Just completed a return (even exchange) at this Target location. Employees were very pleasant,…read moreextremely efficient, and so helpful. I had called ahead to ensure that the item I needed was available. The team member who answered the phone (Rebecca) directed me to the appropriate department, and the team member (wish I had gotten her name) who ultimately confirmed the item was available was equally as friendly and helpful. The return was handled quickly and professionally. Kudos Target for making this customer/guest extremely happy.

Little boys are playing soccer and the balls are rolling all over the narrow aisles. Also, piking…read morethe balls over displays. Not safe store for shopping. Babies, and elderly are at risk.

Ah the nostalgia. This store reminds me of the 90s and early 2000s. That's not a bad thing…read more I'm not a home decor person, but I do find things once in a while in these stores. My girlfriend and I came in to look around. Firstly, parking is painless. So don't worry about that. Secondly, the store is clean, brightly lit, and smells like candles. There are lots of random things to find here. Random chotskies galore, candles, pillows, rugs, some dry foods, coffee, curtains, etc. The lines are always long, but they move fast. I feel the cashiers get exhausted. Love here for Xmas shopping.

Huge store. Great selection. Great prices. Always find something great here. Nice employees.read more

Great selection of quality merchandise that is constantly rotating. They have a little bit of…read moreeverything here - luggage, clothing, kitchen ware, packaged food, furniture, etc. Checkout is a breeze and they always seem to be properly staffed. Items are always less than manufacturer's retail price.

Always crowded, messy, and never enough registers open. Smells musty. Used to love shopping here…read morebut after COVID it just wasn't the same.

Massive store, huge selection and variety overall but with specifics like men's clothing there is…read moremostly generic and multiples of the exact same brands without much color, style, or brand choices. Oddly difficult to find Under Armour, Fila, Zara, or other above average names, also odd to find the red tag items. Discounted goods seem randomly placed here and there without any actual spot, annoying as I sometimes find exactly what I want as I shop counter seasonally for them deals!

I don't want to tell you about my secret…read more But I will. Let's start with a story, shall we? Back when my 11 year old was my first and only, I spent a RIDICULOUS amount of money at Picture People. R.i.d.i.c.u.l.o.u.s., I tell you. And I was happy with the service/quality, for the most part. That was 2006-2007 Courtney. Let's pour one out in loving memory of the time when I had disposable cash in spades, one kid, and much less responsibility overall (& less gray hair too, but I digress). Oh, hai. 2017 Courtney here. Mom of FIVE. Preschooler (my youngest at age four) was sick for school pictures, so enter the JCP Portrait Studio. Now, listen. I'm a realist. My four year old hates new things, hates chaotic environments, and basically was NOT at all sold on the idea of professional photographs in general. So I knew right away...this would be an uphill battle. When we arrived and checked in, we met the photographer (Britt). Okay, now you know...that's my secret. Britt. She's f*cking amazing. I basically told her that the four year old is a tough sell, hates all new situations, and I had very, very, VERY limited hope. Well, B worked her magic and--I kid you not--the preschooler wants to go back again and again and again. And again. The pictures were amazing. Britt won my littlest over immediately and it shows on basically every photo. I was hoping for one semi-grimaced photograph to commemorate the preschool year. I received (and subsequently ordered) gobs of captures of super smiling, delighted daughter. Like...with a REAL smile. Mind. Officially. Blown. But seriously, you guys...Britt. She's the one you want, especially if your kid is a tough sell. Two pro tips before I go: 1. The studio is located on the lower level of JCP by the salon. We literally had to ask someone because it's rather hidden. 2. Check Groupon for amazing photo packages! What. A. Steal. So now you know: you want photographs from JCP with Britt. You're welcome. Seriously. You. Are. Welcome.

Large store, good selection of merchandise Staff are…read morefriendly and helpful Hopefully the store will have the roof replaced soon, the upper level has the roof leaking every where. So much you have watch where you walk buckets cones and wet floors

We wandered in here one day because we didn't know what it was. Turns out it's kind of a Pier One…read moreor Homegoods type place. We actually found a really cool birdbath here and one of those southwest style ceramic patio fireplace things. Good prices on both, so we bought them. The lady at checkout was sweet. Oh God, I'm becoming a bougie suburbanite

You will never know what you will find unless you walk thru the door. Right away we were Greeted…read morewith a smile and Hello the selection was very much a wide range of items so please take the time to explore each isle and you will find a Great sale

Excellent shopping experience today! Decided it was time for a new winter jacket and found 4 with…read morepotential. I took the jackets along with a quilted vest to the fitting room. Oscar was the fitting room attendant and he was so pleasant and helpful. The jackets were kind of puffy and clumsy and he helped me get them to the room. I ended up with a Kenneth Cole jacket for $59.99 and a Calvin Klein quilted vest for $39.99. I even managed to find a pair of Adidas jogging shoes that fit for $49.99. Although there was a line in check out, it moved swiftly. They seemed to have all the cash registers open to accommodate the customers. My cashier, Jose, was cheerful and efficient. He did a real nice job of bagging my purchases. I have shopped or stopped (not all visits end up with purchases :) a few times each year since this store opened a few years ago. This store has always been clean and orderly at the times that I have been there. The staff members that I have encountered have always been pleasant and helpful. This store might not offer quite as much as some others, but if your timing is right you can find some pretty nice items for some pretty reasonable prices. Even when I don't find what I came in the store to find, I always feel good in this store. This store just makes me feel happy!

Since Rosa J. has found pleasure in thrift-shopping, she hasn't been visiting a T.J. Maxx or a…read moreMarshall's as regularly as she should. However, she won't completely ditch the discount stores because there are several advantages when shopping at Maxx or a similar store like this: 1) a massive selection of handbags and shoes: I prefer a brand-new handbag or an unworn pair of shoes. I've realized that half of my handbags from my past "compulsive" shopping addiction weren't functional for my city life. I would rather invest on a handbag, which would cost $100 to $150, but it will last a long time. Shopping at Maxx for handbags is easy-breezy, without being bothered by sales associates. For the shoes, I haven't brought a pair of shoes from a thrift store, yet I've purchased many pairs from Maxx and they last. 2) are you a fan of Michael Kors? If you are, I saw lots of MK merchandise in this location. 3) organic shampoo, shower gel, facial wash, and hand soap: I haven't brought a drug store brand for some time. My trick is to convert my credit card reward into Maxx gift cards, so my "reimbursements" have been used for this category. This T.J. Maxx is very close to the CTA Kedzie Orange Line station. If you're in the south-side area out and about, hit it up when you get a chance.

I have a love/hate relationship with Old Navy. I love it because the clothes are cheap and let's…read moreface it, I'm a pretty cheap person. I don't love it because everyone and their mom and THEIR moms all shop here, so you're not getting anything super unique. I bought an owl sweater at the Oakbrook Terrace location because I have an owl obsession. The way that it was displayed in the store, it had a collared shirt underneath it and it looked super preppy yet stylish. I ordered the sweater one size up, assuming that it would need to be a little bigger to put a collared shirt under it. When I finally found a collared shirt to match, the sweater was still too huge so I had to bring it back. Let me also note, that I'd bought this sweater 3-4 weeks earlier and it'd been hanging in my closet until I could hunt down the perfect shirt to go underneath it. I'd since lost the receipt, because everything always gets thrown out at my house. I was super nervous bringing it in that they would hassle me and I'd be stuck with this huge sweater. I came in this past Sunday and the line was horrendous--so horrendous that I contemplated just hanging my sweater up and grabbing the right size, but since I could never do something like that - I decided to wait it out. The line went really fast though. When I finally made it up to the register, I explained my plight to the nice lady and she told me that they didn't have anymore of the owl sweaters but I could pick out something else. Disappointed, I ran back to find something else and ended up with a brown/black and grey plain sweater. When I came back up, the lady told me that since I paid with my debit card, they could find my transaction. I handed over my card and in less than 15 seconds, she found my purchase. Lucky for me too, the sweaters happened to be on sale, so not only was I walking out with a sweater in the right size, but I was walking out the door $8 richer. Overall, my experience this weekend was a good one. The store was organized, the line moved quick and the cashier was friendly. I'm giving 4 stars because the team were great but don't expect me to start shopping here on a weekly basis!

Cashiers took approximately 5 minutes per customer and a 4 person line took us 20 minutes to check…read moreout. Wouldn't recommend shopping here if you have somewhere to be after.