Everything is good I really like the idea and gifts that you can buy at a reasonable price. I found…read moremy Xmas tree there and it really is beautiful. I'm going to take my homecare shopping Saturday for her a tree and white ornaments . Great idea

The past few times I've been here they have been incredibly disrespectful. I was looking for…read moresomething that they sometimes have and I thought I'd check for fun. I didn't even say a word and one of the workers was incredibly rude about telling me that they didn't have it, stating without even looking at me "no" without me even asking. I like to browse and see if I want anything else and she made me want to leave. Not even a "hey ladies, if you're looking for this we unfortunately don't have it." It was straight up rude.

Large HomeGoods located in Hillside, IL, was a stop on the way to visit a family friend. My wife…read morewanted to pick up some liquid soap refills, so I waited inside to get out of the heat. HomeGoods does allow you to sit on their sellable chairs, mostly located near the front. I also appreciated some interesting antique pieces that would have been more at home at an antique store.

There's quite the selection here. It's well organized, items are reasonably priced and well…read morestocked. I rarely ask for help, but when I have, the person sought out the answer. It's located in a strip mall near Target and other popular establishments, so it's an ideal location to knock out a few errands without the need to drive far.

If you like being harassed every 10 feet for money, this is the place to do your shopping! You can…read morepolitely decline or say nothing at all and still be called all sorts of names from "hore" (sic) to other racial epithets after doing so. I'm an older woman by myself and those doing so feel free to make me feel afraid and uncomfortable because I'm by myself. I've lived in the area for 40 years, not only have they built the downtown up too much, increased the parking prices (if you can find parking at peak time)- you'd think the socially pious Oak Park would pour some money into stopping pedestrians from being verbally harassed and physically threatened. I have to be there a few times a month for a doctor's appointment, but soon I'll move those appointments elsewhere. I'm an older woman who walks much of the time by myself- downtown Oak Park is quickly becoming a place I want to spend fewer of my retail and entertainment dollars. Here's a hint- having people feel safe isn't racist.

Cece is amazing!!!!!! She helped me cash in my holiday shopping receipts in order to earn the $50…read morerewards packet. There was no wait at all up in office 114 in the 1010 Lake Street building. That's the new location to turn in your receipts. Bring a state ID or drivers license. Cece is the best and we had a good laugh as she verified my receipts. She is a great employee!!

They're tire department had customers waiting for over 30 minutes they're customer service very…read morepoor. But everything else I like more improvement needed.

I made an exception just this one time because it's close to my parents' house-- never again…read more The Costco culture never made it to this location. Staff is dismissive, significantly more interested in socializing than assisting. It's seriously a bizarro-world Costco , where customers never matter..

They have awesome products and resennable prices any holiday or party they have it allread more

Why do you advertise that you are open 10 AM to 6 PM? I drove over there, in the blasted rain and…read moreyour doors are locked.! Ugh At least post something on FB because that where I found you.

The Manager Robin was tremendously helpful with me locating new copies of a card I had bought…read morerecently had another shop. She went extra mile to contact Hallmark to get them ordered for me. She was so helpful. She went above and beyond. I recommend this store for all your cards and stationary.

The staff here is amazing. Very helpful and knowledgeable. My husband loves giving and getting…read morebeautiful elaborate cards. He's turned me onto the awesome card choices available to us at this shop. Check them out. They have lots of gift selections too. Jewelry, household items, personalized items, too many items to list. It's a pretty big store and always a fun trip when looking for gift ideas or a special card for your special someone or for any occasion.

I've been patronizing the businesses at this shopping center for more than a decade. Shops have…read morecome and gone throughout the years and I am amazed that new businesses continue to open up shop here. I see that the Bear Paddle Swim School is under construction, Rock Star Nails recently opened and one of my faves, Barnes & Noble, continues to do well here. For the last year, I visit Village Crossing several times a week. You would be amazed at the amount of cars here before the crack of dawn! I mean, you may be sleeping, but I and other workout fanatics, stockroom workers, cleaners, vampires, are all here before the sun rises.

I've shopped here for nearly 25 years, and it's always had a healthy mix of shops. There are a few…read moremajor retailers: Dick's Sporting Goods, FiveBelow, Barnes & Noble, Michael's, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Jewel, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Ulta Beauty, and an AMC Movie Theaters that's in a weird place around the back. There are also some small boutiques that I love--the Half Price Books is a terrific store where I always get good deals on hard to find books and rare CDs. The food options are good and well-placed, for what is essentially a series of wonkily-positioned strip malls. You won't go hungry at this shopping center. There are a bunch of fast food places clustered in the north-east section of the shopping center (Panda Express, Corner Bakery, and a Penn Station East Coast Subs), a few on the north-west side (Subway, Jersey Mike's), and sit down, stand-alone restaurants that ring the parking lot (Chili's and Outback Steakhouse). Near the AMC Movie Theater, there's a Buffalo Wild Wings, Village Roadhouse, and a Red Robin. I still have nostalgia for the huge CompUSA that used to be here. It's where I bought my first "real" computer--the Bondi Blue iMac in 1998. I also miss the Pier 1 that closed back in early 2000 (the sign is still currently up). If you're taking public transit from the city, catch the Pace 290 from the Howard Station of the Red Line, and it'll drop you across the street from the mall. If you're driving, good luck--this mall has a reputation for the roads and parking lots in front being oddly placed. I think there's also a parking garage for the AMC Movie Theater, too.

RUN AWAY! DO NOT DO BUSINESS HERE! I was given a receipt to wrap 10 gifts for $291.00 which I…read moreagreed to. The next day when the gifts were ready they said it was $453.00. I lost 6 hours of my life driving back and forth and spending time at the store for nothing. Emma the manager is a criminal, trying to extort money out of people. No call about the increase in price. She just thought because everything was ready someone was just going to pay $160 more for the same thing her manager agreed to with me the previous day. Horrible place, ripping people off. Wanted $45 to wrap one gift.

Cute little shop I accidentally found! They have a lot of misc things in there, but I eventually…read moresettled on some new planners, journal and a bunch of gel pens. A bit pricier than I expected but still not much more than what you'd find elsewhere.