I have appreciated Dollar Tree for multiple reasons. I have been able to obtain good products at…read morerelatively reasonable costs. They have made checkout fairly simple for me multiple times, e.g., accepting credit card even for cheap items. They often have items I enjoy, including food items. This Dollar Tree has a great location. I was impressed with their selection.

I was lost in the aroma , scents of the exquisite trees surrounding this parking lot. The store…read morefront itself, could use a good power wash and new stickers on the windows, but don't judge off that, I've noticed many places in this area, go inside- it's nice! I think the exhaust residue builds up on these outside buildings along Roosevelt Road. It is a very busy area, so seems to make sense. Inside this store has bright, sleek designed signage to guide you through your shopping experience. Excellent prices!they are ready for the summer and have all your outdoor party needs , $1.50 for some Really Nice items. I love their designs. Honestly I've decorated some very nice corporate rentals /airbnbs & mix/match many items. I say Dollar Tree/ Walmart meets Arhaus & Smithe, you cant tell the items are $1.50, so deigned well! I love the $1.25 candy selections! And the bargain snack items. Can't beat the Hefty Plastic Prices, and a good selection of item for the Kitchen. Hot Pot Holders and Towels. Amazon Lockers and Bagged Ice at the front of the store . No helium right now , all Area wide- no Helium Balloon Orders. They do have some small balloons available & many Gift Cards. Very big parking lot. Extra street parking and the Pace Bus stop is just outside the Main entrance. Stop and smell the beautiful flowers! Nice customer service here! Well done SouthEast Oak Park. Across from North Berwyn. Many Casino Gaming Rooms Nearby, Gas Stations, Dispensaries and Bargain Shopping.

We went to the new Pulaski Road Dollar Tree on their opening day (October 14). The store opened…read moresans flair, as no opening date was publicized prior to the day they actually opened the doors. Balloons on the gate are what alerted us to the opening. I loved the wide aisles of the store. Being new, of course the store was immaculate. Among the well-stocked shelves, I was surprised that their inventory did not differ greatly from the other Dollar Tree just a few blocks down. The store's larger size is probably going to mean they can double down on seasonal stock. They had a lot of both fall and Christmas. Smaller stores cannot do that. I've asked employees, and apparently the original location is staying open. Pro tip for those with a car - parking is MUCH better at this new location.

This very new Dollar Tree location, on Pulaski just south of Wilson, opened in mid-October. This…read morespot used to be a CVS and a Jewel back in the day so it has a sizable parking lot for shoppers. There is another Dollar Tree location within walking distance, but the new spot is about two times the size so you can check out way more dollar deals. So far so good, and the new employees we have encountered have been pleasant so hurray for good customer service.

I lived near the Bricktown Square since I moved into the area. It has changed over the years, a lot…read moreof the original stores left, my house music record shop was there, where the gym is now was a movie theater. The location and stores always gave great service, aways friendly. Toys R us and Kids R is missed, still a great location, a lot of changes have been made, new stores have been added and it continues to build. The bricktown square is one stop shop for all needs,clothing, shoes, decor and dinning most a affordable price and value.

The Northbrook Artisan Shop is located within the Northbrook Historical Society which is a…read moreworthwhile stop when in town, particularly if you have any fondness for Northbrook. I am so delighted that they have chosen to add the shop offering artisan gifts made by local artists. This includes paintings, jewelry, quilts, scarves, knits, serving pieces, and lots of other unique gifts. The prices range from about $5- $350, priced within reason. Part of the profits go back to the historical society..

This place was pretty good they have massage chair which were amazing tbh lol and I'm pretty happy…read morewith my nails since they were getting long and I couldn't really text well the woman who did my nails did them the perfect way for me to manage and they were very nice! :) (ps I'm basic so I got just like a kinda dark purple pretty happy with them tho)

My wife is very pleased with their service. The only complaint she had is that the ladies talk in…read moredifferent language around her, she thought that they keep talking about her.

I really like this store...the owner is super nice and will always get the things I need. If I'm…read morenot mistaken he also owns a warehouse so if I need things he can usually get it. I think this is one of the nicer dollar stores.. lol next to deals anyway.

They have so much here from housewares to decorations to chips to to shampoo to drinks to ice…read morecream. Nice staff and free parking that's diagonal right in front for 90 minutes. Also next to a little shopping mall w Mexican ice cream and Mexican restaurant.. and a few blocks from the Pink CTA line. Plus I love it that they had 2 for $1 Doritos!! It saved my belly from hunger today while doing errands. Thank you. But the lady staff assumed I was stealing it and walking out without paying bc I guess she wasn't paying attention to her coworker or didn't bother to ask him if I already paid. I had a receipt in hand so I had prooof but she could have asked her coworker first before accusing me of walking out without paying the $1.11 for the 2 Doritos :-) that were boldly held for all to see bc I paid for them

The wife stepped in here and bought a purse. She and the daughter are both fans of this brand…read more The wife had something in mind and found it here. They do have a big inventory it seems, and wife mentioned the prices here are about 1/2 of retail, and can be even better if you catch a promotion. The young sales associate, who has only been there for 2 months, was friendly, engaging, and helpful. It was nice to make a $100+ purchase, as we used it for the first time to validate 3 hours of free parking. Otherwise, we would have left within the hour given the mall's current ridiculous parking rates.

I walked into the store, and no one greeted me, even though there were only two other customers…read moreinside. There were four employees standing together, talking about the guys they were dating instead of acknowledging customers. They clearly saw me as I walked around the store, but no one offered to help or even said hello. I was planning to purchase a bag, but the lack of customer service made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome, so I decided not to. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I would not recommend shopping at this location.

I've been patronizing the businesses at this shopping center for more than a decade. Shops have…read morecome and gone throughout the years and I am amazed that new businesses continue to open up shop here. I see that the Bear Paddle Swim School is under construction, Rock Star Nails recently opened and one of my faves, Barnes & Noble, continues to do well here. For the last year, I visit Village Crossing several times a week. You would be amazed at the amount of cars here before the crack of dawn! I mean, you may be sleeping, but I and other workout fanatics, stockroom workers, cleaners, vampires, are all here before the sun rises.

I've shopped here for nearly 25 years, and it's always had a healthy mix of shops. There are a few…read moremajor retailers: Dick's Sporting Goods, FiveBelow, Barnes & Noble, Michael's, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Jewel, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Ulta Beauty, and an AMC Movie Theaters that's in a weird place around the back. There are also some small boutiques that I love--the Half Price Books is a terrific store where I always get good deals on hard to find books and rare CDs. The food options are good and well-placed, for what is essentially a series of wonkily-positioned strip malls. You won't go hungry at this shopping center. There are a bunch of fast food places clustered in the north-east section of the shopping center (Panda Express, Corner Bakery, and a Penn Station East Coast Subs), a few on the north-west side (Subway, Jersey Mike's), and sit down, stand-alone restaurants that ring the parking lot (Chili's and Outback Steakhouse). Near the AMC Movie Theater, there's a Buffalo Wild Wings, Village Roadhouse, and a Red Robin. I still have nostalgia for the huge CompUSA that used to be here. It's where I bought my first "real" computer--the Bondi Blue iMac in 1998. I also miss the Pier 1 that closed back in early 2000 (the sign is still currently up). If you're taking public transit from the city, catch the Pace 290 from the Howard Station of the Red Line, and it'll drop you across the street from the mall. If you're driving, good luck--this mall has a reputation for the roads and parking lots in front being oddly placed. I think there's also a parking garage for the AMC Movie Theater, too.