Management- It's summer/ 95 degrees and there is absolutely…read morezero air movement in the showers or locker room. It's too warm and smells like mold. It's impossible to cool down, especially if you have to head to work afterwards. This is not the way it used to be, and another example of Endeavor trying to cut corners. Mold +flies in the showers?? Seriously??

I love trapeze and trampoline. Their food is delicious and the toilets are tops Their air…read morefreshener is great

My number one brunch spot in Chicago! Right in front of the…read morecrown fountain. On mother's day weekend We walked in around 12:30 pm and were immediately seated on the patio, surrounded by beautiful purple tulips, it was the perfect setting. The food was absolutely amazing, and the coffee was unlimited, rich and flavorful. Our server, Jake, was incredibly helpful and made the experience even better. Don't miss the crème brûlée it was perfectly done and full of flavor. I'll definitely be coming back. A must-visit spot for brunch lovers! Thank you Jake

This is a new and much needed business In the area. The Cage is an indoor baseball/softball…read moretraining facility in Portage Park, that helps kids with pitching, hitting and fielding as well as physical fitness. Jesus and Jason really know what they are doing and they both work hard to give all players what the skills they need to succeed in the sport. There is decent amount of space for a place within the city and the rates are very reasonable. They make the experience not only rewarding but fun for the players they work with, and you can really see the difference in the kids they work with. Great place with great people. I'd you are lo ok I go for a place to get some swings in on the northwest side definitely give this place a look.

I wanted to take a moment to express how much I appreciate Chris and his wonderful family for…read morecreating such an outstanding pickleball facility and a vibrant community of fantastic people. From the very beginning, I've been a member and have truly enjoyed every minute spent at the Pickleball Clubhouse. His staff always impresses me with their kindness, courtesy, professionalism, and--most importantly--their genuine passion for pickleball. I make it a point to play several times each week, and it's always one of the highlights of my day. The positive energy and camaraderie at this club are unmatched. I wholeheartedly recommend the Pickleball Clubhouse to any player, regardless of experience. It's a place where everyone feels welcome, and the love for the game shines through in everything they do. Thank you for creating an environment that brings so much joy and connection to our community!

Pickleball Clubhouse is a true gem on the northwest side of the city. The owners and the staff are…read moretrue advocates of the sport. The legendary Thillens family is lucky to have the Sears family carry on the tradition of building a space where all in the community are welcome.

Great 24/7 gym. Has all the equipment a lifter wants and needs. Renato keeps the gym and equipment…read morein great shape. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.

Great place and great people who are willing to help you on a fitness journey or to begin one. Lot…read moreof equipment helpful staff.

My daughter went to camp there and learned a backhand in 2 weeks! She was very proud.read more

My daughter just started taking gymnastics classes here, but I'm already super impressed. She had…read morebeen taking lessons at a large fancy gym in the suburbs, but she stopped for awhile and they now have a huge waitlist to get back in, so we decided to try a class here through the park district (at a fraction of the price!!). This facility is clean and well kept despite being on the older side. All of the classes that I saw going on during my daughter's class seemed great and the things the older girls were doing were super impressive. There were banners and trophies all over the gym from competitions that teams from this gym have won, which also speaks volumes. I wish I could share a picture of the facility, but they have a sign that says no photography allowed.

An indoor sports facility that is so much bigger than you think it is from the entrance. There are…read morefields to play soccer, dodgeball or kickball along with a full-size basketball court, golf simulators, batting cages (nets) and a weight room. There are also probably three or four businesses operating within. I was here for HotShots kids program where the kids play multiple sports in one day. The staff have all been very friendly and helpful. There is also a parents lounge (Glass) area to do work if needed with coffee and wifi. The entrance is on the back side of this enormous building, which is a little confusing but once you figure it out, there is plenty of parking. This was an epic find for us for the hot summer.

The gym itself is great. My one star review is for the employees. My gym membership was randomly…read morecanceled by an employee named Heather. Called the gym to find out what the issue was. Another employee named Connor said he would investigate and talk to Heather. Well that investigation was fairly quick. Connor emailed me back immediately stating that my membership was "mistakenly" canceled by Heather. Who mistakenly cancels a gym membership?? What a poor excuse, Connor. And supposedly my card on file was not valid for the month of January 2026. But the same card was valid all of 2024 and 2025 and they sure took my money. I decided to spend my money else where. Do better guys, your poor excuses can lose a lot of customers.

I really like this place and as a gym it's nice and clean, staff are usually helpful and kind. I…read morereally like this place and the atmosphere and people are very nice. My one issue is the billing department. I pay 75$ a month to have a membership here, and when I got a knee injury that required crutches and a massive heavy metal brace around my leg, my Doctor told me I was not allowed to work out until I was cleared by her as I might need surgery. This did not warrant a good enough reason for them to let me cancel my membership (because I can still do arm workouts according to them). During my four month recovery I was still charged a 15$ fee instead of the entire amount. Then, when I'm finally cleared and ready to get back to the gym my monthly membership charge declined, and I immediately noticed and put enough money in my account to pay for it. To my surprise the next day I got a charge for $98 instead of $75, and when I called they said their reasoning was because there's a service fee if they have to run your card again. A $23 dollar random fee is insane. This company is too focused on making as much money as they can off of each person who joins and honestly I won't be renewing my membership when it's time.

This place makes me happy. I don't really have much of a family, and mostly all friends have left…read moreChicago.... When I come here, the staff and EVERYONE I meet along the way have become my friends and family. I understand there is so much else that the facility has to offer other than conversation and such, but when you're so comfy at a place like this you don't want to leave, and all of it is done right, and done well. My advice to ALL staff is... don't change a thing! You're all great!

I cannot recommend bringing children here. The website presents this as a safe, family-friendly…read moreenvironment, but that was not our experience. My children and I were appalled by how staff treated an elderly resident with an obvious physical disability affecting his arm and mobility. He was denied permission for a non-resident to help carry his belongings upstairs, which raised serious concerns about both safety and basic compassion. The non resident man informed the ill mannered woman that the man he was assisting had cancer. Who denies a cancer patient assistance ? It was upsetting for my children to witness this lack of empathy, and they immediately asked not to be left there. Situations like this are not only unsafe for vulnerable residents but also send the wrong message to families. The YMCA should take responsibility and ensure its housing management demonstrates greater care and respect for individuals with severe disabilities--denying reasonable assistance could lead to preventable harm. If elderly disabled residents are not safe who is? Not our impressionable young children, and we certainly do not wish to leave our children in places to learn such behaviors.

Quite a large park on the far Northwest side! Jefferson Memorial Park, once called simply Jefferson…read morePark, had "Memorial" added because it is named for Thomas Jefferson and to keep it from being confused with another park of the same name. It has multiple baseball fields and other sports spaces and it also has a natatorium. There are a lot of activities that take place at this park year-round, some of which take place in the quite large field house. What's especially cool about this park is that it has its own orchestra! No, really. The Chicago Citywide Symphony Orchestra is an all-volunteer, community orchestra that rehearses and plays here. The orchestra has been in existence for 75 years as of 2022, and I'm really hoping to take in a performance sometime soon. Because Jefferson Park has a lot of things happening, I'm going to try to keep up with the happenings here. It's not so far away that it would be a pain to get to, there's parking nearby the park (paid and maybe unpaid?), and green space is always appreciated!

Came here for an orchestra concert and I was blown away by how unique this place is!…read more The highlight of my visit is their top floor (where the orchestra concert took place)- there is the most beautiful antique piano! The room itself seems super old and the fixtures and ceilings remind me of another century. There is a stage and an adjoining room for smaller meetings. They also have a basketball court on the main floor. I was so lucky to find parking right outside the building but there is metered and non-metered parking within the vicinity of the field. I seriously cannot believe this is Chicago Park District!