Hello, My sister has been raving about Golden Shoe. I stopped by today and her raves were spot on…read more With the wonderful staff and one-on-one detailed service to find the right shoes, I was impressed. Art was absolutely wonderful. His warm, caring and sincere attention to my needs reminded me of growing up when shoe store staff took time to find the right shoes and one felt confident in the shoe(s) and purchase. Art introduced me to ongoing show sales, the mail postcard notifications and the plethora of shoe seletions. I will definitley be back ! Thank you.

Golden Shoes has a wide variety of brands, including hard to find sizes. The sales table is very…read moreaffordable and the staff is very friendly.

I have had a hard time buying shoes my entire life…read more Some of my earliest memories were traveling with my mother miles away from home to buy shoes that were nowhere near stylish when I was a school age kid. My mom made up for my shoes by buying me cool designer socks. It's exactly the same for me as an adult. Today I wanted to purchase a pair of comfortable shoes for an event I am attending today. I have drove by Baron's before in the past few months but they were always closed. Today I called to inquire about if they took Apple Pay, they don't, and that was my clue that they were indeed open. I was 3 blocks away from them when I made the call so I drove up and parked. I waited for the young man inside to come and unlocked the door and I was hopeful that I would leave with a pair of shoes because I saw my desired style and color in their window. After looking around for 4-5 minutes the young man informed me that he was not allowed to sale shoes and that "she", I assume "she" is the owner, only comes in 3 days a week. Those days were not given to me. I lied and said I would return, I won't. I don't believe in giving my money to businesses who clearly don't want it. "Big mistake. Big. Huge. I have to go shopping now". -Vivian, Pretty Woman

Great service selection and friendly staff. Helpful and knowledgeable in baby shoes and had a…read moregreat selection of shoes

Great shoe store. Ballet shoes gym shoes support shoes etc. I recommend this store. Love shopping…read moreclose to home

john ordered orthopedic shoes for me and they r the best takes time with you to find what you needread more

Came here with my sister because she needed a pair of shoes. The store smells like the pet store…read morethat is located across the street from this building. Friendly staff. Place is in need of a good cleaning. There was a half empty Gatorade bottle in the fridge where people can purchase refreshments.

This place was expensive. I saw the same shoe at Champs $30 cheaper. They had a buy one get one…read morehalf off so it appeared their shoes were at full MSRP no matter how outdated.

Had to return an online purchase . Had issues finding my order & receipt, so it took me quite a…read morewhile to return them. The cashier & store manager were terrific. Store was immaculate & well stocked. Thanks ladies. I will return to your store. I appreciate your kindness.

1. Gave me the wrong shoe, so I had to wait for her look for the correct shoe, not a big deal…read more 2. I had two boxes THEY had NO bags. I want to return these shoes so but I'm leaving for vacation tomorrow! I'm trying to shop and had to take the boxes to my car. Horrible !

If you're not in the market for a coat, that doesn't mean you can't stop in to browse. BCF is…read moresimilar to Ross or Marshall's. They have clothes for every member of your family, as well as shoes, accessories and other random impulse buys. I've found myself at this location a few times when I'm in the area, mostly to find shoes. I love wedges and boots and their selection is usually pretty good. I found a pair of mesh booties for $25 this past time, but other times I've been able to find name brand shoes on clearance for as low as $10. If you collect shoes like I do, don't miss a chance to stop in to check out what they have. I also find that BCF is a great place for dresses. I like to have a few 'new' ones on hand for parties, weddings, date nights or whatever else might come up in a girl's life. You can usually find a good one on clearance, but if there's no sale- you can still expect to pay about $20-30 for a dress. I bought a green and navy dress for a wedding and a white dress for a wedding. Both were marked $19.99. I've never experienced slow or inefficient cashiers. In fact, I was running late to my orthodontist appointment and was a little worried how long it was going to take, but I was rang up really quickly. It's not my all-time favorite store, but I do really like it and rarely ever walk out empty handed.

Bought an 8x10 rug at the Burlington Coat factory in Streamwood Ill. I am a 70 year old female…read more Asked the one cashier to get assistance. No one available to help. Asked for the manager. Not available. Asked for the phone number for the corporate office. The cashier did not have it. Could not bring the cart with the heavy rug outside the store. The store just opened. Very messy. Merchandise all over the floor. Looks like this store has one person working there. Will never go back.

This is an awful company that's only able to subside due to subsidized government contracts that…read morethey then fully exploit by jacking up their prices far beyond what would be competitive if their customers weren't getting vouchers from their employer. Their boot truck routinely fails to keep appointments, exclusively arriving at least an hour late and sometimes cancelling after they're already supposed to be on site. If they had to rely on genuine customers off the street they would have been out of business years ago.

Well quite ambivalent with this store. And I shop there a LOT & spend good deal of money there…read more(it's closest store to me of my liking). This is the thing. Yes, they offer nice refund policy (comes in handy when I almost NEVER have proper time to try on there). And THAT IS important & an overt asset. NO shopper would say otherwise! However, has their selection & quality gone DOWN the drain lately. Not their prices though...they continue to rise. So I'm entirely bewildered. Forget shopping there without SOME kind of coupon, which admittedly I do too often (meaning one SHOULD time it to shop only when having coupon deal from charge card...like the 10 to 30% off---which unfortunately is usually 10 for me always & not enough of a dent, doesn't even cover tax!!). BTW....NO way their selection of ladies jeans normally run $120 or higher---this is Kohl's & they are regular jeans (often Levi's, Lee, or what have you! Nothing outstanding!). So even with discounts, sad to report....they come in higher for SAME product elsewhere. NOT right. But worse...and for me this is the WORST....they must deliberately leave their "sales" and "clearance" racks an entire MESS. I Mean, complete disaster!! Apparently the workers there are BLIND to this clothes frenzy. Check it out sometime....this is what you will find: ALL the sizes are on wrong hangers (yeah,NO medium...though hangers say medium OR large with size 0 or 2 item on it) & the racks SO disheveled & OVER-stuffed, you can't LOOK at the clothes .You can't get an item OUT of there. Which HAS to be by design. I saw a "news report" on shopping where the pros were stating that is Not by happenstance (as for the "stores"....they blame the customers for it, let's be honest! BUT why wouldn't they FIX them then?) ---they illustrated how stores are notorious for leaving those racks in entire chaotic & frenzied fashion (so you can't FIND anything) so you basically kinda surrender & just shop on the other "ordered" racks. It's totally TO discourage you, make it impossible! I thought...yep, that's exactly IT!! There's NO way to stand there & weed thru the clearance racks with all the sizes being labeled wrong & such, prices missing & other deliberate confusion....like I see most frustrated others do....I just plain GIVE UP & maybe look elsewhere in the store. Well...you know what??? NOT OK!!! ...not Kohl's or anywhere else plotting such device to have us spend more. Because the smart consumer WILL work around that & go elsewhere. Like Amazon or another DECENT stores that keeps clearance racks in some kind of semblance of human order. And I gotta say, that's quite unfortunate (it's gone down hill) as it's a staple of my closet wardrobe. They need to work with their P.A. to NOT load store up with inferior (and overpriced) merchandise as one once used to find GREAT stuff at "end of season" sales----at afforable pricing. What I've learned is that is not much possible anymore; it's a lot of really ugly, defective & odd creations one is left digging through. What the heck!! WHY??? NO one in their right mind is going to buy that junk. Really. No one. Years ago, you never saw crap at Kohl's. NOT that I recall (inn such overwhelming abundance anyhow) I am NOT the only person to feel this way, I've talked to many once-loyal Kohl's shoppers equally dismayed & confused. OH...and FORGET holiday time...it's a madhouse with wrap-around lines worse than Great America!! For life of me, have NO idea why...they aren't giving things away!! AlI know is, all that said... I STILL go in there, hopeful & full of promise but sorta feel they gotta earn me back as I am spending LESS & less there ---too much competition for them to allow these issues to continue. Soon, like many have gone....I'll disappear too.

Not always the cleanest. Usually the floor is scattered and disorganized. I do like that they have…read morethe Amazon return and the Sephora at this location, which makes my life easier. The employees don't ever greet anyone anymore nor do they seem very friendly at the counters. The self checkouts are nice, they don't have anymore cashier stations, but it can be a little congested. Nice variety of clothes, but not always where you'd think something should be.