Bought a salt lamp from here. Plugged it in, didn't work. Bought new bulbs for it $10 still don't…read morework. Smh the hassle. Not worth it.

What a nice place! There were a number of customers in the store. So it must be popular in the…read morearea. I was especially surprised how many plus size tops They had. The girl at the register, I wish I had quite her name was so friendly that I did top up The amount I paid for a donation to Goodwill. I definitely will return here.

Menards is a great place to shop I love going there to buy outdoor materials and indoor although…read moresometimes stuff that I like might not be there. And also an variates of indoor items! So I think I love Menards!!!!!!!!! " Also try Ace hardware "

It's only one of my wife's favorite stores so of course I had to join…read more We were purchasing fabric items and had a great experience working with Kylie. All stores need a Kylie! Rang the bell, then Kylie arrived and the whole process was fast and stress-free. We were even told of the discount on the fabric. Which was a great price / value.

Love this place! They have everything a crafter or hobbyist would ever need!went in for some…read morebottle lights, and someone was right there to assist. Very friendly staff and well managed. Open Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday. Highly recommend!

We were just passing through. It's been a while since I've been to this mall or to this store…read more Not much had changed. Still has boats and camping gear and the aquarium with fish and the bridge that everyone was taking photos on. They sell clothes and guns and bows and arrows. Fun spot to shop! Staff was very nice. Value is decent.

I am writing to express my frustration with how my wife and I were treated during our visit on June…read more6, 2026. My wife has a serious back condition and lives with a disability. She also had her medical task-trained service dog with her at the time. We are not new customers--your staff has seen us in the store multiple times before, both with and without the service dog--so there should already be awareness of her condition. When we arrived, there were four power scooters available, and we asked to borrow one, as we have done many times in the past without any issue. However, we were stopped by an employee named Neil, and my wife was told she could not use a scooter--even after explaining that she has a metal rod affecting her spine and was in pain. We were then directed to Kristin near the entrance. After waiting several minutes, she called a manager but largely ignored what I was explaining about my wife's condition. Despite clearly communicating the situation--and despite your staff being familiar with us--we were denied use of a scooter and told they needed to keep all four available for other customers. I even offered to leave my driver's license as collateral, but that was dismissed without any consideration. Frustrated and disappointed, we left the store. Afterward, we called and spoke with Elizabeth, who was far more understanding and willing to help--something the in-store staff did not offer at all. We have always borrowed carts from your store without issue, so this experience was both confusing and upsetting. The lack of empathy, consistency, and willingness to accommodate someone with a known disability is unacceptable. I was fully intending to make a purchase during that visit, but instead, we left feeling disrespected and overlooked. This situation could have been handled very differently with even a small amount of understanding and basic customer care. I hope this is addressed so that no other customer--especially someone with a disability--is treated this way. Very disappointed,

Stopped in looking for a dress for a wedding. I tried on a few, but I didn't find one that I…read moreparticularly liked. I will say they had many to choose from. The store was clean and well stocked. I did not speak to any of the staff.

I really enjoy shopping at this Kohl's store. Whenever I am in town, I try to swing by before…read moreheading back to Chicago. I always find easy parking. The lot is always clean. During the winter it is always plowed so the snow and ice are not a deterrent. Sometimes lately brick and mortar stores look a little bare. They never seem to be fully stocked. This Kohl's location has every department full of great looking items. Everything is displayed nicely and is organized beautifully. This makes it so much easier to shop. Sephora has a large footprint toward the front of the store. It's big & bright and draws you in. I wanted to buy everything. I ended up getting some really nice candles on sale. They look and smell terrific. And being on sale made it even better. At check out, the young girl who assisted me was INCREDIBLE!! She was friendly and personable. She chatted and told me she wanted to make my day brighter! Thank you Kohl's management for hiring this wonderful girl. So many times customer service takes a hit but she made my experience even better than it already was.

We needed some extra flat black paint for some parts at work, and found Sherwin-Williams was right…read moreacross the street. Gave them a call and supplied the PO number and they graciously accommodated us. Nice to know they're close in case we need them again.

Check engine light was on on my vehicle went in they did a diagnostics test with their scanner gave…read moreme the code and recommended a mass air flow sensor cleaner applied. It worked perfectly. Check engine light no longer on those guys are great.

Great service. Explains options. Fit my budget. Installed on…read moresite. Eighty five more words.

Stopped in on a wintery Saturday evening to appease my SO on his search for an elliptical machine…read morehe *claimed* he was going to use. With no intention of buying anything and just doing some reconnaissance, we surveyed the store and tried out a few machines. We were pleasantly surprised to have helpful but not pushy salespeople say hello upon entering but allow us to peruse the selection on our own. After we checked out the whole showroom of very nice and high end equipment we asked if they also had any pre-owned equipment since we just didn't know how often we were going to use an at -home elliptical. Luckily they had just received a shipment of pre-owned items and had a few ellipticals of the brand my SO was looking at purchasing. We were able to try out a few and ultimately determined that one of theirs would indeed fit our needs. The salesperson, Peter, was very knowledgeable, forthcoming with information, and patient with my abundance of questions. We appreciated his demeanor and got a good feeling from this store regarding how they like to treat their customers. If you're in the area and looking for fitness equipment, we would recommend checking out the selection at this location. Happy Shopping!

This place is practically the definition of bait and switch. They advertise a wide range of…read moreinexpensive exercise equipment on Craigslist and other internet advertising, but none of it is on display when you walk in the store. I was in the market for a treadmill. Walked in, took a quick look, and the salesman asked me if I was interested in anything. I explained they were well out of my budget. (Everything around $2k when I'm looking to spend more around $500.) He asked my budget & when I told him, he said I wasn't going to find anything for that price, not new. I said I knew that, I was looking for used. Him: "We don't have used." Me: "Really? What's that sign right there? The glowing one?" Him: "Well, we don't have *many*." Then he tried to neg me for having a budget. "Everyone thinks they're going to find that perfect, heavy, only been used once piece of equipment." And he said "I could maaaaybe find one in the back for, Oh, $649 or so. But it wouldn't be good for your purposes." Which was *really* strange, since I hadn't described my goals or usage in the least. I guess he just magically knew what I wanted? I think he guessed by my face that he'd stepped wrong, because he *then* asked my purposes. I told him I want to use it 3 times a week, 3 Miles. He then assumed I wanted the treadmill for walking only. I'll admit, I'm a little round right now, but that's because I was in a car wreck 5 months ago & ate my feelings. I want the treadmill in order to train back up to my 6.5mph pace. I'm no Olympian, but I do alright. So his assumption was wickedly rude. But I went along with it at that point, because honestly I didn't want to be rude in return. He checked his computer and magically discovered a treadmill in stock, used, for $499. He showed me to a room behind the initial show room (which omfg, what a creepy set up. Sure, I'll follow you into a back room of a warehouse and feel totally A-OK about it! Not.) And then he launched into ohhhh, but this is ooooonly here because the people who bought it didn't have a way to get it home. And do I have a truck? And then I'd need someone to help me unload it too, that's pretty tough. Punchline: Their delivery fee is $175. Thanks, but no thanks, I said, and exited the shadowy back room. Behind me, he called "what, you don't have *any* interest?" It felt like being shouted down by a used car salesman. Once I was home, I double checked Craigslist to see their posts. On the same day of my visit, they posted a $350 treadmill. I'm never going back & I'm telling everyone I know to beware.