Stopped by here today and on Saturdays they have all you can bowl from 11-3 for $13. Really good…read moredeal, even includes shoe rental. We were able to play a few games before heading out. We came in fairly early so it was pretty empty which was nice. The staff were all very nice and friendly. The facility is clean as were the restrooms. Overall a good location.

This place is so gross, even for a bowling alley. I was SHOCKED by the conditions of the restrooms…read more The smell is horrid and they're absolutely disgusting. The wine is Barefoot, but they'll charge you like it's Kim Crawford (not much better, but better than a $5 wine). The food is okay, we ordered a cheese pizza and a pitcher of beer ... after seeing how dirty this place is, you might not want to eat, though ... Everything else was to be expected for a bowling alley.

Very friendly and accommodating. The owner and staff go out of their way to make your experience…read moregreat. Loads of fun.

I like Ravinia for live music, once you get inside. The challenging parts are getting here, getting…read moreparked, walking inside with all your stuff and finding a place to setup on the lawn. Yes, there is VIP experience and parking available, but the typical experience is anything but easy. On my last visit, we stayed in a nearby hotel and took a shared ride in. The challenge? Getting out. Expect a half a mile walk to the Braeside station to get a shared ride back after the concert, unless you are up for leaving before the last 30 minutes of a show. There's plenty of staff here walking around and keeping things safe but some of the staff seem cranky and short when asking them questions. Some people are first-time attendees so maybe a little more patience is needed. To me, it's just common courtesy. One man at the North Gate was very rude. I do appreciate that the sound quality is great around the venue and the big screen on the lawn is nice.

One of the most unique concert venues around. It's located in Highland Park and they have a variety…read moreof options as far as tickets: general admission lawn, reserved lawn and reserved pavilion. What's unique about Ravinia is you can bring in your own drinks, food, blankets & chairs. Basically you can setup picnic style anywhere in the lawn. They also have a food court, beer venders and lawn chair/table rentals, so if you want to just show up, everything you'd want can be provided. As far as getting there, I'd recommend the Metra which is included with your ticket purchases. You can get off at Ravinia Park or Braeside. There is a parking lot, but you do have to get there early to get a spot. If the main lot is full, they have shuttle service from other local locations. Grab a crew, plan a picnic and enjoy live music under the stars!

I recently visited the PRCC with my husband for an alumni event. The event was held at the main…read moredining room. The space is beautiful and has a beautiful view. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

A twinkly paradise at the holiday season west of Touhy on Prospect with special events rooms and…read morecatering, golf course. The spiral staircase to 2nd level very ornate at holiday time. Newly remodeled restrooms on main entry and coat check person. Valet parking under the canopy and tipping is expected. Parking lot if you want to self park. Lot is not brightly lit though. Summer pool and golf. Members only club. The main banquet room holds about 25 or more tables. Fireplace room more for small event maybe 8 tables. Grand foyer at the top of the stairs, nice restrooms and well tended throughout. I always feel like the fairy princess for our holiday bash. The whole place is lighted exterior like a ginger bread house. Bar service available. Waive your wand and hope you get to go at the holidays for an event.

We were very disappointed with the New Year's Eve show we saw at 6:30pm ran by smoothchicago.com…read more First of all why wasn't the Ice Bar up and running? It was NY Eve! We had to go all the way down to the hotel bar which is not handy at all. The seating was so tight in the Montrose Room you could barely get around, especially with no coat check. The sound system was not good. The Drummer had 7 mics on him and he was way too loud. You could barely hear the younger keyboard guy (forgot his name), even Althea Rene had to ask for him to be turned up. It has been many years since we were last at the Montrose Room and saw Norman Brown perform. Things were so much better back then and worth the tix price. Please ditch those tv tray type tables that tip easily with something better to put your drink on. You can do better! As to not just complain, we did enjoy the musicians and overall we enjoyed their music. Plus it was fun to dress up and go out to hear live music for New Year's Eve. However, to pay good money for the tix and pay a lot for parking, just to be left disappointed saddened us. Not enough effort was put into the whole experience.

A bonafide live music venue outside the city limits? Believe it!…read more I have the feeling the luxe Montrose Room won't be a well-kept suburban secret for much longer. Housed in the seriously chic InterContinental hotel, this intimate music venue boasts ringside cabaret seating and killer acoustics. It's obvious they poured a large investment in making sure the sound is top-notch! Right outside the doors leading into the Montrose Room is the Ice Bar. The specialty cocktails are made with some of my favorite things: St-Germain, champagne floats, passion fruit juice, and lychee vodka among other sexy ingredients. For the man in your life? Some stellar whisky, bourbon and cognac selections. Tip: Don't forget to have your parking validated by a bartender on the way out and you'll only pay $5. And, be sure to take a stroll around the hotel - the art collection is FAB.

I can't comment on food, but bartender was very friendly. We came here to watch women's World Cup…read moregame after dropping out son off at Great Lakes Naval station. It's super close, making it a nice place to relax if you have some time to kill before heading back to base.

Chill little area that does military discounts. Have a few craft beers on tap and in stock! Quaint…read moreand not expensive. The bartenders were extremely nice and had a great conversation with them! Great bar!

First axe-throwing experience. Went out for a work team outing and it was fun, but also a little…read morefrustrating. It took us a while to get our form right but then found some consistency. The place was empty for awhile until another group came in. I felt like it was really pricey at essentially $35/per person for an hour- over $100 for 3 of us. Also, the lanes are really short and we had the axe bounce out of the enclosure more than once. I would definitely try axe throwing again, but maybe somewhere else.

This is a fun stop. Several areas to throw axes and there is also a room for painting and a small…read moreVR game area you can enjoy. What I didn't like was the fact in order to get to the other rooms or walk to another axe board you need to walk in front of the other throwers. You could go back behind them but it is awkward with people standing in their area. There was no problem everyone was aware and would stop so you could walk by but for sure that was a concern for me that I didn't like. The layout could be much better.

The racing sims feel real, the VR is a blast, and the staff is super friendly. Perfect place to…read morehang out

Thrilling experience -- felt like I was really on the track! Great staff and atmosphere.read more