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.

The 125 Bus is convenient for getting from Streeterville / River North to the NW corner of the Loop…read moreand train stations. I use it everyday. It's express in that it doesn't make many stops and provides a quick jaunt. Just make sure you can get off where you want to or else you're along for the ride.

I take this bus almost every day. When it actually stops that is. It's a decent bus and I've…read morenever seen any homeless or sketchy people on it. Lots of young professionals using it in the mornings. This bus has not stopped at a scheduled stop twice now that I've experienced. On Canal & Lake my mother and I were waiting for it and it just flew right by. We triple checked that it was scheduled and we were at the right stop! That really sucked. The second time I was leaving Michigan Ave and planned getting on the last scheduled 125 departure from a certain stop. A different bus was leaving the stop but I guess it was still in the way of 125 stopping so it just went by. The guy next to me said, did that really just happen? We were both shocked considering it was dark out and that was supposedly the last one. I was hoping that another would come along but it didn't. I ended up calling a cab home, which again really sucked since I had been waiting a good 20 minutes in all for that to just happen.

Great station. There's no elevators, no escalators, and no stairs. It's all ramps to get to the…read morestation. It's in great location. Best way to get to and from Downtown Chicago. Very friendly ADA Accessible. Cheapest way to from and to. Downtown Chicago.

I was headed to the southeast side of Chicago from O'Hare airport. Anybody from Chicago knows the…read moredrive will be at least 2 hrs or more during rush hour. So I hopped on the blue line. There are a couple of machines that take cash or card for payment. New cards are $5. To enter you place your card on the sensor and it allows to let the turnstile open for you. I was traveling to Clark/Lake street, which happens to be a popular station. At first, I was a bit worried that my mid size suitcase may cause a hamper and be in the way, but it was just fine. The train was a nice size so I wasn't uncomfortable. Before each stop an announcement is made to name the stop location and the side of the train to exit. Lake street happens to be a popular stop so there was a mass exit of riders. This stop had escalators but the last place I had to exit was a stairway. Good thing I like going to the gym. Overall, a great experience.

Name: 51 51st CTA Bus…read more Category: Public Transportation, Buses Address: 51st Street from Kedzie Ave. to Wentworth Avenue Bus route Chicago, IL 60632 Gage Park Phone: (888)968-7282 At least Yelp did happen to get the website correct. Yelp changed nearly everything but the website when I opened this business page. I have tried to correct information twice without success as of 11/23/2019. I am surprised that Yelp keeps asking me to write a review since I get the feeling that they don't want me opening pages for CTA buses. There are a few other CTA bus pages that I opened and Yelp changed to inaccurate information, so I just figured they really don't like business pages for buses. So, here's my review for the 51 51st CTA Bus: *This bus runs east and west on 51st Street between Kedzie Avenue and Wentworth Avenue. *On Kedzie, the west end of this bus route, it goes between 51st St and 48th Pl. to the Orange Line Station, which is the turnaround. *The east end of this bus route is Wentworth Avenue and it goes to the Red Line Station at 47th St. and the Dan Ryan Expressway. Take Note: This bus shares stops with other buses!! *On Kedzie between 51st St. and 48th Pl./Orange Line. Shares the stop at 50th & Kedzie with the #52 and #52a Kedzie bus. *On 51st Street between California Ave. and Western Ave., this bus shares stops with the #94 California bus that detours on 51st St. *I have never taken this bus east of Western Avenue, so I am not sure about any other shared bus stops along this route east of Western. It is always good to check the sign at the bus stop to know what to expect and to make sure you get on the bus you want! I have taken this bus a few times, usually in the afternoon. Unless you time it just right, you could wait 20 minutes or more. The buses have been clean and the bus drivers are usually quite pleasant. That pretty much sums this review up. Enjoy your bus ride! CTA Review #9

Best spot in the City when you are waiting on the Western O'Hare Blue Lineread more

I'd hate to venture down there in the winter, with highways on both sides, and nothing to block…read morethat awful Chicago, below zero winds. But a day like today may make it worth it :) Friendly staff working all shifts, and very helpful. Usually they're cleaning and making sure the trouble that hangs out in front is either gone, or not harassing people in transit. You end up on Western, so at least you're on a busy street on your walk home with stores and restaurants. Not a bad stop at all.

I mean it's kinda your old mediocre Evanston station. It's old but manageable. A tetanus trap a…read morebit. Flood spots ground level, no handicap accessible but there's an awesome mural you get to stare at by Ryan Tova Katz. I mean every station should have cool art. They'll get an extra star. Noyes not Art, same style station no extra star. Wilson they got an extra star. It's artsy. But hey it's convenient enough

It's part of the Purple line in Evanston. It's a smaller stop that lacks the enclosed waiting area…read moreamenity that the next inbound stop (Davis Station) has. Which will be a concern when it's ridiculously cold. But other than that, the nearby area appears safe and the stairs are clean. The only reason I'm writing this review is because this page was created because of my request. And I felt like bragging about that!

I was in town for the Chicago Marathon and stayed at a nearby hotel. I took a red line train down…read moreto Chinatown to head over to the race expo at McCormick Place. This station was underground and pretty standard for a train station. It was pretty clean, well-lit, and rather empty at about 10 am on a Saturday.

It's ok. We entered on State and Harrison. It's a card only entrance. You can pay with your phone…read morebut nowhere to buy a pass. We counted 15 cameras on each side of the platform which makes for what feels like better security. It was cleanish, as clean as a CTA stop gets. Train came on time and there was maybe one or two unhinged persons sleeping upright on a bench.

Standard CTA train station right off of Western & Congress. It's right in the middle of the…read moreexpressway, so in the colder months the winds are a bit unforgiving. Overall, a decent stop.