Algonquin Town Center — Local services in Algonquin

What happened to the handicap parking, there is not one handicap spot in the whole parking lot. The Goodwill store no longer has wheelchairs for the handicapped. I think ignoring the handicapped people in the area is going to cause them to lose alot of business. There are many elderly people in the area that needs handicapped accessibility in order to shop. I myself do. I used to give tons of stuff to this Goodwill store, I will now give to Purple Hearts or the amvets and Salvation Army instead. I was informed by an employee there that this Goodwill Store is privately owned and does not even hire people with...

Clean store, friendly staff. Only issue, is that second-hand stores should not be as or more expensive than retail. Nearly $10 for a used T-shirt, with snags and stains (no matter how small) is not thrift prices.

Since that likely reflects on Good Will as a name brand, rather than this location itself, I knocked only 1 star off my rating. If it were corporate, I'd rate lower, but this store's location is rather decent and if not for the prices would receive 5★.

Overall, a great location, and tons to look through, and if you're in a pickle staff is kind...

Really can't give a 5 star rating at this particular time. The entire shopping center is getting totally remodeled from what I've seen on paper and also here it's going to be very nice. I really hope so because the east side of Algonquin has always been put on the back burner since Randall Road was being built up. Hopefully when it's all completed and occupied we all can visit the new center and give it a 5 star rating. About time Algonquin ,there still is more to talk care of on...