The best school to get your CDL I pass my final test today 7/3/2024 and I want to say thanks to my…read moreteachers Claudia & Yessenia for helping me with everything thank you guys so much

I know the other reviews are bad but I'm a recent graduated student from this Cdl school and I can…read moretell u right now there the best school in my opinion they help u a lot and will put there effort in to make sure u pass your test got my cdl 1/10/24 and the whole process was good and easy the teacher Claudia helps u to the fullest the other review is either lying or I don't know but when I was there she would always be pushing u making sure u are good for the pretrip she is the main reason I stayed pushing through great teacher Go see for your self don't let these reviews stop u from seeing how good this school is really recommend this school especially if u major in Spanish they will help u pronounce everything word by word In English I seen it happen with my own eyes Good luck to anyone getting there CDL noting is impossible just put in the work and your going see how that pays off

Always a good time at Hawthorne when the thoroughbred meet is in town. So much history here, so…read morewish they would do the much needed repair / upgrade work to the fan stands, concessions, restrooms that is needed because of age wear & tear.

First time here and we had a great time!! The races were fun and excellent service the alcohol was…read morenot expensive and We met some nice folks there.

Great atmosphere, the mood was complete with the Nite Hawks, a jazz band tonight. Loved everything…read moreabout this place. Completely different than what I've ever experienced and will definitely be back!! The four of us ordered the woz, the sephia, De bello, apple cinnamon bourbon tea, and last but not least, absinthe!! First time absinthe, it was delicious. We ordered the Parmesan fries and I don't think i can eat fries any other way now! Love love love, you won't regret it! According to the co-owner, they will be opening on Sunday's for comedy nights!

Went to Club Coco on a Friday night with a girlfriend. There was fun live music (David Bazaar was…read moreplaying), classy ambiance, and comfortable seating. Although I was apprehensive about the area, I was surprised to find such classy bar on top of the sports bar below. I had two appetizers, the parmesan fries and fried ravioli, which were both delicious. My girlfriend and I had cocktails, The Waz, Yellow Jacket, New Jersey Devil, and the Soyko. Our favorite was the Soyko Martini (delicious lemon!) The servers were super friendly and personable. They attended to our every need. I totally recommend this place!

my nephew started going to this place for summer camps 2 yrs ago and it changed his whole attitude…read more better grades, goes outside more. i dont think hes gonna go pro or anything but hes got structure and is happy. plus we went there to use the batting cages and it was fun for me too, the facility is pretty big and clean and stuff.

This place does great work bringing the game of baseball to kids of all ages in the city of…read moreChicago. They offer various programs year round. Your kid may even get a chance to meet a current or former major leaguer!

Taking classes for a Supply Chain Management Certification. Classes start in the fall. The online…read morewebsite is very user friendly and the IT Help desk has help me a TON! I am looking forward to the fall semester.

Candy is the best and sweetest faculty member. It is not fair how administrators are treating her…read moreafter all the time she has dedicated to the students in the tutoring lab. I cannot think of a person who cares more about us and our success than her. She is more than qualified to stay at our campus and teach but this institution discriminated her. Do better Morton.

We attended Trickery on Saturday 04/18/26. Aaron was adept at working with a diverse audience to…read moreinclude them and maintain control of his performance in a very intimate setting. Because it's BYOB you'll get the 20-somethings that feel they have to get loaded beforehand and then act the fool while attending (do you hear that "Neil"? No one wants the focus on you acting like it was your first experience with alcohol) but Aaron was skilled at bypassing them without causing tension or escalating bad behavior. Aaron's attitude is one of someone who has worked hard to make this little venture work, and he deserves respect and recognition for his obvious commitment and work ethic. His act included variations of tricks performed by other magicians, with his own twists. He is an expert at sleight of hand and distraction, which is considerably more difficult in a room about the size of an average residential living-room. He had an appropriate sense of humor aligned with an audience coming to Boystown, an overtly gay neighborhood in Chicago (if you're not familiar). However he wasn't garish, flaming, flamboyant, or offensive; he managed a perfect balance of innuendo humor and audience engagement without being cheap or ingenuine. The snarky one-liners will likely go over your young kids' heads (although bring them to an early show, your 9 year old doesn't belong in Boystown at 10 pm on a weekend), and he carries himself with class avoiding the use of profanity or graphic terms. Again, I can't overstate that his tricks were amazing, impressive, and captivating - as magic should be. You leave the show shaking your head and wondering how it's done - which truly makes it "magic". You would be hard-pressed to spend $36.36/person for an hour of live entertainment that can match Aaron's performance. Pro-tip: If you're driving there you will need to use an app to reserve parking, as there aren't garages like downtown Chicago and every street is filled with so many signs there's no way you will return and find your car not-towed or not-ticketed. Chicago does this on purpose to generate revenue; you'll see "street cleaning" on Tuesday from xx hour to xx hour, no parking when snow is over 2 inches OR any time from Dec 1 through April 1, loading zone, 15 minute stopping/standing with flashers, no parking, residential permit zone only, bike lanes, bus stop restrictions, etc. If you find street parking and think you've beaten the system, think again. Nobel Prize Laureates, Rhodes Scholars, Ivy League PhDs, Mensa members - you can meet them all at Chicago Central Auto Pound retrieving their vehicles. Stephen Hawking couldn't drive, but if he could and he parked in that neighborhood all the quantum mechanics in the world wouldn't make his towed car reappear from the Chicago Parking space-time continuum. The nice thing is if you do reserve parking and give yourself enough time you can walk to many, many restaurants and bars in the area that are open even after the 10 pm show ends. Thank you Aaron for a wonderful experience, you made my wife's birthday memorable for both of us.

If you're looking for something a little different, this is a fantastic magic/comedy show not too…read morefar from Wrigley Field. Great for date nights and if you're lucky, you might end up on stage. It's also BYOB and there's a 7/11 a block away.

What a terrific winery! This is definitely on the finer scale. I would not recommend for small…read morechildren. It is not as family friendly as Timber Hill. But this has an overall sense of elegance. There is a place to sit outside by the creek, there is outdoor and indoor seating. The grounds are meticulously maintained. You can get a three flight wine experience and you get to keep the glass! The server we had was super friendly and informative. Very affordable at only $15, and the bathrooms were were pretty nice. Plentiful parking. Overall a great place!

I visited this winery for a casual afternoon outing, and while the scenery is really pretty, the…read moreoverall experience was just okay. The space itself is relaxing and would be a great spot to hang out, but the wine didn't quite match the atmosphere. The options I tried were fine, just not memorable for the price point. The food choices were also pretty limited, and since you can't bring your own snacks, it felt a little restricting. Nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. It's a nice place to sit and enjoy the view for a bit, though I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to come back.