completely out of control shopping situation with kids flying aground on scooters, teenagers lying…read morein bins and sitting in the aisles when they aren't shoving and grabbing from you when new bins come out. SECURITY GUARD AND MANAGERS ARE NO WHERE TO BE FOUND. They hide in the back while all this happens. the interesting-the security guard is one of the manager's boy friend. That manager's sister is a manager too who works on the same shift as her a lot. And her mom is the cashier. this place is completely out of control and unsafe. a child on electric scooter tripped a senior citizen today. Felt like I was in a daycare without supervision. CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 18 SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN! I have gone here for 2 years and spend close to $200 each time but I do not think I will return after today.

This is essentially goodwill but a level up. Clothes and items are sold by weight rather than based…read moreon the item. It is a lot of digging. Not many people or anyone really wore gloves. I brought my own gloves since it's best to be safe incase you touch something that can irritate your skin. The is quite a bit of lint as you dig so I recommend wearing a mask so it doesn't cause allergies. It's a fun experience to go and dig for clothing items since you can always find vintage goods. I was able to leave with 3 knit sweaters for $3! And one of them is a vintage Burberry one. Since there is no organization and thrown into bins you find a mix of all sizes and genders for clothes. There aren't any fitting rooms so it's mostly eyeballing or just throwing it on top of what you're already wearing. The service is great. No one was really fighting over bins when I went which was good. I did go at a later time which meant there wasn't much left to look through. Overall I would love to come again but I would need at least an hour or two!

We drove past Waldyn to see where the antique mall used to be. We'd been in there a few times…read more Noticing that the location was now a liquidator, we decided to take a walk through. The store was clean, and walking in, we saw lots of fridges and freezers at decent prices, in many sizes. They also had a selection of patio heaters, Tommy Bahama drink coolers, tools, outdoor furnishings, and more. Plus lots of Christmas trees! I think this would be a great place to walk through a few times a month to see what's new, and they also have a Facebook page where they post new finds.

I live in Milwaukee, but make the drive every so often to come down to this shop; it's run so…read moreefficiently. Gunnar and Jimmy are great business owners, and the other workers reflect that! The pricing is great, and some prices could be adjusted if there are any defects or whatnot, depending on the item(s). Selection is great for clothes, home goods, and tools! Even the outdoor power equipment is a gem, depending on what you need. Worth the drive, convenient, clean, and professional.

You guys must want to be like Goodwill now. Your prices are getting tooooo high! I can buy shirts…read moreat Walmart for what you want there. Very disappointing that you want to get greedy.

Cute. Nice selection. Smallish place. Gal who was working was friendly and funny…read more Did not find anything. I would return again.

My friend told me about indoor swapmeet and wanted to go check it out. They also have vendors…read moreoutside as well. Free parking but admission is few dollars for adults. Vendors available sells groceries, clothing, perfume, makeup, blankets, car parts, pets, etc. There's even food section and seating available. Some of the items are cheaper than the retail stores however might be knock off too. Everything is self service, you'll have to look up a map of the vendors location to find them. We purchased roast corn and the cashier was nice to assemble the sauce to make elote.

Oh boy! This place has a lot of junk! Not much to buy (at least that I wanted). Maybe It was a…read morelittle interesting walking around seeing the place. I think that a lot of the stands were selling Amazon Returns... but I can't confirm that. I actually felt a lot like a was in Mexico at a flee market! Best part about the 7 Mile Fair was the fruit desserts at a couple of the stands. Loved the chocolate and Dubai chocolate covered bananas and strawberries. The fruit and veggies outside were very cheap but most/some of it was really ripe or suspect.... You could fine some good stuff if you searched. Driven by this place many times over the years and finally stopped to check it out. I'm good now!

I haven't been to Gurnee Mills Mall in years. It is still a huge indoor shopping mall with all…read morekinds of stores to check out. There were so many different stores and fast food options. But it's very easy to get lost.

We've been coming to Gurnee Mills for three decades. Having lived in Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio…read moreduring this time, the mall has always been accessible to us and a place that we liked to patronize when our travels included the northern suburbs of Chicago. This massive mall with nearly 2M square feet of space for up to 200 retailers is always an interesting experience. The repertoire of shops here, of course, has changed over the years. Gone are shops like Sears, Borders and Circuit City. Now there's more contemporary replacements like Kohls, Hobby Lobby and Primark. While many traditional indoor malls are dying a slow, painful death, Gurnee Mills seems to be thriving at least to some extent. The food court is still quite active and the storefronts still seem largely occupied. I particularly enjoy places like 2nd & Charles, the aforementioned Primark and Five Below. The food options like Starbucks, Cinnabon and Charley's Steaks are quite good for a drink, a snack or a light meal. There are also places for the kids to play. All of this housed in a pleasant facility continues to make Gurnee Mills an enjoyable place to visit.

On my second visit I am happy to say I am just as pleased as last time…read more This cute little thrift store so well stocked. Tons of items in great shape and beautifully displayed make it so easy to shop. I was in a couple of weeks ago and the summer decor was so cute. Today they were creating a pretty display of items in warm fall colors. The prices are super reasonable which I find so refreshing. There is no price gouging here! The staff is incredibly hospitable. I love chatting with them about all kinds of things. I always leave with a smile because of the sweet lady at the cash register. I will definitely stop in again the next time I'm in town.

I decided to check it out even though I don't usually wear Lululemon. I was curious about the…read moredefine jacket since my sister is a big fan, and they had it for about $70 (regularly $98-$100+). They also had align shorts/capri pants at 2 for $70, or $49-$69 each. For me, it was more of a quick 10-minute window shopping stop, but the store was busy with long lines of people checking out. Overall, there are definitely some good deals if you're looking for Lululemon staples. Most merchandise were made in Vietnam and Cambodia!

While selection wasn't the greatest I've seen, I thought there were more items in this outlet store…read morethan at the regular stores around town... Everything was priced lower than regular, and I felt more in line with my wallet. All sales are final, so make sure they fit before you get them. And they give you reusable bags when checking out!

Me and the wife love this place. They have a great selection of clothes, toys, books, playpens,…read morehighchairs, Accessories, bedding, plates, bottles and more. They buy and sell from premi to size 16. They have a point system, for every $10 you spend you earn one point and every ten points gets you $5 reward.

THIS PLACE IS A CLUSTERF*CK!!!…read more This place has the distinction of being the only place meant for kids that's nestled in between a car parts store and a repair shop. My wife didn't believe I was taking her to a kids consignment shop. This is what happens when you buy a garage, turn it into a gym locker room and then throw about a million toys inside. Or at least that's the thought I had when I shuffled around this place. When I say shuffle, I mean it! This place is littered with toys and things all over the place, I spent more time shuffling sideways and stepping over things. I thought that this might of been a freak thing on the Friday I came in, so I returned on Saturday since my wife and I were in the area. It was just as messy early on Saturday than it was the day before. This place is barely organized! Some toys are grouped with other toys, but otherwise clothes are peppered anywhere and everywhere with no rhyme or reason. Scented candles, glade plugins, scented oil, spray air fresher, renuzit, patchouli incense, heck even some car air freshners from the parts store next door I don't care! Please take care of the smell inside the store! It smells like you guys grabbed twenty used sweat socks from the nearby gym, used them to cover the exhaust pipe of a 1977 Chevy Van and then piped that into the store. This is quite possibly the iciest parking lot I've encountered this winter. A little salt would help. I felt like I was in the Super Mario 3 ice level as I slid into the store, juggling the one year old in my arms. Expectant Moms, be wary. Drive by and don't stop! You probably won't even realize you're driving by! I drove by twice before I found it.