Very convenient public transit. You can take it from the O'Hare airport to the Loop, for $5. For…read moreeverything else, $2.25. You can even just tap your phone these days, instead of buying a special transit card. The train isn't the dirtiest, isn't the cleanest, compared to other cities' public transit, but I thought it was fine. Didn't smell any urine as other Yelpers had described lol. It was efficient, easy to take, and took me where we needed to go! Not bad!!

The air conditioning was broken and it was packed. The train stopped randomly and I was afraid I…read morewas gonna get heat stroke. Like God it was 1200 degrees in there.

Not really sure what's happening today on my chronicles with Metra electric. But an automated voice…read morecame on the loud speaker allowing us to know(once again), we will be late getting home due to circumstances beyond their control-but they are sorry. You just never know what it will be. It can he cold outside, hot, raining, wind blowing high-and you will never know when "something" will go wrong. Gotta love my Metra! *****just found out there is a fallen wire and people are still at the station ...mean while, I am on the train just sitting...**** "Inbound and outbound train movement has been halted near Kensington/115th street due to electrical wire failure. The duration of this delay is unknown. Please visit metrarail.com or listen to platform announcements for current delay information. Updates will be provided."

This Metra stop is easily accessible. It's always clean at this stop . It is not wheelchair…read moreaccessible so you have to be mindful of that . I've used it for years .

For the most of it CTA Halsted is a ghost town during the morning hours, and afternoon. Not sure…read morewhat it's like in the evening, or at night, and I don't really care to find out. I only get off at this stop, because I take classes at Kennedy King College, which sits right outside of this stop. Looking at this stop, I can tell that it has been re-constructed, because it's very clean compared to the outside, and entrance of it. Kudos for that, but lets see if it's maintained. During the morning, and afternoon hours it's safe, from what I've seen! But don't get too comfortable! Outside of this stop, there is a Divvy bike share, if you choose to ride to this location or need a share bike. I'm not to familiar with what stores they have in the area, but I do know there is a Wholefoods, Walgreens, and Post Office within a 400 meter range of this stop. Enjoy, and have a safe trip if you get off, or on at this stop.

Wonderful and full of amazing pictures of hip hop and Chicago history. Staff was super friendly…read moreand knowledgeable. Can't wait to go back as they change out their installations.

Amazing curated posters, ads, and ticket stubs featuring Chicago's very own house music events,…read morehip-hop, and R&B performers.

I treat the manager and the postal delivery man with respect and a open mind for understanding…read more thus for the last 20 years i have gotten the same from the manager at the 63rd lowe in chicago post office. And i get the same respectful treatment from mr. charles my postal delivery man . Anytime there is a problem with my mail , it get resolved quickly .

Why people has to be too rude i feel so extremely bad cuz they treat you like you are not the…read morecostumer:( also must of the time their system is down :/ really.

Great experience with my grands aged 4 & 8. Was very interested in seeing a wax museum exhibit. The…read moreMayor Washington wax figure was the only one. Some facts were incorrect because of years stated and the actual wax figure is in need of minor repairs. His hair could be more grey to match the videos presented. The mechanical Mayor Washington had penetrating eyes. He only resembled the actual mayor a slight bit. In all the exhibit was adequate, rather than excellent, which is what it should be. The other exhibits were well done and well preserved. We had a good visit and will return as the children mature. I did like the pricing categories : senior, adult, student and child. We were them all.

The DuSable Museum is a must do activity for your Chicago itinerary. I went for Juneteenth and…read morethoroughly enjoyed their variety of exhibits from "Paris in Black" to Harold Washington, I was entertained. I loved seeing some of Josephine Baker's and Langston Hughes' personal artifacts too.

CTA has an L station on 69th, with the name being the best thing about it: Six Nine baby. Forget…read moreabout it being in the middle of the busy Dan Ryan Expressway. It's nice feeling a breeze from the whizzing cars sometimes. Also forget about it being between the neighborhoods of Englewood and Grand Crossing. The station actually might be the safest place around here. As far as stations, this is the one with the coolest name so it's great for selfies and funny pics for Instagram. It serves the Red Line. This is the first station north of the 95th Street terminal. It doesn't get too busy at this station at rush hour. Mainly because there's not many people going to work. In all seriousness it's not close to anything. There's a few fast food places and pawn shops. Most people get on at 95th and ride on through here. The station itself is surprisingly clean and there's not a bad smell because it's outside. Be aware of the shady ass characters. It has a few but not as many as expected. This Line is the busiest so there's never a long wait for trains.

Very nice. Clean. Quiet. Very knowledgeable & professional staff. All very helpful as well. Note:…read moreyou don't even need to get on a a computer to scan & print, and can send out immediately via email or to storage device. Cool. More selection of books!

Escalators don't always work, but it is what it is. I hope that the new station is more efficient…read moreand keeps up with the neighborhood better. The ETA signage isn't always accurate or sometimes doesn't show anything at all, but it's always well-lit and adequately staffed.

The few times I rode the red line over the last few years I haven't had any major problems. The…read morepeople do get rowdy & sometimes the station/train is dirty. It's also weird how they at times have a lot of TSA level fake security while a drug dealer is literally cattle calling that he is selling weed 20 feet away from them. Like why not just call the police & have them escorted off the premises? At times I've seen security act just as wild as the passengers. The station itself is nice. It looks like it was recently renovated. It's pretty much a bus depot with buses that go all over the southside coming here. As always KEEP YOUR HEAD ON A SWIVEL & CALL THE POLICE if you need help. There are a ton of shady characters. I've seen people before try to get a CTA employee to help them out with an issue & act surprised when the employee doesn't help them. Just like the "security theatre" that is TSA, CTA isn't law enforcement... they CAN'T enforce laws. They will only assist you by making a report & contacting the actual police.