I walk with a cane.There were no baskets.I carried my purchases in my hand and under my arm.A…read moresecurity guard started to follow me.I shop there 2-3 times a week and have to put up with that bullshi*. Obviously the owner doesn't give a rats ass about customers.Last time they will see my face and any others I can convince to boycott this store.If you are a senior shopping there prepare for harassment.

Was in this particular store today. Dollar General can you please work on setting up social…read moredistancing guidelines (signs, tape on the floor, etc) like other businesses have or are doing. Your store is a critical part of our community. It's not all your fault. Customers also need to police themselves and distance themselves, etc. This is a great store but just be prepared for no distancing.

This location has been a staple on my rounds for years. It is dirty and you have to dig but I…read morealways found stuff that made it worth it. I do not resell my finds, I use them for my house and my kids. The prices at this location have gone absolutely nuts for the last three times I've been there and I finally am taking it off my rounds. This last time I got three kids hoodies, a kids coat and two T-shirts and paid over $75. On the same trip I found many items I liked but one was a coat that was $50 and one was a pair of shoes for $45 and one was a purse for $35. I've been priced out. An older gentleman approached me at the store to ask if I could read the price on a pair of work shoes because he couldn't believe they were the $35 that was written on them. I am so sad to lose this spot.

They can go ahead and take 'Discount' out of their name. This used to be a fair enough spot to…read morethrift. Dirty, packed, messy, but you could get shirts for under $10. Now everything that is even half way decent is priced absurdly. You can't find a single winter coat under $40. Most consignment shops have better items and lower prices. Even shopping new is comparable to many prices here. You could do better anywhere else. And this isn't even the stuff they have up on the walls or behind the counter

ADA parking in front…read more There is always a security guard the best place to get cheap namebrand shooes baby

BEWARE of the female employees at the dollar tree store location on Pulaski near Wilson. I wasn't…read moreaware that there's a time limit for browsing and shopping at that location. They get very sharky around you if you're there for more than one hour. especially the Spanish chunky chick with long hair. she has a very serious demeanor. never smiles. I noticed after a while past the one hour browsing and shopping looking, she would creep up in the same aisle I was at pretending to stock and check items at the same time spying on me. very creepy. I didn't have a basket so had to hold a few items in my hands and forearm. The other heavy set AA female employee is just as leery and creepy. It's very insulting, uncomfortable and off putting to assume someone is taking things. It is not worth my time to cater to a location with suspicious sharky employees. The other locations never shark me. very disappointed with this location, it's big bright and spacious. but it is not worth being there over 30 minutes. I tend to linger a bit longer when I haven't been at a certain location in a long while. but it is not worth it at this location unfortunately. :/ my favorite employee is not there anymore :( and she was the very nicest cheerful one, made me smile. I think I see why she's not still there. probably had to tolerate the creepy other women coworkers. zero stars for employee demeanor, lack of confidence in innocent customers.

First, how many resale stores have you been to that were once a theater? This location of the Brown…read moreElephant was once the Calo theater, built in 1915 on the Spanish Baroque Revival design, and you can still see vestiges of its former glory (even if you aren't interested in looking for clothes, check out that room because you can see the most of the historic theater remains). Now, onto the store! It's huge and it's been around forever. Lots of clothes and lots of furniture too. There are also two other locations, but if you are doing the "antique crawl" along Clark, this is the one to hit.

Super cool resale shop in Andersonville with a huge selection. When you walk in, it seems small but…read moreas you go up towards the back, there's a huge room with a ton of clothes! The prices are really reasonable. They have furniture, clothes, CDs, DVDs, records, books, kitchenware, and so much more.

I will love to send a shout out to James the Lead manager of the store. Today I come in and he is…read moremopping sweeping cleaning store wow it smells so clean feels so welcoming. He always greets you no matter what day it is his professional personality is always on point. He has always went beyond to help me and my family with whatever we are looking for he will always help you. The staff don't fall short He has lead by example they follow the same footsteps. This store gives you their best advice and support. I honestly just wanted to recognize James today because when I came in and seen him cleaning making the store comfortable for all who come here it touch my heart. The shelves were all filled ready with merchandise. I recommend this store. Thank you James and all staff who have served me and my family when we shop here.

Today, I came to this location (approximately 1p) to grab household items. Typically, I don't shop…read moreat family dollar because they're always junky. But this location took the cake! You couldn't even maneuver through the aisles without running into clutter. When I got to the front to checkout, I asked the young lady if she was the manager and she said yes. I asked "why is your store so junky?" She got so offended and basically said it wasn't their problem. When the conversation got too tough for her- she called the real manager (African American gentleman). He stated the store was junky because they had gotten a truck in. Oh- so I guess that makes it ok! Shop at your own risk!

Basic dollar type store, not everything a dollar like Dollar Tree. Not a fancy store by any means…read morebut a lot of good finds in there. They don't open at 9 am as listed it is more like 10 am or 10:30am depending on what time this Mom and Pop store decided to open so don't show up till after 11 am to be safe. Usually friendly clerk/owner will check you out. Glad they are around, I would suggest they spruce the place up a tiny bit. The lottery tix they sell help them to stay in biz.

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Not only is the shop cool to browse (I found a designer placemat for a dollar), but I was able to…read moretake advantage of their program where you can meet with a personal stylist who curates outfits for trans and gender non conforming customers. It was the most fun I've had clothes shopping in so many years. I get compliments often on the pieces I bought there, and I plan to make a donation soon because I want this place to be around for a long time-- it's already a cultural institution!

A wonderful part of the community. I don't live near the shop, but make it a point to donate there…read morewhen I can.

(Zero stars) If…read morethere's such a thing as an "Absolutely the Worst Store Ever" award, it belongs to this s***hole. Egad, this place is so scary, families ought to bring their kids here for Halloween instead of paying admission to a haunted house! Enter at your own risk (and avoid wearing open shoes). I've visited stores in impoverished countries that are far nicer. The hopeless mess is in stark contrast to better-maintained Dollar Tree stores in the 'burbs. Merchandise is strewn on shelves helter-skelter. The floor, which likely hasn't seen a mop since the Obama era, is littered with a mix of trash, blobs of crud, and trampled merchandise. Spills are ignored. Some of the aisles are impassable, blocked by an avalanche of cartons and junk. Heck, I was afraid to breathe the air without a mask!

I remember when dollar tree was poppin, that isn't the case anymore lol…read more I was at this location today and it isn't what it use to be. I have no idea if they are closing down but there was barely anything on the shelves. Time to restock on items guys!! When I was standing in line to pay, I couldn't help but notice how loud, ghetto and carefree the employees are. I think one should maintain some decorum in a workplace environment even if it's a dollar store. The store looks filthy and I've witnessed people stealing here in the past.

Mommy daughter's look for Eid up adha by Zara collections at Devon rd , Chicago . I wanna thank you…read morefor making my Eid wonderful !! Loved the styling and ambience at the store .

This place has one of the best collections I've seen on devon, even better than some of the high…read moreend stores. They have a range of different styles for any occasion. They carry all the sizes as well. The owner is very sweet and generous. He made us feel welcome and was with us at every step when we needed help. Definitely coming back here.

Advance Distributors is on the SE corner of Pulaski Ave & Argyle across the parking lot from Aldi…read more My wife is a Filipina and anyone who knows Filipinos know about the Balikbayan Box that they like to send or bring home loaded up with American items that are coveted in the Philippines. Her brother Ed lives in Quezon City w/his daughter and 3 grandkids. 2 girls and 1 boy. My wife calls frequently to check up and see how he's doing (I mean even if there was a problem he wouldn't tell her). So anyway she was talking to him last night to see how he's doing and if there were any specific items that he needed. The 7 year old granddaughter was asked if she wanted anything. She doesn't want anything like a Barbie doll she wants an i phone X. Yeah right let's get her a $1000 i phone X. Maybe one for her sister too lol. We recently found out after years of driving by that it is open to the public. This coupled by our plans to go to the Philippines early next year we ventured into the building that houses Advance Distributors to see if there was anything we could find. Upon entering we found row after row of merchandise some of value and others not so much (kind of like a giant flea market). I met one the owners Vijay who told me they have been there since 1974. It was originally owned by his father and now he & his brother run Advance Distributers. He told me he would give me a discount, but much of the discount is volume driven and I didn't need to buy more of certain items. Unfortunately there wasn't much that we needed from the store & many of the items that were name brand items I have bought when on sale at other stores at lower prices.

"Hmmm. I only have twenty bucks, but I need incense, rainbow pencils that say 'Melissa,' a pair of…read moresocks, a three-pack of eyebrow razors, lint traps, and a set of flatware. What to do?" If that sounds like you, this is the place for you. That's doubly so if you want both absurd and designer fragrances at discounted prices. Once in a while, things cost the same as at a regular store (hello, seasonal candy), but generally these are Five Below prices. Some things are sold in bulk for even more savings--nag champa super hit is a steal here! I like to come here for packing and mailing supplies. Never spend $5 for a roll of packing tape again! Bubble mailers of all sizes are $1.50 for two! These are the exact same things you'd buy at the UPS store but without the steep markup. The staff is a whole lot friendlier, too. It's also good for coloring books--so cheap, and some kids just go right through them. Now, the downside. They sell out of things fairly often. The place is not beautiful. You get dollar store quality for many items with dollar store prices. There's often only one type of a given item, so if you don't like the color on hand, tough cookies. It's close to both the Lawrence and Pulaski buses, but not the train or bike racks, and parking a car can be a pain. Keep your expectations low and your mind open to have the best possible shopping experience here.