We've been coming to GAP for years! We've bought multiple games and have had exceptional customer…read moreservice and follow up. They're always available for questions and have been wonderfully accommodating.

I have bought 3 machines from Mike (Cactus Canyon Remake, Champion Pub, and Creature from the Black…read moreLagoon) in addition to repairs. Mike is a class act and very knowledge and respected in the pinball world. I would HIGHLY recommend doing business with him!

Anyone that has played Jersey Jack's Wizard of Oz Pinball machine has to be enthused about the…read moreadaptation, itself and also about the company's willingness to go above and beyond to include new technology in pinball machines. I have owned the WOZ machine since it's release and it is still heavily played in my household. This development and implementation of new ideas, and the commitment to producing a stellar game inevitably led to delays in production of their newest Hobbit machine, and the delay may have been in part responsible for the other reviewers unhappiness. Because the review predates the machines release, it cannot reflect the Hobbit game itself. I am also curious why a one star review never really addresses what the original issue and complaint was? My personal experience with the family and company at Jersey Jack has been remarkable from day one. From the fact that they answer the telephone each and every time I call, which I love, to the exceptional follow up of each sale or issue, I am absolutely a fan of both the product and the company. In 2013 I placed a deposit on a $7500 Hobbit LE machine with what I thought was a Jersey Jack Distributor. Forward to 2016 and that other company indicated that the machine which I had purchased was no longer $7500, the price on the invoice, but was instead $9500. Obviously this type of business practice does not warrant reward, and I quickly got on the phone with Jen at Jersey Jack, (who acknowledged that the price would have been honored by one of their distributors, in fact by anyone with any character or business acumen.) In fact, overhearing part of the conversation with Jen, the owner Jack took the time to get on the phone with me, listen to my predicament, and offer a solution. He promised a signed machine before Summer with an improved and correct price. He also offered to assist me if I had an issue retrieving my deposit. All of this was above and beyond what was necessary, yet was consistent with each of my interactions with Jersey Jack Pinball. I am looking forward to any machine that this company produces. Bill Creighton Sacramento

Wow shocked that this guy continues to haunt me and not let this purchase die. Instead of…read moreapologizing for his actions he takes it to all new lows trying to mute me on a public forum. Not only have I received 22 emails in 22 days reminding me to make a payment on this horrible purchase experience. Was informed yesterday by the owner of a website I frequent and use there pinball forum that Jack was complaining about posts related to Jersey Jack and claimed he did nothing more than issue me a refund, Two sides to every story and needless to say the owner of this website is doing nothing to shut me up. At this point annoyed I tried to contact Jack to ask him for a truce. He again claimed no fault after going behind my back trying to shut me up on a website I enjoy using, a public forum. Freedom speech is a great thing in america and I will continue to use this. He also said I should delete all lies from yelp. Calling me a liar again and again made stupid comments about my own company. I am now blocking his emails and phone number. Will not be harassed further about this sale. I am now done with this company in so many ways other than the daily reminder to make a payment on a cancelled order. Instead of just saying sorry for being a jerk he tried to silence me from my right to speak. In a million years I will not put one of these machines in my home or support his company in any way shape or form. My advice steer far away from this company and do not fall for his used car salesman tactics and two year preorder program with zero guarantee of a finished game. Hopefully my daily reminders of this purchase will somehow magically stop but I have my doubts.

All of the gentlemen are very very polite the young lady I'm sorry whatever her name is the white…read morelady is very disrespectful this is the third time I had a really really bad experience and I'm calling corporate on her she said her mom is the owner I'm gonna find out

$1.50 Bud Light. Cheaps eats. A little poker and a little slots and the machines seemed to pay out…read moreok. It's hard to beat. I am a fan and will return.

Hi, I turned 76 overnight last weekend and asked my sister if she would go play BINGO with me. She…read morekinda looked at my funny, but I think she thought about it for a minute and realized that Bingo is awesome and everyone should play at least once in a while. She got on her handy iPhone and found S. Elgin's Lions Club. Bingo on Saturday nights. 2 (6 board) cards for $11 with some bonus game options for a buck a piece. It was a blast. They have a full service bar, snacks, and food. They even have Pull Tabs!!! If you have been to Michigan (and I'm sure other states, too), you will know what I'm referring to. It's a great time for little moolah if you can control yourself and I cant wait to go back. But be careful....you should not yell "Bingo!" unless you are absolutely certain you have it.... ...I did this and it was incredibly embarrassing. :/ Also, they are very quiet here while the game is going. This is not a social event by any means.

My name is Jennifer S. and I love bingo…read more Don't ask me how it happened. I couldn't even begin to tell you when I first got the bug. It just sorta happened. I visit the South Elgin Lions Club from time to time with my sister. I toss on a babushka to keep my hairdo in place until my weekly trip to the parlor (just kidding, btw), grab some bottled water, snacks, my bingo dabbers and cash then I'm on my way. Doors open at like 5pm on Saturday - actually it might even be a little earlier, but the Lions have a Facebook page, so you may want to double check there. I've only been that early once and we got prime seating, but boy were the regulars mad at us. So I try to get in by 5:30 and get average seating upstairs. They have two bars - one upstairs and one downstairs. They have plenty of drink options and lots of sweet treats available for purchase. They sell some savory bites as well, but I haven't tried those. It's a lot of packaged bakery items to raise funds for the club which is fine by me. The mint chocolate pie last time was a nice choice. Anyhow, we usually pick our table. Lay claim to our seats and then go buy our bingo cards, raffles and computers. You can have a pretty fun evening on just a small amount of money. $20 could easily be sufficient, but I usually end up in the $40 range. It's still reasonable considering we are there until almost 10pm and don't go that often. They also have half price bingo once a month which is extra crowded, but totally worth it! The early bird starts at 6:45pm. Don't worry - a regular will explain it all to you. The first official game is at 7pm. This is officially not the time to chat. You don't want to miss a number on one of your boards or you could risk throwing the whole thing out the window. Also, please don't call, text or Facebook me when I'm at bingo. Service can be spotty and I need to focus. Don't forget, I'm trying to win big money here. It can be a lot of fun especially if you win. Grab your lady friends (or a strapping young lad) and head over for the evening. Maybe I'll see you there!

I found out about this through an ad on Facebook. I saw that they were very highly reviewed on…read moreGoogle and Yelp. I was worried that it was going to be poorly run like the Sandbox VR in Oakbrook. We have never been to that one but the reviews are horrible. There is plenty of parking available. The building is small so they can only allow one group at a time. There are different games you can choose from, ranging from 15 mins to 45 mins. I believe the price is $44 on a weekday and $49 on the weekend. We did the Space Marine one. That one was about $49 but you can get 15% if you book online. The promotion is limited though. You can also walk in but I recommend booking online especially on a weekend. The staff is very friendly. Don't worry, they clean the equipment after each session. There is also one restroom. They have hooks to hang your coats and belongings. The game itself is very fun. They have alerts to notify you when you're too close to someone in your party. The guns are easy to use. The headsets are comfortable. The volume could be a bit louder but it told me I had reached the max. It was very interactive, so it was worth the price. I wouldn't mind coming back and bringing more people.

This is our first time here. This is my first time trying the VR experience. I was a little…read morenervous. We came here on a Saturday with a booking reservation online. I think they can do walk-in, but I don't recommend it. There is only one big room for a group to do the VR game. Each game ranges from 15 minutes to 30 minutes. They would want you to arrive 15 minutes earlier to get you ready with instructions. The game was entertaining. We played the Space Marine. The game would alert you if you are too close to somebody or the wall. You won't have to worry about hitting on something. I was very worried in the beginning. I didn't get dizzy or motion sickness from the game. The only thing is I wish the volume of the game were a little louder. The staff was friendly and helpful. They also sell drinks if you get thirsty. I would definitely come back to play their other games.

Part 2 Looked at…read moreher. Looked back at the lemon. Then continued walking. This was not the first citrus incident of the evening. A man near the entrance had begun telling strangers he used to know somebody who played for the Bears. The story changed every few minutes. First it was a linebacker. Then it was a cousin of a linebacker. Eventually, I believe the connection was that both men had once purchased tires at the same dealership in Elk Grove Village. No one challenged him. Why would they? There are social contracts in places like Chandler's. You let a man have his Bears story. He lets you have yours. At another table, two couples were splitting a bottle of wine and quietly conducting what appeared to be a competition over whose children had become more financially successful. One woman deployed "Northwestern." The other countered with "consulting." Then came "private equity." The air changed. Somewhere, an invisible referee rang a bell. Private equity won. The defeated couple immediately ordered another bottle. This is how dynasties end. Jenny returned with more iced tea. By this point I began to wonder whether she noticed the room was sliding toward madness. She moved among the tables like a Red Cross worker in a battlefield, Lulu Lemon pants in tow. Another cocktail for Gary, despite overwhelming evidence that Gary reached his natural limit forty minutes prior. Gary was now explaining putter technology to someone who worked there pantomiming a pendulum stroke using his butter knife. Nobody in the room needed dessert. Several people appeared already to be carrying enough saturated fat to survive the winter without shelter. And yet people ordered it. Because this is America. One table ordered a massive chocolate dessert and then immediately began complaining about how large it was, "Jesus, look at this thing." Then they ate every bite, of course. By now, something resembling a cocktail convention was forming near the bar. A man in loafers was telling a story about Lake Geneva, a pontoon boat, and slightly exaggerated marital infidelity while another man nodded far too enthusiastically. I returned to the chopped steak. I began to appreciate its honesty. Everything around it was pageantry: The clothes. The cars outside. The old, rich drunks. The endless talk of golf memberships, renovations, vacations, refinancing, college admissions, second mortgages, taxes, and people named Dave. But the chopped steak? The chopped steak had nothing to prove. It was beef. It had been chopped. It was steak. Case closed. Chandler's is a place where a person can still order a ten-dollar burger, drink iced tea, and overhear Gary reveal his entire net worth while explaining the difference between a Roth and a traditional IRA. By the time we left, the night had hardened into full suburban darkness, the parking lot ablaze under yellow lamps that make every SUV look vaguely criminal. People emerged from Chandler's in small groups, heavier than when they entered. Some walked steadily. Most did not. One man stood beside an Audi for a long time staring at his phone as if the vehicle had betrayed him personally. A woman nearby was saying: "I TOLD YOU I GAVE YOU THE KEYS." He had the keys. They were in his hand. This seemed like an appropriate conclusion. Inside, Jenny was probably still pouring iced tea. Gary was probably still alive. Dave remained unexplained. And the ten-dollar hamburger continued existing in defiance of economic reason. Five stars. Not because Chandler's is glamorous. Not because it is innovative. And certainly not because anyone needs another lecture about steak. Five stars because it feels like a surviving fragment of an older America where the beef was plentiful, the prices were tolerable, the tea came in large glasses, and drunk men could still publicly destroy their dignity one golf story at a time.

This was my first outing of the year and I was excited. Unfortunately it rained the night before so…read moreit was cart path only. The course overall was in decent condition. There were some soaked parts of the fairways but as expected. The greens were good and taken care of. The fairways are wide open in my opinion. There are a couple holes where you need to clear some water. The golf club folks that took our payments were nice and the starter was pretty cool. We played the front 9 twice and the 2nd one we arrived a little early but the 4 some was a dragging so they let us go ahead of them. We will be back as it is one of my favorites. But pretty pricey, $108 with cart - I hope it was just 4th of July pricing.

First visit was for fish fry Friday. The dining room was packed at 6 but we got seated quickly…read more Service was friendly and fast. We both ordered fish and it was on the table in minutes. Tasty food, loved the hush puppies. The drinks were great. One of the better old fashioned cocktails I've had locally.

If you need a space for a wedding or party this is the place to go. Jennifer is a wonderful event…read moreplanner. She will walk you through everything. I just had my daughter wedding there on Saturday 10/29/22. Jennifer help us with everything from special table cloths to chair cover and pastries. The wedding turn out beautiful in the black, orange, purple. The waitress and bartender was right on there game. No matter what any one ask for the request was handle. They have great service good prices and very nice venue.

Evil Intentions has now moved to a new location called Forsaken Hollow…read more The haunt has moved from the old Elgin casket company into this new farmland location in Maple Park. I for sure miss the original location in the casket company, there was just something about the building that felt more "evil", and it made you feel additionally uneasy going in (the old location is supposed to be actually haunted). Evil Intentions in its new home is still an excellent haunt. I believe we were in the haunt for about 30-40 minutes when it was our turn. The haunt begins outside in a corn maze, which was actually really cool and creepy- you feel like someone is watching you in every part of it. After you find your way out of the corn maze, you enter the indoor part of the haunted house. Great effects/performers and design inside. I would recommend a visit to Evil Intentions and keeping an eye on their multi-year project in the location "Forsaken Hollow", it sounds really fun - a Halloween themed bar, coffee shop, a diagon alley type town square (for those of you that have been to Universal Studios) and more.

My family went to the previous location and really enjoyed it; this year I joined in. I have no…read moreprevious experience at the other location. We bought VIP tickets (typical price for VIP at most locations) to skip the line. The line went quick too. I really liked how they broke up the line with the maze. However, the maze was lacking--it seemed like they were either missing scare actors or they simply did not have enough. The haunted house itself was really well put together aesthetically and the makeup/costumes of the actors were great. Once again though, it seemed like there were more mannequins than actors. This haunted house is more creepy vs scary. A lot of the girl actors stayed in my face for far too long , to the point I had to stop walking and my husband stayed behind with me as my group moved along. There is only so many seconds being in someone's face and in their way is acceptable. It became more annoyance than scary. Overall, if I hadn't been in the area I wouldn't make the trip this year, but I think this place has huge potential for following seasons.