I NO LONGER FEEL "SAFE" AT THIS WALGREENS!…read more This is not about the service I received in the Greek town location. It's about what happened after I left the store. This occurred approximately 14-hours ago (12:30-ish am/2/3/24). It was around mid-night that I decided to walk down the street a few blocks to Walgreens. I only purchased cereal and milk... and a small bag of popcorn. For the record, hopefully everything inside the store was caught on the security cameras. While shopping in the aisles, I had spoken to a police officer who was shopping, thanking him for his service. They do a job that you couldn't pay me enough to do. Anyway, after walking slowly through the store (I walk slow due to health problems), I paid for each item then stepped aside to make room for the next customer while I looked at my receipt and put the items in my own (blue & white) shopping bag. It's made of a sort of sturdier than paper cloth. I got myself together and finally exited the store at a slow walking pace. By the time I reached the traffic light at the end of the block (going north at Monroe), I stopped to open my bag of popcorn. I was struggling to open the bag, due to health problems). Suddenly, a slightly taller than me, heavy-set male approached me from behind, demanding in a threatening tone to show him what's in my bag. I initially thought I was being robbed. I slowly turned around asking, "Why? (trying to stall and access)". The street was dark, isolated, and no traffic. Where's a cop car when you need one? Hey. There's a cop inside the Walgreens. That said, the guy kept demanding I show him what's in my bag. Was I being mugged? I asked, "Who are you?" He seemed to get frustrated not answering my question and demanded I show him the contents of my bag. Now, I really think I'm getting mugged. I still asked him, "Why?" He got even more frustrated and said, "Just open your bag!" Once again, I asked "Why?" Was this a hungry homeless person?,,, Retarded?... I mean, mentally challenged. Should I scream? I suddenly thought to myself... Is this a Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman moment (Feb 26, 2012) when a non-Black guy (hiding a gun on his person) stalks a lone African-American male in a dark, isolated area with no witnesses to start a physical altercation (fight) after which said non-Black guy pulls out the gun he was hiding, to murder the African-American male... Then claim he feared for his life, shooting in self-defense of the altercation he started with a guy who was minding his own business? He then said something like. "There's a box in your bag". A box? I turned to look inside my bag to see what box he was referring to. Before I knew it, he reached inside my bag and grabbed my box of cereal (Cheerios) and walked off real fast in the direction of the Walgreens. Did I mention, I don't walk fast? I walked back to the store to tell the police officer inside (provided he was still there) and the Walgreens that I had just been robbed by a hungry homeless person. He took my box of Cheerios and ran off. I still had the milk. I was willing to risk it sounding funny, By the time I reached the front entrance, the young woman who waited on me at the cash register met the guy just outside the store. She was talking to him. Oh... Is this moron a Walgreens employee who didn't have the sensed to identify himself as such? He was not wearing a Security uniform, and he was not the police. When I got there, the cashier was so apologetic. She told me that after my very slow departure from the store, an alarm went off. Really? It must've been silent because I didn't hear any alarm... and I was walking slow as a snail. I asked, "This is what sent this moron (still standing there for some reason) stalking down the street behind me?"... Oh... I get it now... He was treating me like I was a CRIMINAL. He expected me to blindly do as he said while refusing to answer my basic questions ("Who are you?" and "Why do you want to see what's in my bag?") Had I realized that, this would've ended with me cussing him da'hell out on the street... and probably escalating. Why didn't anyone tell the cop inside the store? Why send an inexperienced, over-excited, don't know anything employee who is not even law enforcement to assault me? OK. Now I can't help this. Was it because I'm black? Although the cashier apologized, this incident is still with me. For all I know, I was targeted, it was done one purpose, and I'm not convinced it won't happen again. Anyway, I just thought I should document this incident somewhere, in case incidents like this happen all the time to black people at this Walgreens location... or any others.

-5 stars if possible. This is truly the worst walgreens pharmacy anyone who is stuck having to use…read morewalgreens due to insurance in my neighborhood shares the same sentiment. Cvs is a dream, not just the west loop cvs but all of them. Something must be sour within walgreens corporate because the cvs culture is fabulous and anytime I'm stuck going to walgreens it is always a terrible experience.

Wanted to drop a quick line about the Team at Chiro One West Loop and note on how great they are…read moreespecially through this uncertain COVID-19 time. The team never misses a beat. Omar is incredible, super nice, easy to talk to, very helpful. Great head on his shoulders and always a pleasure to be around. Harpreet is wearing a smile (while be it under his mask these days) 120% of the time. It's always a joy to walk in the clinic because you will inevitably be greeted with a slew of positivity, welcoming and kindness. Harpreet has an energy about him that is both inviting and trustworthy. Dr. B is THE BEST Chiropractor in the game. He knows his stuff, is never to forceful with his adjustments, and has truly healing hands. He's got an uncanny understanding of how things are all inter-connected and how he can help you and your body. The joy, happiness and healing nature I derive from this team is almost unbelievable. I cannot stress enough how great this clinic is, and the greatness is a direct result of the individuals that compile it. 10/10 would recommend.

Diagnosed with spinal stenosis and a bulging disk; 2 epidurals later I was still in pain…read more I took advantage of ChiroOne's $20 xrays, exam and testing - and have been a patient with Dr. Loyal for about 2 months. This is no ordinary Chiropractor office - you learn about your body and perform stretching exercises to help the problem area in addition to a gentle adjustment. As for payment, Dr. Loyal worked out a payment structure to ensure I could afford the care I so desperately needed. This office is all about getting you healthy physically, mentally and spiritually. Such a good vibe from the office, Dr. Loyal, and his personnel LaTanya and Kathryn. I look forward to continued improvement in my spinal health and a long-term relationship with this office. After my initial 12-week treatment is over, I'm definitely signing up again! If you suffer from long-term back issues, you owe it to yourself to at least do the $20 check-up. With convenient morning and late afternoon hours, this is perfect for going before or after work downtown.

My partner and I had a good experience at Midwest Express Clinic. We had a 1:00 appointment,…read morearrived at 12:45, were triaged by 1:00, and saw the provider at 1:15. The staff were kind and timely, the visit was straightforward, and they solved the problem we came in for. We paid $125 for the self-pay exam and an additional $35 for ear irrigation. One thing they could improve: the consent form said the procedure would be explained beforehand, but that didn't happen before we were asked to sign. I read the form and asked questions, which the staff answered, but I would have appreciated an explanation first. The negative reviews made me hesitant to book. Many seemed to involve insurance billing, which I can't speak to as a self-pay patient. Based on our visit, though, I would come back if we needed care again.

There wasn't a line on Sunday so virtually no wait which was great, however they do not have their…read moreX-Rays running or something and they said the only location nearby that can run X-Rays is Wicker Park so we would have to go there... just something to keep in mind if you are worried about any broken bones

I could not have asked for a better experience. Dr. Lotsu and the entire team are all very…read moreprofessional, very nice and very knowledgeable. I had put off this procedure for 5 years because of all the horror stories I had heard from others. The team was very understanding, proactive and the instructions were very clear. I appreciated all the text reminders too - that was extremely helpful!! I am so happy I followed Dr. Lotsu's instructions rather than the ones that were on the prep box or the various "tips" I read when googling this procedure. Dr. Lotsu and his team have made what is usually described as one of the most unpleasant screening procedures as professional and as "good" as it could possibly be. The procedure itself is definitely not pleasant - but I'm certain that developing and/or fighting cancer would be 1000x worse.... The most discomfort I felt was from having to go a day without eating and I was so freakin' hungry. The prep wasn't even bad - the taste was fine. The exorcism of the demons wasn't that bad either - I was expecting an intestinal terrorist attack, but it really wasn't horrible and it was over in an hour. Dr. Lotsu personally called me with the results later in the day and explained everything to me. He is very professional but also very personable. If I have anything un-positive to say or any suggestions for improvement, it would be that I expected to be 5 pounds lighter this morning, and the weight loss was only 1.4.... and that pillow was super comfortable - I could have slept for another hour or two. Maybe next time - ?

I like this place for the most part. I've been here twice for two different procedures: endoscopy…read moreand colonoscopy. Before the procedures I had a teledoc appointment, which went well. The doctor was very chill and knowledgeable. The procedures and staff were good. I particularly liked the assistant who worked for the anesthesiologist during the first procedure. She was very upbeat and accommodating. My only issue is that there was limited parking.

I like the beautiful spa in West Loop. The customer service is good and my swedish massage was…read moregreat! The spa is slightly pricey but they offer memberships that may be better value for money. Overall good experience and I plan to be back when in the area.

Seriously one of the best massages I've had, and I get massages 2-3 times/month…read more Maria was delightful and absolutely amazing! During your first visit, you'll be given a tablet to detail your preferences, including pressure, talking or not during the service, and desired scent (there's a tablet with samples). You're then taken to the locker room where you get a robe and sandals - one of the few places that has sandals based on size and not one size fits all! After choosing a locker code, go through the door to the relaxation room, with plush couches and complimentary tea. My massage lasted the full 80 minutes. Tips can be made by scanning individual Zelle cards at the front desk. Highly recommend!

Full service gym with moderate pricing. Many city locations and great classes. Friendly staff.read more

I've been going to this gym for over ten years, and I have no desire to go to any other gym…read more However, if one of the things you're looking for is a whirlpool that can be depended on to not only whirl but be warm, you should look elsewhere. The temperature in this whirlpool is frequently not even at normal body temperature, and sometimes that is the situation two days in a row. I've brought the issue to the attention of the management many times, and I'm certain many others have done so. It's an unfortunate footnote to what would otherwise be a glowing review for the West Loop FFC location.

The food was so delicious. The service was so good. It was quiet. I would eat here again I would…read morerecommend it to anyone.

Went here for breakfast yesterday, and I have to say I'd definitely go back! The pancakes we…read moredelicious and fluffy, the bacon was perfectly cooked, and the hashbrowns were crispy. My boyfriend had the vegan menu items. He got the tofu scramble, vegan pancakes, and hashbrowns. He definitely feels like there could be improvements, but it's still a good spot to go to for vegans. Will never complain about having a new spot to go to on my list for us both to enjoy! The servers here were very kind too. Whenever someone ran out of coffee or water at my table, the staff were quick to refill the cups. They were also great about cleaning off the tables as we were done with certain items. They're very kind and hospitable here. It's also a very cute place! I wish I got more pictures of the inside, but it felt so comfortable in there. Overall, I'd definitely go back!

Massages at any conventional clinic can be a hit or miss and lucky for me I got a new person here…read morethat started three weeks ago which performed a "deep tissue" massage that made me whole again. Miguel found the knots and hammered it out. This clinic was easy to find and plenty of street parking. The room itself was cozy and comfortable. I would recommend Miguel.

I've been a customer of Body Works Health and Wellness for years, enjoying both deep tissue and…read moreprenatal massages. They're great! During my most recent visit, therapist Johnny took the time to ask about my preferred pressure and specific areas needing attention. I mentioned that I prefer deep pressure and often have knots in my back, and he truly delivered! He effectively worked out all the knots, leaving me feeling fantastic. I highly recommend Johnny for anyone seeking a great deep tissue massage!

I came into AMH in desperate need of help. I had severely pulled a calf muscle a month before…read morewalking (limping) in and I also had severe back pain. I couldn't sit, sleep and was popping ibuprofen like candy. I was in tears and miserable. I gave them a call and in no time at all Dr. Rejano helped me with an adjustment and some physical therapy. In just a few days I was sleeping through the night and had no need for the ibuprofen. I went back to AMH to help with the therapy of my calf and the pain I was experiencing there. I had been dancing samba for the last year and wanted to continue with my new hobby and just couldn't due to the severity of the full. I also was having a hard time with recovery of all the jumping and weight shifting. Dr. Rejano and his staff got me back in the dance floor. I can't say enough about this office! I love AMH - they really do look at the whole person and make things better. I now have more mobility since before I pulled my calf and recover much quicker than I was able to before. I highly recommend them!

I'm glad I found this practice! Easy to get an appointment, front office manager was clear on…read moreexplaining my insurance benefits, provider (Dr.David) was professional and very informative on the assessment he did on my neck and back. My adjustment was quick and painless woot woot! As a new Mom I think I recently developed bad habit with my posture due to nursing my LO. glad Dr. David gave me some at home exercise/stretches I can do to help with my neck and back issues. I will definitely recommend this place to new moms and old people lol.

I Had massage Wednesday Lisa done a great job my back which was hurting and sore when I went there…read morewhen I came out most of the pain was gone! Very professional and very clean place will be going back again soon!

Horrible energy! Bad and rude service!…read more I recently moved into the West Loop and live about a half a block from this place. After talking to my acupuncturist, who practices nearby, he mentioned that a few of his clients get services here and have had good experiences. So today, I decided to stop by and check them out. The woman that answered the door had negative, short and defensive energy, immediately. She seemed upset that I was there. Still, I smiled and began asking about her services. She responded sharply and in a hostile manner with the basic rates. I asked, "... and so do you mostly provide Swedish style or Thai or others?" She quipped back, "Just Swedish." As I began to ask if they provide just neck and shoulder services, she moved to the desk, picked up a card and began to escort me to the door. I smiled in a bit of disbelief and asked, "Are you kicking me out." She said, "Yes." I took the card, dropped in on the cement just outside the door and left. To be fair, I do not know the reason for this horrible treatment. But I will say, I am a tenured Professor. I have seven degrees in the social and health sciences. In addition to my primary faculty appointment, I am a Research Scientist at two other Research Universities in the Midwest. At bottom, I specialize in human behavior. And so, while I do not know why the woman so so rude and disrespectful, what I do know is that I am a Black man. If you are a humanitarian, I invite you to avoid this place. They do not appear to be good people.