the store does NOT comply with customer service etiquette at all. We had a toy that was in a slot…read morefor 19-We took to register and it rang 29- the worker was annoyed when we showed her the price was wrong as my child showed me where he got it for 19-and he was right it was in that slot. I took pictures to show the worker. her reaction was "you people must have moved the toys or displays around to get the price you wanted and rolled her eyes " I informed her then the whole aisle is that way because all the tags completely inaccurate. she. allied for her CSM and the CSM was beyond ignorant. annoyed to come over away from her private conversations, she told me the price is what it is before even hearing what happened. she then asked a young man to go look into it. mad we had asked her to look into it. I showed him and she sat with my mom at the register ( the CSM talking about me in front of my kids calling me cheap and how " white folks hate to pay the price it's marked ) the young man noted the aisle was not properly displayed to the CSM and it was stocked as such and it does ring one price but as far as how the toys are displayed on the aisle we were correct it is marked incorrect. he agreed with us. the CSM got very mad and her friend ( not a Walmart employee or in a Walmart uniform or security one) walks up decides to tell me and my 6 year old " either pay the price or don't shop at the store , cheap ass don't. are me show you the door" I told her excuse me ? who are you as she had no uniform or Walmart gear on just a black hoodie and jeans " she implied did I f-ing studder ? there's the door bye !! pointing to the door and pushes my cart into me hitting my child in side of head" I left my order and did file not only a complaint with Walmart corporate but a police report against the worker as she had no right to hit him with the cart.

my wife was about to check out but i guess morning shift will watch you like a cop making sure you…read moredon't steal from their store she had about more than 5 people just watching her, it was her first time visiting the store never again if I could could a negative rating i would.

Who thought combining Amazon returns with the regular purchases!! Horrible idea!! I had to stand in…read morea line for over 30 minutes!!

Nice store, Reasonable selection of merchandise…read more Sometimes they have good sales, but you still need to be a smart shopper. You can save using their Kohls cash rewards Convient parking and easy access off weber road with a traffic light in front of the shopping Plaza.

I mean, I found a deal so I'm happy. THere's not alot here to dig through, BUT it's in a prime area…read moreguzzling with stores and things to do.... IF you know how to live life and explore, and in my experience only 1% of people know how to do that. Ue

I have not been in this store for years. I went a couple days ago because I received a gift card…read morefor my birthday, I could not believe the lack of merchandise and the condition of the store. The female clothing went from college age to elderly, nothing in between. The carpeting all over the store was filthy and it looked as if they were going out of business. The associate that rang up my purchase was very nice. Will try to make an on-line purchase.

BARGAIN HUNTER My…read moreinner Bohemian loves a good deal, and this Dollar Tree in Romeoville might be the best one yet. For some strange reason, the location on S Weber Road was listed as "temporarily closed" on Google maps, but it was definitely open when I stopped in to grab a few birthday cards & stocking stuffers on 12/1/23. It was fairly busy on a Friday at noon. The shelves were full, everything was neatly organized (unlike some other DTs that are a hot mess express), and they had everything in stock that I was looking for. They carried a few different flavors of sunflower seeds (my wife's preferred salty snack these days) as well as Herr's jalapeno popper cheesy poofs, a personal favorite of mine. I will never, ever understand why people spend so much money on greeting cards. Why would you pay $7.49 to say "happy 6th birthday, Little Timmy"??? GTFO with that foolish hokum. Little Timmy wants the video game/shiny object, he doesn't give two shits about who the card is from, much less its contents. For the love of god, please stop overspending on throwaway cards (I'm talking to you, MOM!) Anyway, Dollar Tree carries Hallmark's Expressions line of greeting cards for the low price of $1. You can literally get a year's worth of birthday / bereavement / Mother's Day / congratulatory cards for the cost of 1-2 "fancy" cards at CVS. To me, buying cards at Dollar Tree should be a no-brainer. The previous reviewer gave this store 1* (bah humbug!), so with my gleaming 5* post they're now at an even three stars. As Thanos once declared, this Yelp page is now "perfectly balanced, as all things should be". Dollar Tree corporate may not care, but seeing things in a state of equilibrium brings me joy. * TL;DR * It doesn't phase me that Dollar Stores are now charging $1.25 for their stuff; on the other hand, I nearly had a conniption when I paid more than 99¢ for a tall can of Arizona green tea at a gas station (I think Circle K & Arizona Tea are in cahoots for price fixing). This Dollar Tree was clean, the employees were chill, and the store was bursting at the seams with wonderful snacky-snacks and inexpensive holiday decorations. Overall, I'd recommend this discount variety chain, and this location could very well be at the top of the heap....or should I say, top of the cheap.

This is the WORST Dollar Tree I've ever been in. First the shelves are empty. The door to the…read morestock room was open and I can see that they have stock but no one bothering to put it out. Second there was one cashier. I happened to be fourth in line and the poor kid had a register problem. He knocks on the door to the managers office and she proceeds to yell at the kid, "What?!" He tries to tell her he needs help and she comes out of the office yelling and saying, " I told you to put this stuff away!" Everyone in line heard her and was appalled that she spoke to him this way. Not to mention this manager looked unprofessional with greasy hair. She then went over to register one and stood there doing God knows what and by the time I got rung out she finally started ringing people out. I asked the cashier if she always spoke to him like that and he said yes. If I could give no stars I would have. Listen Dollar Tree if you say you have no employees here's your reason. Unacceptable! Never going to this location again. #dollartree

I always like to walk the malls whenever I go to a new place. This one has a lot of shops that are…read moreclosed but they still have some good stores open and everyone was very friendly. They do close at 7pm which is early from other States I have gone to. It's not very big but it's still a great mall.

Checked out this big yet empty older mall in Joliet. It has a pretty good location close to the…read moreinterstate and still gets quite a bit of business but not as much as in the past. Louis Joliet Mall is the biggest place to shop in this big suburb. Has a lot of places to go inside even with many being closed. The quality of the stuff isn't is good as it once was and there's not much good other than seeing a movie. Better malls are certainly around but this one has a lot of interesting history about it. It's been around here since 1978 with it being one of two malls that had opened recently. The other was Jefferson Square Mall, which opened a few years earlier and closed in 2002 and was demolished pretty soon after that. Has gone through a few anchors. There's a Cinemark movie theater, JCPenney's, and Macy's. Basically the theater opened in 2009, and has since brought in the most business. There also used to be a Bergner's and Sears. A Sears subsidiary actually financed the mall's construction. There's been many instances of vacancies. The Carson's closed in 2018, but reopened later. Panera Bread, T.G.I. Friday's, and Tilted Kilt have closed. The Sears closed in 2019 and has not been replaced. Got to say it's been around for awhiles. It's not like it once was but it's still hanging on. There's still lots open but there's also tons of vacancies.

This store has no dressing rooms…read more Had I known that initially, I wouldn't have even bothered going. As it was, my mother had gotten a coupon in the mail when this location recently opened in Romeoville, so I decided to check it out. In the new Target strip at Weber and Airport Rds, it's actually quite a large store, with *insanely* loud music playing (my mom was with me and we kept saying "What? What??" to each other if more than a foot apart). A wide variety of styles of clothing, from club-type to work-appropriate, some dresses, lots of tanks tops and tshirts, accessories, bags etc. as well. Depending on the style of clothing, the items seem comparable in quality to what you can find at a Forever 21. I made my way around the store and amassed an armful of clothes to try on, as one normally does when shopping. The location of the dressing room was not readily apparent so I figured I'd ask at the front desk. I did see a sign on the door to the stock room that said something about "No Trying On! Staff Room Only," but my mother and I agreed that that had to apply only to that room; how could a clothing store not have dressing rooms?? So we got to the front and I asked a clerk where the dressing rooms were. She said there weren't any. Me, disbelief: "There aren't any?" She, somewhat snidely: "You've never been to Discovery before?" Um, nooo...would I have to ask otherwise? She explained their bizarre policy of no dressing rooms; they apparently expect you to buy everything you're interested in, take it home, try it on *there*, and if it doesn't fit you have 2 weeks to bring it back with tags on and your receipt for a refund. I just couldn't get beyond the no dressing room thing in a clothing store and said that was the strangest thing I'd ever heard. Since I wasn't going to tie up a ton of money in an armful of clothes that I only kind of liked, we narrowed down the armful to 5 shirts (2 tees, 2 identical sweaters in different colors and a button-front top) and I bought those. While checking out I asked the clerk (a different one) what the rationale is behind no dressing rooms. She said it helps keep their prices low. She didn't elaborate; I don't understand how, unless it just means they're doing less work rehanging etc., but aren't they doing just as much with the returns? I also have to assume the clerks field this question 50,000 times a shift, so the insolent look on her face really wasn't called for; if you don't want to be asked what is a totally normal question for an abnormal shopping situation, don't work there. Anyway, I got the clothes home; 4 of the 5 tops actually worked, but the one that didn't fit was because of its structuring, which made it hard to eyeball by size (With the sweaters and tees it wasn't hard to gauge what size would fit, but this had buttons and darts etc.) So it will have to go back. And though it's cute, I really don't feel like seeking out a larger size, dragging *it* home, and if *it* doesn't work bringing it back too!! When I normally shop I try on at least two/three sizes of whatever I am looking at to see what fits the best, due to the wildly varied nature of sizing, but in this case i wouldn't tie up a bunch of money doing that here, even if you do get it back when you return things. (We'll also see how smooth the return process is...) This store could also make a lot more money on people like me if they had dressing rooms, through impulse purchases and the like. Who knows what among those items I put back might have worked, had I been able to try them on? But without being able to check, I let them go in favor of more solid "yes"es. There's also the "looks like nothing on the hanger" syndrome: the article of clothing that looks shapeless and unexciting until you try it on. I wouldn't take that home without seeing what it looked like, but if I had a place to try it on and was pleasantly surprised, they would have a sale that wouldn't have happened otherwise. At this juncture, my time (and gasoline) are worth more than cheap clothes; I'd rather shop somewhere where I can do everything at one go and not have to make multiple trips, even if it costs me a few more dollars. After I return my too-small top, I won't be going back to Discovery. Suffice to say that this is clearly not the store for me, but if you like loud music, snippy clerks, and the element of surprise when shopping, you may have discovered your new favorite store.

My girlfriend doesn't have a Yelp so she asked me to write this review. She couldn't have had a…read morebetter experience at an establishment. She was greeted by a very warm "Welcome to Discovery! Is there anything I can't help you with today?" She is ecstatic to visit this location once again. Thank you Discovery.

Not sure why so many bad reviews but the staff was very pleasant and helpful. The store was a…read moremessier one than other targets but they still had what I needed. Overall it's a good target

The employees are much more pleasant and actually speak and say hi unlike other big name store down…read morethe street