The VP library is awesome, I love the outside pick up box, makes picking up so much easier and when…read moreI'm available. The programs they offer are wonderful and for all ages.

Love the library, the staff, the programs, the environment! Nice comfortable relaxed atmosphere.read more

Hubbell Hinkhouse is the best! He has successfully assisted my wife and me numerous times at the…read moreOak Brook Library (we are residents) with respect to issues regarding our computer and iPhones. Hubbell is always pleasant, patient, and knowledgeable. I am amazed at the breadth and depth of his expertise and experience. All of the staff at the library are very pleasant and helpful, and the setting of the facility is also very pleasing and relaxing. Jack Murray

Shhhh.... I love…read morelittle libraries like this. Grand windows flank the building which makes reading a book with a view of a golf course quite gratifying. Lot parking available. They could use some lounge or reclining chairs.

It is a library and they make everything too difficult especially Fran, the Senior Circulation…read moreclerk Too many books that are not able to be placed on reserve and it is impossible to get any 8nter-Library loans They do not offer fax services and in 2026 it is just easier to scan and email anyway I just prefer the Arlington Heights library or the Chicago Public Library

This library is absolutely so cute for little ones in the children's area. It is very clean, and…read morethe staff is nice! Inside the children's section offers baby station area, laundry and washer area, and dinosaurs & educational toys. I will come again since I live 15 minutes away I don't mind the drive.

I love Barnes & Noble. It seems the negative comments are directed at the Starbucks vs the actual…read morestore. They did have the specific children's book I was looking for, However, the customer service person was on the phone for an incredibly long time. I don't mind that it was taking so long ~ but maybe acknowledge that you realize I am standing there or ask the person on the phone to hold on while you verbally acknowledge my presence. Bright and open. Oh, and the door that opens into the mall is actually the back of the store.

I have always been a huge fan of Barnes & Noble for over 30 years. I have used them in so many…read moredifferent ways over the decades as a place to study a place to shop a place just a socialize. And it was really sad when they all closed, however I was very excited when this one opened and actually grew in size. I've been here multiple times however, I finally decided to do a review on them. I gave them the two stars for several reasons. There's never enough staff here and on top of that although this is located in the very nice Oak Brook mall, they are facilities for their restrooms are absolutely appalling and disgusting. It is not only filthy, but they are so worn down and worn out. The only positive about this place is that they are constantly stocked with product and really cute trinkets and things to purchase regardless. Of course they have a little café as well, but even that needs a real facelift and renovation. Because even sitting here in the furniture is disgusting. So if you do need to buy anything, I suggest you come here you buy it and you leave and sit down somewhere else to enjoy your cup of coffee if you do that or to actually sit down and enjoy reading whatever it is, you purchased elsewhere

I love this school, and this is super biased because I'm in the pharmacy program, but speaking on…read morebehalf of CCP, this place is great! I love where it's situated in beautiful Downers Grove, the security is a bit much but it's nice to know we're safe and it's not like other schools with high people traffic where you have bums randomly asking you for change, etc. (I went to undergrad in Chicago) It's clean and has a beautiful setting near a woodsy area, love it! The teachers are awesome, I've met some great people who are at the top of their field and are not only there to teach but honestly make sure you succeed. They provide you with the knowledge you need but also people skills and I've realized I've learned so much just in my first year about myself and what I need to do to improve in order to be the ideal health professional. I think Midwestern is an excellent school and if you're contemplating on going here, you should simply visit to see what they have to offer. I'm sure you will fall in love with it as much as I have :)

Shoutout to my CCOP colleagues!! =D…read more This is a great campus with nature blend with technology. I came from a really big camps (UCLA - go Bruins!) so I was not used to attending school at such a small campus but it is actually really nice because you can walk anywhere within 5 minutes (except when you have to walk to the Wellness Center). The library is a great high tech center with lots of study places and on the first floor next to the library, there is a 24 hour study room. I was a bit bummed to find out the library isn't open 24 hours. The gym is pretty neat and it is almost never crowded. I wish we had a pool on campus. The commons (cafeteria) has lots of yummy dishes that rotates every day so you can never get tired or sick of the food. It is CASH only though so if you plan on eating often, I would suggest getting a meal plan with the school. Parking can be pretty tough when all the students are on campus at once or trying to get out all at once...since there's only 1 way in/out.

The people at this post office are the hardest working professionals I've ever seen at a post…read moreoffice. When shanquilla is not behind the counter... She's in the back working or cleaning up the lobby... She's always busy... And the blonde lady with the tattoo on her arm of an anchor... She's always busy. She's a POSTOFFICE machine. And diamond is a gem. They work hard here. A little understaffed, but they try to make up for it by staying busy. Five star POSTOFFICE.

Open until 7:pm 5 days a week. What's not to like? Great knowledgeable staff…read more Hopefully the people who work there get enough support.

Don't roll your eyes; don't say 'she should be writing about great places for a martini'; don't say…read more'this makes no sense; Christmas is months away'. Well, you're going to thank me; have I got some info for you. My folks live near the prairie path and obviously it goes from here, to wherever. We were always charmed by the personally decorated trees along a way that we've walked the dog, jogged, and released frustrations. Well, when my father died recently I went in search of how to reserve a tree for him, in a special spot. It led me to the V.P. C of C. The woman who handles this was so kind and helpful: she lined us up for next year. But that's cuz I didn't know any better. If you're interested, a fresh pine with lights (donated) is yours for the decorating for 39.00. You can also choose a personalized sheet (they laminate it) for your tree; this nice woman sets it up. They go up typically around Turkey Day and come down the week after New Years. Usually, you reserve your tree in September or so. It isn't very often that you can tip your whatever at public servants who unselfishly do things just to make a family happy. What a doll!

The Illinois Manufacturers' Association (IMA) is a nonprofit trade association for Illinois…read moremanufacturers. Founded in 1893, the IMA is the oldest and largest statewide manufacturing trade association in the United States. The IMA's mission is to strengthen the economic, social, environmental and governmental conditions for manufacturing and allied enterprises in the state of Illinois, resulting in an enlarged business base and increased employment. My employer is a member of the IMA and I have attended numerous training programs there. They have always been conducted very professionally. I have always left the seminars with a better understanding not only of the subject being presented, but of the struggles that manufacturers face regarding various laws. The IMA does a great job to advocate on behalf of manufactures so that manufacturing can remain strong in Illinois!