For my 2nd time here I came on a midday Friday and there isn't a lot of shoppers which made me…read moreappreciate the store more. I was able to freely browse the items and the shop is so orderly. I also noticed that there is a large food section as well as drinks.

Do you like dollar stores? Do you hate how dirty and disorganized they are? Do you wish they…read morehad a larger selection? The this is the place for you. Daiso is basically a Japanese dollar store. I could spend an hour here going through every aisleookimg for deals.

Cute little shop to shop for Asian themed gifts. Before Daiso was here, I used to frequent here…read moreoften for little trinkets here and there and some unique treats. They have everything from house hold goods, plushies, stationary, pet stuff, snacks and more. It's like a Japanese dollar store but some things are a touch more than a dollar.

Hello Tokyo is basically Daiso's over caffeinated cousin...the one who shows up to family parties…read more w anime figures, fun mystery snacks, cool plushies, and a cart full of super cute stationery no one asked for but everyone suddenly "needs." Prices start at $1.99, which is great until you realize you've somehow spent $80 on pens shaped like sea animals. There's even a photo booth so you and your friends can document your financial downfall in real time, lol!! Good stuff though, good stuff!! We had a lot of fun shopping here!! Overall: extremely cool, extremely dangerous for your wallet. Great store for gifts and trinkets. Highly recommend!! Best day everr!!!

I went him with my sister who's looking to open a restaurant. There wasn't much in terms of…read moreappliances, but the selection seemed ok.

Called to get a list of wholesale products & the lady that answered the phone said I need to have…read morean account with them. Why would I make an account with a business if I don't know what kind of products are offered? She was very rude and disrespectful & just cost the company a potential client.

This place has been around for several months now and I never see anyone in it. The workers there…read moreare all Korean, two older ladies that are really nice and this one younger Korean girl whose a lot more fluent in English (which is REALLY nice). They have organic lotions, shampoos, deodorants, bath salts, face cremes, foods (some you can find at whole foods, others not, and their selection is minor compared to the beauty products) beauty products for anti-aging and anti-acne. Also they have shapewear, natural hair dye (without all the icky chemicals), detergent (all natural), serums for your hair, spring water facial moisturizers...(Yeah I've been here a lot) I've bought a LOT of stuff here and if you're a member their discounts are major, especially during sales. Member price for a 12.99 set of microwavable/dishwasher safe bowls (which made great gifts) are 6 bucks. I think that's pretty amazing. They're pretty too. And they also have mineral makeup. They carry the brand Wholefood Nutrition...They have sunscreen, powders that prevent alzheimers, assist in diabetes, protect against free radicals, detox, provide natural energy etc... If you want to try any of the products you can, they have a million testers and you can even try out their toothpaste and mouthwash. The special mouthwash they have is crazy. If you use it you can see how much CRAP is actually in your mouth and you spit it out and BAM. It cleans you out so well and it's not all alcoholey. The weirdest but coolest stuff are these glasses of different kinds that you put water in and it's made in a way where it'll give you this positive energy if you drink it. So it's good for your body. They also have pendants and wands you carry with you that do the same thing with the positive energy (all asian stuff obviously) but it's expensive. If you look up about positive energized water and how the molecules look different (overseas in asia they discovered this) the positive energy is effective on a person. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but I'd like to think it's for real. AND IF YOU LIKE COFFEE they have plenty. My favorite is the pansy good tasting coffee (White Cappuccino) which comes in instant packets. I JUST bought a new package which has a ton of little packages in it, and I hope not to drink all of it today. It's truly a delicious drink... I don't know what else to say other than go look inside. I wish they got more business because I'm afraid they'll close down from lack of business and then I'll have to order online or find a salesperson haha.

I used to visit this store in Southern California and I'm so happy there's one in Illinois. I am…read moreaddicted to their ecomax cleaners. I recommend the all-in-one cleaner concentrate. You can use it for almost everything. Mix just a little with water and clean your floors, Windows, mirrors, bathtubs, dishes and it even takes tough stains out of your clothes. It's amazing! Highly recommend using these products!

I've found this store to be hit or miss. In selection, cleanliness, and in customer service…read more Sometimes it's great, sometimes not. I've yet to see it great in all three of those categories. If you're not looking for anything in particular, and you're patient, you can find some values.

I love this store. I found a lot of good deals with very good prices. Hope they will have more…read moreitems in more often. The managers used to ask parents with screaming and running kids who run around the whole stores like it was a placeground to quiet their kids, but the last time I was there, the staff did not ask the parents to calm their kids down. That is very annoying and dangerous to the shopping customers. It is the store's manager/owner legal right and authority to quiet down or ask their parents to control their kids, as they are responsible for maintaining a safe and enjoyable enviroment for all customers.

This place has everything! Food, cold Beer, Wine, Spirits, and every day items. It's very well…read moreorganized, the prices are wonderful but some are average and the staff is a delight. I was a big fan of Happy Foods, which was what the store was previously, but I'm beginning to love this place. I recommend checking it out.

The kiddos wanted to putz around somewhere and spend some GP-unit money and so we dropped in here…read more It was my first visit to this particular franchise, and this particular store is located in the Four Flaggs strip mall. I never really looked into it before but I thought Five Below was maybe a lower end clothing store lol. Anyway, it's basically an a-ok dollar store with items priced nominally up to $5. It's a fine store for such and they have a wide variety of items. They may not have the quality of a Hello Tokyo or a Daiso but you get more for your discount dollars here it appears. The kiddos had plenty of fun items to pick from to stay under their $5 budget and they enjoyed their shopping here. My only critique is that many items showed a scan code but no specific price except a sign saying less than $5. I had to ask the friendly and helpful attendant several times what an item's price was and most items we picked were $3.50 or $4 but it would be helpful to show an exact price if possible. I would recommend any discount shoppers check out this a-ok franchise to see if there's a consumer fit for themselves.

Went to Five Below to check out their tshirts, they have a pretty good collection here but smalls…read moreand mediums in preferred styles were out of stock. They actually have a decent selection of sanrio items. Lots to look at. Checkout was fast, parking is easy.

Ok! Now where do I begin? As an avid Dollar Tree shopper I was bummed to see the Dollar Tree…read morelocation on Waukegan Rd & Dempster St shut down, but I was well aware that it would be soon after the closing of the Salvation Army in the plaza. Its location sat perfectly enroute to my destination, so I made regular trips to it. Upon it closing, the clerks informed customers of this location on Golf Rd & Washington Ave and best believe I mapped it out being that I am an avid shopper at Dollar Tree. I regularly visit with the interest of purchasing supplies I use daily such as deodorant, body wash, toilet paper and mailing envelopes which are just a few supplies that keep me in-and-out of Dollar Tree regularly. And on occasions I purchase decorations to hang on my door that pertain to our seasons which all cost no more than a dollar! Prior to visiting this location I gave myself a 10-minute shopping window because I can easily get lost in looking at dollar items sold. I also make out a list of what I need prior to walking in so that I do not purchase useless things that I may not need at the moment. The inner interior of the store mirrors other locations, but the store set-up slightly differs. And the items presented are typical to any other location, but as like other stores there is always something a tad different in comparison. In this case, I took notice of the 7 pound bags of 'Premium Ice' inside the freezer which was the number one thing that caught my eye during this visit. Whoever would have thought that Dollar Tree would have access to ice because I sure did not! Never seen it until I visited this location. As for parking, this location does have parking that is fitting to the store yet it seems so congested due to there being other businesses coinciding with it in Washington Commons - Shopping center. Even though I go out of my way to visit this location, the thought of purchasing my typical needs for only a dollar outweighs the extra trip out. And lastly, the customer service I received was pleasant! And none less than good. Thomas G

We have been hearing about this strip mall in Morton Gro being torn down for years. The rumors of…read morewhat was going to become of this mall, so many variations of what is going in here. They are actually in the process of doing just that. Sad to say the whole mall where my LA Fitness is at is being demolished one building at a time. First the store on the Far East side of the mall was torn down last summer. The former Dominick's has been vacated for several years, that was just torn down. Next they are going back to the east side and tearing down the stand alone Salvation Army Store. Next little piggy to go after the Salvation Army Store is The Dollar Tree. Wahhhh cry me a River. I was told they are going to relocate somewhere about 2 blocks away I have used this store from time to time because of the convenience & location a few doors over from my LA Fitness. I lost my lock one day and came here and bought a lock for you guessed it $1. They also have greeting cards from 2 for $1 or $1/a piece instead of paying $4 or $5 dollars for a card someone is going to read, look at and toss out. I don't mean to be cheap, but if you can save a few bucks why not especially knowing that the card will probably be looked at & tossed out. As of Feb 01, 2019 Dollar Tree is still there, but I'm afraid their days are numbered as demolition is imminent