It is more than 20 minutes past opening. Store has a crowd of customers waiting at their doors…read morelooking at cashiers and store associates walk back and forth

A GOOD DEAL MORE…read more Though it might be messy (and slow), this Marshall's has some nifty stuff at a great value. I came here looking for an appropriate Mother's Day gift this past weekend and luckily was able to find a few solid items in their homegoods section. A ceramic butter tray, personalized wine stopper, and a series of small dishes meant I wouldn't have to make multiple stops (success!) The clothing aisles were in a moderate state of disarray, while the shelves of assorted kitchen knickknacks weren't much better. However, where this store falters in cleanliness, they make up for in selection. Nichole C found an awesome purse at a bargain price (she actually found *3*, but only bought one, thank christ). Checkout was tedious; there were only two registers open on a Saturday evening and the employees weren't exactly moving at lightspeed. This added up to a long wait in line, with some customers impatiently tapping their feet, others a mixture of annoyed sighs and assorted eye-rolling. There's a few shady businesses in the Winston Plaza shopping area but this Marshall's isn't the worst of the bunch......that dubious honor goes to the ghetto-tastic Dollar Tree and their "steak-shaped meat conglomerates". Stop in and take a look, you might find a gem or two on the shelves. Just don't make a habit out of coming here.

Hard working employees with lots of choices and values. There are looks and budgets for everyone.read more

Been here a few times, the sales are good, but the quality isn't great. There are a lot better…read moreoptions out there.

This strip mall is definitely lacking. All chain stores and no local businesses. Bad suburban wear…read morelike Chico's, The Loft and Tilly's. The Whole Foods is the smallest Whole Foods in Illinois, so be prepared not to find many of items that you may find at other WF's locations. Why they didn't expand when Coconuts left the space next door, I don't know. I'm told it's due to lack of revenue. In RFOP I doubt that's the case, but maybe if they expanded and were able to keep good inventory in stock they would have better revenue. Then there's the the River Forest Town Center's abominable parking. I myself avoid going until I absolutely have to because I don't want to deal with that parking lot. I have not only witnessed many fender benders here, but I myself was hit by a woman with small children in a minivan who decided she didn't need to stop when driving down an aisle & approaching the main drive in front of the Whole Foods. THAT section of the town center is the absolute worst. Prepare for aggravation should you be going to Walgreens, Petco, Whole Foods, or Ulta in the East lot, OR if you're going to Panera in the West lot. The parkers here are just down right jerks. They ignore the stop signs, they take two or more parking spaces, and the best is when they pull up to the curb and throw on the hazards in front of the Starbucks which is located right at the exit feed to Harlem. Really, you can't be bothered to park 15 feet away in an actual space to get your macchiato? Then there's those "no left turn" entrances into the town center: one on Harlem, two on Lake street. Of course I see many disobeying those signs and turning left into those entrances. The best is those waiting turning left at the "no left turn" entrance on Harlem North bound. They're not only crossing a double yellow, but they're holding up all North bound traffic, especially those trying to turn left at an intersection that's already a cf. Just brilliant, people! Another personal favorite was me sitting with my turn signal on for a space near WF's while a car exited a space. A man with a "Coexist" bumpersticker on his car came from behind the car that just exited and pulled right into the space that I was waiting on. That guy is hardly, "coexisting", he's clearly in his own world. I've also seen other thoughtless 'space-jackers' weasel in on other patiently waiting parkers. What is it about this lot!? I know this stuff happens in parking lots all over, but this is just the absolute worst I've seen. I've had easier parking experiences in smaller downtown Chicago lots. If you're going anywhere near the stores I mentioned at the River Forest Town Center, do yourself a favor and park as far away as possible.

I shopped at the Melrose Park Target this Sunday morning and went through self‑checkout. A few of…read moremy items wouldn't scan, and I had to call the associate, Karen, over multiple times. She was incredibly patient, kind, and always smiling. She reassured me every time that it was no problem and quickly fixed each issue with her handheld scanner. Karen showed excellent customer service and made my morning so much easier. She deserves to be recognized. Thank you, Karen!

I was at target and a Women came up to me asking me to buy her baby clothes she had him in her…read moreshopping cart he sleeping on clothes. Her other child looked malnourished. I was just trying to run errands before class and offered her money $15 to buy some stuff in her cart. She handed me a clothes and said to buy them. I took them and walked away scared. I moved to a different section and while looking for a pair of an earrings she was behind me. Asking me to buy her kids stuff. I was scared and said I will when I'm done shopping. I noticed she kept asking more and more young women. Like 16-20s, it was very uncomfortable she was eventually asked to leave.

Everything is good I really like the idea and gifts that you can buy at a reasonable price. I found…read moremy Xmas tree there and it really is beautiful. I'm going to take my homecare shopping Saturday for her a tree and white ornaments . Great idea

The past few times I've been here they have been incredibly disrespectful. I was looking for…read moresomething that they sometimes have and I thought I'd check for fun. I didn't even say a word and one of the workers was incredibly rude about telling me that they didn't have it, stating without even looking at me "no" without me even asking. I like to browse and see if I want anything else and she made me want to leave. Not even a "hey ladies, if you're looking for this we unfortunately don't have it." It was straight up rude.

Staff is semi friendly a few buzzards in the crowd but overall not bad…read more Men's clothing is only a rack worth not much to choose from, ladies have approximately 17/20 rows. If you resell plushie toys they have a good amount most days, some cools bags and shoes every now and then. Electronics is meh mostly stuff that is far outdated and unusable The smell of this place is what kills me. The overwhelming smash to the face when you approach the door way if you have a sensitive nose or respiratory issues I would stay away from this place. My nose gives me problems from the parking lot till a few hours after leaving.

Very disappointed Goodwill raised its prices like by 30+…read morepercent across the board that's uncalled for considering everything they get from us is free and it's owned by a billionaire.