I work here...but I hate the style of clothing that Old Navy offers. It's cheap--sure. But it's…read morecheaply made.

Ok- this review has nothing to do with clothes, prices, sales or cheesy advertising. This is about…read morethe staff. We came in to hit the clearance rack for some clothes for our rapidly growing boys. Of course, being right after Christmas, they insisted on bringing some new toys to play with... Because clothes shopping is so boring, right? Anyway, the 4 year old had a transformer of some kind and set it down. When we came back to look for it, my wife found it, but it was missing a leg. She gave the store our phone number in case they found the missing part. I didn't hold out much hope. Well the next day we got a call. An associate had found it, and another said, "Hey! Someone was looking for that!" They called us up and we came and got it, to the delight of our 4 year old. So while there could have been a lesson about taking care of your toys, and I'd have thought no less of the store, because anyone could have just tossed that part, they didn't. Thanks for taking care of guests long after the sale. Well done!

The Service, Selection, And Value Are definitely Cool! And I…read moreLove Our Mall! 10/10! My favorite Place Is Hot Topic And My Least Favourite Place Is Torrid

Coming in the back entrance I was greeted with a mural at the end where a major anchor, Macy's,…read moreused to be located and four empty storefronts, a community center, another empty storefront with advertisements in the windows and a closed store. Not a good beginning. Anthony's Pets has closed and moved out beside two more empty stores, then three jewelry stores face the Target rotunda. Continuing down the concourse I saw three more empty spaces and two closed stores. The concourse between Dick's and the Food Court has the most popular and largest stores, H&M, Torrid, Buckle, Old Navy, Build-A-Bear, and no empty stores. When looking at the existing photos on their Yelp listing, the kiosks in the concourses have decreased significantly and some of them were closed. But I saw more people shopping here than I see in the Greenwood Mall (before the two recent incidents in the news) so I think the Bloomington folks are supporting their local mall well. The Food Court seemed adequate with the usual choices including a new pizza restaurant, Azzip Pizza, located very near the actual court seating area. The restrooms were clean. I liked how the sinks were separated from the rest of the facilities by being in a room of their own. They also looked recently renovated with new tile on the floors and walls. No issues with parking as plenty of spaces were available.

This is a huge antique mall in downtown Bloomington - very cool place and absolutely GINOURMOUS…read more Prices are actually very reasonable and some of the sellers offer 20-50% discounts. I didn't end up purchasing anything but I enjoyed walking around and looking at everything they offered.

Lots of stuff. 3 floors of it. But it was all priced way too high. Like two to three times higher…read morethan it should be.

My wife and I went into this Kohl's department store while we were in the area looking for…read moredifferent outfits and things for her. I like visiting stores and taking pictures and looking around and exploring. So that's what I did I did not purchase anything but I did walk around the whole store seeing things as my wife shop. She got a few items and they seem to be reasonably priced

Wow. I went in to buy some jeans. It was 11 AM on a Tuesday. The jeans were a mess. Multiple pairs…read moreon the floor, jumbled up, the sizes not where they were supposed to be. The store had been open for two hours, but it looked like a tornado had hit it. I understand they are short-staffed, they were having a sale, whatever. Still, it made it difficult to find what I was looking for. Then I went into the dressing room to try on the clothes. Every single dressing room had several articles of clothing inside. As if no staff person is available to clean up the dressing rooms. I had to move clothes out of my way just so I could try clothes on. Even worse, there was a dead cockroach on the floor in the dressing room, and huge dust tumbleweeds rolling around on the floor. It was as if the dressing rooms had not been cleaned in WEEKS. I asked to speak to the manager when I was checking out. Jessica basically told me that they have a cleaning staff that is separate from the store (contractors). (Guess it's their fault the store is filthy? I don't think so.) She told me they are short-staffed. She gave me a half-hearted apology. It was seriously disgusting in the store and in the dressing room. Kohl's management should be ashamed.

Honestly, one of the worst Target stores in the country. Rude and extremely unhelpful staff. I can…read moresee why target is losing Billions.

While this Target location was located near the cabin rental we were staying at, we were…read moredisappointed with the selection of food items that they had available. We went there for a very short list of items: bottled water, sugar, a deck of cards, coffee creamer and hot sauce. They had everything that we needed but only in large quantities or if they had a smaller container or quantity available, the price didn't make sense for us to purchase it. We were able to purchase a 6-pack of Ice Mountain water for a decent price, but the only container of sugar that they had was a 4 or 5 lb. bag. I was looking for a small canister like what you might see near the coffee pot in an office. We found the cards, but they were only sold in 2-packs. We have lots of cards at home, but forgot to bring them. We didn't want to buy two packs. The coffee creamers were all pretty large, except for the half and half, which I was not able to convince my husband to select (not Target's fault). Lastly, was the hot sauce...only big bottles available. I just wanted a small, purse-sized bottle to use at the cabin. I left without hot sauce and sugar. I guess the moral to the story is, instead of attempting to force people to buy large quantities or bigger packages, offer a smaller variety and get the sell!

I recommend Helping Hands next to the McDonald's on S Walnut next to Starbucks. It is very clean,…read moreorganized, and is of great service to the community It is one of City Church's many outreach services to help those in the community with food, clothing, etc. I have seen or worked at several of the other thrifting places all over town. This is truthfully the only such place In town that I would even consider taking my gently used items to, given the condition & prices at some of the other places in town. You can read the reviews of them on this website.

I recently went to the east side Goodwill for the first time in a long time. Now that I have a kid,…read moreI have more reason to go there to find clothes she'll only be able to wear for a year. On this trip we found some fun things she liked, and I found a shirt for myself. If you don't know the layout, it's fairly confusing. It's not that it doesn't make sense, it's more the lack of signage. After perusing the small selection of furniture, we went to girls clothes. I thought it was strange that there were no tops, only skirts and pants. When I asked an employee, it sounded like where were was the area for those sizes of clothes. A little wandering proved me wrong! Tops and dresses are in a different row! I noticed there are two bathrooms and no changing room. When I asked the same employee, I was brusquely told that there was a 2 week (I think) return window with a receipt if the tags were still attached. In other words, no. They don't have a fitting room. This is where I again want to point out that Goodwill gets their stuff for FREE. I'm assuming they don't want people to steal the things Goodwill gets for free. The answer is to generally deal with it and not punish good honest customers because you're afraid someone is going to walk out with a $4 shirt. I guess the pros right now are that the store is more clean and orderly than I remember. I think the cons are that it still seems like a place where you simply take your chances when you buy something. Maybe it fits. Maybe it doesn't. Maybe it works. Maybe it doesn't. I'm pretty sure they don't test any of it. Clearly, it offers cheap clothes and other stuff. Just be prepared to use the bathroom if you have to try something on.