Always love to stop when we visit Bloomington. Excellent…read moreselection of merchandise, friendly service, beautiful displays, looking forward to some retail therapy.

Amanda in Estee Lauder is just fabulous! Excellent customer…read moreservice. Great attitude also!!!

I have only been in this store once, but I noticed that it was not on Yelp, so I want to make sure…read morepeople know about this new store. It's in downtown Bloomington, by the Coffee Hound and Reality Bites and in every way, this place looks like a fancy shmancy women's clothing botique. There isn't a very large selection or much inventory, but my wife liked most of the items in the store. Guys - the reason that you should care: the prices are very reasonable. I bought my wife a birthday gift of a pair of boots for $38. I don't think that there were any boots over $45. Most of the clothes that I saw on the rack or folded on tables were between $30-50. One thing to know is that all sales are final, so you might want to make sure that you know your girl's size if you plan to pick something up.

Gigi Bottega is hands-down my favorite place to shop in Bloomington-Normal, and it would be one of…read moremy faves almost anyplace. Just down the street from some great coffee shops and restaurants, they have a well-curated selection of very reasonably priced on-trend clothing. I'm in my 30s and find really great casual/creative professional work clothes there that I always getting compliments on (not suits or really structured pieces, I am talking great tops and jackets). Clothes for evenings out (bars, clubbing), and some cute wedding-guest appropriate dresses are also available. They have a great selection of fun statement jewelry. I can't walk out without something semi-ridiculous (today it was a panther bracelet). The employees are a mix of students, mostly design and merchandising students, from area colleges. They usually are very helpful if you ask.

No longer a real shopping mall not sure why or when you that happened. Most all of the stores are…read moreclosed. It is still a great place to go this time of year to walk. I go there daily and see a lot of the same people.

Eastland Mall wasn't the mall it once used to be. As many residents of Bloomington-Normal know…read moreabout 10+ years ago this mall was thriving with stores galore and had an actual food court. In present day the food court is bare with 3 restaurants and that one pretzel stand (It's still tasty all these years later though). Stores have dissipated with time the good ones being H&M, Macy's, JC Penny, and Victoria's Secret. I look forward to the day where we get more stores, and that those store revive the mall with good owners and make Eastland Mall what it once was, a good mall.

Me and my wife recently came here on New Year's Day to the surprise that it was open and not only…read morethat, this place was absolutely busy. Tons of Christmas items were on sale. The store had very friendly staff, clean restrooms were present too. Store was mostly clean and organized. Plenty of great snacks too! I found a great selection of stuff from the men's area with great pants and if I was crazy enough to do stocking stuffers for next year. Overall, I thought it was a good store.

I have a TJ Maxx where I live but the one here in Bloomington had way more to offer than my store…read moreDoes where I live. I bought a couple shirts there. They were very inexpensive and I was happy with my purchase. The ladies at the counter were hilarious I bought some lotion that smelled really good and it was the last bottle they had. Of course the cashier put it in a separate bag and said thank you for buying me lotion. She was being funny we joked back-and-forth. It was an awesome experience. I can't say enough about this It really made me leave feeling like I wanted to go back in and work there with those people lol.

Trashy treatment of employees, this is not worth anyone's time to try working here. I have heard…read moreway too many horror stories with friends helping for a basic job yet? The politics in this place is a ruin. It is a very clean, spacious spot with tons of options and all the right brands. But the rewards program is hilariously obnoxious, promising some discounts instead forcing extra work to sort through coupons and waste time trying to add up a couple points for a two bucks discount. Walmart and Kroger have lower prices, better sales on expiring produce and meats, and substantially more accessible rewards.

I love this store. I love all the fresh seasoned meats. Great deli and bakery dept. Just so much to…read moreoffer with great deals. They have a restaurant inside as well as Starbucks. Friendly service too.

great prices, good selection, quality products, I am glad…read morethey put all the checkouts in one spot. It eliminates a person standing around while another clerk is swamped

Wouldn't accept my Kohl's cash and very rude. Then they said they only except Capital one and no…read moremore. Kohl's credit card

Customer service worker handles every other customer one on one then rounds up every single pick up…read moreorder after we've been waiting for almost 20 minutes for 2 items and disappears for an additional 20 minutes on top of this the outside of the store was disgusting with food trash everywhere

A great store, had problem with cash but the worker fixed it. They had good prime and candyread more

They always have lots of clothes and kind of a variety of clothes but mostly they have what's in…read morestyle. Some clothes may have little holes or stains but for the most part pretty good. I have gotten a few of my favorite pieces from here.

he worst Plato's Closet I've been to. Poor selection of clothing: most of it was outdated or had…read morequality issues (stains, stretched out, pilling, faded, smelt bad). Dressing rooms were a mess with hangers on the floor and items not returned back to racks. Displays were not cute. Prices were decent though but I would expect better selection from Plato's. Their quality was on par with a Salvation Army.