Great venue. But I wish I got there much earlier than 700pm. There was a long line to get in and…read moresitting was in the back and the sound was not good. Moved around in the audience for better sound and view of the band. Music was awesome.

Hailey was our waitress and she was lovely…read more She welcomed us and brought us water and menus right away. Today is Lent Friday and they gave a lent menu so cool. The ambience is party vibes and very spacious and oooh so many different room to party in. The food was excellent! We went to check out the band 16 Candles and they were phenomenal

Great service, fun atmosphere, delicious pizza, easy to understand golf sim (our first time),…read moregreat stuff, can't wait to go back.

We visited for the first time today for their Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween event, and…read moreunfortunately, the experience didn't live up to the price. We knew beforehand that admission was $25 per person, even for children as young as 3. At $100 for our family of four, we expected a memorable experience, especially because our kids love the movie. Sadly, we left disappointed. Most of the characters wore flimsy, mascot-like costumes that were see-through- you could actually see the workers' faces underneath. Oogie Boogie was the standout, but the others could have used more effort. Even good face paint and a red wig for Sally would have made a better impression. The buffet was basic, and the hash browns were undercooked. Our two kids under 5 barely ate...a little pancake and a couple of chicken tenders and were hungry again an hour later. Of course, the restaurant can't control how much children eat, but that's exactly why a reduced price for younger kids makes sense. In my opinion, $15 per child would have been much more reasonable. With more holiday events being advertised, I hope they reconsider their children's pricing and improve the costumes and food. For families with little ones, this was a steep price for what was offered, and we would look elsewhere next time.

Super cool bar!!!! They did a fantastic job on the remodel!!!!…read more Wonderful and personal bartenders and the COLDEST BEER on tap and in bottles it almost burns going down your throat...perfect place on a hot day....can't wait to see what fall and winter will bring!

This place was a dive bar known as "The Mystic." It was dirty, filthy, and disgusting. Thankfully…read moreBar 106 has arrived. The place has been remodeled and restaffed. There is a full selection of craft beers as well as the big brewers. Crowd is primarily locals from the Mount Greenwood and Oak Lawn area. Friendly staff. Good jukebox (Touchtunes). Food is limited to pizza at this time. I just came back and updated the review for 5/5 stars. It's my favorite bar.

Stopped in for their 1pm Tuesday bingo. Have been here before and enjoy playing bingo, but realize…read morethat the actual game won't start until about 1:30pm. The attendant for bingo starts handing out the cards about 1:10pm. There were also many saved seats at the bar and some tables. A few did not show up so the seats were opened a little after 1pm. So get there early to get a seat. We had a couple drinks. Vodka and sprite and a Pinot Grigio. Both were reasonably priced. The soup special was tomato bisque with shrimp. The soup was very good. A little thicker than I prefer, but there was a decent amount of shrimp. Also ordered the onion ring tower. The rings were plated, no longer served in a tower. But the rings were fresh and tasty. Served with a spicy thousand island sauce. One constant here is that every time we have visited the service has beef excellent. Ashley greater is making us immediately feel comfortable. I love the way the people behind the bar back each other up. Niko makes sure there is no gap. Looking forward to our next visit.

Checked out this happening sports bar in Alsip. Deuces is…read moreone of the better bars around here. It doesn't take a lot of effort to be that it seems. Has pretty good happy hours that are cheap. There's also better than expected food at okay prices. Before coming here it looked like it was busy. It's often a good sign. There's plenty of TVs for watching games or whatever. Has plenty of seats at the bar. There's also quite a few tables. Bigger than expected. It's about $6 for cocktails at happy hour. There's better prices in the food though. A lot of cheaper items. It's $10 for the Jumbo Pretzel at happy hour, and we got one of these. Big enough for a few people to be honest. The rest of the menu has burgers and chicken sandwiches. Also has a weekend brunch. There's also Mexican food like fajitas and tacos. Certainly a lot on the menu. They unsurprisingly are slow it seems. For sure it's better than it looks. It's best to go weekdays for the cheaper prices. The menu has a lot of pretty okay things.

Got some pretty good drinks and mediocre food at this club. It certainly is better at certain times…read morewhen you go. Tommy's Place is one of the popular hangouts in Blue Island. Better to go earlier if you want to save on admission. With the crappy cover prices it adds up and isn't worth it because it's often lame to be honest. Found out about it while looking for places around here to go. It's not a great area for certain so the options are limited. This was one of the few bars or restaurants we had not been to yet. Annoying things they have about it. They often charge a cover on the weekends. Go earlier and it can be avoided. It's about $6 to get a whole pitcher on Wednesdays. Choose a house liquor and add fruit juices. Pretty great value. We imagined the food would be worse. It's about $6 for chips and salsa, pretty basic. This turned out to be actually okay. Of course they have the kitchen closed most times so they usually won't even have anything. They also have the usual bar food like burgers and fries. Have to say it's not as bad as it could be. It's closed Mondays. They charge a cover later on the weekends.

They need more bartenders. The service is horrible. The bartender on 9/19/25 was a little off and…read moremaybe needed some help. Asked my order twice and still got it completely wrong after being sure to serve everyone around me first. Then gave someone else

Checked out this basic bar in Beverly. Dinger's is a pretty casual one with fairly cheap drinks. It…read moremay not have as good of a selection but it's got something for basically everyone. A few beers on tap and many more in bottles and cans. There's also plenty of Irish whiskey and other great stuff. Best time to come is during games. It's not a big place but there's usually enough room. There's also other entertainment including a few slots. Has about what to expect. It's got a few beers on tap. A few local craft ones, but many more to choose from in bottles and cans. It's about $4 for a basic cocktail like Jameson. Has no food. They sometimes might have popcorn. Great place for watching games. It's open kind of late so you can go almost any time. They're located close to 107th on Western.

Classic bar, good energy and space for coming in to grab a beer! Service is quick and nice! Good…read morefor a hang with friends :)

Take out service is quick and easy Restaurant is clean…read moreBar is comfy and they make a killer margarita

Best place to get somewhat Mexican food in the Morgan Park area. It always seems to have big crowds…read moreespecially on the weekends. Americanos is known for having some authentic flavors. Maybe not too authentic but still pretty okay. They have a bar area as well as tables. A lot of fairly authentic ethnic restaurants around here. It's for sure not the most such of these, but it holds up okay. There's a lot of the patrons who are of the culture, as well as others who just want margaritas and tacos. Also looks like a great place for a fiesta. There's often some kind of banquet going on. It's about $10 for a margarita. We got a couple of these. I had the Classic Margarita, which is the original lime one. Refreshing. Food is limited for vegetarian choices. It's about $11 for the House Salad. Basic vegetables are on it. Has an arbol lime vinaigrette, which adds spice. She got the Taco Salad which has cheese and jalapeño crema among other things. Most of the rest of the menu is meaty. There's classics like tortas and that kind of stuff. For sure it's one of the reasons to come to this area. It's not the nicest looking but it's still mostly okay. The restaurant is located at the corner of 111th and Western.

Ordered online and was quoted 15 minutes, arrived and my order was ready and waiting. The food was…read morehot and fresh and the wings were sauced well. My bag included utensils, napkins and wet wipes. Quick service with nice fresh food!

First thing. Order was supposed to be ready at 340, didn't walk out until 357. No big deal if the…read morefood was good. Wings were cold and everything else was over fried. They charge me four dollars for extra sauces on the side which I didn't even get and when I called the store they told me they would write down my name for next time I order I will never be ordering from them again unless they hire different people (you know who I'm talking about) Can't wait until AI takes these brainless jobs.

We came to Lawlor's for a fundraiser. The bar was packed but you wouldn't know it by how attentive…read morethe service was. We ordered drinks from the bartender. She was smiley and didn't seem like she was overloaded with requests, even though so many people were belly up to the bar. We took our drinks and found a table. As a vegetarian the menu is limited but I'm from the Midwest and expect this from a neighborhood bar. I ordered the Caesar salad. It was a traditional Caesar salad. My husband got the chicken wrap with tater tot's. Both were fresh and no complaints.

Checked out this bar in Mount Greenwood. It apparently has been renovated recently and is a lot…read morecleaner and nicer. Lawlor's is one of the many such places around here if it wasn't already obvious. A little farther away from the Beverly bars and hangouts. The menu is basic and there's pretty good prices. Basically we walked over here after hitting a few other of the area bars. It's actually in a new location. The older one used to be located closer to 111th and Pulaski. It was a true dive. This one though is a lot more modern looking. Has the same drinks but with food that's also edible. There's still a charm to it though. It's about $5 to get Jameson. There's also plenty on tap. It's about $7 for the Pretzel Bites. Kind of basic with a side of cheese sauce. I used mustard. The rest of the menu has meaty items like pork chops and things like that. Good place to come hang a bit. It's in a new location about a mile away from the old one. This is worth checking out getting away from the more popular places on Western.

I love this place. If craft beer is your thing, it's worth making a trip here. The bar is located…read moreon a one way street in Blue Island that has other bars and restaurants in the area with a real chill vibe. Met the owner (Dave) and he's super cool. He showed me their patio (which is cigar friendly - yay!) and their large selection of beer and whiskey. For food - they rotate between a couple of vendors, so depending on the day you could have Detroit style pizza (don't knock it until you've tried it) or tacos and other fare. Candidly I dug their thin crust pizza, but I don't think you could go wrong with anything. They do have a couple of TVs, but I spent my time on the patio. Also if you're a pinball fan - they offer a number of machines to choose from which is a nice touch. One more random point of information - they have a sour beer that tastes like Skittles. Give it a shot! Big fan of Rock Island, and I'll be back for sure.

They have good non-alcoholic options such as mocktails and NA beer. Service is good. They have…read moregaming and pinball and rotating menus of food depending on the day.