I should have sent this review last month. Please make sure these employees are recognized…read more My first stop in the store was to return a couple items. Angell took care of the return. I appreciated him saying thank you when I should be thanking him. As I shopped on the sales floor I was greeted by Barbara B. and asked if she could help me. If not for her, I would not be able to find the Christmas tablecloths. It was nice to be greeted and offered help at a time when everyone is so stressed out with shopping. I appreciated her kindness and customer service. My final encounter was when I was checking out. Patricija couldn't be any nicer or sweeter. She wrapped my breakables and wished me a nice day. I did miss seeing Isabel, it was her day off. Her service is always outstanding and she brings such a positive aura to the store. Good job on your hires Marshalls!

This Marshall's doesn't really have much to write home about. The only departments that are worthy…read moreto mention are women's handbags and cosmetics. Assuming that the-end-of-season sale has concluded in most retailers, so the Spring items have been introduced but hasn't merchandized in full-bloom. I didn't see many selections of women's ready-to-wear, junior clothing, and women's accessories. Nevertheless, they had an above-average handbag selections on Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, and Steve Madden. I'm a recovered handbag-holic, so I tried my best to refrain from purchasing another handbag. There were many clearance cosmetics, face and body care products. Marshall's and T.J. Maxx are where I replenish my facial cleansers because they are so much cheaper than buying at a department store, as long as they are not expired by any means. Anyways, this Marshall's is located as part of the Brickyard shopping plaza. There's a plenty of parking, or it is accessible by the CTA 86 (Narragansett) bus. Remember to get off one (1) stop before Fullerton.

If I could give it a 1/2 star, I would. I went in maybe a week ago, around noon to return a purse…read morethat I bought from another location. I was told by the original location that It doesn't have a tag so they provided me with a gift receipt if I needed to return it. I walked up to the cashier with the original receipt and gift receipt. She looked at me and back at receipt. she walked over to the manager and spoke to her, they both turn to look at me. The cashier came back and told me no, that I have to take it to the location where I bought it. I felt discriminated against. Not a good feeling. Never gone thru this at any other Ross location. Simply sad. If manager condone it, what's stopping the other employees. I felt it the minute the cashier looked at me. So I knew what was coming from the manager.

Went into the 47th Lake Park location at 8:30pm. At 8:50 one of the associates was fanning…read moreeverybody out the store so rudely. Nasty ass attitude. That's not how you treat PAYING customers. not only was she fanning everybody out the store the cashier also had a nasty attitude....don't greet us or anything. asked how can she help us when there was a counter full of items we was purchasing already sitting on the cash wrap

There is ALWAYS a LONG line. MEDIOCRE merchandise. But I'd rather go to TJ Maxx on Irving and…read moreNarragansett There are employees milling around. But they never call more to check out. If you come here, be prepared for at least a 10 mins wait to check out

Like all other Marshall's locations, better organizations are to be desired…read more It was Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving, the associates were working on straightening. However, the amount of traffic wasn't conducive to their attempt to get the entire venue cleaned up. I was able to find some hand soaps. They do have an extensive selections of them, organic and inorganic. Choices were many. They were pretty fully-stocked for the holidays. I found a couple of Kenneth Cole Reaction man's messenger bags, but their conditions were a bit shabby. I would say make sure you check all the buckles, pockets, interiors, and exteriors before making your purchases. The same principle apply on clothing, food, accessories, and miscellaneous items. Like I've said in my other reviews, I like discount stores like Marshall's, but you need to take time going through all departments; don't expect speedy shopping to be done here.

My girl Krista hooked it up when our coupon wasn't working…read more She was friendly and talkative and really helped us saved a lot of money by doing us a solid by acknowledging the coupon and honoring it while not being able to follow protocol due to technological failures. Kohls has really great deals and great customer service

The cashier, older looking man, was so rude! He kept huffing and puffing over something that was…read moreout of my control. I was dealing with a problem that was out of my control, internet wasn't working so I couldn't pull up my kohls card. Anyways, he was growing impatient although I was apologizing over and over again while on the phone with customer service. My kohls card stopped working so I got on the phone with customer service and again... huffing and puffing. Customer service finally told me that my card was available for usage and all problems were resolved but somehow my card, with a balance of more than 500, was still "declining" in which the cashier was saying so loud, but it's okay, anyways he kept saying my card was declining although I had not inserted, tapped, or even enter my phone number.

Overall, I really enjoy this location as my new "go-to" target when in need of household essentials…read morein my neighborhood I grew up and currently live in. It's only one floor. Having replaced the old Sears from many many moons ago, the top floor is now for apts/condos. I wasn't the biggest fan of their parking lot layout. However, their new store is extremely clean, products zoned and organized very neatly. On a Saturday early afternoon, there was no option for self check out and was forced to make conversation with a cashier. Which was fine. Hopefully the option to avoid people becomes an option in the near future. Since it's in Chicago, I suggest to bring your own bag. They take a couple cents off of your receipt when you do!

Been to this Target twice and on both occasions the pink haired manager lady treated me like she…read morehates her job. Never will I ever return here if I don't have too.

Large 2 floor target. I am usually not a fan of that style layout, but this one was pretty…read moreorganized. Staff on the floor were very helpful with locating items. Clearance sales located throughout the store. They lost one star from me for closed off self checkout. On day of my visit, only one lane was open.

"no large bags in the fitting rooms" so I was told to leave my tote bag on the fitting room desk,…read moreunattended, to try on ONE shirt. employee can't keep track of the one item I wanted to try on but I should trust them to watch my entire purse? insanity. AP just makes up their own rules as they go along.

This target always seems to be understaffed. Barely any registers are open, it's always 1-3 so the…read morelines at self check out get pretty long. If it was a rare occasion I wouldn't write a review, but this has happened every visit. Target has more than enough money to hire people & provide better service.

Over the last few months, there has been a steady decline in service and cleanliness at this…read morelocation. This store seems to be running slim on employees. There is refuse strewn on the floors, only TWO checkout lanes out of FOURTEEN are consistently open for checkout, the self check out line is constantly long, and where has the overhead music gone? When last I checked, this Target was in an outside mall so a certain shopping quality would be expected. Corporate should consider making a visit before the store seriously heads downhill.

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.