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    Grand Victoria Casino - A Caesars Rewards Destination

    Grand Victoria Casino - A Caesars Rewards Destination

    (185 reviews)

    Totally negative review. Can't trust Grand Victoria Casino. Was taken advantage of by dealer at…read moreultimate Texas Holden table. Dealer put 4 threes on the table and told me that I could not use them because they belonged to the house and there was no way that I could win so I should fold my hand so I did just to find out later that I could use the 4 threes and would have won the hand. Contacted the casino and was told that they were not going to do anything about that. Needless to say they have lost a customer for life because I can not frequent an establish that I can not trust

    It seems like Grand Victoria is on a path to improving the overall experience in gambling. They…read morehave added a bunch more slot machines when you initially walk in, something that was once dead space and felt like you were walking into the abyss of losing money. It now feels brighter and a little more lively. They've also moved the customer service desk and it's no longer hidden by slot machines, but it is weirdly placed behind the elevator. I don't think there was anything in this space previously. I wish there were better food options here - the fast casual option is just ok.. I honestly would not pay to eat here again, the prices do not justify, especially after gambling for a few hours. The slots have drastically improved in the last few months, way more of the new machines instead of those poor slots that were on their last leg. There are the occasional machines that have a sticky button or a chair that has seen better days, but overall, I think this place is on an upwards swing.

    Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant

    Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant

    (851 reviews)

    $$$

    Non-Drinker's, Out-of-State Patron Review:…read more It's a solid restaurant. The chain, and specifically this location, came highly reccomended by a local & family member who's an airline executive. The set-up here of which defies comparison to any known similar chain back home in CA that I can think of. Parts winery, wine bar, wine store, tasting area, restaurant, take-out eatery. Checks off several boxes, all centered around the wine appreciation & drinking experience. 6 of us dining al fresco under a gorgeous late summer setting sun in this suburban Chicago village. Started off with appetizers, Drunken Shrimp & the Over-the-Border Egg Rolls, which were both good. Alongside polishing off 3 or 4+ bottles of wine during the visit for the 5 out of 6 of us drinking (myself excuded). Wine comes out served in visually cool aerator-decanters upon request (which are also available for purchase in the foyer giftshop). There were no complaints whatsoever with the wine selections from any of the seasoned wine-drinkers in our party, lol. Each of us got something different entree-wise from the menu: Myself the Keaton's Spaghetti & House-made meatballs, others getting the Braised Short Rib Risotto, Dana's Parmesan-crusted chicken, Tim's Favorite Chicken Giardinera, a vegan plate and another unrecalled selection. They were all great, with no complaints. Service is very knowledgable & adequate with prices quite reasonable, all things considered. Dining here I observed resembles more of a European vibe. In that you come and stay awhile in an unhurried atmosphere. Drink a bottle or two of wine, eating, talking, laughing, (crying?) about life's complexities. Then maybe order a few more rounds or bottles...and call it a night after 2+ hours or so. Staff & servers seem to embrace this idea too. Come in, hang out, take your time, order a few bottles, eat, no rush. Different but not necessarily disagreeable from a West Coast perspective that seems to value moving through a meal as expediently as possible. Although there's nothing holding you back if you wanted to blow through a visit here either. A dedicated take-out area in this regard serves that purpose also. The men's restroom could've used some attention on this Tuesday eve. Overall, a great & impressive introduction for this 1st timer to Cooper's Hawk. Thank you.

    Came to eat with a coworker while on a business trip. Got the salmon and there was a hair in my…read moreAsian slaw. I used to work as a server so I know it's not her fault and honestly even if it was hers I wouldn't have been rude because it happens. However - when I told her she brought me another ramekin of slaw and... that was it. I sat with the offending hair on the side of my plate while I had the rest of my slightly overcooked salmon and wasabi potatoes. When she brought the check it was still full price and she just said "thanks for not freaking out". Y'all this conditions customers to freak out, treat polite customers the same as you would someone yelling at you.

    Old Town School of Folk Music - Lincoln Square

    Old Town School of Folk Music - Lincoln Square

    (270 reviews)

    $$

    Ravenswood, Lincoln Square

    We've been to the Old Town School many times, but not for several years now. A close cousin was…read moreplaying, who teaches at the school. We had tickets to see him play. Not reviewing his music (which was fantastic), but the venue. The room we were in was like a black box theater. The room was fairly small and intimate. It was open seating and when we arrived it was pretty full. We were very fortunate that there were two seats open in the third row. The room is acoustically sound (pun intended)... Seriously, being small, they really don't need to amplify the sound, even though they did have a microphone set up. As we were leaving, we got to roam the halls around the school. There were a lot of fun, vintage posters that were a lot of fun to look at. We met quite a few people who either had been students there, or were current students who had nothing but good things to say about the caliber of the educators and the Old Town School. Based on the performances we've seen there of students and faculty, I'd say we agree.

    This update is regarding a visit to OSF was to attend their Wiggleworms open house. I've left the…read moreoverall rating the same because OTSFM is still great for a lot of reasons, but the Wiggleworms class isn't one of them. I've heard of the class before and always thought if I had a kid I'd take them, but I think the age range starts at 6 months so we started with a class with a different provider, Music Playhouse of Chicago. I'm glad we came to this one to try it out. While the kids seemed to be having fun, I didn't like it as much as the Music Playhouse class. Wiggleworms doesn't seem to have a developed curriculum. This was just an activity where the kids can grab shakers and toys, and the leader will sing what they want or take requests from the kids, but not a class that has any kind of particular learning outcomes upon which children build. Maybe it was different because it was an open house but I'd have expected they would showcase what an actual class was, and I think it's just not what I prefer. There are some pluses, though. They have weekend classes, which can be hard to find with other music classes for kids. I think it may also be significantly less expensive than the one I take my kiddo to. And they may have a few more babies-only classes than where we go now, which usually has only one of any (depending upon enrollment). I didn't realize before I had a child but there's a huge difference between children of 0-18 months and those beyond, so mixed age classes wasn't my thing at the time. So Wiggleworms has its pros, but overall I'd visit Old Town SFM for the classes and concerts but choose another children's music class.

    Rivers Casino

    Rivers Casino

    (772 reviews)

    Ok this casino is fairly small for its size , but I will say parking is easy compared to larger…read morecasinos I've visited and they do have a nice sports book to watch sports

    My mom is here and suggested a visit to the casino, so we headed over. It's very nearby but I've…read morenever been here before. From the start I was not super impressed. I'd planned to use the valet, but couldn't find it. There are signs pointing to valet, but there was no the tell-tale podium outside either of the entrances that we passed by. When we left, we took the long way around and I'm not sure if the valet is in the back of the casino (who would think to look there, especially given the arrow pointing left instead of up?) and then further down toward the backside of the parking garage there was a sign that said valet was down there. The whole point of valet is to get out curbside... I'm really not sure what was going on here. I was going to park in the disabled section so mom could use her permit, but she realized she left it at the house. There was a spot close enough so we chose that instead. What was weird is that there was a sidewalk in front of the disabled spots, but there was no curb cut at the end of that sidewalk (that was the most direct route to the entrance) and to get to the curb cut we had to go into the rideshare pick-up area, which isn't necessarily the safest route nor is it always going to be accessible if there are cars waiting there. In short, doesn't seem super friendly to disabled folk. (Oh, and they only have one door at the main entrance that has an auto door opener, and it's easily missed.) We got our player cards at the Rush Rewards counter. Giving them our email addresses gave us $10 in free play. I don't understand how the cards work nor how to get the free play off them--I had to call one of the attendants to make it work for me. We play the penny slots--I mean, we're not richies who can go for the quarter ones--and there was a good number of them here. But there seemed an unusual number that weren't quite working. I think we saw four that were just totally shut down with some sort of paperwork taped to them, and then there were a couple we tried to use that didn't accept mom's voucher slip. And we encountered a few fellow patrons that were pretty rude. Most astonishing is the woman who reached over my mom's shoulder to put money in a machine as I was situating her wheelchair in front of the machine. Unbelievable. There are several restaurants at the casino; Chinese, a taco place, burgers, and a steakhouse or two. Ample parking--in addition to the surface lots, there's a parking garage next to the main building. There are also a couple of hotels next odor to the casino, and I don't think that Rivers itself has a hotel on site.

    SAR studios - videofilmproductions - Updated September 2026

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