This place rocks! If you have a child between the ages of 12-17, he or she might be eligible to…read morejoin this very special organization. It's a safe place where teens can study, learn new skills, or just hang with friends. They offer classes in topics such as cooking, sewing, archery, billiards, self-esteem, mechanics, technology just to name a few. They have a sound room connected to a stage where they can play live or work the sound room. Community service hours can be earned through Project Serve or Project Give (e.g.,working the thrift store, helping veterans, making dog beds). There are pool tables, ping pong, old school & newer video games, air hockey, and a study area. Additionally, certain Friday nights they have karaoke nights or DJing. The Bridge offers so much, you will need to visit their website to get a gist of their programs. In regards to safety, it's a little like Fort Knox which I love. Not just any adult can walk in, and you need to make an appointment to do a tour of the place not during the hours that the kids are present. This place is special and my son and his friends love it here.

0/10 - Bingo is rigged…read more We played probably over five rounds of bingo and I didn't win once Would not recommend bingo it's very hard

Great store!! Organized, clean, and help when you need it. I can't wait for the Frankfort one to…read moreopen. Great store!!

It is organized and they have a large variety of things. I love coming here and never had a bad…read moreexperience.

The Tinley Park Food Pantry is a wonderful resource for families and individuals who need a little…read morehelp in putting food on their tables. They give their clients fresh produce, pantry staples, meat, eggs, milk and many other necessities every single week.

From the owner: We provide food to those in need of assistance, primarily serving the communities of Tinley Park…read moreand Orland Hills. Distribution is on Wednesday's from 8:00AM until 1:30PM. We are closed for lunch from 12:00PM to 12:30PM. There is a 24x7 drop box on the West side of the church building, clearly labeled and monitored daily. All (unopened) donations are greatly appreciated!

I would highly recommend Midwest Mortuary Service to anyone. Brian has made it so easy for us to…read morehandle the passing of my mother. I called several funeral places and he was the only person right from the start explained everything and was so companionate. He made a very difficult time more manageable for us.

(I wrote a review for Midwest Mortuary's handling of my father's funeral, and it would not allow me…read moreto write another one, so I am writing under an old account.) I used Midwest Mortuary for the second time recently when my mother passed away. I remembered how helpful Midwest Mortuary was in handling my father's funeral, so I referred my brother to Midwest as I no longer live in the area. My mother did not have a plot and had not chosen any place to be buried. Midwest worked with my brother to choose a cemetery, tracked down the information needed, and helped arrange everything for the funeral. It was held in the small chapel at Skyline Memorial in Monee. A muted pinkish coffin was chosen, and when I saw it in person I was very happy and impressed with how beautiful it looked--yet my daughter told me it was the cheapest one, but she knew that her grandmother would have loved the color. My brother ordered the flowers for on top of the casket through Midwest and they were absolutely beautiful as well. My mother looked lovely and peaceful. We had my mother's pastor say a few words in the chapel to the family only, and then moved outside due to COVID times for any other guests. Midwest kept everything moving along smoothly, and once again I was grateful for Midwest's help. Again, it was an expense as most funerals are, but not as expensive as it could have been--yet everything looked beautiful and top quality. The cost for everything including the plot, burial, headstone, service, embalming, coffin, flowers, death certificates, prayer cards and guest book--anything else that I am leaving out--was approximately $12,000. Midwest will also allow you to pre-plan a funeral which isn't a bad idea so you can make choices when you are not feeling emotional. I am very happy that my brother ended up going with Midwest as he didn't know where to begin, and Midwest guided him through the process.

My wife and I recently visited this Goodwill location to see what kind of goodies and great finds…read morethat are possibly here. Firstly, what I really enjoy about this Goodwill that I always try to find at other locations is that it has a restroom and a fair amount of changing rooms. This is one of the busiest Goodwill locations that we have ever been to and I reviewed a lot of Goodwill locations! It's almost like Black Friday inside. Staff here was friendly and courteous and plenty of mine was will be replenished as quickly as they were taken off the shelves. Fair selection of men's clothing though I didn't find too much for myself. Great selection of picture frames and wall hangings as well. Prices here are actually pretty modest on a good majority of the items. Overall, I thought this was a solid location check out lines can't be very long

I bought a 100-piece puzzle (taped close) and a board game (taped closed)…read more The puzzle was missing 1 piece, and the board game only had the board. What a waste of money. If you're going to tape up the boxes, then make sure all components are in the box or just throw it away. These are FREE donations and you are stealing people's money. They think they are getting a complete puzzle or game. Top it off, this location is dirty, unorganized, and a mess. Do better.

After reading the reviews online for P.A.W.S., we were very hesitant and waiting to experience some…read moreof the same negative feedback. Especially around customer service, the amount of time it takes to adopt a pet and if the pet was still adoptable once we got through the process. Well, we DIDN'T have ANY of the bad experiences others reported. The customer service upon entry from START to FINISH was OUTSTANDING. Upon arrival, we were greeted by the front desk with excellent customer service. The 'cat' coordinator who took us to the cat section was VERY knowledgeable about the cats and spent an incredible amount of time with us. We didn't feel rushed at all. P.A.W.S followed through with everything they said they would do. The whole process from seeing our little Whisper to picking her up and taking her to her new home was six days (and that's because two of the days we weren't available). The process went very smoothly. They answered our questions in person and returned our phone calls and emails timely. They are very concerned about their pets and the homes their animals are placed in. We feel really honored to house one of the pets from their facility. Thank you P.A.W.S for everything you do for animals!

I'd give it 0 stars if I could. They judge you as soon as you go in. They discriminate on the…read morebasis of how old you look. They wouldn't answer any of my questions about some cats that were up for adoption, but ignored me because they already knew they wouldn't let me adopt. I went to a Humane Society Shelter and didn't judge me because I have grey hair. PAWS has a bad reputation for the way they treat people. I would never tell somebody to go to PAWS because there are many friendly shelters that really care!

Jeanie, a short and old female bartender there, is a phoney. She'll be nice to you while you're…read moresitting at the bar and giving her tips, but when you get up and go to the toilet, she'll talk badly about you to the other patrons sitting at the bar. Tip her at your own risk.

I been itching for a fish fry. My usual spot in summit just a bit too far. So gave this place a…read moreahot. And it did not disappoint. It was packed. 3 kinds of fish. Shrimp were excellent. Salad was basic but good. Soup was out of this world. An excellent italian tomato veggie soup. Great folks. Good crowd. Plenty of seating. Its buffet style so be prepared. Parking was a little tough. We did find parking about a block away on the baseball field. Beer was too pricey. $5 for a bottle of Miller lite. Blah. Definitely will be going back, but drinking less beer.