When the quest played the National anthem. She was the only one to honor our nation's song The post…read morecommander Mike never stood just kept watching TV. I am ashamed for this post.​

I just want to say Thank You! to the American Legion in Lockport for the wonderful experience we…read morehad while renting the little red building for a birthday party we hosted. The bartender, Maggie, went above and beyond her duties to make this a pleasant time. They were very generous and friendly and met all our needs. It was a good time for all and we received a lot of compliments from our guests on how much fun they had and how pleasant the hall / bartender was. I would definitely recommend them and will use them again if needed. Thank you again!! Terri Cooley

This is such a cute place. There's plenty of parking on the street. And you can find vinyl records…read moreand cassette tapes and CDs and VHS tapes and you can find T-shirts and vintage stuff as well as community members who donate their art or sell their art here. Staff are friendly and it's fun to just walk around and take a look.

Friendly workers, reasonable prices, and a great selection. Felt so welcomed here while visiting,…read moreand picked up a bunch of goodies!!

I have been going to the Joliet restore for quite a few years now. I usually have a pretty good…read moreexperience but the last few times I left feeling very irritated with the manager. I have also noticed that things have gotten pretty pricey in the last year. There is a man that works there, I think he may be the manager, that is very rude. I have negotiated on prices in the past when buying furniture pieces and he acted like I was asking him to buy it for me. I understand the goal is to make as much money as possible to not only sustain the store but the charity as well, but that doesn't mean that you treat people so bad that they choose not to come back. I would have only given one star but the other people that work there are very nice and the store is a great resource for people and I would hate to know that one person's bad attitude would cause people not to shop there.

I had visited this establishment and I must point out that during my time there they came off as…read moreracist and very poorly managed but the female employee with the rainbow hair was really helpful and informative. Also at one point the lady whom I assume is the manager was being very unprofessional. I personally will not be going back.

had a great time here this evening for a holiday party i was invited to go to through my brother's…read morework. i know little of the big brother big sister organization, but from what i saw, it looks like an awesome thing. we got paired up with a child and went through different craft stations on the first floor of the building. we started out at the ornament decoration station and my 'friend' did an awesome job of decorating her holiday ornaments. it was fun watching and interacting with the children. from there we went to the holiday card making station and last to a thank you card making station. after a funfilled crafty time, we had group pictures and the pizza delivery came late so we all got to have some build-your-own sundaes filled with oreos, gummy worms/bears, sprinkles, chocolate sauce, caramel sauce, and other goodness... luckily the pizza came before the end of the party so everyone got to enjoy some pizza... there was plenty for 2nds and some probably had even more. santa came by with gift cards for the kids as well. i think everyone, adult and child, had a good time. hopefully i'll have another opportunity in the future to participate in something like this again...

Shady Oaks is without a doubt one of the greatest places we know of. For twelve days every summer,…read moremy son with cerebral palsy enjoys his best days of the year. The counselors and care givers at Shady Oaks are angels on earth and are led by Scott Steele, who has been the camp director for I don't know how many years but it's a lot. All of the staff at Shady Oaks work so hard and have such fun with the campers and we are so grateful for these people. Thank you Shady Oaks for being there for our son for the past nine years. This coming year will be his 10th and he can't wait.

When my wife, Georjean, died in August, 2010, I took her roses from her wake and the Augustan nuns…read moremade rosaries out of the rose pedals. I gave the rosaries to my family as a remembrance of their Grandmother and a means to pray to Mary each day.

They did an amazing job and a rosary for my son's grandma. They were quick and it was easy to orderread more

Fair campground, wishing for wifi, but the host Brenda Garcia deserves 5+…read moreThank you for everything Brenda

Staff was friendly but the spaces are unleveled bad. The only tires on the ground right rear. The…read morefront left was at least 12" off the ground.

This is only on the record store portion of their business, but nice selection....though very odd…read more This was one of the weirder more eclectic selections of vinyl I've seen. Lots of comedy and novelty stuff. Prices seemed fair to average and the staff is friendly.

A few weeks ago I was searching for a particular (out of production) vintage jazz electric guitar…read more Online I found what looked to be the perfect match for me--at a very attractive price. BUT we all know of rumors (and unfortunately some true) stories of online purchases that went to bad ends.[That's not why I'm writing this YELP!] I am writing to endorse the owner of this store--his honesty and truthfulness! All via long distance from several states away. I satisfied my curiosity by researching the guitar model first--and in-market price ranges. Once I found the guitar, I opened an email exchange with the owner (Joe) and was directed to his website. Once I'd proven that this was an established, credible business with employees and history, I was engaged. Upon finding out that this is a community-centered business with ties to the town and a history of business--topped off by being a proudly-proclaimed family business. I was convinced. Joe and I agreed to handle the transaction via his credit card processor and bank (same bank I use) and agreed to shipping arrangements and details. The receipt arrived first and within a few days, as informed, the guitar arrived with no harm in transit what so ever. Exactly as Joe had promised and superbly packed and protected by him very well during shipment. I'm exceptionally happy in my new guitar having reignited my interest in the instrument, and happy to have made a new friend in the music store business. AND, reinforcing my belief in the honesty of small businesses once again. IF you are in the Joliet IL area, get to know these folks. If you are seeking a vintage instrument at a very honest price, check here!