Craft beer, tasty bites and Bill Murray on the BIG screen in the middle of a brewery…read more.. In the immortal words of Liz Lemon, "I want to go to there." So I did. Because I'm a big girl and I can do these kinds of things if I so choose. Plus, I was meeting an old friend up here, for the monthly Brew & View series showing Wes Anderson's 'The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.' Let the record show that I was early and my friend was late. It's important that you know that because he's a manager at a job I used to work at, and I'd actually gotten suspended from that job for a single day for being late all the time. It's also important to note that the day I was suspended from working was, serendipitously, Bill Murray's 61st birthday. I know it was meant to teach me a lesson, but it really just gave me a chance to go out and par-tay. When I returned from my suspension, my manager friend (not the one who suspended me) jokingly asked if I'd learned my lesson. Ha! Me? Learn a lesson? Pffft. Not on my watch. So anyway, he suggested we give the monthly (sometimes twice a month) event a shot since it had been a while since we'd seen each other and because beer and Bill Murray, duh. So I get there early because I wanted to snag a decent seat in the movie room, which has not only the very large screen (about a quarter of the size of a regular movie theater screen), a stage, a full bar, a few banquette booths facing the screen, rows of high-boys and a second level where you can watch from above if you really want to be a jerk to your server. I was surprised it wasn't more packed, since the movie showing is free, though you can happily spend your dough on some of Two Brothers' hand-crafted brews and delicioso food from the Chefs here. I think that because it wasn't busy that my friend and we made it a little awkward with our talking and laughing and such, but I think that it's intended to be a more casual showing where you can whisper amongst friends and quote lines and such. The only neg on that is the kitchen is sooo far from where the movie room is, that it's near impossible for your food to stay hot after the trek to the further ends of the building. I ordered a Bare Tree to drink and about a zillion menu items including the grilled octopus, mussels, vegan tacos, and a side of my favorite fries. It was a little difficult to eat in the dark of the cinema, but I managed. Also lost my spoon in the bowl of mussels and broth, but whatever. My friend fished it out and all was good. Our server was really great. I felt for him running around in the dark, taking beer and food orders, and getting ignored by customers who were too busy watching the flick to reply when he inquired about them perhaps wanting another beer. That dude had patience and I hope people tipped him well. You can follow their movie schedules through the Two Brothers Roundhouse Facebook page. They usually pick some pretty awesome flicks... lots of great stuff with Bill Murray, Rick Moranis, Jeff Goldblum, Jeff Bridges, and more. I believe the next showing is March 13th with Pulp Fiction and I'm pretty sure there's a mini Lebowski Fest in the works as well. See you there!

Very knowledgeable and friendly people. This store has it all. They have crystal and other items…read morefor jewelry that they can make there. They provide services for both in the store and some at home. The whole vibe is so calming. I have done the reiki and reading service so far an picked up a couple of items.

This place is amazing. It's like a home away from home. Greeted when I come in the door. They also…read moreprovide free hugs. Very encouraging and uplifting. This space is a very safe space. I've purchased crystals, candles, manifestation pens, jewelry etc. On top of that I've also had Reki done, massages, tarot reading, hypnotherapy (it's nothing like what you think it is). I've received coaching as well. They have hosted a few festivals where they bring in other vendors. This is definitely a top notch more than just a metaphysics place.

This place was awesome! I lived and went to universal horror nights in Orlando for five years…read more Trying to find a haunted house that even comes close to Universal quality has been a challenge. Massacre haunted house has amazing visual affects, the make up is it awesome, and the props are super cool. the first line was a regular Q line, and then you entered another a bit past a bar! this room had lights and a DJ booth what a great way to wait. The haunted house had many twists and turns, amazing effects, and creepy story lines. I say a haunted house is a success if I go "Oh shit". at least once... I yelled it three times here. Definitely worth going!

I had an absolutely spine-tingling experience at the haunted house! From the moment I walked in,…read morethe eerie ambiance and attention to detail were outstanding. The actors' performances were top-notch, delivering scares that had me jumping out of my skin. The haunted house was incredibly immersive, with creepy sets and special effects that kept me on edge throughout the entire journey. It's a must-visit for any thrill-seeker looking for a heart-pounding and unforgettable Halloween adventure! I love the Dj when you walk in- every year there's a new set up !!! Highly recommended!!!

Never had any problems at this theatre. The staff is very friendly and pleasant…read more Can't wait to see the updated reclining chairs implemented. I would go three times a month if those were there!

Me and my wife went to a new Mission Impossible today. Have not been there for a few years. The…read morechairs in row G have been dirty. But main problem is the overall chair quality. They are outdated, small and inconvenient! We barely made it to the end of the movie. Almost all the movie theaters around upgraded their chairs except Showplace! Will not get back there again.

So fun! New scenes. Quick line. Everyone interacts with you in line and in the house. Easy to…read morebuy tickets online. Love coming here. It is so much fun!

Honestly, this was just a mid-level haunted house compared to other large haunts I've been to…read more Their sister haunt, Disturbia, is way better. It feels like this one doesn't have as much money/resources put into it. I'm not saying it was terrible, but I left thinking "meh!". The 3D clown area is cool, but I've seen it done in multiple other haunted houses. When trying to figure out which haunt to visit, check out Hellsgate and Disturbia over this one.

I had been here a few years ago to see The Producers with my husband, since I knew he'd love it…read more(and he did). This theatre consistently provides excellent experiences with top-tier quality shows, often drawing from local and Broadway talent alike. However crowded theatres get in downtown Chicago, and however surly their employees can be at times, the Paramount is the opposite on both counts. What a breath of fresh air! Better yet, the sightlines are terrific. Even in the very back, you have a great view of the stage, and the seats' heights are staggered enough where short people's views aren't easily blocked. Although the Paramount is quite far from where I live, so it's not a super frequent visit for me, that is not due to any lack of quality in terms of the experience or shows!

I had an amazing experience at the Paramount Theater! I went to see The Full Monty, and it exceeded…read moreall my expectations. The venue itself is beautiful, with great acoustics and a classic atmosphere that really adds to the overall experience. The performance was fantastic, funny, energetic, and surprisingly heartfelt. The cast did an incredible job, and the production quality was top-notch. You could tell a lot of effort went into every detail. Staff were friendly and helpful, and everything from entry to seating was smooth and well-organized. I can't wait to come back for another show!