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.

Came into the store yesterday (7-24-2026) looking for one item, but found another one that I…read moreneeded. The Matteson JCP rarely disappoints. I do not consider myself a frequent shopper but it works for me. I was at the store at off-peak timing, 4 p.m. on a Thursday. They are hiring a hairdresser for the salon should anyone be looking for one. Lots of sales but the item that I chose was not eligible for a discount, which is posted on the JCP webpage (Champion fitness wear). Not many shoes but this has been true for some time. Very nice sales associate at the check out location, other associates around the store. They are bilingual. Give it a try.

Happy to still happy to have this store in Matteson. Lilian was so helpful from showing where the…read morepetite section was to helping at check out. So refreshing!!

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.

Wow... the photos online look nothing like the actual store. The place feels run-down, cluttered,…read moreand honestly a bit chaotic. They even have security inside checking receipts, which immediately threw me off. I'm also struggling with the whole "Five Below" concept because it's completely misleading. There are tons of items priced at $7, $10, even up to $30, which is absurd for a store built on the idea of everything being five dollars or less. Checkout was another headache. If you're paying with a card, they force you into self‑checkout, and there's only one human‑operated register for the entire store. The whole experience was just... meh. Not terrible, but definitely not what the branding or photos promise.

I can almost never find what I am looking for in this store…read more Usually would prefer to drive further out to Hodgkins or even go to Cicero location than shop here. Stopped in yesterday and the phone case were picked over. And the electronics section overall was very limited in supply. Actually majority of the walls were bare.

Being curvy it can be difficult to find clothing in my size and not all larger sizes are made…read morealike. Get in the fitting room and try on the things that catch your eye and then some. The ladies at Torrid will help you find those perfect must-have items for your wardrobe that flatter your figure and help you look fabulous! Now I know that some have commented on the fact that the clothing appears to be geared more towards a Gothic look, but I think if you dig a little deeper one will find that the clothing is more retro than goth. Every piece of clothing is subject to the interpretation of the owners own personal style and flare. Dress things up or down as you'd like. Being that I've lost some weight I am having a hard time finding my size (1x is more common that I previously knew) in the items I like but if need be the associates will check other stores and get that item transferred for you. I always have to stop into this location when visiting Orland Square Mall.

I know I most definitely could blow a whole pay check or two in this store alone. My sense of…read morestyle is not one of the nature girl or fashonista. This store is geared toward a Gothic look for larger sized people. And I can't live without it. I have gotten Halloween costumes from here for the past two years, and a great amount of my everyday wardrobe came from this store. If you are ever in the need for knee high patent leather stiletto boots, or a silver studded belt ( I have three of them), or anything of this nature, this is the place to shop. And I am very excited because very soon they will be opening another shop in the Westfield Shopping Town (Formerly known as Chicago Ridge Mall), which is much closer to home. Well, there goes next weeks paycheck!!

Found this place about 2 months ago, and all I can say this is the true definition of thrift…read moreshopping. You will find GREAT things IF you take the time to look for it. Brand new clothes with tags still on them! We're talking Express, Bebe, Michael Kors, Banana Republic. For me to find new shirts from Express originally $50 for $6?! That is amazing. Plus they're open everyday at 9am/10am til 9pm.

It's a thrift store but not for purses. Retail prices or higher…read more Shame. Shame. Shame.

Discovery is known for their hot fashion at extremely discounted prices. With such discounts, the…read morequality drops. However, I still find it worth it when I can purchase 3 dresses or more for equal to or less than the price of a department store dress from the mall. If you are like me, keep your purchases out of reach from your pets as their cute little paws will tear through anything. The quality is not the best, but it's well worth it for the variety you can find there. I just purchased 2 sets of boot socks on clearance for $.99 apiece. Buy them anywhere else and you'll spend a MINIMUM of $5-15, unless you're shopping from an online retailer such as Grace and Lace and can spend $20-35 for the handcrafted work. I also found a SUPER SNAZZY, classic black jacket that was $16. The jacket was somehow both delicate AND fierce. All in all, if you're on a budget yet wish to dress trendy, sexy, comfortable, or classic, Discovery has all you need. If you're a Pinterest gal and find that you can't afford the outfits you like pieced together by the pros, you certainly can afford those pieces when you're shopping at Discovery. (I hate adding this in, but imaging buying direct from China but eliminating the wait time for shipping and guaranteeing that what you see is what you get. That's kind of like Discovery.) Shoes on clearance range from $5-10. Their full-price shoes are not much more than that. Bras are good quality, but then again I'm not as well-endowed as some. Accessories are very reasonably priced. You can always find something on clearance for a knock-your-socks-off price. Leave your own review on other products I've not yet tried out from them. Complaints about staff? I've never noticed any issues. But then again I don't pay close enough attention. They were very courteous and helpful while we were there. However, a little bit of respect, appreciation, and common courtesy go a long way if you find a person to be a bear to be around.

They have a nice selection of clothes at really low prices, but…read moreI'm not sure the quality is all that good. My daughter bought a couple of items here, but I think it's stupid they don't have fitting rooms. They must have tons of returns.

This place is actually called Dollar Tree Deal$ and it is a combo of a dollar tree store and a…read moreDEAL$ store.. And boy is this place huge!! You could spend an hour in here and come out with something for every room of your house, garage, and even your office.. The prices are cheap and the quality is what you would expect from a dollar plus store, but the variety here beats any dollar store I know!!

This is a nice big clean store. Items were faced on the shelves and easy to find. It was decorated…read morefor the upcoming Valentines Day weekend. I was excited to see that they carried Crystal Geyser Spring water.