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.

I guess I've never reviewed this shopping complex, but we've been here a million times over the 13…read moreyears we've lived in the vicinity. The massive area was previously the site of the Glenview Naval Air Station and this shopping center is the heart of the huge Glen residential community as well. There are numerous shops and restaurants here and it's always a pleasant experience to visit. Like Fashion Outlets in Rosemont, every time we visit there is something new here. One business or another has left and another has stepped in. The rent must be high here, and if you don't continually draw the requisite traffic, you won't survive. We've seen a lot of businesses come and go. Remember Ted's Montana Grill? - it was a favorite of ours and also one of the first to disappointingly close in our earlier years, and that's now The Oak at the Glen, and in a prime location. Some of our favorite and long standing and still standing businesses here are Von Maur, Dick's Sporting Goods, and the Yard House. I could probably name another 20 shops or restaurants we liked or tried here, but that have all since closed. Jibek Jolu is a relatively recent addition that we like for what that's worth. We were going to try Dee's Place (soul food) one day, but dang, they closed before we even got to it, and that was a big investment in a large space for that restauranteur, and too bad. It can get busy and crowded, but nicely there is alway parking to be found in one of their parking lots. Oh well, business is tough here for the tenants, but for us consumers, this is a great upscale town center.

What an interesting collection of restaurants and shops! Over the years, the tenants here have…read morechanged but the collection is always a bit more unique than what you'll find in other shopping centers in the area. One of the best features of this spot is the setup which resembles a separate downtown shopping space, similar to what you'd find in downtown Arlington Heights with parking nearby. The walkways are clean and well maintained and it's a great space to take a stroll and enjoy lots of different options in a casual evening with warm weather. One of the standout features of this shopping center has always been their great mix of restaurants which cover a wide variety of different cuisines. Currently 1800 Cut Restaurant, Yard House, El Tradicional, Dawg Park Grill, and Eggpresso are some of the many fine options here. There's also plenty of spots to puchase clothing, jewelry, sports good, and more -- in addition to a selection of spas and salons. Overall, not a huge but a fun shopping center that provides a nice alternative to visiting the mall but a unique set of restaurants and shops.

I was in the area and looking for lunch...I was not aware that Randhurst (Mall) is now Randhurst…read moreVillage, and what an improvement! So many of my favorite stores located here -- BBW, HomeGoods, Michael's -- and so many restaurants -- Altea, Blackfinn, BWW, Chipotle, 5Guys, Grade A Cafe, Hangry Joe's, Hong Dae Korean Bar & Grill, Mr. Kimchi, and a lot more. You can watch movies, work out, get a massage, and more. There's a Hampton Inn & Suites. This is a bit of a drive for me, but I really enjoyed checking out the space and having a bite to eat. As others have noted, the layout and traffic patterns are a bit of a mess, and I did see that several anchor locations are still empty. Still, compare Randhurst Village to the vanishing Northbrook Court, and you will see how vital for a community to have this kind of space.

I have been to Randhurst Village many, many times. I went there often as a child when Randhurst was…read morean indoor mall. It had a wide range of stores and a bomb shelter in the lower lower level (it was built during the cold war after all). It has evolved since then to become an outdoor shopping center. Randhurst Village is home to many great stores and restaurants. My favorites include AMC theaters, Mr. Kimchee, McAlister's Cafe, and Grade A Cafe. I encourage you to come and find a favorite for yourself. While Randhurst Village is a great shopping center, getting around is not easy. The traffic pattern and traffic flow, does not actually flow very well, if at all. From random turns, to traffic circles, to traffic leading directly into parking spaces without any warning is a challenge to say the least. Come and enjoy Randhurst Village, but pay attention while doing so.

My husband and I recently went to Deerbrook Mall on a Saturday night. We went to City Barbeque for…read moredinner and Jewel-Osco for groceries after dinner. We had a good dinner at City Barbeque and were able to get groceries quickly at Jewel-Osco. I recommend both of these businesses. Other stores at Deerbrook Mall included Starbucks, Subway, Hobby Lobby, and Brunswick Zone. I highly recommend Deerbrook Mall and will return in the future.

Good people watching experience I suppose but that's about it. The staff seems professional and…read morepatient. Better than the Waukegan facility. I'm not sure if that's as much.

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.

Everything worth anything in here is gone…read more The interior is still as classy as ever, with some really fun common spaces for the kids, like the treehouse. But there's no Apple Store. No burger joint. And every escalator was not operational when I visited. The only reason I was there, was to donate blood. The AMC is still around, but the whole place looks like a zombie apocalypse. I don't know why you'd come here.

I haven't been here in forever and I couldn't believe how empty it's become. What happened? There's…read morealmost no stores left here anymore, which is really sad. I'm shocked and saddened by this. It's clean and modern and I would love to see it brought back to what it once was. However, the play area for kids looked really nice!

I have not been to Deerfield Square for some time. Today, I stopped by the Walgreens that is one of…read morethe anchors of this mall. I have noticed that even though this square has been reconstructed since 2000 from "Deerfield Commons", it appears to be pretty new and modern, with many upscale shops and boutiques, and a bunch of nice restaurants. In a hot summer day, the beautiful outdoor area of the square looks very attractive. I am only familiar with Walgreens, Sephora, and Fresh Foods in the mall, but the restaurants here seem to be pretty appealing too. From their directory online, there are Café Zupas, Egg Harbor Cafe, Il-Forno Pizza & Pasta, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Rosebud, Scoops & Cookies, Tlacoyo Mexican Grill, and Whole Foods Market. The various restaurants and eateries would definitely fit different budgets and appetites. I will return with my family to explore this beautiful shopping mall further.

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

Wheeling Commons is a shopping center that I go to quite often. It has a lot of high quality stores…read moreand restaurants. The restaurants here represent and great variety and are all really good (Heaven's BBQ On Earth, Bella's, HD Cuisine, and Kopa Tea Bar). There is also and Dollar Tree and Chiro One Chiropractors at this strip mall. There is plenty of parking here. I highly recommend Wheeling Commons.