I grew up living behind Town & Country Mall. I remember walking there many times as a child to go…read moreto the Burger King, movie theater, arcade, and book store that used to be there. Town & Country Mall used to be an indoor mall but has since changed to a strip mall. Although many things have changed, this still remains a high quality shopping center. It now boasts an L.A Fitness gym, an Amazon Fresh grocery store, Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, Golden Corral, and Raising Cane's, among other stores. The two original anchors, Burger King and Walgreens still remain to greet customers entering the shopping center. I can't wait to see how Town & Country Mall evolves in the future.

Visited here for the Tuesday night market and had a great time. There were a nice selection of…read morevendors who were friendly and presented lots of options of different foods and items to purchase at reasonable prices. Despite being pretty bustling, it never felt overly crowded to me and the live music playing was at a good volume to enjoy without it being difficult to hear my friends talking or distracting to talk to vendors. Parking was plentiful though it wasn't super obvious how the layout of the center is. Surrounding the night market are a great assortment of tenants which serve everything from coffee to pizza to Mexican to ice cream. Once inside the main town center area, I was pleased to be able to walk around to the different businesses without having to walk across traffic.

The Wheeling Town Center has done a lot to transform this area of Wheeling. Ever since opening it…read morehas brought a lot of people and business to this area of the town. I love going here. There is plenty of parking and lots of things to do. There is a Starbucks, Burger King, a breakfast restaurant, Meat and Potatoes, a movie theater, Arctic Spoon rolled ice cream, and so much more. They host outdoor concerts and outdoor market during the summer. I enjoy discovering what's new at Wheeling Town Center!

The Clove recently opened after undergoing extensive renovations.. It is where the former Buffalo…read moreGrove Town Center used to be. The Clove is now home to Guzman Y Gomez, Chick-fil-A, Giordano's, and Sushi Grove, among other restaurants and businesses. They have also added residential housing apartments and a parking garage. There is a Bowlero bowling alley just to the north, that is not technically part of the property. My husband and I frequent Sushi Grove. It has great food and is a great place to take friends or go for a date night. I can't wait to see what is added to The Clove as they continue the rennovations and more stores open.

This is a newly developed area in Buffalo Grove and offers mixed use commercial and luxury…read moreapartments still under construction. There are several restaurants already opened and a grocery store coming soon. This will be very popular and a nice addition to the area

Prospect Commons is in a great location. John Hersey High School is on one side and Rand Road is on…read morethe other side. This strip mall has some great restaurants there (Dairy Queen, Jimmy John's, Eggcellence Cafe, Altantis Banquets, Taco Maya, Jin 28, and HOME Bar). Tony's Fresh Market, Sherwin Williams, and Top Driver Driving School are also located here. I have been to many of these businesses and recommend them all. I recommend Prospect Commons and I know that there is something there that will please everyone.

The Annex of Arlington is a great shopping center in the Uptown shopping area of Arlington Heights…read more It is home to many stores that I use frequently. Panera Bread, Garibaldi's, Fyzical Physical Therapy, Crmbl Cookies, Hallmark, Binny's Beverage Depot, Trader Joe's, Dollar Tree, Starbucks, and more all have space there. There is plenty of parking and it is easy to enter and exit. Everyone will find something they like here. I highly recommend the Annex of Arlington.

There is really no service, not enough employees to help when needed. Selection reminds me of…read moresecond hand stores. The value is not cheap but that expected due to the current time we live in.

This is the worst Marshall's in the area, they all seem to be in decline, but this one is small…read more They used to be nice people working there when it was across the road, but now they change all the time. They constantly nag me about opening a charge card too. The last time I was there, and I am not going again. The clerk let some girls cut in front of me. They were together but paying separately. I gotta be honest I am sick of hearing about middle aged Karen's when the younger people are the same. In any case, bye bye Marshall's. I should just have stayed at Macy's, but I wanted to get some Easter stuff and a rolling massager for my sore arm. I was in rush too. From now on, if I am desperate I will head to Ross. They never have people cutting in line and don't ask me to open a charge card either.

Great store in general, absolutely horrific phone call customer service. I called to ask if they…read morehad a specific item and they did not answer, so i tried to call another department again to no avail.

Overall a great target. Its very Nice and very spacious…read more Definitely recommend to friends and family.