So I am so insanely torn on chase park cinema. I love this theater. It's small, easy to access, and…read morecheap! But, when you buy tickets ahead of time some of the theaters are misaligned with the options with online ordering. The seat i selected did not exist in the actual theater. The other thing? This is semi at the fault of the theater, but the other movie goers are not super considerate. I saw marty supreme recently and multiple times people were having full volume conversations, walking in and out like crazy, and had their phones on the brightest level playing on them. I hope they start enforcing some movie etiquette. All in all, a convenient and lovely movie theatre that is my go to! Once more ya can't find a cheaper theatre! No frills, easy, boom!

Absolutely best movie theater in a hotel.I ever been to. Yes, probably the only one, but most of us…read morehave made the mistake of paying the outrageous fee to watch a movie in a hotel room with poor audio quality. The movies here are less expensive, with movie popcorn, friendly competent staff (don't forget to tip) excellent audio, comfortable seats, and before I saw the best documentary (The Myth of Pruitt Igoe, our meeting group the Midwest Sociological Society put it on) they had a live organist playing show tunes. They were so good! They don't usually show documentaries, there are a couple of first run movies and one retro at any given time.

I don't know why I've never been to this festival until this year. Maybe the very strange…read morepromotional art? I thought it was going to be very hippie, and it was in a way, but it brought out a lot of people...and not all of them were hippies. I do love the idea though: arts and crafts through upcycled material...how much cooler is that? Getting there is somewhat of a pain because Highway 50 narrows down to one lane each way when you get close to the park. Add to that Oktoberfests galore, and you have a very nice recipe for "traffic jam". Everyone parks everywhere, but surprisingly enough, parking wasn't that big of a deal. It is really a family thing too. They have arts and crafts for the kids, indie bands playing, lots of picnic tables set up with the usual assortment of fair foods, an alpaca petting zoo, and of course, Girl Scouts selling cookies. But the booths themselves are the showcase, and the media is quite varied, even though I heard a booth owner complain, "It is so hard nowadays to be original." She was selling wire jewelry, so I guess I can see her point. And really, my favorite booths are really the unique ones like Beqi Clothing and Newberry Furniture. The Newberrys repurpose old wood for new stuff...their current thing consists of Adirondack chairs made from an old barn. And Beqi takes vintage clothing and changes it all around..she has quite the gift. The whole thing is pretty big, and it really does impress me that there are so many craftsters in the area.

The Strange Folk Festival is the COOLEST shopping festival I've ever attended. The wares are the…read moresort of thing you'd find on Etsy. Great place to get Christmas and birthday gifts. From what I understand, artisans come from all over the US to sell at this event. There is a huge variety and it's so much fun. Cool crowd too. I only wish it was a regular fixture rather than once a year in one place. 17/100 Yelp Challenge 2015

Visiting from New York we heard people talking about Sandwich shop in town we went there we want to…read moreturkey club what is the best I ever had. The French toast and the poached eggs were perfect, Joanne who sure if this is a sweetheart the place was clean great service definitely will be back

I enjoy the experience every time I go. It's quite relaxing to just hang out with friends, sip some…read moreenjoy, and enjoy painting.

I love that we have a small theatre in Belleville. No complaints here except sometimes there isn't…read moresomeone there to take your ticket. I really want to tell you about their cheeseburgers! One of the best burgers I've ever had! Perfectly cooked medium well. Fresh toppings. The best fries! They are kind of crispy. I ate while watching a movie so couldn't get a great picture.

The Edge is typically a great theater, but we recently went to see Wicked, and the projection was…read moreso poor that you could barely see Elpheba in multiple scenes. I understand needing to leave light in the theater for safety, but you can do better than this. Additionally, we were in the bistro, and the server was SO loud, it was ridiculous. Completely unnecessary to shout as loud as she was. Both aspects really ruined the experience.