I received the worst service this evening at the register. While returning an item I had my hands…read morefull and placed the item and the lady quickly told me I was unable to return it because it didn't have a tag. I then showed her where it was located and then she proceeded to tell me I couldn't return it because there was some dirt at the bottom- there was nothing and whatever she was implying was from being out and other people trying it on. She was visible mad I was returning it when her coworker did not agree with her and as I walked away she loudly called her coworker over and said "look at this joke of return" while I was still present. She had an impression of me the second I asked for a return and did not care to provide any good service to me. She could have denied by return but because it was in good condition and nothing concerning she took it. It's the fact that she had to make me feel little in that moment that is the reason people like that should not work there. She has brown her, and heavy eyeliner. If you receive service from her, do yourself a favor and find someone else. Very disappointing as a Macy credit card holder

Not the nicest Macy's I've been to but it gets the job done -- maybe resembling Kohls a bit more…read morethan the most upscale Macy's locations in Chicagoland. If you're looking to get a good deal this location feels like it has a bit larger section for Backstage and Last Act than some other stores, though the Hawthorn Mall location still has more deals available. The store itself looks bright and clean, with everything well stocked and attractive looking displays. There were a few areas that could've been setup more neatly, and some misplaced items that could've been returned to the correct spots. There aren't a lot of extra staff walking around to help guests find items, however the logical arrangement makes it pretty easy to find items yourself.

Home decor section have pretty pictures, mirrors, and furniture pieces, holiday pieces etc . Great…read morefood and snack section. Prices reasonable. Speedy checkout and staff friendly. Inventory limited.

This place was super clean and had a variety of different choices than the Waukegan location…read more Service was good. Prices were even better! I'll be back again to see what new deals I can find.

The selection is based upon indigenous people from Ecuador, Mexico and tribes of Cherokee and…read moreNavajo jewelry. Alpaca wool zip up hoodies are fantastic for the North Chicago autumn weather.

My husband and his groomsmen rented their tuxes for the wedding here, and they gave us a good deal…read more The suits were ready on time and fit everyone right - only had one problem with one set of shoes, which was resolved quickly. Good experience.

I haven't been to Gurnee Mills Mall in years. It is still a huge indoor shopping mall with all…read morekinds of stores to check out. There were so many different stores and fast food options. But it's very easy to get lost.

We've been coming to Gurnee Mills for three decades. Having lived in Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio…read moreduring this time, the mall has always been accessible to us and a place that we liked to patronize when our travels included the northern suburbs of Chicago. This massive mall with nearly 2M square feet of space for up to 200 retailers is always an interesting experience. The repertoire of shops here, of course, has changed over the years. Gone are shops like Sears, Borders and Circuit City. Now there's more contemporary replacements like Kohls, Hobby Lobby and Primark. While many traditional indoor malls are dying a slow, painful death, Gurnee Mills seems to be thriving at least to some extent. The food court is still quite active and the storefronts still seem largely occupied. I particularly enjoy places like 2nd & Charles, the aforementioned Primark and Five Below. The food options like Starbucks, Cinnabon and Charley's Steaks are quite good for a drink, a snack or a light meal. There are also places for the kids to play. All of this housed in a pleasant facility continues to make Gurnee Mills an enjoyable place to visit.

Another visit to North Chicago side, another trip to the outlets to shop at the UA Factory House!…read more Bought some Project Rock shirts that were 40% off, a pair of Joggers and UA Wristbands. Pretty good deals! Didn't see any pairs of shoes that seemed interesting enough to purchase this time around, though. Was also thinking about getting the backpacks and hoodies, but changed my mind. Figured it was going to be too much. Anyway, liked browsing around and checking out different items that were available for sale for everyone. Glad to have found a few to buy and take home!

From the owner: Under Armour serves as a catalyst for the progress of athletes and our communities. Our purpose…read moresits at the intersection of "Who We Are" and the "Need in the World" we can fulfill.

I got an AWESOME fur lined coat here 1 year on sale that to this day gets compliments, AND it…read morewasn't an overly expensive Overland or Canada Goose jacket lol. I usually find something when I come in here as I peruse the shops of Gurnee Mills on a day I see a 4D movie, usually the movie's release day whatever it is. Also, I'm not sure how many businesses I've now listed MYSELFversus the shop owners or other customers, probably dozens. Stores and places need to get on Yelp more as Google is TRASH and not trustable for reviews since everything rates like it's gold at 4 stars or more. People are more honest for reviews on Yelp

I am reading the reviews here that most are not that amazing and I understand some, but also do not…read moreget others. But to each his own. I personally think that H&M is a good store. And like many there are things to improve. But when looking at the bigger picture, it is affordable and it offers things you usually pay double on other stores.

H&M is a great addition to Gurnee Mills. This Swiss clothing discounter is akin to the IKEA of…read moreretailing: quality is good but styling is superb. H&M really has their finger on the pulse of fashion trends and they bring them at an amazingly low price point. From socks ($17.95 for 10 pairs) to sunglasses ($10 a pair), I rely on H&M to deliver the goods. I had my sunglasses on a few weekends ago and my friend asked, "Where'd you get those fancy designer shades?" How cool is that? I've gotten a stylish navy blue trench coat there and found shorts on sale for amazing prices. Yesterday I found a great pair of lounging shorts for $5! I spotted a very cool cowl neck cotton pullover for my partner which was just in as well. At $29, it looked just like the one that sells for $195 at Allsaints Spitalfields or James Perse. From time to time, they will partner with high-end designers to bring a special capsule collection to the store. Right now, they're featuring French designer Isabel Marant. In the past, they've had collections by Viktor & Rolf, Jimmy Choo, Karl Lagerfeld, Versace, Stella McCartney, Roberto Cavalli, Comme des Garçons, Matthew Williamson and Sonia Rykiel. Of course, if you want to feel like sports royalty, you can find the underwear collection by David Beckham there as well. People have mentioned that lines can be long here, which is true. It's the trade off you pay for getting this merchandise. As for help on the floor, the people who work here are helpful if you can find one available. I don't mind about this so much. These aren't deal breakers for me. I've also gone here to pick up gifts for friends around their birthdays and the holidays. I always find really fun gifts from purses to hats to jewelry. It's hip and inexpensive. I love H&M.