Electronics in Evanston, IL

“I have an old Norelco 985RX electric razor. It has to be 25 yrs old. The battery died several years ago, but I didn't throw it away because it is BY FAR the best razor i have ever owned. I came across The Shaver Shop with a little research and the gentleman there repaired my razor and it is like brand new! No new "quad head, micro blade, beard sensing, etc etc can compare to the old Norelco!!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS STORE!!”

“My visits to the Target store in Evanston have been a regular occurrence, spanning a handful of times each year. I typically purchase a variety of items, including home products, groceries, and pharmacy goods. Over time, I've noticed a concerning trend in the home products section. While the prices have seen an increase, the quality seems to have deteriorated. Collections from popular brands like Threshold, Studio McGee, and Magnolia Home appear to be egregiously overpriced, with the added downside of not living up to the expected quality. This raises questions about the long-term sustainability of such purchases, as they may end up in landfills sooner than anticipated. As a result of the observed decline in quality and increase in prices, I have significantly limited my purchases to inexpensive picture frames for gallery walls. This reflects a conscious decision to focus on more budget-friendly options. On a positive note, my recent online order for Valentine's Day seasonal decorations was a smooth experience. The convenience of placing an order online and opting for curbside pickup was appreciated. However, this positive experience was slightly marred by receiving a chipped ceramic item. Despite the inconvenience of having to return a damaged item, the staff at the Evanston Target made the process quick and easy. The curbside pickup exchange was hassle-free, with no wait time. This positive aspect of the return experience contributed to a more favorable impression. While the Target store in Evanston has both positive and negative aspects, there is room for improvement, particularly in addressing the pricing and quality concerns within the home products section. The convenience of online ordering and efficient return processes adds a layer of customer satisfaction, but maintaining product quality remains crucial for long-term customer loyalty.”

“Target may be my favorite store. I can usually find what I’m looking for. Today I returned a set of wooden cooking utensils, because the handles were too thick. I hadn’t taken the utensils off their card and I had the receipt. The target employee was pleasant and helpful. The money was returned to my debit card instantly.”

“This Target is smaller but has everything a college kid would need! Easy to maneuver thru and has a CVS pharmacy inside. Closest place for Northwestern students (20 min walk in good weather) to get snacks and food at outside of Whole Foods. Has NU gear as well.”

“I'm SO obsessed with 7 Eleven, especially with their easy to use rewards program app! $1 any size iced coffee? YES PLEASE! Super easy to grab and go, and perfect for me this location is between home and work. Will be stopping in a lot more for sure!”

“Awesome customer service. Helpful and knowledgeable if not willing to help research. Not pushy at all, very comfortable experience.

Good stuff.”

“Target did a remodel of many of their stores in recent years and this was one of them; the place is spiffed up. They have the Ulta makeup partnership here in this store.They also apparently let you do drive up for groceries? That surprised me because the store I usually go to doesn't seem to. When I entered there was an area they made to the right for pickup orders and in that section was some upright coolers with the cold items in them. That was cool and good to know if I need that at some point.Staff were friendly. They took my Similac coupon even though one of the employees thought they weren't taking coupons.”

“My visits to the Target store in Evanston have been a regular occurrence, spanning a handful of times each year. I typically purchase a variety of items, including home products, groceries, and pharmacy goods. Over time, I've noticed a concerning trend in the home products section. While the prices have seen an increase, the quality seems to have deteriorated. Collections from popular brands like Threshold, Studio McGee, and Magnolia Home appear to be egregiously overpriced, with the added downside of not living up to the expected quality. This raises questions about the long-term sustainability of such purchases, as they may end up in landfills sooner than anticipated. As a result of the observed decline in quality and increase in prices, I have significantly limited my purchases to inexpensive picture frames for gallery walls. This reflects a conscious decision to focus on more budget-friendly options. On a positive note, my recent online order for Valentine's Day seasonal decorations was a smooth experience. The convenience of placing an order online and opting for curbside pickup was appreciated. However, this positive experience was slightly marred by receiving a chipped ceramic item. Despite the inconvenience of having to return a damaged item, the staff at the Evanston Target made the process quick and easy. The curbside pickup exchange was hassle-free, with no wait time. This positive aspect of the return experience contributed to a more favorable impression. While the Target store in Evanston has both positive and negative aspects, there is room for improvement, particularly in addressing the pricing and quality concerns within the home products section. The convenience of online ordering and efficient return processes adds a layer of customer satisfaction, but maintaining product quality remains crucial for long-term customer loyalty.”

“The young man and a bit older gentleman that work here are incredible. The store is always nice and clean. It’s not these two hard working guys’ fault but the bums that hang out in front of this place, especially the white kid with the mustache need to go but the only people who could fix that are the police run by the city council, who’ve let downtown Evanston turn into a cesspool of vagrants and retail vacancies. I’m consistently harassed, mocked, and threatened by these drunks every time I’m near the store.”

“I love this store!! I live 2 blocks from a different 7 Eleven but don't go there because of their attitude and rudeness. At this 7-Eleven you feel welcome. You are greeted when you enter, thanked when you leave. JP,Satich, and Mac have always been helpful, kind, and patient with me and other customers I've observed. The store is immaculate and it is rare that someone is not cleaning something when I go there. We ran into our upstairs neighbor here. She comes for the same reason, friendly courteous service! The food is always fresh and tasty. I am booked on their Poor boy sandwiches, all the sandwiches are good but the Poorboys are the best!! They sell everything you need except liquor. Shop here and be treated like a valued customer!!!”

“A very clean and well-organized store. I love the feel of it. One thing that I must, must, comment on is their buffalo wings. Although it is on the pricier side, this 7-11 has surprisingly the best wings I've had in a long while. It does not have an overwhelming flavor but has an amazing texture. Would recommend trying their buffalo wings.”