discover something on my own because I'm constantly trying to politely decline conversations. It honestly feels less like shopping and more like running a gauntlet. Ironically, the constant pressure makes me want to spend **less**, not more. I've actually skipped buying products because I just wanted to get out of that section as quickly as possible. I still love Nordstrom and will continue shopping here because it's my favorite department store and has everything I'm looking for. I just wish the beauty department adopted a more relaxed approach. Customers should be able to browse comfortably and ask for help when they're ready--not feel like they're being followed every few seconds.

Macy's Cologne Review | Acqua di Giò…read more Julian introduced me to the next-level Acqua di Giò colognes, and I'm glad he did. It's actually a great combination because both scents bring something different to the table. Daytime / Lounge: One has a lighter, cleaner feel that's perfect for daytime, casual wear, or just lounging while still smelling fresh. Elixir / Nighttime: The Elixir is perfect for nighttime. It has a deeper, stronger scent with great staying power. I recommend starting with no more than three sprays because it definitely lasts and carries. Bonus Pick: If you can get your hands on Paco Rabanne 1 Million Elixir, definitely give it a try. You won't be disappointed. Macy's Tip: Be sure to sign up for Macy's discounts and promotions before you shop. You can find savings online and in-store. Overall: Definitely worth stopping by Macy's and testing these scents for yourself. Different fragrances for different occasions, but all worth having in the rotation.

Overall experience is 2/5, though the actual customer service itself has been more or less great…read more First of all, the phone system for 90% of the departments are AWFUL. It's nearly IMPOSSIBLE to get ahold of any department (I was calling nearly all of them). And the only department that picked up was Finishline. Jose from this department helped me immensely trying to wrangle the women's shoe department, calling me back to check on my inquiry when I called towards closing and was waiting for a call back from the department I was really trying to reach. I had to do my entire purchase over the phone, as this store was the only store to have the shoe I wanted in my size (I live in a different state), and I needed it ASAP for a special event. Since I called towards closing, I was supposed to get a call back. The women's shoe department failed to do so, so I called finishline again the next day (took me them an hour to pick up). It just felt like a lot of teeth pulling, but finishline and the manager of the men's department (Leticia I think but I don't remember I'm so sorry!) were really trying so hard to get the right apartment together (they physically had to run up stairs to communicate to them)! Super sorry I inconvenienced all the wrong departments, but I am immensely grateful for them! I got my shoes in time. Thank you! But please fix your phones at the cash registers or tell corporate to change the messaging in the automated phones because it was super frustrating spending hours trying to ring a phone.

Not living in Grand Rapids, I may have a different perceptive on this grocery store, but it was…read moregreat for produce and snacks. They even sell our favorite hummus- Little Sesame from Washington, D.C. My brother used to work here and enjoyed it.

This store is well kept. I came here for the crab legs on sale for $7.99 a pound. The employees are…read morereally friendly and helpful. There were also some good sales going on for the ciders. Overall, there was good inventory of healthy supplements. I wish it were closer to me because I would shop here more often but overall, I liked it and will be back.

When a delivery order is placed, Walmart should be able to know in advance whether Rotisserie…read morechicken is available. People plan seversl meals around an item like this and last minute unavailable statements ruin the week plans. Bad management in Benton Harbor.

This was my 2nd negative encounter with Sue (general mgr I believe)...yesterday I bought a small…read moreclipboard for $1.96...I bought the same one again today (same sku #) today it was $2.24..when I went to customer service the young man with the green hair told me that it could have been a rollback..when I asked to talk to Sue..she didn't want to come over and talk and discuss..but I stood there while the green hair guy was talking to her..she hesitated to confront me..she came over and said "gasoline was cheaper yesterday than today"...I had so laugh...so for .28 cents she left me feeling angry..I love Walmart and do quite a bit of shopping there..but didn't like this unnecessary attitude

Stopped on the hottest day at 2pm on a heat wave day and I still got ice and ice cream treats for…read moremy pups which was such a relief. Some days it's out of stock everywhere which wasn't the case with this storm so appreciate that!

I go to this store at least four days a week for good fresh produce, a large selection of prepared…read moreand packaged items. After 40 years of shopping there (and other stores) I can say they do a pretty good job of providing most anything you'll need. Pharmacy is exceptionally well run too.

Terrible customer service. Waiting at Jewelry counter while several employees walked right by me…read morethey third one I asked is someone is working this counter and responded someone will be coming. Waited 10 minutes and walked out ‍

I love Tjmaxx! It is one of my favorite stores! They have a very nice selection for home decor and…read moregood clothing selection.

I had exceptional service from Dottie when checking out. They did not have the shirt I was looking…read morefor but I found another that I liked. Full price is always too high, so I only buy the items when they are on sale.

I've shopped here for years but doubt I will ever return. I spent quite a lot of time in the store…read morethis morning making selections, then standing in line waiting to pay. Only to be told after a long wait that they couldn't sell me anything because the cash registers were down. This was only after I'd stood there for several minutes. The women working at the checkout had looked at me once or twice, turned their backs on me to deal with supplies or something, and dealt with other customers including a man who walked in the door after I'd already been waiting for some time, all as if I wasn't standing there with a cartload of stuff, waiting to be served. So I walked out with nothing, having lost the better part of an hour trying to buy bedding. I went around the corner and bought what I needed from Slumberland instead. The service there was friendly and efficient, and the bedding actually cost less than the sale prices at Kohl's. Kohl's management, in this instance your staff should have either put a sign on the door or posted a staff member at the door to turn people away. I saw at least 4 different staff people while shopping. Any one of them could have alerted me to the situation. The woman at the checkout said it had been down all day. They'd had time to come up with a contingency plan. You have lost me as a customer.

On a budget around Halloween season? Bored on your family vacay to Southwest Michigan? Then look no…read morefurther! This place has everything! Grass bursting through the pavement, more seagulls than the beach and an abandoned car covered in bird poop. It makes for a post-apocalyptic experience you'll never forget! What are you waiting for? Hop in your car and cruise on over during the next new moon.

The only good things in the mall are: Sammy Arepas (I believe the only food in the mall. He also…read morehas a food truck that is amazing, but i don't know how long he'll bother having a place here), JCPenneys, slackers, and the bounce houses. We have had my nephews birthday party at the bounce houses more than once and the kids always have fun. Slackers is the classic grungy arcade with laser tag. Lots of fun with a group. Jcpenney is standard for their store and I have bought things here many times. Unfortunately Carsons is in the process of closing down as we speak. In February it was said to be about 12 weeks before it closed. This mall really is in desperate need of someone to revive it or put it out of its misery.

Great spot to find some of the random things needed. From household goods, i live their books &…read moreholdiay decor . Great customer service

nothing but cheap stuff from China. It's not for me. I'd rather spend a little more and get better…read morequality.