As a visitor to Chicago, it is so nice to be able to rely on Michael of LaSalle limo. I'm always…read morecatching a super early morning flight, and he is prompt, polite, transport is clean, and honest. Highly recommend.

Yendis Entertainment and the Band - The Miracles, would like to personally thank Paulina Manolache,…read moreReservations and the Staff at LaSalle Limousine Service, Inc., Chicago for their professionalism, generosity and assistance with our trips for our Event called Miracles for Heroes Concert. The Event they are servicing is being held on Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. at the Harris Theatre. Our event is FREE for all Veterans and the Military! LaSalle in Chicago has the best selection of fleet and cars, vans and party buses, we have ever seen! All the drivers are smart, helpful, courteous and efficient. Out of all the car services we have used "They are the BEST!" For anyone who needs ground transportation, should choose LaSalle in Chicago! They are the only limousine service in Chicago that cared about our Veterans and Military, when all other car services turned their back. LaSalle is a true Patriotic Limousine Service! TO CONTACT THEM: LaSalle Limousine Service, Inc. Servicing Chicago and Surrounding Areas (773) 427-7700 info@lasallelimo.com All the Best, Mari Molina, Personal Manager Yendis Entertainment themiraclesmusic.com 602.456.9744/office, 602.692.2007/direct mari@yendis.biz Kelley Herr, Administrative Assistant Yendis Entertainment themiraclesmusic.com kelleydherr@yahoo.com Cell Phone Direct: 973-529-3280

If this is the page for the whole town/village, I absolutely love it here! We are from out of…read morestate, and Schaumburg is great! The best! Has basically every restaurant & store you could want! Woodfield mall is here! Busse Woods is great, lots to do in Schaumburg! I really, truly love this village/town/city and was told that decades ago they fitted it to have the power capability of 3 times that of Chicago, because they were expecting it to out grow downtown Chicago! Schaumburg is great, and definitely has even more potential! I love love love Schaumburg-town! Stop by for a meal, or stay awhile and make Schaumburg home!

This was a really cool event that was hosted by the Historic Pullman Foundation and Pullman…read moreNational Monument. They were a little disorganized to start. I got there just before 9 am and it seemed like the volunteers had only been there a few minutes before me. When I bought my ticket I was their first customer of the day (they sold tickets online beforehand). The ticket had a bit of a map and the places that were open/part of the event, but that was all. There was no info on the ticket or any of the signs about WHEN things were happening. So I waited 10 minutes or so for a neighborhood tour to begin but it didn't start for another 50 minutes or so, at 10 am. I wish they'd indicated on the signs and/or ticket when the neighborhood and monument tours were happening. The lines for the train cars was long. I think it was about an hour and I was there by 9:15. That was in some part because they were limiting the number of people to about a dozen at a time. I appreciate they did this as a COVID precaution. But it was worth it; the cars were amazing. They had a 1950 Pullman streamliner, a 1914 car, and the last one I can't remember the year but I think it was the 20s. They were astounding--talk about luxury. Some of the rooms had their own sink in the corner, and were made up like a hotel bed. You can join AARPCO, the association for private rail owners, and participate in their events. It was so awesome that these folks agreed to bring their privately-owned rail cars here for the event. TIL that you can rent a car and take it wherever you want to go! I totally want to rent one now.... They did have a few volunteers go through before others. If they have similar precautions or limitations in future events I hope they consider setting aside time for the volunteers to do that before or after--not just to move people through a little more quickly, but they should get more time to wander through these amazing cars and take their time in each of them! After I finished the tour of the rail cars, I headed over to join a neighborhood tour. Really glad I got there just in the nick of time because was a great tour, and led by a neighborhood resident who's lived there over a decade. He was able to share a lot of really interesting information about the history of the neighborhood, some of the specific homes, and the architectural details that I wouldn't have known just by taking a self-guided tour through the neighborhood. I took a short tour through the Hotel Florence, which is usually not open but was for this event. It was quite a stately place in its day, and the bottom floor was open to the parlor, billiard room, dining room, and lobby. It was named after Pullman's (rumored to be) favorite daughter, Florence, and I do hope they can restore the building to something resembling its original grandeur. I ended up becoming a member of the Historic Pullman Foundation when I was down here because I certainly want to support their work and restoration. I'm really excited to learn more about the events that happen down here because I just got lucky finding out about Train Days because I knew that Pullman occasionally had neighborhood tours. I will return in future years. Definitely if you're a "foamer" (a term I learned today from a coworker when I suggested the event to her and her husband; apparently, there someone obsessed with trains) you'd love this. But I would encourage anyone with an interest in Chicago history, history in general, trains, or Chicago neighborhoods to go as well.

Recommend. I made reservations online, and just needed your email receipt. We did the three o'clock…read moreSpeakeasy tour on a Saturday. We hopped on the tour bus at McDonalds and took off. Our guide, Eric, was fabulous. Being a high school history teacher was a big plus in his knowledge and exciting presentation. Only ten people are on a tour, so the group is intimate and easy to get through the old buildings. You buy your own drinks at the bars, or don't drink at all. There is no food. We had a good time learning some history of Prohibition. As fun and something touristy to do, this event is a bit cheesy, Hubby wanted me to add. We laughed. It was fun.

We did the 7pm - ghost and gangsters tour. Tour guide was very knowledgeable, great ghost stories…read morearound the city! We were on a bus and got off at stops to take pics, look around. I wish they would have taken us inside a spooky room, inside the Jane hull house or inside theater. It would have given more depth to tour. We try to take our teens somewhere different and this was something they had never done before. I recommend it.

We toured the Frank Lloyd Wright home which was fantastic. We started to walk on a self guided tour…read moreof other FLW homes when we saw Rick and his cab. We then decided to take Rick's tour and are darn glad we did. Rick has a vast amount of knowledge of the homes in Oak Park and makes it pleasant to hear about their history. If you have a chance to take Rick's Rickshaw, do it.

We hired Rick and his Richshaw for our wedding in May 2014 at Promontory Point in Hyde Park. Rick…read morewas FANTASTIC: he was easy to plan with, and accommodated all of our requests. Our guests (and we) were so grateful to have him there to shuttle folks to and from their cars and the hotel - and he was SO professional and fun. THANK YOU, Rick, for helping to make our day a bit more special. We are so grateful and would highly recommend Rick's business to anyone.

We were disappointed to miss out riding the El on this visit to Chicago. I did get some views of…read moreit from the surface streets as we walked nearby and sometimes under the structures. Hope to experience it as a rider during my next visit to Chicago.

Yes, the business is in a good location. Location is always good. Always good parking. Make sure…read moreyou pay the meters never know when a meter reader will come around to give a ticket but the place is excellent. The environment on the inside is lovely. The menu is very interesting and the cook is excellent Cook. The menu is excellent food clean is thoroughly cooked Just one suggestion at this point. Please cut down on the salt. Your vegetable shouldn't be salty. The Greens are overly salty. I could tell The Yams ingredients are genuine because normally you can taste the ginger or the cinnamon and you can also tell if there's honey or maple syrup and there's no butter flavored neither so maybe it was a can yam so that's not good. It's not good at all. The fish is superb. I can say all the meats are excellent. It's just a side dishes aren't genuine. The side dishes are canned goods and bagged frozen vegetables And last, but not the least, make sure that the hostess understands the order properly My experience was I ordered , I ordered a 3 course meal plus two separate sides. Instead I received my 2 separate sides inside of the actual meal plate and my meal sides in a container It was corrected once I went back into the restaurant, but who wants to leave and have to come back to get it corrected especially when you're on parking meter.

Mike was amazing. We had an absolutely incredible experience with him! From the very start, he was…read moreengaging, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about sharing the history and culture of the Chicago. He was happy to answer questions or tailor parts of the tour based on our interests. You can tell he truly care about making sure everyone has a memorable experience. If you're looking for a tour that's informative, fun, and personal, I can't recommend Mike enough. This was easily one of the highlights of our trip!

Mike, who owns an operates the tours is extremely knowledgeable in Chicago history and…read morearchitecture. It's also extremely friendly and personable. Despite having lived in Chicago before decades, I have never taken a tour or I don't learn new and interesting information. Highly recommend.

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I'd hate to venture down there in the winter, with highways on both sides, and nothing to block…read morethat awful Chicago, below zero winds. But a day like today may make it worth it :) Friendly staff working all shifts, and very helpful. Usually they're cleaning and making sure the trouble that hangs out in front is either gone, or not harassing people in transit. You end up on Western, so at least you're on a busy street on your walk home with stores and restaurants. Not a bad stop at all.