I have a question: Why are so many reviews to do with online orders, and not the store itself? I…read morewill leave it to the folks at Yelp to figure this one out and decide what to do with said ratings. Anyways: It is pretty typical for a Walmart experience to have lamps in the same aisle as kitchen blenders. They're both housewares, I suppose? The store was reasonable clean, well organized and stocked, no department I'd walked through looked like a tornado made its way through. However, it is noted their selection seemed to be slightly smaller than some other Walmarts outside of Chicago proper. On the one hand, while I can understand not all stores can stock every single item. Heck, I've seen a Target in TX that had a full-on Deli and Bakery department! My complaint is how tight this store is. The aisles, and even the parking lot were just about the narrowest I've ever seen. If someone is looking for an item, there's a lot of waiting that has to take place. Traffic jams... welcome to Chicago? I can't speak for the staff, as I didn't have a chance to interact with anyone. I was able to get my items, pay, and leave without incident. Half of the self-checkouts were closed, but as it wasn't very busy, the wait was minimal. Final verdict: As far as Walmarts go, it wasn't bad at all. However, this comes with the caveat that you'll encounter a hilarious amount of traffic in the aisles and parking lot. Would recommend?: If this is your local Walmart, sure, just bring your patience. Would return?: No, only because there is a bigger Walmart closer to me.

First, clarifying this location. My order was placed ONLINE. And it was shipped from BOLINGBROOK…read more If there were anything in my order to come from a store, it w/b from Diversey near Cicero, which is NOT on the list of Walmarts here. That being said - I want to talk about the LOW-LIFE Walmart delivery person who, rather than following the instructions in my profile [to leave all packages w/the security person at the lobby desk], they decided to leave my $35 pkg. OUTSIDE, at an OPEN GATE on the side of the apartment bldg. where ANYONE could walk up and take it, which they did. Closing the gate for the picture was supposed to make me NOT KNOW that it stays open 24/7. A refund is fine, but WTH do you think I ordered the stuff if I didn't want it? This person s/b FIRED. I know you need your job, but then you should READ. The delivery instructions were clear. If there was traffic, sometimes you've got to 'suck it up,' that's the type of job you have until you can do better. The alternative to being fired is to pay me $35.xx for throwing my order away.

So little stock, poor quality, skeleton staff - always a wait for cashier and they don't call for…read moremore cashiers when line grows - maybe they don't have enough staff

They closed the fitting room 2 hours before the store closes. And wouldn't let my daughter back in…read morethe fitting room to try on the rest of the clothes in the cart.

This Target looked like it had a good variety and selection of products. They had groceries. They…read morehad produce. They had clothes. It was spacious. It looked well-organized. I appreciated that they had a large parking lot and self checkout kiosks. The location seemed convenient as well.

This is one of the newer Target stores on the north side, having opened up whilst the pandemic was…read moreraging I think. Plenty of parking here. I haven't been inside, but I have used the Drive-Up option a few times when something I wanted wasn't available at the Target that's a bit closer. But they are sooooooo slowwwww. I've marked the app to let them know I'm on my way when I was 5-10 minutes out and still have to wait 5-10 minutes when I get there. So that's a little annoying, but oh well. They're right by the Edens and you can drive directly from the parking lot of this shopping center to the freeway.

It's my first time to come to this Five Below location and it is the most organised and neatest of…read morethe Five Below's I've gone to. I've been to several in the Chicagoland area since I've been on the hunt for the Block set. They have a fragrance corner and some pretty neat workout paraphernalia. The staff was also ready to help and quite nifty. For some reason my coupon was not working but the lady figured out that for some reason there were 2 bar codes in the email. What a pleasant experience.

I notice five below and up $5 and $10…read moreNice seleccion of new products Made in china Toys Beauty Electronic Decor And much more

This is not a mall at all. It's a shopping strip with a big Target. If you need something from…read moreTarget than this is the place. We were disappointed thinking we were going to a mall only to find a target.

I'm bored at my house and I decided to come here to spend my whole day. I went to an arcade and…read moreplayed some games. I bought tons of tokens. I play basketball, claw machine and many more. After a tiring play I sat in the waiting room and spent half an hour looking and staring at people who passed by. Then I went to the food court to eat some food. I eat burgers and fries. I liked the taste of the burger so I ordered again. After I eat I enter every store to window shop. I just bought a keychain and some books. I have saved a lot of money by buying books since their sale. I had a great and happy experience to fulfill my boredom in this mall.

Roscoe Square isn't a bad looking shopping center for Chicago's Roscoe Village neighborhood. What…read morestood out to me during my visit here is that it has two supermarkets which are Mariano's and Jewel - Osco. Other stores in the shopping center are Supercuts, Sprint, Petco, Toys "R" Us, GNC, Wing stop, Meatheads, PNC Bank and Orange Theory Fitness Center. As for my visit, I came here on two separate occasions which were to utilize the Red-box machines at both Walgreens and Jewel - Osco, plus for a TCF Bank visit at Jewel - Osco. It seems very redundant to have two Red-box machines next to each other, as well as two supermarkets in the same center. It would be more beneficial to put one of the two in another neighborhood versus both in one neighborhood, but that's just my opinion. Moreover, depending on the time of your visit you may encounter many of the Lane Tech College Prep students due to the campus being next door, so don't be surprised. As for future visits it would most likely be for TCF Bank deposits which I do like once every month, but since there are so many Jewel - Osco locations scattered throughout Chicago/Chicagoland with TCF Bank branches attached the chances of regularly visits for me are very slim. Thomas G

My mom is busy decorating our house. The Christmas decor was all over seen at stairs, trees,…read morepathways and outside. The Christmas tree was tall with different kinds of decor including mini gifts, stars at the top, balls and Christmas lights. It also has a gift beside the Christmas tree. The Christmas light outside looks pretty amazing when it's on. It has a different color including blue, red, yellow and violet. The reindeers and snowballs outside were looking great. This Christmas decor was bought by this mall. And if you're looking for a decor that has a fair price and has good quality you can come to this place. My mom highly recommends this mall. We will be back here after she's done at her work to buy another Christmas decor.

I found the Lego Sunflowers here. There's also a few other Lego Botanicals. Dossier trio sets that…read moreallow you to try scents in smaller bottles.

Never have a line open. All employees Just standing around. Terrible service just awfulread more

This place has EVERYTHING you need to set your home up from furniture to rugs, linens, bedding,…read morecurtains, blankets etc. Make sure you visit the basement which is a full-on furniture showroom. I hit every furniture store along Central Avenue and Belmont Avenue and this place was the best for prices and selection and it's also large and clean. Don't fear - most of the styles on the floor are very "Euro-esque" which caters to the clientele in the neighborhood. I witnessed a European lady buying couches in brown leather with chrome legs and tassels and financing it too. But they also have less aggressive traditional American styles. Just ask for Ali or Besam. If they don't have it in stock they will get from their warehouse in Elgin. I was looking for a very specific piece. My room is small and there is no room for bedside tables so I wanted a headboard/hutch with cubby holes to hold a water glass or clock radio. I use a futon with a wooden frame as a bed and I wanted a hutch to match. Ali and Besam found EXACTLY what I had in mind and it was only $80 so I was very happy. My hutch is sturdy, solid wood and made in Malaysia. It is nice to have a small locally-owned business in the neighborhood with excellent prices!

It's a new, unpretentious-looking outlet store, across road from the A&G Market, near the southwest…read morecorner of Central and Belmont. This part of Belmont Central is slowly gentrifying. In order to revive this neighborhood and to boost the business activities, free community parking lot is available on Central. If you feel like paying unnecessary money, I guess you can also utilize paid street parking along Belmont. Hubby and I took advantage of the nice weather to walk down there and check it out what this store was about. Think about "Cook Brothers Warehouse," "Forman Mills," and those major discount retailers (TJ Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, and Marshall's). "Save & Tell Outlet" is like a combination of these three, with the entire downstairs basement featuring all furniture. Since we were on the lookout for a bed frame, we took a peek and found some possibilities. S&T is having a grand-opening special during the month of March on most of their furniture, saving up to $400 on some of the pieces. S&T carries overstock or liquidation from Macy's. The old Macy's tags were still present on their clothing items. I saw some young girls picking out bras and panties. I wasn't that curious, yet hubby was and went straight to the section. He then reported back to me that four (4) bras were on sale for $17. You do the math, and I would say that deal was pretty good! I also saw name-brand perfumes, kitchenware, curtains, shoes, and blankets. Overall, it's a decent store for the convenience of neighborhood residents.