A girl I work with met a man at this bar and they went home together and did the thing creepy…read morereligious people say not to. She wakes up in the morning and the dude is gone, but he left an old, sickly CAT in her house. Dude had a old, sick cat in the car and just left it in her house when he was leaving. She never saw him again, the cat lived out in her courtyard for like a year. What I mean to say is, FIVE FUCKING STARS, only in Schiller Park at this type of spot could this type of thing happen, excellent choice for an evening out.

Your local neighborhood sports bar. 2 pool tables a foosball table and darts and a jukebox. And 6…read moreslot machines And Cheap reasonable priced drinks with daily specials. The bartenders are always friendly and outgoing and pour a good strong drink the place is always clean and they serve pizza and small snacks friendly place our weekly spot for our sports team.

Very cool, friendly place , Casino Gaming Room. They have a nice new fresh look. Comfortable…read moretables and chairs inside. Free snacks and drinks while you play. Alcohol beverages are extra . Several machines inside. Polite service. Open late, after midnight. Located in the Pershing Plaza. West side of street Harlem, South Side of Pershing. Next to the Hotel, Wing-stop and across from a couple gas stations. Zacatacos across street , best chicken tamales on the market ! Best deals over here. Nice people in a busy area ! Across from Jewel Osco and next to Aldi

Pretty busy from afternoon till closing. No surprise since we're in the middle of nowhere. Nowhere…read moreis within a 5 mile radius which still suck if you're here without a car. The ladies were nice and quick to to give recommendations when asked. Crispin works for people like me who don't really drink.

Very nice hotel bar for a drink or aps or dinner, newly remolded, check it out you won't be…read moredisappointed

Thursday Night Out has always been a blast. My kids love to go because it's safe for them to move…read morearound and find their own food. The event sells food tickets. There are 4 tix in a book. Each book costs 25$ . You get a menu of all the places participating in the event. Mostly places on Lake st and Marion st. There is a different band each week. Great live music. I usually get there early. The event starts at 5pm. I get there early to grab a table for my family. If you get there later bring your own chairs. It does get super crowded and people won't stop asking "are you using this chair? Can I take this chair?". Good luck with that. It's the only part I don't enjoy. My family gets up to go find their dinner and at least 5 people will come to ask about the chair. Other than that. It's a fun Summer fest. It goes on from the first week of June to the end of August, only on Thursday nights.

100 DAYS OF SUMMER…read more From late May through August, Oak Park's 'Thursday Night Out' is a lovely street festival. I've lived in the area for nearly 5 years now, but it wasn't until Nichole C moved in that I bothered going to this summertime event. It takes place on Marion St between Lake & the train tracks, beginning around Memorial Day and going until just before Labor Day. Tickets come in panels of 4 for $20 (which equates to $5/ticket), something that apparently has gotten more expensive in the last few years. Not all items are worth your time, but a few are a decent value like the calamari from Mancini's and California roll from Sushi House. Although there's a tent selling alcohol, I'd recommend buying a six pack from Target or bottle of wine from Trader Joe's. Thursday Night Out is a widely-accepted BYOB event, and that's a very good thing. Some folks even bring candles! There's plastic chairs and tables set up but arrive super early to stake those spots out. You'll likely need to bring a few folding chairs unless you don't mind eating food on a curb. Crowd is mostly families but lots of younger couples, too. Live music plays from 5-8pm; we've heard everything from hippy dippy folk rock to rasta man reggae, even some soft jazz (which lulled me into an inebriated 6pm nap). Typically two different bands play each week, and it's always good stuff. Unfortunately, it really bothers me that for as big of a turnout as TNO generates, there's no port-o-potties in sight. Couple this with a strict "no public restrooms" policy for the participating businesses, so break the seal and you could be outta luck. * TL;DR * Live music, generous BYOB policy, excellent people watching.....and nowhere to relieve yourself. You have to use a food voucher to buy something at one of the participating restaurants and then use the restroom, this is your only "legal" option. Personally, I suggest finding a nice alley or secluded corner of a nearby parking garage to pee in/on (important note: this only applies to men. Ladies, I have no idea how y'all do your thing). Seriously though, ANY outdoor event of this size should have portable shitters. Thursday Night Out is still lots of fun, just watch your beverage consumption and tell your bladder to plan accordingly.

Food is great. A carvery plus ballpark fare like hot dogs…read more The service is prompt and attentive. Place is rather small, so you are not cramped. The seating to view the ballgame is directly behind home plate. A nice experience.

I have been hanging out at this place for years! There is a very good chance you will find me here…read moreon a Saturday for karaoke. It is the spot in Hickory Hills for Karaoke. The clientele here really varies in age but everyone is really laid back and a lot of fun. The drinks are cheap and the bartenders are all better than excellent! They always sponsor a soft and steel tip dart team every season and they also have Texas Hold-em nights too. They have an excellent jukebox with an excellent sound system to boot. I would recommend this place to anyone who meanders into the SW burbs and I will continue to freqent this place forever and ever Amen!

I love this bar. It is my home away from home. It is reminiscent of Cheers, and everyone knows…read moreeach other. The owners are fantastic, the clientele are a very easygoing bunch, and the Karaoke here on Saturday nights is always a blast.

Beautiful stadium! The younger staff working the hot dog and sausage stand could use a little more…read moretraining. Our food was served barely warm, almost cold. The bathrooms could also use more frequent cleaning, especially during busy events. Other than that, it's a really nice stadium and a great place to catch a game.

Even was fantastic!! Food was delicious. Service could be more attentive. Game was awesome due to…read moreour win in the 11th inning!!! Let's Go White Sox!!!!

Last minute reservation and we somehow ended up with perfect seats right in front of the TV. It…read morehonestly felt like our own section. The crowd was amazing, the DJ was on point, and the energy in the place was unreal. Very kind and fast service with drinks mixed to perfection. Great prices, great people, and a safe environment for awesome fun. Watching the Bears win here made it even more special. This felt like the perfect spot to be for one of the biggest Bears wins in a very long time. An unforgettable experience from start to finish. LET'S GO BEARS!

Great place. Love the new remake and makes you feel at home. Great neighborhood spot where you can…read morewalk in, get a beer and feel right at home. The staff is great and welcoming.