We were disappointed to miss out riding the El on this visit to Chicago. I did get some views of…read moreit from the surface streets as we walked nearby and sometimes under the structures. Hope to experience it as a rider during my next visit to Chicago.

Yes, the business is in a good location. Location is always good. Always good parking. Make sure…read moreyou pay the meters never know when a meter reader will come around to give a ticket but the place is excellent. The environment on the inside is lovely. The menu is very interesting and the cook is excellent Cook. The menu is excellent food clean is thoroughly cooked Just one suggestion at this point. Please cut down on the salt. Your vegetable shouldn't be salty. The Greens are overly salty. I could tell The Yams ingredients are genuine because normally you can taste the ginger or the cinnamon and you can also tell if there's honey or maple syrup and there's no butter flavored neither so maybe it was a can yam so that's not good. It's not good at all. The fish is superb. I can say all the meats are excellent. It's just a side dishes aren't genuine. The side dishes are canned goods and bagged frozen vegetables And last, but not the least, make sure that the hostess understands the order properly My experience was I ordered , I ordered a 3 course meal plus two separate sides. Instead I received my 2 separate sides inside of the actual meal plate and my meal sides in a container It was corrected once I went back into the restaurant, but who wants to leave and have to come back to get it corrected especially when you're on parking meter.

What a clean, friendly airport! They have coffee and water, nice seating, vending machines and they…read moreeven drive you to the train station if you are going into chicago! Definitely will fly here again

My first experience with this private jet terminal and it was great. Front desk staff is friendly…read moreand alert, waiting area is clean and spacious, and we got in and out quickly.

The Windy City…read more.. I've always wanted to visit Chicago and have purposely made a stop over here on my way to Boston in the past and was very impressed of not just how large but nice and clean it was though since it was short I didn't get to see much of it but did get to enjoy a hot dog and deep dish pizza here which yes you can find. From what I understand it's up there being the largest airport in the US and from my arrival believe that as the taxiing to the gate was quite longer than I'm used to but no waiting very efficient and great service taking care of our flight. What was nice is that they have a food court as well not very large but big enough to have a few various establishment along with various other shops and eateries just about everywhere including vending machines for popcorn and boba tea. Some of the signs though I did have a hard time navigating around though that could just be me as I was looking for a lounge only to have passed right by it lol but it is a very crowded airport and happy that we got here early enough to enjoy what it has to offer as the city of Chicago really was a fabulous place to visit and am so happy to check it off my list...but will be back if given the opportunity. Thank you!

I landed in Chicago from a redeye flight, which was good for me because there were barely any…read morecustomers in the terminal. Well, many of the businesses were trying to get started with serving breakfast. I ventured over to the American Airlines Admital's Club to gain entry. The Chicago O'Hare terminal has almost everything that you need as a traveler they have restrooms. restaurants, a very popular McDonald's, and even a Starbucks. I couldn't help but notice that the people who work here are very busy doing their jobs, and no one makes eye contact with any passengers. Also, the passengers are very busy getting where they need to go. Luckily everything was clean and tidy on my visit to this airport and I appreciated my time in the American Airlines admirals club. That will be a separate review.

It's a little misleading to call this the Lewis University airport since it makes it seem like it's…read morea private airport but KLOT is open to the public and open for service. There's an AVIS rental car available so if you land here, there's rental options. They have an air traffic control tower and jet fuel as well as hangars available.

I'd never thought to write a review of an airport before, but after visiting here last summer for a…read morevintage WWII airplane expo, I thought it might be worth my while. Now, as far as small town airports go, I suppose this is as ordinary as any. Parking is available, but not clear as to what is Public/Private. But once I left my truck behind, my experience really "took off" (sorry). Every Labor Day weekend, they hold a vintage plane event with privately owned fighter/trainer planes and my favorite, a B-17 "Flying Fortress" Bomber (the type used in the movie "the Memphis Belle"), in which you can book a flight...if you're rich, that is. (@ $400.00 for a 20 minute journey) A little too steep for me, so I simply enjoyed experiencing the history that lay before me, took a few pics and then went on my way. If you enjoy this kind of stuff and find yourself in the area, stop by...it's not a bad way to spend a Holiday morning.

I use this station often when traveling to see my dad in the burbs…read more As long as everyone knows the routine, nobody gets into trouble. It only takes one person to mess up the whole system, and they are usually not from the city. There are Chase ATMs and even a Redbox. There is also a small kind of convenience stand that serves snacks and drinks to the left of the ticket agents. Bike parking on the street.

CTA has a stop on the Loop at LaSalle and Van Buren. It has pretty convenient access to other modes…read moreof transportation which is nice. Of course it gets busy but there's trains coming often. Located near a few top attractions. There's Amtrak and Metra where you can make transfers. It can be found on the south side of the Loop close to some other systems you can conveniently access. It serves the Brown, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines. The times each of these operates varies. Brown goes counterclockwise. The others go clockwise so be sure to be on the correct side of the platform. For the Brown, stand on the north. The others are on the south. Close proximity to Metra is right by here. This is only a few blocks to walk to if you're coming or going from it. Also know the Purple is a limited extension. It's only on weekdays at rush hour. This is located really close to the LaSalle Metra station.

The noise from the planes flying so low we've seen 2 planes al most collide also 2 emergency…read morelandings in the last 2 months. We see planes late at night that are super loud 1 looked real close to the neighbor roof. This place is not safe very young people running this airport out of the Joliet Park District. Residents are always scared fear of anither accident. We say our prayers at night before sleeping. Joliet started a chartered service without notifying the residents. A real stress disorder forming. This place looks unsafe the city only worried about revenue not the tax payers. File your complaints online with the FAA.

Reason #N515AG why my grandfather is radder than yours:…read more My grandfather is passionate about one thing above most anything else... flying. Weather its on ground on a motorcycle or the way he prefers- up in the air, he loves it all. My childhood was filled with many days of going flying in my grandfather's cessna parked right here at the Joliet Airfield for over 2 decades. Did you know that every airplane in North America starts with the letter N in its name? My grandfather was told he could choose the number for his plane. His favorite number is 5 but 555 was taken so he chose 515. Years later he would come to own a house with that same number but that's another story. Instead how about something inspirational and a bit cheesy? When all of us grandkids were born my grandfather wrote our names on the tail of his airplane. He would point them out to all of his airport friends. He was so proud. I've been riding in airplanes almost as long as I have been in cars. My grandfather would take us flying to random airfields to have lunch. Nothing super fancy mind you but how many kids have grandparents that say "hey let's fly to x city and have a grilled cheese sandwich." I feel so fortunate to be the granddaughter of a self proclaimed "Flyboy." Flash forward through my childhood and my grandfather is starting to get old. He is involved in an accident where his plane was wrapped around a tree. He walked away with nothing but bruises. Never to fly again? Yeah right. Not grandpa. He would point to a trunk that had the only salvageable portion of the plane and say "You see that? That's my plane. I'm going to put that in another one and I'm going to fly it again. Just watch." Sure you are Pappy. Suuuure. And you know what? He did. In the pictures accompaning this review you can see for yourself. My grandfather did it. The plane in the pictures looks identical to the one he crashed minus our names on the tail. He's still flying it. If there's anyone that is an example of what passion is, its my grandfather. Still alive. Still living his dream up in the sky. Now I have to hurry up and get my pilots license too so I can fly right along with him. But for now the checklist duty will have to do.

nice little airport in the middle of the sprawl that is even now threatening to overwhelm the land…read moreof my misspent youth. the airport is situated on a narrow strip of land between Irving Park Road and the Metra tracks on the south side of town with an impressive marsh out to the west. there's air service and maintenance and flight instruction and even a fancy restaurant on site so c'mon down! -- forty years ago when living was easy me and Ted used to come down from the shop on our lunch hour to watch the student pilots practice touch-and-go while enjoying cold-ish pizza and warm-ish beer. one bright spring day some thirty five years ago I got a call asking if I was interested in some light work over the weekend. I met some guy and another guy here at the airport and after a little back and forth I was handed a small wad of cash and told to get a dark grey suit and a pair of "real shoes." three days later me and those guys and another guy are heading south to start my summer of disrepute. -- the airport has seen some serious improvements to the grounds and structures and everything since then and a person likely can't have that kind of fun anymore - probably shouldn't have had it then either but what can I say? it paid pretty good for a job that wasn't too jobby doing work that wasn't too worky...

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