This location is no longer a Big Lots store, it is now a Black Friday Deals store. The concept of…read morethis store is basically that has returns from Amazon and other retailers. It's like an Indoor Flea Market with bins loaded within miscellaneous items. The bins are marked with $3 or $4 or $5 and so on. There is also a separate room with big ticket items such as furniture or camping supplies that are individually priced. Nice concept.

Do not buy their furniture, it's the worst. They will not honor any warranty. Recliner broke twice…read morein 7 months

Overpriced crap from a flea market.. they are now calling themselves Uno Dollar Plus.... I guess…read morebecause it really isn't a discount?

Was at Planet Fitness the other day. Noticed the store for the first time, and decide to check it…read moreout. I live in town, and like to support local businesses as much as possible. The place is basically an indoor flea market, with what appear to be items that "fell off the back of a truck" headed to Dollar Tree. Some other repackaged salvation army donations line the walls and back corner. As I said earlier, I try and support local businesses whenever possible, so I decided to buy something for that sole purpose. Up towards the front, I saw a nick nack skull gas pump thing that caught my attention. Much like a flea market, nothing is marked with a price. The shelf the item was on was maybe 10' from the register, so I picked it up and asked the clerk how much it was. He told me to bring it over to him, I obliged. As soon I handed it to him, him told me that it was broken. I wasn't interested enough in the thing to buy it broken, so when he asked if I still wanted to purchase it, I declined. The next 2 minutes sound straight out of and episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, but it's too random to fabricate. With no hint of sarcasm, the clerk asked me a second time, if I was going to buy it. I told him, no thanks, since he had literally just pointed out that it was broken. He said, "you broke it, but you're not going to buy it?" Again, no hint of sarcasm. All I could spit out was "what?" He repeated his asinine accusation. I reminded him that he literally watched me pick up the item and make the 10' journey to the register. He said, you must have dropped it. It was literally 10 FEET from the register, a straight line, in plain view. I told him that I would have never even known it was broken had HE not pointed it out. And I probably would have purchased it is the price wasn't ridiculous. Which brings me to the next level of insanity. He said, "since it's broken, $20." If I didn't know any better I would have sworn he was joking. In fact, I laughed and again could only muster up a chuckled "what!?" He asked a finally time, incredulously, "so you're not going to buy it?" Zero irony. I said "why would I buy something that's broken?" He somehow spun it around on me, where he was the bigger person, and threw out a "have a great day." Which I would have taken as a please leave my store, had I not already been standing in the doorway halfway out at the time. I guess it was worth the show, in hindsight. I've gotten some mileage out of that story already. p.s. after telling someone the story, I decided to look the item, brand new, up on Amazon. Remember, he wanted $20 for a broken, unpackaged edition (see attachment)

I walked inside out of curiosity and felt like I walked into the closet in Narnia and I was inside…read morea whole different world, like on vacation in Mexico and there was stall after stall of shops. There was a food vendor right by the entrance and a huge jewelry booth. As I walked deeper in, I saw a few labubu, clothes, health food store, and cowboy boots and apparels. All the shops were clean and organized. I couldn't believe how deep this venue went and keep walking until I got to the Michoacna! I had no idea there was one inside of this place. If you need ice cream, pinatas, cowboy gear or clothes, you will want to stop by here to check it out. The entrance is a few doors down from Discovery. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Just an update of my review from almost 10 years ago, as I have had the opportunity to really check…read morethis place out many more times and actually buy some nice things here. Much different than my quick "walk-thru" some years back where I was just in and out and wasn't able to leave a real proper review. Lots of little interesting shops, gift stores, clothing vendors, and many other kiosks inside. Again as if my first review, there is a nice nostalgia with me as I remember this place as "North Park Mall" various decades ago. If you are looking for nice gifts, stuffed animals, and cute crafted items for a significant other, there is lots to see here. Many many nice quality stuff animals too at BARGAIN rates. I enjoy walking around in here now 1-2 times a month, and have met some nice people and vendors working there. Overall the cater is towards Hispanics, but I see people of all sorts walking around. Def worth checking out, but you have to give it a few FAIR and thorough walk-a-rounds to let everything seep in.

I took my Movado watch to have an extra hole punched into the leather band. The business is very…read morenice inside, the ambiance is desirable.

I needed to have my watch serviced and Razny was an authorized dealer…read more I was told it could possibly take 3 months due to the back up que. Dropped it off and received it back in about a month. It had undergone a full overhaul and polishing. The watch is beautiful and looks brand new. The service was not inexpensive but it was well worth it. Very pleased.

Permanently closed now. They moved to Bensenville. Sad to see them go... it was nice to have a…read morereasonably priced, caring grocer in the area.

Meat quality is good and the variety is unmatched. They have everything you need. the store is…read moresomewhat dirty and unorganized. staff is made up of good people, the only problem is finding someone to help you. overall not a bad store.

The five star swap in this place is the go to place. It had everything from clothes, furniture,…read morefood, arcade games, etc. I highly recommend the restaurant in the entrance closest to the gym. The best tacos I've ever had, bar none.

You sure said it well Johnny A. It once was a nice mall with the stores you mentioned K-Mart moved…read moreto 83 and St Charles. Penny's was always busy with shoppers..How things have changed over the years. Just like alot of malls are empty or closing. Winston Plazza in Melrose Park was the same as North Park Mall at one time.

Great experience all around from the moment we stepped in to the store to the moment the guys…read moredelivered. Will never buy furniture from a big box store again.

Best furniture store I have EVER been to! Everyone who works there are very helpful and kind!!!…read moreThey have a great selection of furniture for GREAT PRICES!!! I bought a sectional from them, which was great quality! They delivered and assembled the sectional very fast and carefully! I also ordered a mattress from them and they delivered it the next day! I'm so happy that I found them!!! I will definitely be coming back! Very happy customer! :)

Fun to go for a Sunday morning walk to look at the stuff some good some junk and high pricesread more

If you're up early enough and have nothing better to do. You should check out Wolff's Flea Market…read more They now have an overflow lot which makes parking easier, but you do have about a 1/2 mile walk. The staff is always professional and nice. It cost $3 to get in. You can find a lot of stuff from plants, food items, lawn equipment, knick knacks, plants, books and a lot more. They have food vendors on site are on site because you will build up an appetite walking around. It's a sea of humanity at this place. If you can't find something here, you're not looking hard enough,

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.

Anyone can smile while they're taking your money. The real face shows up the moment there's a…read moreproblem. That's when the act drops -- and you find out exactly what kind of people you're really dealing with. I've spent thousands at this store over the past year. Supported their business. One day I bought a speaker set I was told worked. Yes, it was missing two of the speakers out of 5 and a remote, but I was told it "just needed a power cord." I asked if I could return it if it didn't work. Liz, the owner, said yes. That's the only reason I bought it. Since it couldn't be tested in the store. I ordered the cord, plugged it in -- dead. So I calmly reached out, expecting a return or exchange, like she promised. That's when the avoidance started. All of a sudden, Liz was "too busy." Then her mother-in-law became the new face of the store and their spokesperson. I was told Liz was "unreachable" and that my messages would be "passed along." They "couldn't see my messages anymore." Right. I asked again and again to speak directly with Liz -- the person who made the deal. She stayed silent. They were clearly hoping I'd give up. Too bad. I've already swallowed enough broken junk from this place. I'm not throwing away another $20 just because someone couldn't keep their word. Then Liz's husband stepped in and threw out the tired "as-is" excuse -like it meant something -- like I hadn't seen that sign on the wall before. Let's be clear: "As-is" doesn't give you the right to lie, say something works, and promise a return just to make a sale. That's not just shady -- it's illegal under Iowa Code 714H. Misrepresentation or deception even on 'as-is' items -is illegal. I asked again to speak directly with Liz -- the owner, the one who made the agreement. Did she respond? No. She got on the phone with her spokesperson and had her deliver the final decision. She went along with the 'as is' policy backing the excuse her husband gave. So not only did she break her word, she didn't even have the spine to own it herself. If you say it works, it should work. If you say it's returnable, honor that. And if you're the owner who made the deal -- then own it. Don't disappear and send your in-laws to deal with it. Not once did Liz step up and say the truth: "Yes, I told her she could return it." I was respectful. I gave them every chance to fix it. They could've exchanged the item and been done. No cost to them. But they couldn't even send one adult message saying, "You're right -- we'll take it back." That would've required maturity. Instead, they ghosted me. When that didn't work, they got snarky -- even "liked" my message saying I wouldn't be returning if they wouldn't honor their word. Then deleted the like. Classy. They treated me like the scammer -- after they disappeared. And when they got called out, they hid, lied, and hoped I'd go away. Three adults. Not one could pretend to show professionalism and say, "Let's make this right." This wasn't a misunderstanding. It was deliberate. Liz knew what she said. She could've told the truth and ended it -- but instead, she let her husband and in-laws lie for her. All to keep twenty bucks. Maybe they think they're too "Hollywood" now to care about customers. Maybe they think they can afford to lose a few -- as long as they keep up the act for the rest. But I get it. If the truth doesn't work, deflect. If the "as-is" excuse doesn't make legal sense-hide it behind your ego. And when all that's left is accountability -- stay silent. But make sure to "like" the part where I say I won't be coming back. Brilliant. Never in my life have I seen an adult go back on their word over $20. But hey -- for that $20, they earned themselves a one-star review and lost a loyal customer. Smart investment. No more silence. No more benefit of the doubt. Just the truth -- the one thing they clearly couldn't give me.