Wyatt led a great Chinatown tour. A great selection of dishes from different parts of China…read moreincluding some really unexpected dishes. Our guide gave really interesting historical and cultural context and accommodated all food preferences within the group. I highly recommend this tour

We did the Chinatown walking food tour this past weekend and it was amazing!!! Highly recommend…read moredoing this even if you live in the Chicagoland area. Valarie was our guide and she was terrific! Took us to 5 really great spots that we will be going back to for a full dining experience. Valarie gave us a lot of Chinese history and how it related to food, and the people in our group were all friendly and made for an enjoyable experience. I couldn't recommend doing one of their tours more. Do it!!

Steve was amazing. Very personable and knowledge about all things Chicago. We did the street art…read moreand west side tour 1/2 day tour. We ended up riding about 9 miles and he offered to extend it, but we had a prior dinner engagement. He even sent a detailed map of our tour plus some excellent photos he took along the way. Highly recommend!

Steve created a wonderful memory for us while on a short trip to Chicago. Our group of girls had a…read moremix of biking experience and he went out of his way to ensure we all felt comfortable. This tour was a comfortable pace filled with local art and history of each space. The ability to ride through the city made us feel like a local even though my riding skills may have indicated otherwise. Thank you Steve for making us feel like a priority to you and your city. Would love to come and do this again.

It really pains me to leave a negative review about any business. We took the Graveyard Stories…read morewith our Park District Group on Tuesday, Oct. 28. The "tour" included 3 stops. At the first stop we saw the dried up I and M canal where the only mention of ghosts was that the workers who died building the canal were buried in the canal. The highlight of this stop was the washroom in the old toll house. Second stop was a tiny graveyard next to a truck weigh station. We saw where Tom's family was buried. Last stop we saw the grave of a Texan who had been killed in the Civil War. There was nothing ghostly about this tour. Either the Ottawa area has nothing to offer in this regard and this tour doesn't need to exist. Or this tour operator should rename this tour. Not sure what I'd call it. As a history buff, I have taken other graveyard tours and they were far more interesting. One tour I took had graveside reenactments of the people buried there. In this case, it's hard to believe they charge $35 per person for so little information. What may be a well meaning venture to promote Ottawa's history was not a ghostly graveyard tour.

What a Wealth of Knowledge…read more Had friends visiting for the day and booked an afternoon tour with Awesome Ottawa. Some of the people could not walk long distances and Tom tailored the entire tour to be accomodating to them. We all learned so much and the time flew by. We all would do it again to see and learn even more.

Scam!!!! Do not get scammed like I did from these fake…read moreDealership someone's using business identity theft to sell motorcycles when they don't even exist. They've been closed for a year and a half do not send them money or anything stupid I've already contacted the authorities about This and filed a police report and the FBI are involved. No middle Middle Eastern has a name Ryan that should be my first clue.

Midwest Action Cycles has been part of my journey since day one. I got my very first scooter from…read morethem, and that experience stuck with me -- everyone there was super genuine and made it easy for a beginner like me to get started. Fast forward to now, and I just got my Suzuki GSXR delivered from them. It's a dream come true. The bike came in perfect condition, exactly as promised, and the process was smooth from start to finish. You can tell these guys really care about what they do and about their customers. I 100% recommend Midwest Action Cycles to anyone looking for a bike.

Amazing tour. Polite personnel. Great and patient teacher. Would strongly recommend the tour.read more

I took my nephew here as a surprise for his birthday. We did the Segway tour. It was one of his…read morefavorite things that we did while in Chicago. Jack, our guide, was pretty awesome. He was mindful of safety, very patient as we learned how to ride the segways, and was super knowledgeable. He was given an extra challenge as a large music festival was in town. He made the necessary adjustments and ensured that the tour was still fun and interesting. I highly recommend the tour. Ask for Jack as a tour guide if you want someone who is fun, professional, and knowledgeable of Chicago. The segways are tricky to get used to but once you've had some practice time (included as part of the tour), it gets easier and more intuitive. Great company that responded to email questions and was very proactive with communication!

What a wonderful way to check out the city. This was our first time on a Segway, so we were a…read morelittle nervous, but our tour guide Vincent was great. He was safety focused and gave us multiple opportunities to practice and get familiar with the Segway. We checked out all of the stops with plenty of time for pictures and learning about the city. We were deterred by a little bit of rain, but Vincent packed ponchos for everyone and we had a little bridge to wait underneath. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a new adventure in the city.

My kids really wanted to try this out, promising me that they would pedal and I could relax and…read moreenjoy the scenery. Listen, after being the one to pedal by bike and boat, I was going to take them up on their offer. It was $34.51 (including taxes) for an hour. Kind of steep but not so bad when you realize that there are three of us enjoying the quadcycle. While the staff were nice - and they really were - the directions on where to go weren't great. It was confusing where the path was and we ended up spending 20 minutes going away only to come back and ask for more details of where to go. They really should provide a map. Also, we had to ask them to remove the dead spiders and cobwebs we discovered while we were literally off the beaten path. Would we do it again? Yes. But pay close attention to where they say to go and, again, could've used a map. Also, be on the lookout for spiders, webs and other dirt and ask them to remove them prior to leaving the area.

In from St Louis and did the one day. 100K/65 M. The ride is well supported, and run by a really…read moregreat staff, has beautiful scenery, ending at Lake Geneva for day 1. Apparently day 2 and 3 are even more impressive. also an 18 mile option for those who want a simpler version. great spots to stop for snacks, ice cream, and instagram pics. Definitley worth the time and effort. I'll be back. pro tip: if you are only doing the one day, consider staying at Lake Geneva. it's activities and dining it dont disappoint. If you are doing more. You stay there already!!

This will be my third year as a three day rider for CowaLunga. As someone who has ridden in other…read moremulti-day charity rides, I can attest that this one is top notch! There are routes available for all levels. Do as little as 18 miles or ride all three days. You will feel an amazing sense of accomplishment at the end of a 190 mile bike ride. All routes are great, but I recommend considering the 2 or 3 day option. With a little training, it is an attainable challenge for even beginning riders. It is a well-supported ride. You will have fully stocked rest stops along the route, SAG vehicles always checking on you, and medical staff available should you need it. If you choose to do 2 or 3 days, your registration fee includes lodging. The first stop being in Lake Geneva at Conference Center Point and the second overnight being at the University of Wisconsin Whitewater. You will have a bed! You don't have to camp, sleep on air mattresses, or pay extra for a hotel. Your registration also includes two meals each day. The route is well marked with interesting places to stop along the way. And the minimum fundraising commitment is not daunting - it is very achievable. Spend 3 days riding your bike in the summer warmth while riding up into scenic Wisconsin, all while raising money for healthy lungs and clean air........how can you go wrong!

What better way to explore and learn more about the City than to do the Chicago Running Tours! Few…read moreof my girl friends and I were celebrating a birthday and we decided to sign up for the tour and we had a blast! Our guide was very informative and such a jolly man - he definitely made tour as a fun experience. Not all of us in the tour were runners but we were all able to keep up. To all my fellow Yelpers and especially runners, I highly recommended you to do this tour!

This is easily one of the best tours I have ever been on! My cousin and I went to Chicago for three…read moredays, not knowing much about the city and I left the tour feeling like it was "my kind of town." I LOVED it! The kindness of the people really struck me, and Marlin shines out among them: a big heart and a very kind soul. His story is amazing--I also highly recommend his book. He's run marathons in all 50 states! And the story of this and how it came to pass is so touching and yet hilarious at the same time. I don't want to give it away though! He was very humble about the whole thing, which was also very refreshing. So many tour guides are like robots, and I'm exhausted by the end, but after the tour with Marlin I felt energized, like a dear friend had just given me a personal tour across their city. He even recommended things to do after the tour. He is very flexible, so just tell him what you'd like. After telling him I was an artist, he even surprised us with a viewing of a beautiful ceiling in a hotel I would have never ventured inside were it not for the tour. The tour was full of so many interesting facts, from the tragic to the ironic to the comedic. If you're in Chicago, don't miss the opportunity to meet a friend and learn about this fantastic city.

Kevin did a superb job for our visit. Was very knowledgeable and accommodating. One owrson got…read moresick in our party amd he handled it very professionally and coordinated a great recovery and experience. Well done Kevin.

Amazing tour with Mike as our tour guide. He was patient, caring, funny and really attentive didn't…read morewant anyone to get hurt. Thank you

I just completed the purchase of my 8th bike from Kegel's. I have heard from others throughout time…read morethat all dealerships are comparable in Price and service. And I fully understand that it's a matter of preference but, you also may want to understand that Harley Davidson has been Kegel's life long bloodline. They grew up in this world of motorcycles. It was a topic of discussion in this family at the dinner table, church and store throughout their lives. It was a matter of making a living but, this family lived it to remain the World's Oldest Family Owned Dealership for a reason.

Kernel harley- davidson is very friendly place to go. I took my bike in for service and they were…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and the bike was out in a timely matter. Every one I met is there something I can for you. They did not try to upsell me just the required maintenence. If you are looking for a honest dealer Kegel harley davidson is the place to go.