The IMAX theatre is jaw dropping. Absolutely incredible viewing experience for films that fit the…read morescreen. Can't wait for the next to come out, I will be there. Meg was a fantastic host and Pedro was an amazing projectionist.

This theater is the only in all of Illinois that now offers a 70MM IMAX experience! Cinemark…read morerecently renovated to improve their screen, get a new projector, and upgraded the seating in this special theater. I loved that there is a separate space with its own common area, smaller restrooms, and concession stand. They had movie specific posters, IMAX posters, and a display all in this area as well for the fans. We visited to experience The Odyssey as the film was shot and intended to be seen. It was amazing hearing how many people travelled from far away to also experience the movie. Andrew did a great job kicking off our experience with background on the film, imax experience, and why it's so special. We had an amazing time in the imax area but simply noticed that the remainder of the space felt not as nice.

Rather convenient nearby grocer. Nothing special though. Prices usually better than Jewel (same…read moredistance for me), but I do hate when they make you buy multiple of something to get a decent price. Jewel way worse on that though too (or to download their app). Normally, I'd give 3 stars, but I'm currently avoiding due to the fact they sold me moldy buns (Dave's). I bought them on November 10th, but the expiration date was 10/31 (which I didn't look at until after I noticed the green bread I was holding and almost bit into). 6 month ban for that. Sickening. Oh, and one more thing, not even any surprise, or even an apology, when I returned them. Just business as usual.

THE OTHER SIDE OF TOWN…read more Sometimes it's nice to venture to the far end of where you live, even if it's just a beer run. Of the two Meijer stores in Bolingbrook, this is the eastern location near I-355 & Boughton Rd. It's off of Janes Ave in the same general vicinity as IHOP, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Discount Tire. The store is laid out in a mirror image of the one I'm used to, so it took me a while to find what I needed. A 12pk of Half Acre Daisy Cutter was marked down to $18 (normally $25) and a 4pk of Stella Artois tallboys was $7, also a very good deal. I only bought booze on this trip, so I can't comment on the quality or availability of produce. The shopping floor seemed clean and well-organized. I made use of the US Bank ATM inside and couldn't help but notice it was much smaller than the behemoth at the Meijer on Weber Rd, AKA Bolingbrook West. I stood there slightly hunched over, punching in my PIN on a keypad that seemed tiny by comparison. Were Derek Zoolander present, he would've said "what is this, a cash machine for ants??" During self-checkout, the guy who came over to scan my ID for the beer waved his badge and was greeted with the classic 21st century nuisance--dude's password had expired! He politely retreated to his master terminal, coming back several minutes later to finish ringing me up. A minor inconvenience, plus I got a decent chuckle out of it. Glad I'm not the only one that happens to. * TL;DR * It's not the one I usually hit up, but Bolingbrook's other Meijer is A-OK. The store was tidy and I found what I needed. Self-checkout took longer than I would've liked, though not a huge issue. I don't imagine I'll come here much in the future as the one on Weber is merely a stone's throw from my house. This strikes me as a decent Meijer servicing the people of eastern Bolingbrook, Woodridge, and Darien.

Walk-ins welcomed. Efficient barbers that are very skilled and meticulous while not taking an…read moreexcessive amount of time. Upbeat barbers and comfortable seating while you wait.

I had a good experience at Axis Cuts. I went in for a beard lineup and a low taper fade, and the…read morebarber did a solid job on both. The beard was cleaned up nicely, and the fade came out looking sharp. The service cost $45, which I think is fair--especially considering many other barbers charge even more for similar work. Overall, a decent experience, and I'd consider coming back.

Wonderful service! Wonderful selection!! Highly recommend!…read moreThe selection is fantastic and they offer so much assistance!

First time February 10th - took a couple of quilts to be long/arm quilted. Anxious to see how I…read morelike Quilter's Quest! Natalie wrote up my applicant quilt form -- beautiful store! Lots of beautiful quilts on display.

Always start the weekend off right at Cigars & Mirrors. Bill & Wally are awesome partners and they…read morego above and beyond to make sure you feel welcomed. Tony D.

A great new cigar shop in the area. They have a large selection of all the major brands, and I've…read morenever been disappointed with the freshness of any cigars purchased from here.

Morton Arb! Oh my, one of my favorite places! No matter how many times you visit here, you are sure…read moreto find something new or different every single time. The seasons bring so many beautiful changes to this place, but the Arb is absolutely phenomenal at continuously expanding its attractions. From rotating art/sculptures, hosting gorgeous weddings, to their children's area, live music, dog days, pop up events, art shows and an awesome gift shop. Even the most anti-outdoors person would enjoy coming here. Parking is ample and the park is huge, spanning 1,700 acres! It took me many years realize how fortunate I was to grow up with this sensational outdoor museum within minutes from my home, after visiting many similar gardens, I can confirm the Arb is certainly a must see experience for nature lovers. There is some amazing history about this place as well. J. Sterling Morton created Arbor Day and he was the father of Joy Morton (founded Morton Salt). Joy made moneeyyyyy and decided he was going to buy land and basically collect trees from all over the world. In 1922, The Morton Arboretum was established with 175 acres and it's SO COOL this place still exists and has blown up to 1,700 acres. BTW there is still a cemetery on site honoring the Morton family.

It's been a very long time since I've been to this place since I was little and it's still as…read morebeautiful as I remember when I was little girl When you drive up to the cashier in your car, you can pay one dollar with your WIC card if not general admission is $27 The service is very nice and very quick

My first time at this place, and I had a good experience! The service was excellent, and my server…read morewas super nice. The food was okay, but in my opinion, the biscuits were a little too heavy on carbs. I would recommend adding another protein to this plate. The Chickichanga was my favorite it was DELICIOUS!!! And the potatoes on both plates were on point The atmosphere was really nice too, a great spot to talk, hang out, and share with othe.

All good! Service, food prep & great servers. One of our…read morebest restaurants in the area!

This has always been my airport of choice when given an option of airline hubs for multi-leg…read moreflights. It has also been my choice for international departures when possible, specifically Hong Kong. The size of the airport is easy to navigate and less than an hour flight from my smaller local airport, which usually makes it an affordable option in comparison to Atlanta and New York. During my most recent trips, the airport terminals visited were usually Terminal 1 and 2. All of the elevators, escalators, and moving sidewalks were fully functional. I wish there were more food options during the longer layovers, but it wasn't a dealbreaker.

This airport is big. Big and overwhelming. But my wife enjoyed it. She found it exciting. I found…read moreit still stuck in the 90s, à la "Home Alone." But I digress. The good thing about O'Hare is that it is a major hub for flights, both domestic and international, since it sits in the middle of the country. Of course, getting to downtown Chicago or coming from there can be a challenge, depending on when you're traveling. The Chicago Thruway traffic can be a fright, where you will be on the road for anywhere from 50 minutes to 90 minutes. Coming from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, direct flights to Chicago are plentiful, so getting there is a breeze unless there's a blizzard or some other disastrous weather pattern that may lead to permanent doom. Fortunately, that wasn't the case on our flight earlier this month. Now, reaching the baggage claim can be a bit of a walk, and even more so if you don't know where to find the area to pick up your ride share. That can be incredibly confusing, since it's on the Departures level, not the Arrivals level. The food vendors are not that great if you are gluten-free, like my wife is. For me, I found a spot with Chicago dogs and deep dish, which I enjoyed one more time before boarding our flight back to Fort Lauderdale. For as large and important as O'Hare is as a hub, the terminals and gate seating areas are at least 20 years out of date. But it still works as a major airport, with flights going in and out at all hours of the day.