We will never go to a Pub Trivia USA event again if the showing last night at Ridgeville Tavern in…read moreEvanston is any indication of the type of staff they employ. For years we've been attending Stewpendous Productions, geeks who drink, Whaddayaknow, and others. The hosts are engaged, entertaining, involved. The woman hosting last night at Ridgeville was checked out. She never introduced herself. She rattled off the rules so fast we had to ask people next to us how to play. She sat twirling her hair, yawning, and doing crosswords puzzles on her phone. When people went to her with questions she didn't even look up or say a word, she simply pointed at her screen. During halftime she left for 10 minutes. Other trivia companies use hosts that participate. They are invested. They interact with the audience. This person simply read questions out loud. That's all she did, and not even very well at that. She was mostly garbled and didn't check to see if everyone heard. When she announced the standings she didn't say what place the teams were in. So when she announced team X had 31 points...so what? Is that 10th place or 3rd place? No idea. We had trouble with the app so we tried to use the paper sheet but she mentioned she doesn't look at those, so we struggled with the app the entire evening. We told her we were having trouble but she didn't seem to care. Way to feel welcome. She never asked if anyone needed questions repeated. So many people had to walk up to her and ask. My team had to go up several times and each time she looked annoyed at being interrupted from her crossword puzzle, while begrudgingly pointing at her screen. We all agreed we will not be back. And will be wary of attending any Pub Trivia USA events in the future. Too many other trivia companies in the Chicago area that we know are entertaining. Hosts that introduce themselves, that read and engage the audience, that act as if they're part of the experience and not simply reading off a screen. What a shame.

What a fun organization. When you are looking for high quality trivia questions with fun and…read moreengaging hosts, Pub Trivia USA is the place to go. The length of trivia usually goes about 90-120 minutes with a variety of different topics that are typically challenging but not obscure. Do make sure to check their website for the question of the day.

Ali and Gina are some of the best people you'll meet. They throw amazing and fun events. They have…read morebeen entertaining and working their butts off this entire pandemic and bringing fun directly into our homes.

I enjoyed seeing Baig of Tricks so much at a local bar's trivia night that I hired them for a…read moreprivate party. They were great! Ali made booking the occasion so easy and he responded quickly anytime I had a question during the process. We wanted the theme to be 80s and 90s and Jason did an awesome job making it a fun night for all my friends! I would highly recommend them for a private party or just go check them out!

Where else can you not only display your vast knowledge of the 1993 Chicago Bulls, sing the theme…read moresong to "Full House", and name the top ten Songs of 2003... all while drinking beer and noshing on delicious food? TRIVIA NIGHT, duh! Let's Go Trivia put a competitive edge on useless knowledge, and handsomely rewards winners. These guys aren't like that cheesy guy your grade school hired in 1994 to ask school questions laced with cheesy cheesy humor. They don't have acting aspirations... just a love (and WEALTH) of useless knowledge. Catch them at Pitchfork, Market, 6 Corners, and Rebel throughout the week. Each bar offers drink and food specials. Seriously, how can you NOT love trivia?

We used TBQT for our PTA annual fundraising event - virtually! Even with a year of Zoom fatigue…read moreunder all our belts, The Big Quiz Thing got an audience of over 200 parents engaged, excited, happy and invested! The attention to detail, the specific questions for our niche audience (trivia about our school done so fabulously that even the principal couldn't figure out answers!), the hilarity of it all - an all around fabulous time. Such a wonderful event - THANK YOU to Noah and the Big Quiz Team!

This was a fabulous virtual event for our synagogue. We used The Big Quiz Thing before at an…read morein-person event and this was just as good. Noah is the ultimate Quizmaster and was able to customize it so it was a family-friendly event. They were also beyond accommodating by letting us have the time for announcements and other synagogue events prior to the game starting. Looking forward to using them again in the future!!

Stew from Stewpendous Productions was awesome! I hosted a couples shower in the burbs and he was a…read morehit! Everyone is still talking about what a great time it was, and it was all because of Stew! Stew was there on time, set up and ready to go! He had previously interviewed the bride and groom-to-be, and the entire event was curated around them without being overdone. He had questions we could not anticipate, which I loved! And, he was hilarious! The end of the evening he played music for us while everyone took pictures. He added the perfect entertainment element to what could have otherwise been just another boring wedding event. I highly recommend Stewpendous Productions for your next occasion. Stew really does put the "fun" in function!

Stew was organized, and great to interact with! Trivia was well organized and we had a great time!read more

The food here is amazing! The burgers are juicy and the tater tots are crispy but soft inside. The…read moreside salad was delicious.

This was my 2nd visit to Dock Rotz, the 1st time the food and service was FANTASTIC so I decided to…read morego again and take my mom for her birthday. It was on a Tuesday during lunch. Thank goodness for the food runner refilling drinks & removing dirty dishes because the waitress was absolutely AWFUL (even after asking for refills we didn't get them). The food wasn't as good as the 1st visit either. We had burnt sandwiches & dry fish. Our first visit was after lunch rush, my suggestion is to go at an office peak time. The owners should seriously think about providing some training for the waitstaff to get them up to par on successfully doing their job