Shift manager (beard guy) was very knowledgeable and hospitable. These days customer service is…read moreusually lacking but not here.

This was me and my husband's first time here, but it was a great visit. They practice social…read moredistancing, but alot of ppl didn't have ok their face masks. We did though. This is a older movie theater, and family owned. Nice young employees at the concession stand and ticket booth. Reasonable prices for tickets, and snacks. We went to watch Spider-Man and it was a great movie. We ordered a large popcorn, 2 drinks, a box of m and m's and a pretzel. Everything was good but the pretzel. My husband love pretzels, but not that one. We will definitely be back soon.

Austin makes some wonderful guitars & is a fantastic luthier. Did I mention he does repairs, as…read morewell? He's basically a jack-of-all-trades, when it comes to stringed instruments. I'm hoping more people start to notice his exceptional craftsmanship, attention to detail, & choose to commission his talents. The quality will surpass your expectations, without a doubt. Whether you're in the market for a custom build, or just need some maintenance, he's absolutely exceptional! CW

From the owner: McKee Guitars specializes in building custom guitars and guitar repair.read more

Very Good place I liked their catalog of games and exclusive gaming items I go there once every…read moremonth worth it everytime

I brought in a Nintendo Switch with several controllers a charging station and case. Everything was…read morein excellent condition. I asked how much he could give me for them. I am not a gamer, this belonged to son before going to the military. He offered me $20.00 in cash or a $40 store credit. This guy is a fing rip off. I posted it on Marketplace and was able to get $80 for it. Stay away from this scammer!!!!!!

My Granddaughter has been going there for at least 4 yrs and loves it. Yes they do have the older…read morestudents with the younger ones as they are able to help teach the younger ones. In fact my granddaughter has helped the little ones and enjoys doing it it helps her learn also. When my granddaughter's mother passed away the teacher there helped her a lot. I have really enjoyed watching her bloom with her dance and she loves it

Dance is a learning opportunity and the academy does not teach. The classes are incredibly small…read morefor a reason. The main teacher doesn't teach. One is basically paying for girls to put shoes on and chat. Dance is a lot of money. Too much to not be trained properly. The place is very unclassy overall as well. There are not a lot of students either and high schoolers take classes with 5th graders often. Go somewhere else like the LaSalle Dance Center or Adagio. It will be more worth your time and money! I suggest seeing the recitals of each studio and comparing the class and performance standards at each place. It is incredibly obvious which studios are lacking.

This hidden Gem in Sycamore Illinois is amazing. My daughter has been taking lessons here for…read morealmost a year. She was struggling to work her way up to Symphonic band in High School, Elizabeth taught her some great techniques but most of all she gave my daughter the confidence she needed to finally make Symphonic band. My daughter is a woodwind player and has also now picked up the Piccolo and is doing great with both the Flute and the Piccolo. If your child needs lessons, please look into "The Music Connection"

From the owner: The Music Connection, LLC goes above and beyond in providing quality music instruction. We have…read morededicated and highly-trained music teachers with music degrees. The facilities are comfortable and easily-accessible with plenty of parking nearby. We also provide several performance opportunities each year and go the extra mile to provide materials and resources that help students and parents really see the progress they are making in lessons. This also helps with planning for future lessons.

I attended big run wolf ranch for a family day, which happens once a month during certain months…read more Otherwise you can request a private visit. The parking situation at Walmart had me a little confused because I don't know directions of Southwest.But I was able to find where the busses, which seemed like two would run a continuously. When dropped off, it was a short walk to get to the front to pay your entrance fee. You could use cash or credit. They had a small open field for where they did presentations. If you want to be able to sit down, I recommend coming a little early, otherwise you will either stand the whole time or you can choose to sit on the grass. It's not a very big place.So once you walk around, you kind of see all of the animals, some a little bit harder to spot. It's cool to see wolves and learn a little bit more about that them about the tigers and the bear. They also had silly safari come out to do a presentation which was really cool to be able to be up close and personal with some of the animals that they brought. They do have food that you can buy on site.If you're feeling a little hungry. We did get a raffle ticket, but I have no idea when the raffle was happening as we didn't stay all day .But overall, it was a fun experience.It's so you make it what it is. You catch the bus back to the walmart parking lot where they dropped you off.

Went here for a family day and had a good experience. The bus experience was a bit tricky since it…read morewasn't clear to me which part of the enormous parking lot was the southwest side, however it was a bit more apparent when I saw lines forming after 10:00. When going there and back, it seems like there were 2 busses making frequent trips, so the wait was fairly short for the shuttle. The process of getting in was fairly quick and efficient, with separate lines for cash and credit. Near the entrance, there was a large space for watching presentations, which were fairly well done -- similar to what I've seen at other similar shows. It would have been nice to have some more bench seating, but this seemed sufficient -- with most patrons standing and some sitting down on the grass. The remainder of the facility featured animals scattered throughout different cages, and some chickens running around throughout the farm. During my visit, many of them were resting though at times they would walk around slowly. Some of the smaller animals were a bit more difficult to spot as they would blend into their surroundings. Overall, a fun experience and one of the few spots in the midwest where you'll be able to see several wolves together like this (I believe Wolf Park in Indiana and Brookfield Zoo are the other ones nearby Chicago - with other options in Ohio, Minnesota, and Missouri for a slightly longer trip).