Dan drove my family early morning to the airport during spring break/TSA shut down. We were nervous…read moreabout getting to the airport in time and everyone at north shore taxi service was so helpful and flexible with our request for an even earlier pick up. Dan was on time and drove perfectly. Getting a stretch limo was a special treat for the kids and we're so thankful to everyone at North Shore Taxi for helping make the trip smooth and memorizable.

Great communication and service. Sam was our driver. He was on time to get us to airport for our…read morevery early flights and picked us up upon return at midnight. After a long day of travel, having the car set up alleviated any stress of finding our way home. We'll use them again!

Parking is always available. You can use the Passport App Zone 303 to pay for parking at Morton…read moreGrove station.

Compared to all the other Metra stations that I frequent, this is one of the better ones…read more Plenty of parking available to conveniently leave your car in what seems like a safe area. There is also an indoor shelter large enough to fit about 50 people - perfect for those below zero Chicago winters. A ticket window is also available inside the shelter. The shelter looks a little 1980s ish and can use some remodeling, but it'll do. There are also seats available inside. Also, there is a cute little bookshelf filled with some books to read, courtesy of the Morton Grove library. Such a cute idea! Lastly, the platforms are spacious enough where people who are waiting for the train can spread out and not feel all cramped. I like this a lot because small platforms can feel a little freaky at times, especially when those speedy express trains zip right by!

Trying to find where to board yellow line to Skokie. Better to take uber as employees will not…read morehelp. Signs are misleading. Many miss trains due to confusion as there may be two trains red and yellow on same track

If I could give this company zero stars I would but I can't. Horrible customer service, they lost…read moremy package on the way to Idaho. I lost 600 dollars in a sale and now my account is in the negative. Kept telling me its shipped and it's been delayed in the all states it goes through. Even paid for actual package tracking and didnt even get that from them. Will never do business with this company or bus freighter ever again. 0*

This morning was my first time on Metra from Waukegan to Wilmette. I purchased a 30 day pass…read morethinking it would be from the date of purchase, to 30 days out. I board, and was told I had to down load the Ventra app and add money to it to pay my fare today; because my 30 day pass doesn't start until January 1st! They don't announce the stops, it's dark outside..total shit show!!

North line 4:48pm Winnetka to Chicago is consistently late. Especially Frustrating as transit…read moretracker hasn't been accurate. Train was 10 minutes late today and tracker showed no delays. Saturday's are especially bad with over an hour delay a couple of weeks ago. Why can't Metra get it together?

All aboard the Skokie Swift!…read more This two-car train serves the Yellow Line, and makes 2 service stops: from Dempster-Skokie to Oakton-Skokie to Howard and vice versa, with a connecting service to the Purple or the Red Line at Howard. Note the weekday and the weekend schedules for times and any service alerts. Right off of Dempster, there are parking lots and indoor bike parking available, with also connections to the CTA and the Pace buses. Super convenient for those who are commuting from the North Shore 'hood. +vehicle and bike parking available

Nothing glamorous ... have been using this location on and off for many years. It is probably the…read moreeasiest way to get into the city from North Suburbs. Parking is generally available and reasonably priced. Skokie is also quite a diverse area, so a lot of restaurants and such nearby as well.

The map of there coverage area is no t accurate. I tried to schedule a trip traveling from Howard…read moreand Sheridan to south shore area. The dispatcher said they don't service this area.

Great service, very delightful, I would use their SERVICES,…read moreanytime. Thanks again for your time.

Convenient and walkable, which is very key. With American Landmark purchasing the Technology Park…read moreand with all of the new businesses and people moving to this area, the Yellow-line Oakton stop is an essential way of getting to downtown or Evanston. I've taken the Yellowline mainly to get to the loop or Lincolnpark or to see the Cubs and wow, it's sooo easy. The booth always has a CTA employee in it, which adds to the safety. The Yellowline trains are also generally more on the clean side, which is a plus. Oh, there's a bunch of bike stands if you'd like to ride over and lock your bike. Which leads to the one point deduction. For some reason, there are a bunch of plastic and glass bottles that are laying around, beyond the tracks. This isn't Howard station and the CTA has to make a conscious effort to clean up this mess, because the litterbugs won't be going away, unfortunately - even with waste baskets just a few steps away. There isn't any parking here so be careful not to drop off at Crafty Beaver, you may end up getting a ticket like my neighbor. If need to park, you should park at Dempster Yellowline. All in all, consistent, clean, safe and just one stop away from Howard.

I have always passed by Oakton-Skokie, whether it be in my vehicle or enroute to Dempster-Skokie…read morevia Yellow line: Skokie Swift, but never utilized it despite it having access to places I visit in on a weekly basis. Occasionally I work in the area, and in the past I noted Oakton-Skokie as being the closest public transportation access spot to my job which is why I utilized it. I have to say that I love how well-maintained and easily accessible the stops are in Skokie in comparison to Chicago and Evanston. With that being said, some of the pros & cons I noted of Oakton-Skokie are. Pros: -It connects college students to Oakton Community College, which is only half of a mile away. -Easy accessible grocery stores (Market Place on Oakton & ALDI) that are coincidentally next to each other. -Diverse selection of restaurants within Downtown Skokie. Some noted are Libertad, Village Inn Pizzeria Sports Bar and Grill, Sugo Italian Street Food and De-Jred Fine Jamaican Cuisine. -It connects residents and those living outside of Skokie to events, and businesses in downtown Skokie, such as Skokie Theater; The Historical Society/Heritage Museum; the Public Library; St Peter's Catholic Church and Village Hall. -Wheel chair accessible ramp. -The yellow line - Skokie Swift, operates for weekday and weekend Chicago Cubs night games and Wrigley Field concerts going in-bound to until 12:00 AM on game nights. Cons: -The yellow line - Skokie Swift, does not run all night. Other than for Chicago Cubs night games and Wrigley Field concerts, it runs from Dempster to Howard until 11:15 PM, all week. And from Howard to Dempster until 11:00 PM. Thomas G

Amazing experience taking the party bus to the Salt Shed in Chicago. Great price and awesome…read moreservice! Highly recommend

Want 300 to take me from streamwood il to ohare for 300 ...what a joke company...please be careful…read morewith these joke companies Thank you for your response but i have many other companies that are in the 40 dollar range that offer the same services that you offer as well...i think you are a rip off company and should be banned from yelp...150 one way for a 45 minute drive in a fancy car is ridiculous...should look into your business and see a fancy car is not right for your fees...

Abi is the best! He tracked our flight and was perfectly on time. He was so sweet with our…read moredaughters, offering snacks and drinks. The car was spotless and had plenty of space for two car seats, luggage and a stroller. I would absolutely recommend Abi!

Price was fare, very dependable and kept up with my needs on departure and arrival. It was…read moreimportant for a responsible service, because I was traveling with a grandchild.