It's a decent place but we were looking for a coffee shop. The man at the desk said after being…read moreasked if there was coffee selections, "we only have black coffee. We've have these machines and have had them for a while but no one knows how to use them" . "All we have is regular coffee". While I don't blame anyone for not having a fancy coffee area, when your looking for coffee and the map says the closet is "Ellie's Coffee", it was very disappointing to not have what you thought, by the name, any other coffee but "black". All I'm saying is the Name of the place is deceiving cus it's not a coffee bar but rather, just a bar.

Last month while roaming around oak brook, I was looking for a cafe and saw this online…read more From outside it looks an average cafe but interiors are really good. This place has recently opened and the lady at the bar made sure that good care of everyone was taken. She did a nice explanation on stuff she has and gave a lot of options in beverages to choose from. This place is open till midnight and has slots to enjoy over a cup of coffee or a beer and well coffee is free if you opt for slots. So surely worth to try over the weekend with friends.

amazing staff!! super helpful and jolly. bring friends and family every weekend !!! super funread more

My husband and I went and enjoyed it. We did the one hour Squid Game experience and it was pretty…read morefun. I was curious how they would turn the games into an immersive experience. I won't ruin it, but I will say it was definitely fun and there was some intensity to it. While it utilized VR headsets, tt definitely was not a full VR experience. You interact with the game on the walls. There was an option to purchase beverages during the experience which we did not do. After the ad popped up a few times it got to be a little annoying. It was just the two of us so we were able to do each game repeatedly, which made it even more fun because it allowed us to figure out how to solve the puzzles. Because of that I wouldn't suggest going with more than four or five people. Overall, I would say it was worth the trip to Oakbrook.

Just attended a holiday gala event held in the Clubhouse. The facility was beautifully decorated…read morefor the holidays, the staff was extremely friendly and good at their jobs. The main problem was the food that was served. It started off really good with a salad containing mixed greens, apple slices, nuts, cheese..with a delicate dressing. Then came the main course, baked chicken with some kind of bread crumb topping that was over seasoned and very salty. To accompany the over seasoned chicken was some kind of au gratin potato creation which was savory and also very salty. The third item was what appeared to me to be overcooked broccoli again heavily seasoned with salt, pepper and some grated parm cheese. Three savory very salty items on a plate does not make for a fine meal. To me it seems the chef either has a diminished sense of taste or never checked to see what was going out on the floor. The other sad thing about this is that it was a mature crowd attending this event among which you often find people with health issues that need to limit sodium intake! If this had been a restaurant that I had visited for the first time, it would be the last. Other than the food we had a great time at the event.

I am not a member, but have attended a variety of functions here over the years. I love the…read moregrounds ~ beautiful and very well maintained. The staff is exemplary ~ there is no other way to describe them. The rooms in the clubhouse can hold any number of people and each room is lovely, with beautiful views. I have found the food ~ delicious. They accommodate any special request to personalize your event. If given the opportunity ~ GO.

I have had numerous opportunities to work with Sue Rowlen. She is hands down one of the most…read morecredible people I know who work in the world of spirit. Circumstances are such that I have had an inordinate amount and number of such experiences. Sue has provided us with literal life saving knowledge and understanding. She has our complete faith and trust.

$150 for an hour long reading and none of the people she picked up on were no where near close to…read morethe people I was close to. The same usual generic thing most mediums say "oh I'm picking up on an old man with heart and circulatory issues" or "Im picking up on someone with gerd" or "im picking up on someone that used to smoke". I dont know anyone like that. I did hospice, however, I did private nursing specifically for women with dementia. None of them previously smoked. All women. And none had gerd. No one she described was remotely close to anyone I knew or worked for that passed. The people I wanted to come through were all young (my husband & my son, and my best friend). She didn't pick up on any of them! And I know for a fact my husband and son would have come through. I asked about kids and she immediately asked me how old I am. (Which I saw another review on here that she asked for their age too.) And then immediately after hearing my age said 1 or none. She was very frank and rude about it. I'm 29, I'm not that old. I have since remarried since becoming a widow and currently in the process of having another child. I will admit however, she was able to see numbers that have followed me for decades. She said 8s, 1s,and 3s. 318 has followed me my entire life since i was a child, so I will admit, that was crazy. Everything else was pretty BS. Extremely disappointed. Today was the 7 year anniversary of my family passing away. And all I wanted was to hear from them. And instead I got conned. I do agree with others in these reviews that she should not list herself as a medium or even a psychic. She's definitely more of a life coach and just tells you what she thinks you want to hear.

Enjoyed my visit to Drury Lane earlier in the summer for Nunsense! Having lived in the City of…read moreChicago for a long time, I can't believe I had to move to Wisconsin to finally see a show here! The theater is large and gorgeous! The production was great as well as the acting and singing. Lunch or dinner and a show? Drury Lane gotchu. They've got a restaurant on site, as well as a bar, and ample lounge area to enjoy a drink during intermission. There are also plenty of restaurant options within 5 minutes drive, so make a date if it! So glad I'm more aware of this theater powerhouse in the Chicago suburbs.

We had not been here for many years…read more The theatre and lobby are gorgeous, you can come early for dinner or drinks. The seats in the theatre are comfy and the leg room is great! At least on the main floor in the first 20 rows. I don't know about the ones in the back or in the balcony. I believe Thai also still have brunch or dinner packages that include tickets to the theatre. We went to see Father of the Bride, a cute comedy about a daughter's wedding and all the chaos that occurs.

The fest is pretty large and spread out. Sure, it's free to get in. However, they get you on the…read moreparking costs. They have different tiers depending on how close you want to park. To get in and out of the parking lots can be a pain. The food vendors accept cash or card which is nice. Food lines are long! Be prepared to wait. They had multiple bar lines that were fast. Bar lines also sold water and NA options. Plenty of porta potties. If you plan on attending bring your own chair or blanket to sit on. They allow you to bring in your own food and drinks (just no outside alcohol). Something to keep in mind to keep your costs down. Spread out, but expect crowds. Overall a good event.

We attended this event last year, we had a table set up there for our company (Westway Coach), a…read moreschool bus company. Just wanted to add that we had an amazing time there, the ambient, the music, the food, all was great, we had an amazing time being part of this event.

This review is way overdue. We went to their grand opening way back in August of 2024 and had a…read morefabulous time. The food and drinks were delicious, the games were fun to play (there were lots of them) and the atmosphere was awesome. Sorry to hear that it closed.

Are you a Ghostbusters fan? If not, you will be after visiting this location. Who ya gonna call?…read moreWonderverse! The VR experiences are well thought-through and motion sickness isn't much of a factor at this resolution. The overall experience of the location is polished, with a clear flow, very good layout, and nice separation (despite being an open space) between "the bar" and the rest of the activities. Not too many obnoxious kids when we went (although some are a given due to the nature of the place and the town it's in). Staff was beyond incredible. Everyone seemed to care deeply about customer experience, cleanliness, and safety.

This event is all about EVs. It's so cool that this exists. We're not quite ready to move to a new…read morevehicle, but we will need to at some point because after having a baby my current vehicle feels a bit small. And when that time comes, a EV is almost certainly what I'll be looking for. At this event, held in Oakbrook Terrace at the Chicago Automobile Trade Association headquarters, you can sign up to test drive EVs from various manufacturers. I hadn't been to it before so I wasn't sure what to expect. It's held outdoors. There were cars here from BMW, Volvo, GMC, Audi, Subaru, Kia, Hyundai, and probably manufacturers I'm missing. I tested a BMW, Audi, and Volvo--in part because much as I may want one, it's not very likely it'll be within my budget. But it will also give me some idea about what I might want in a car or whether I want to save money for 15 years to afford one. What I liked about this event is that I was able to do the driving with a co-driver from the company. When I was at the Chicago Aurora Show I did a test drive but the representative from the manufacturer did the driving. Here, I was in the cockpit and got to experience driving the car instead of just being a bystander with some facts about the vehicle thrown at me. One of the reps told me that he thinks car shoes will be obsolete within five years and instead smaller, more intimate events like this will replace them. There's a small fee of $5 to attend if you want to drive, but if you don't want to drive it's free. Passengers need to be aged 16 or older. They did say there would be food and drink, but I think that's just on the full days (Saturday and Sunday, and perhaps Friday) although you can bring your own refreshments. I'm glad I chose Thursday, because I was only able to get to the three cars--though luckily I don't know that I wanted to see any others. But that was on Thursday evening when there weren't a ton of people here. I'll bet it's packed on the weekend. The $5 feet is for a two hour time slot that you choose, but one might need to pay for a couple time slots to be able to maximize their visit. The only thing that might have made it better is if there were a few more cars here but that may have made it too crowded. Overall a great event with plenty of free parking.

The games were good, service was good and food was decent. Had a work related event and it was so…read moreorganized

Pretty good place for what it is... We took my husband for…read moreFather's Day and had a pretty good time. Our server put on the big screen what we wanted to watch. Our food was better than good. Fresh and hot. The games were fun. It was clean. And we really enjoyed ourselves. The bathrooms were clean and there is a lot for parking.

My family arrived in town on August 6 through the 9th. We made the decision to stay at Caesars as…read morewe all had comp rooms and it was for a 40th birthday party celebration. They were very few affordable restaurants to dine at the hotel. A hotel that size offers very few affordable options . Especially for those in their 70's. We had to do a lot of walking just to get to the elevators and up to our rooms. Upon checking out, we found out that we were Not only charged for Wi-Fi, but we were also Charged a resort fee on a comp room. First of all, We had two people in each room. We had two rooms. One person per day utilized the Wi-Fi. The rest of us used the Wi-Fi on her phone. So the Wi-Fi should be free since only one person from each room utilized it. In all the years I have stayed at a Caesar's property, we have never paid a resort fee, ESPECIALLY On a room that is a comped room. That's like inviting guests for dinner, asking them to bring a dish, and then charging them for part of the meal on their way out. My sister and I both had 3 to 4 nights comped and casino play on our accounts. We mistakingly booked the rooms through our slot host and apparently forfeited our casino play. The rooms are not all that expensive to begin with so by charging people who don't use the pool, or the gym or the spa or any other resort services, is not fair. Charge those who use those amenities. We are there strictly to gamble so we pay dearly. They combined all of our cards and took all of the points we earned and deducted those from our account and then charged are credit card for the balance. We may as well have Just paid for our rooms with the amounts that they charged us for resort fees and Wi-Fi that was supposed to be free for up to two people. We had to get some of our guests to the airport and did not have time to wait in the very long line to dispute this bill. They will be hearing from me next week. Again, you should not invite guests to your hotel, comp their rooms and then charge them! It's just BAD CUSTOMER RELATIONS!