This country club is mostly known for it's golf course. It borders Harwood Heights. I am personally…read morenot a member here, but I visited this club once. It's grounds are beautiful and incredibly well kept.

Had the privelege to play yesterday with a memmber. Course was in good condition and can be a bit…read morechallenging in that it is fairly "compact" with mature trees, water hazards, etc but fun to play. Classic "old school" mens locker room, grill room, and card room with attentive service. Convenient location (NW side of Chicago).

Got to visit Guild Row and their new LTO ("LIMITED TIME ONLY") which is a patio bar and restaurant…read more LTO features Po'Boy, Wine, Live Music and soft serve ice cream. This restaurant is only available for a limited time through the summer months of 2024. We were fortunate to attend an After Party Popup sponsored by Motorshucker with complimentary food samples and wine from Regalis & Cream. We were able to divulge in some yummy caviar (Regalis Ostera Noir) and oysters. In addition to some lite bites of salami, meats, cheeses and peppers. These all came from Regalis and were delicious. I would definitely like to try their full size charcuterie board this summer. I may even try to order some charcuterie meats and cheeses from Regalis. They were premium quality. LTO also had for purchase their full menu. We ordered the Catfish Po Boy and Kettle Chips. Very impressed with this sandwich. They did a good job of frying the fish and the hoagie bread was perfect. The kettle chips compliment the sandwich. The Raventos i Blanc was the favorite wine tasted on this occasion. Guild Row itself is very cute co-working space. Lots of tables, couches and comfy areas to work. This space serves also as a social club. I could see how combining the two are a perfect pair. The members only lounge had a full service bar: liquor, wine, and beer. Our evening was awesome. We enjoyed the sounds of the live music, the divine smells coming from the fire pit. Would definitely consider a membership as a person that WFH and will be on the look out for more opportunities to visit LTO (no membership needed).

I wish more people knew about how amazing Guild Row is! My husband and I sort of stumbled upon it…read moreone afternoon. They have a huge outdoor patio, and we decided to eat lunch there. What a calming space - both indoors and outdoors. There are plenty of tables to sit and do work. There are numerous outlets outside so that your devices will never die on you! The bar opens at 3pm. We were there earlier so we grabbed an espresso and enjoyed the sunshine. The patio is dog-friendly! I can't wait to go back this week and get some work done!

Okay I didn't know bowling was expensive?? We did an hour and a half lane rental and it was $60…read morewheww! That being said, service was great and drinks were very cheap which was great!!!! It was popping!! Lots of tv screens and fun music!

Staff is horrible they yelling at kids being rude the man who give the lines was VERY RUDE and was…read morevery unprofessional was keep telling us he was gone cut are lines off and more old dude on July 26,2026 at 9pm he needs to go ASAP would rate 0 but the food was ok was a lil hard

40 lanes and big parking lot! I come during weekdays to practice for league. Lanes and equipment…read moreare well maintained. Staff is great and do a good job of keeping recreation bowlers on one side and the "pros" (like me - lol!) on the other. Clean bathrooms as well! They have a great special - $2 games 9 to 5 Monday thru Friday. One of the best bargains in the city.

It was a blast to bowl again here at historic and iconic Waveland Bowl!  I think I once bowled here…read morelike half a century ago!  You can't beat the prices here either - currently only $2 per person per game til 4pm on weekdays, all ages.   They have 40 lanes here and a big convenient parking lot.  With those prices, there were quite a few bowlers here considering it was 2pm on a Wednesday.   The lanes and automatic scorekeeping were fine as usual.  There's nothing not to like, except for us it was a 45 minute drive into the heart of the northside and relatively out of the way.   But we just wanted to visit out of nostalgia and it was worth the one visit for grins anyway.   Believe it or not, this huge bowling alley used to be a 24/7/365 operation, but those days are over.  Keep at it Waveland Bowl and best wishes!

Another great dinner with the Boys Night Out crew! All 9 of us had great meals. Service was very…read moregood and we had our own private room!

Caddie master is an absolute slimeball who take bribes from members during tournaments to give them…read morethe "best caddies." Will do anything for a nickel and overall a phony person. Course is in nice condition but super overrated and very boring. The only thing that makes it hard is the surplus of trees and they roll the green enough to make 9 hole shotguns last 3.5 hours. Do not caddy here unless you are willing to make a dweeb feel like a king.

Good times, crazy crowded!…read more Honorable mentions: -Watching people who have been drinking since 11am finally reach their breaking point -too white crew (they played the 90's old school stuff) -Free stuff (La Croix, etc) Not so honorable -$5 donation, I paid it and yet by the time I made it to their 3rd "bouncer" I was getting the evil eye like I was trying to sneak in. -$5 Miller light -mini dogs mixed into the huge crowd. sure they're cute but i'm not sure how safe this is. Words of wisdom: -Go after the sun goes down -BYOB or bring cash -you can hear from pretty much anywhere so don't try THAT hard to get close -Make friends with people who live in the apartments with balconies over looking the fest grounds. They seemed to have a great view and i'm sure cheaper drinks and snacks.

The five star aspect of this festival is a given…read more *Great Neighborhood *Miller Lite, no tickets to purchase them *Great Bands, the same rotating ones that people all of a sudden love to hate on *Top Talent *Great Weather The one star aspects: -Too many strollers -9PM Curfew on Sunday -Too many strollers -Least diverse of all the festivals -Too many strollers This is this festival in a nutshell. Don't get me wrong, I'll be back every Summer, if it sticks, but heed the negatives. And being here is better than watching the disappointing neighborhood baseball team these days. Ay yi yi....

Such a pleasant surprise when we ended up at the art fair while in search of the Ikebana walk at…read moreSouthport Corridor. Love the exhibits of local Illinois artisans from Chicagoland and elsewhere, great talent , affordable prices and good vibes . Will certainly try come back next year . It's not overly crowded and quick moving traffic . I fell in love with a couple of pieces of art and ended up getting some paintings

Nicely laid out Fest. Wide enough area to walk. Nice mix of art, jewelry, decor, and clothes…read more Perfect summer outing. Great shops & restaurants nearby.

They had great music playing there & the service was very good. My friends and I really had a…read moregreat time. There's nothing like enjoying good, quality seasoned musicians in a neighborhood bar. It's truly a Chicago thing. It's a tradition that's been nurtured here for nearly a century

Fullers is the quintessential local dive bar. Great atmosphere but in our single visit we got…read moreterrible service. The barkeep was involved in a long support call with their television programming provider, trying to get the Cubs game back on the sets. While on hold all the customers were completely ignored. We would have a a couple more drinks if asked. After twenty five minutes we paid the bill and left.