RPS, aka Rock Paper Scissors, Toy Store, is considered the largest toy store in the Illinois…read moreValley! Their window display caught my eye, so I wanted to check this place out while in the area. They have everything from plushies, games, books, and collectibles - the staff were very welcoming and readily available. I really liked their plushies, and it was fun just perusing the store. Plenty of free street parking in the area! +friendly staff +games, toys, and more +ample street parking available

Normally I wouldn't take the time to rate a bad experience but I guess today is just different…read more Took my kids to shop. their birthdays were a few weeks ago they got gift cards and some were to this place in specific. We stopped, grabbed few things. The items are overpriced, the attention to clients was not there at all. There were 4 people working none approach or said anything. Trying to show my daughter the responsibility about managing money and how she can spend it I told her to pay. Her total was $23.63 for 2 items two dumplings which whatever still feel like these things are cheaper at other places I've seen it. Her card had $25 Emma (the girl who was at the register) rung her up my daughter paid we got our items but (Emma) kept the card... I asked if there was no more money in it she said no, I proceeded to ask for my receipt which she didn't give us one and I saw that there was $1.37 left. Now is this about the $1.37 of course not but this is about something called morals. I've seen it everywhere other businesses do it too but now you don't go to the gas station and say "hey I am $1.37 short is it ok if I go?" If you're lucky someone nice enough may say hey I got which is a great gesture. But what this girl did was just BAD BUSINESS PRACTICE!!!! She robbed a 6 year old of her $1.37 she got for her birthday and lie to my face even when I had prove with receipt on hand that she was lying. Yeah $1.37 is not a big deal but now let me put it this way $1.37 over and over and over again adds up. This is part of the reason why many people don't want to support small businesses, this is the reason why I see a lot of small businesses closed, not only they are expensive but they steal from the very people who are trying to support them!! SHAME ON THIS GIRL for showing a 6 year old is ok to steal. If I go to the store and I take something worth the same value I guarantee you I'd be sitting in the back of a cop car I know it's ridiculous but then again this is not about $1.37 change that we didn't get back this is about bad practices that over time does add up. Bad practices that eventually people realize and don't want to put up with it and HURT OTHER SMALL BUSINESSES. YOU NEED TO DO BETTER

I've always been treated fairly. I have unloaded quite a few of my items there and I've returned…read morethe favor by purchasing quite a few things. The owner is a good guy with a good staff around him. I have constantly found Atari games for cheap. I like the fact that I can go there and get vintage stuff. It's like being a kid with money.

Good selection of blurays and 4K discs, but expensive. I've gone 3 or 4 times to confirm. Every…read moreused disc I looked at could be found on Amazon new for the same, or in some cases even lower price. When I asked if they were flexible on pricing, the best they could do was $1 off, which in some cases was still more expensive than buying them new ones Amazon. And none of the discs were for any recent movies. I was looking at stuff from the 50s, 60s and 80s. No special ecitions, steelbooks, etc.

SAVE YOURSELF THE TIME. AND HEADACHES of this location and do NOT come here…read more The managers are never in store (2 work at this location and you can't even have one there on a weekend?) and honestly can't do their jobs even when they are "working" We added two extra lines back in November because of a promotion they were running and it's now April and I still have to call EVERY MONTH to get the pricing on my bill that I was promised I'd be paying.

If you're looking for a new phone, make sure you get help from a guy named Danny. He's the really…read moretall Hispanic man. This guy knows what hes doing. I went in to get a Note and a s9 for my dad. He walked us throughout the whole process and literally spent over an hour and a half helping us. He also installed the glass protectors on our phone flawlessly (no bubbles). His customer service was phenomenal and hes very well versed in all the phones that they carry. I'll be back in a few days to get a phone for my mom.. 5 stars and great employee.

Finally! They've filled the void in the shopping center on Ninth street that the old Kmart left…read morebehind. Lockport is beginning to show signs of life again in the business community and I, for one, am grateful. I'd been in a Big Lots (once before) in Joliet and found the prices to be quite reasonable, but the store kind of dingy and picked over. However, the minute I'd walked into the new Lockport location, I could see that this store was much lighter and better laid out as well. It simply "felt good" to shop there. Plenty of merchandise to cruise through and if you're not careful, you just may find yourself filling up your cart with things you didn't plan on buying beforehand but discover you can't afford to pass up! The employees are a delight to deal with, too, and I've never had a sour experience with any of them, even during the busy holiday season. I can actually say that I enjoy coming here and from time to time, find myself wandering in just to see what's new. Right now, holiday decorations are dramatically discounted, so I know I'll be heading back again real soon. You should, too!

Big Lots is the best store ever! All of their staff are kind and helpful, they will show you a big…read moresmile and a cheerful greet "Hello! Welcome to Big Lots!". They always do that once the customers entered their store, all of them are willing to help and assist their customers, also you can come to them anytime if you have something to ask or if you are looking for something around their store. Their store is always clean and bright, lots of decoration around the place, organized, and well-stocked. They always have great deals, promos, and even sale products. You can buy anything here at Big Lots without breaking your pockets and also save lots of money compared shopping to other stores. They are so affordable and maybe that is the reason why many of their customers are going back again and again. Lots of people really love their place and I am one of those people. I was really amazed with their place and products, I will definitely go back here and shop. Thumbs up Big Lots! I will recommend this store to all of my friends and family. Thank you for such a wonderful service and great experience Big Lots!

We just needed a couple things for our trip home and this Target had everything we needed, and…read moremore! It was the day after Halloween and all the Halloween merchandise was already picked through - but neat. Self serve check-out was quick. Lots of parking. Fine experience.

Not sure why so many bad reviews but the staff was very pleasant and helpful. The store was a…read moremessier one than other targets but they still had what I needed. Overall it's a good target

My first thought when I walked through their front doors? "Man, you can land a plane in here!"…read more Funny thing is, it's true! Sure, it'd have to be a small plane, but this place is so big that you're bound to find *something* in here that interests you, even if you're not there to buy anything specific. I usually am, though. Being something of an artist myself, I am always looking for the most inexpensive places to buy my materials since the term "starving artist" really tends to ring true, especially these days. Over the years, I've come to find that Hobby Lobby almost always has the best prices around (and if you watch their weekly ads, 50% off regular prices are an added bonus). In a store as large as this one, I'm almost guaranteed to be able to find what I'm looking for, too. I can't speak for all crafters or artists, but for my drawing/painting needs, Hobby Lobby is always the first place I go...and thankfully, since they normally have what I need in stock, it's the last place, too.

Briefly visited his Hobby Lobby store and it was kind of exciting because I haven't been in one of…read morethese stores in years. The store feature tons of art and crafts! I was looking to hand make gifts for a birthday idea with my wife and this place had a great deal of most stuff some of the items like hats and caps are cheaply made so be careful washing it. Tons of great ideas if you're into putting pictures throughout your entire house and there is an endless amount of decor no matter what time of the season because it could be Halloween and Christmas inside at all times. Staff here was pretty friendly, the store is located in a busy strip mall with many things going on so be wary of traffic. Overall the store was pretty modern and has a lot of eye-catching things. Overall I thought was a decent story to check out and visit.

I've been going to blue collar now for the past 4 years. They have great products and customer…read moreservice. I was lucky enough to meet the owner today during a visit where I was buying new boots. As a laborer my boot of choice has always been thouroughgood boots. Today I made a change to Irish setters after being persuaded due to her extensive knowledge and obvious years of experience dealing with many different tradesmen and their line of work. The woman who wrote the last review is obviously a little jealous or salty. Like I said I've been going there for 4 years now and I've never had one unenjoyable experience. All the tradesmen I know go to her stores and have nothing but good things to say. If you need boots, tools, ppe I recommends this store. Thanks blue collar supply for the great products and awesome customer service! Domenick Cascio Local 6 laborers

I been in the Union Trades almost 20 years and this is my go to store for all my needs!! Great…read morepeople , great selection. Sarah is always so helpful and knows what shes talking about and takes the time to help ya

Enjoyable place to shop Plenty of staff to help you find…read moreitems and explain sales and promotions in the store. Nice selection of products throughout the store Friendly staff and always more than one checkout open

I had an extremely upsetting experience at the Joliet mall store today involving a supervisor…read morenamed Tina. I have shopped at Bath & Body Works for years, and I have never left a store feeling as embarrassed and uncomfortable as I did today. While checking out, I asked to use two different coupons by making two separate transactions. These were not duplicate coupons--they had different offers and different expiration dates. What made the situation particularly confusing was that, while standing in line, I personally watched another customer do essentially the same thing at a different register without any issue. When Tina told me I could not do two transactions, I asked what would happen if I simply walked out of the store and came back in to use the second coupon. Her response to me was, "Yeah, if you want to be like that," said in an unnecessarily rude and condescending tone. At that point, the situation was no longer about a coupon. It was about the way I was being spoken to and treated in front of a line of customers and other employees. I asked Tina for her name and whether she could give me a card or simply write her name down for me. She refused. When I asked, "You can't write it down?" she responded that I could "put it in my phone if I wanted it." I found the entire interaction humiliating. I became so flustered and upset that I was physically shaking. I couldn't even find the money I had intended to use to pay for my purchase. Ultimately, I left with only my free item. I did not purchase the other item I intended to buy, I did not get my birthday gift, and I was unable to use my second coupon. What bothers me most is how unnecessarily confrontational this interaction became. If there is a company policy regarding separate transactions or coupon use, I completely understand that employees are expected to follow it. However, there is an enormous difference between politely explaining a policy to a customer and embarrassing that customer in front of an entire checkout area. As a supervisor, I would expect Tina to set the example for how customers should be treated. Instead, her comment--"if you want to be like that"--and her demeanor made me feel as though I was doing something wrong simply for asking a question about using a valid coupon. The fact that I had just watched another customer make separate transactions with coupons at another register made the experience even more upsetting and confusing. I walked into Bath & Body Works expecting an enjoyable shopping experience and to treat myself for my birthday and instead walked out feeling humiliated and physically shaken. I was so upset afterward that I genuinely do not feel comfortable returning to this location. I am asking Bath & Body Works to please review what happened, including the inconsistent handling of coupon transactions and, most importantly, the way this interaction was handled by a member of store leadership. I had been looking forward to getting my birthday reward all week. And I am so sad that this is how Tina treats customers. The fact that I was never able to use my birthday reward and the coupon I earned because I became too upset to complete my intended purchases makes me sad & disappointed.