The burgers are delicious. The service is great and they are so friendly. I also have enjoyed wings…read moreand other sandwiches. Highly recommended. Comfortable local place.

Came and got lunch at this place in Harvard. It was surprisingly not that bad, and even good in a…read morefew ways. Bopp's is considered to be the oldest bar in town, but it's hard to know by looking at it. Clean inside mostly and modern looking TVs showing games. The drinks are mostly beers, and the food may look basic but is better than it looks. Bigger interior and roomier than expected. It looked like it would be pretty cramped from the outside. There's a big bar at the end and quite a few tables. Also multiple TVs had games on. The rest of the entertainment includes slots. A good choice of drinks. It's about $7 for the Moonshine Slushies. Cool stuff literally. They had pumpkin apple spice flavor among others. As for the food, there's burgers. Pretty big ones from the looks of things. Also people like the ham sandwich. It's about $5 for a basket of tater tots. Always good to munch on these between drinks. They apparently also have a veggie burger if looking for that. For around here it's pretty good. It's nothing fancy but it's not some dumpy place with crass locals all saying stupid things, mostly. This is great for watching a game, playing on slots, or whatever.

Catherine was great! I loved working with her. She made this process so easy. There are so many…read morepositive things to say. They only do one event per weekend. We were able to decorate and rehearse on a Friday. Have my wedding on Saturday and pick up everything and leave by Sunday. We rented out all 3 homes that are offered. The houses were beautiful and extremely homey. Had everything we needed. My family , bridal party and I were all able to get ready the day of the wedding. The photos are beautiful right by the pond. You can tell Concorde center takes great care of the land. I will say this venue would be best for weddings under 100-110 people max. It's the not biggest. We had 95 people and it was perfect with enough space for a dance floor and photobooth. A few downsides that could be worked on is you have to choose their preferred caterers. They give you only 3 options. First option never got back to me. I called and emailed them multiple times and never heard a word back. I would advise Concorde to take them completely off their list. Second place was pricey and out of our budget. The woman who owns it was very busy and seemed uninterested in our event. The last place I had no choice but to go with was 31 North. Which we were dissatisfied with their food. I also wish they would allow you to go into the homes a little earlier than 10 am. Considering it can take hours for a bridal party to get ready the day of. Other than that everything went very smoothly and I'm glad I choose this venue close to home.

We used The Concorde Center for our 75 guest wedding this summer. I agree with the RJ M. post- the…read moregrounds are beautiful. They have a great outdoor patio with a working outdoor fireplace and our guests enjoyed walks on the paths overlooking the pond. I have to say the vendor list could be better- we ended up using The Caterist which was outside the vendor list without a fee. Overall a great location for a memorable wedding and flexible staff.

This bar is in a resort, which makes it all the much better. You don't have to travel far to get…read morehome. The service was really really good. The food was good and the ambience I danced my butt off.

Bar West is a simple little spot inside The Abbey Resort. Looking to grab a drink? Maybe an app?…read moreHow about some live music? Welcome to Bar West. My husband and I spent a weekend at the Abbey, so we had time to explore all it had to offer. Before heading over to the other bar/restaurant onsite, we decided to pop into here for a drink and a quick app. The bar itself is a nice size with plenty of stools. There are a couple TVs and a small food/drink menu. The bartender was helpful and friendly, but not overly chatty. I was pregnant during our stay here, so I asked if the bartender knew of any tasty mocktails he could make. Short answer: not really. I ended up having just like a soda water with lime and cucumber which was actually refreshing. My husband enjoyed a beer. We ordered the bruschetta to snack on and it was very tasty! Olive oil crostinis topped with mozzarella, tomatoes, and a balsamic glaze -- yum. There wasn't any live music going on when we were there, but outside of the bar itself the place looks like a mini piano lounge. On the weekends they offer live entertainment, but I think we were just there too early.

Stopped in tonight and had one of the worst experiences we've had in a while. Our group of six all…read moreran into the same issue with the bartenders. The brunette bartender wouldn't acknowledge us at all--no eye contact, no response--even when we tried to ask a simple question, just moving on to the next customer. When we finally got to the blonde bartender, the experience didn't improve. She seemed uninterested in helping, rolled her eyes when we asked questions, and was dismissive when my wife asked if her drink could be made less sweet, saying "that's just how it is." I also asked a question about one of their bourbons and was told to go to the store where they could tell me, which didn't make much sense and would have meant starting the whole order process over again. We even overheard another customer mention they'd been dealing with the same attitude all night, so it didn't seem like an isolated incident. This was our second visit. The first time, on a similarly busy Sunday, everything was great--which makes this even more disappointing. Based on this experience, it will likely be our last visit.

Visited again today and so enjoyed the delicious drinks and hospitality! We brought snacks to…read moreshare and cards to play! The place was crowded and everyone there was so fun! Check it out, you won't be disappointed!

We had a large group and we're seated at several tables. We asked the waitress if we could have…read moreseparate checks by family. She told us no but when it was time to present the bill she did accommodate us!! Yay! The spicy salmon salad (especially the salmon) was so very good! The grilled & breaded Nashville spicy chicken was also very good. The only downside was it took a while to get our drinks. Also, I'm a Coca-cola girl and they only serve Pepsi. Other than that our meal was great and our waitress was accommodating!

I've gone here 3 times and each time it's somehow been worse than the last. I ordered chicken…read moretenders and fries and it took 50+ minutes. DO NOT GO HERE

Passing thru town we realized this is where the movie Groundhog Day was filmed and this is the Inn…read morewhere 'Phil Conners was staying'. We drove up and the propriatress was chatting with neighbors. She greeted us and when we asked if it was OK to take photos of the outside. . . she have us a tour of the inside! Wow, that was unexpected! Super warm and friendly owner, the Inn has many of it's original features including wood floors, lighting fixtures, coal burning fireplaces, stained glass, and more. It also boasts a beautiful new kitchen and glorious gardens including milk weed for the Monarch Butterflies which have been rapidly decreasing in numbers in recent years. So yay! She has a small shop of movie themed items and a museum cabinate of movie props. We were told about the filming pricess at the inn and told about plans for the gardens. A lovely Bed and Breakfast, if you find yourself in Woodstock, IL, check on availability. Stay where Phil Conners 'stayed'.

We spent 3 peaceful, relaxing and fun nights at The Cherry Tree Inn in Woodstock, Illinois…read more First off Mr. Bee is a huge Groundhog Day movie fan, so we decided while in Illinois to stay in this gem of a town. Lori and George, the Innkeepers are very nice. The Inn is so fun. This is where Bill Murray's character in the movie stayed and the front looks exactly as it did in the movie. Lori gave us a map of the spots in town with marker's of sites from the movie, so we did that for a half day. The inn has a dining room where breakfast is served, there is the parlor with chairs for reading, or a sofa for watch Groundhog Day on the big screen. There is a small breakfast room with a refrigerator, coffee maker and snacks for the guests. There is one guest room downstairs and the others are located on the second floor. They even have a small gift shop area, where Mr. Bee bought a replica clock from the movie, it is permanently set to 6:00 am and the button on the top plays a portion of the radio show it played in the movie. We stayed in the Black Walnut Suite and it was extremely clean, and comfortable with 3 large windows that looked out over the front yard and the street just like in the film. Breakfast was good and plentiful. One morning we were the only guests so I told Lori the night before to take a day off and we would enjoy breakfast in the town square. I can't say enough great things about our stay. The front porch is awesome and fun to sit in the evenings with a glass of wine. The gardens and koi pond around the house are also stunning and beautifully lit in the evenings. There is parking off to the side of the driveway which is really convenient, or street parking. You can also easily walk into the town square from the Inn. We highly recommend checking out The Cherry Tree Inn for a fun weekend or even mid-week stay.

Came here during Groundhog festival. What a great place to rest and relax. Sipped a delicious…read morebloody Mary and nibbled on a cheese board. Bartender and owner were friendly. I know this place is an hour from Chicago but it has a small town southern Illinois feel.

So this hidden gem was found tonight. I happened to be waiting for somebody and decided to go for a…read morewalk around the Square and found this wonderful wonderful place. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Did enjoy. The ambience. Prices are reasonable wine was delicious and I definitely will become a regular there, if you're in the neighborhood go check it out

The one thing I cannot say exactly was how much we paid for the room because out of the thousands…read moreof hotels that have stayed at and reviewed throughout my entire Yelp career, this room felt like a above average budget hotel. We enjoyed it there was a balcony outside but that balcony rail is absolutely loose it seems like a liability waiting to happen. There's plenty of tourists here and a lot of people will act like they forgot how to park or they expect top notch privilege which will make going up to the front desk a giant pain upon arrive . If you see a parking spot near the front just take it and walk in and check in . Some of the amenities are pretty cool but I do feel like this place was a bit overrated for the time being. This place felt very outdated as well but this place can be pretty much dead at certain times of the year. The breakfast here is solid but it is absolutely expensive if you go for the Continental package. They charged me $54 and it wasn't even all that good it's probably worth $30 at best. If I knew it was going to be that expensive and underwhelming I would have walked to the gas station and probably paid $10. I will say that there are Lobby shines bright and so does their bar. Whenever there's a party going on usually there's a lot of life going on over here. If you're going to go anywhere and not drive , I recommend taking an Uber and not a Lyft because the price difference is huge. For an expensive stay, I will lean that this place was a 2.75 star experience. So I will leave it at three stars.

I had an outstanding experience at The Abbey thanks to Illeyana--also known (and now forever…read moreremembered) as Ms. Goldfish. From the moment we walked in, her energy, attentiveness, and genuine friendliness set the tone for the entire visit. She was on top of everything--quick service, great recommendations, and always checking in without being overbearing. It's rare to find someone who makes you feel both taken care of and completely relaxed at the same time, but Illeyana nailed it. The nickname "Ms. Goldfish" fits perfectly--she kept things fun, memorable, and just a little bit legendary. If you're heading to The Abbey, do yourself a favor and ask for her. Customer service like that is hard to come by. We'll definitely be back!

Sat outside and we were covered with an umbrella so not too hot and got to enjoy being next to the…read morewater. The music/playlist was really good. Good cocktails and great cheese curds. Server was nice.

Outdoor seating right at the water's edge, live music this Sunday afternoon. It's also on the 22…read moremile round lake front path around Lake Geneva/ Fontana area - any questions? The food was good - flat bread BBQ chicken was excellent so was the walleye dinner with spinach and rice. Service was chill.

Love this place. Great food. Great environment. Wonder place to hangout and eat in a lake Geneva…read more Service took a while but pleasant staff.

Chill bar and grill, lots of locals when we stopped in. Staff was nice and they have a popcorn…read moremachine. Had chicken tenders, grilled cheese, turkey blt, fries, and curds. Solid food for a decent price, definitely a no frills spot. I imagine the bar is a blast in the summer