Local Services in Illinois, United States

7816 Frontage Rd, Skokie, IL 60077, United States

“Responsive, professional and reasonably priced. I had my heat go out on a Sunday evening. I called two places, ServiceMax and one other. The other told it would be a minimum of $300 for them to come some time the next day on top of any parts and supplies and time. ServiceMax told me it was less than 1/2 that price and the could come in the morning beetween 8-12. They said the tech would call me 20-30 min before he's available. He called me at 7:30am and was here by 7:50. He was here for 2 hours and told me everything he was working on and doing and what the issue(s) were. I felt confident that we wasn't trying to rip me off, he was polite, professional and responsive. Amazing.”

7558 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60645, United States

“A.I. it’s finally here.!!! I love how Tide company have decided to process laundry detergent into the machine. There is 3 locations throughout Chicago Area. I am looking forward for the company to expand into the neighborhood location and also throughout the state. 1) You can use regular quarters 2) Free Parking Available all times 3) you use Tide Laundromat on Google app or IPhone ISO available 4)There’s Only 3 locations in Chicago area”

4459 S Marshfield Ave, Chicago, IL 60609, United States

“Worth the trip. I had heard they were much farther along in their goals of sustainability and zero waste than they really are, but they're definitely making progress towards it. The tour was informative and the food vendors inside were all delicious and knowledgeable about The Plant.”

6100 W 85th St, Burbank, IL 60459, United States

“Overpriced dirty disappointment!!! Busy hot day but crowded like capacity was exceeded which must have been the main reason for how disgustingly dirty it was. AND THESE WERE JUST SOME QUICK PICS because there was sooooo much more but I was too disgusted and wanted to leave. We asked several times if someone could attend to the mess and even though the staff said "yeah sure" they NEVER cleaned one thing up. $48 fee for non reside is for 1.5 hours WE WILL NOT BE BACK”

973 County Rd 2250 E, Secor, IL 61771, United States

“After a long day of travel, I was looking forward to being able to set up and relax. The site we were given was plenty long enough but barely wide enough to open the slides on both sides. The neighbor had a picnic table that was so close that I had to sit on it to connect the stinky slinky, and the entire area was a mud pit. I, like others, didn't see any disclaimers about the sports club next door. As a Veteran with a bit of PTSD the constant gun fire was anything but relaxing. I get it, you don't list something like that on the top of your amenities or nearby attractions. As others have said, this is probably a great place for the majority of the sites which are full with seasonal campers. We are just passing through and will avoid staying here on future trips.”

505 N Northwest Hwy, Barrington, IL 60010, United States

“This is a very nice place especially for the kids. The kids zone has a lot activity parts such as slide, legos, fruit garden and etc.”

3358 Dempster St, Skokie, IL 60076, United States

“I used to love this place but not any longer. I was an Evanston native when I first start using the location they have on Howard St, but now I like in Skokie so I prefer to use the one located on Dempster St. I’ve supported this establishment for many years and never had a bad thing to say about them until now. Recently, I came in to get my dress alternated and pressed for an event I had the following day. The tailor there has done so many of my clothes so I wasn’t worried one bit about the alterations. Once I put the gown on, he suggested that all I needed was a press because he didn’t want to ruin it and I respected that so I went ahead and put it in for a press only. I was getting ready the next day (night of the event) and when I went to zip up my gown, part of the zipper came off the track. Mind you, when I dropped it off the day before, there were 0 issues with the gown. The zipper itself was still functional and everything. I couldn’t even go to the event because they were closed and I couldn’t figure out how to fix the issue myself. The following day I went with my mother so she could drop some items off and so I could speak with someone about getting my zipper fixed. The associate working there I recognized as an employee who worked over at the Howard location as well and I remembered immediately during our conversation just how rude she was. I explained the story to her and she went on to say that I only asked for the gown to be pressed and that they don’t touch zippers when they only press items. I responded to her saying that may be true but until I came and got it pressed, my zipper was still functional. She then proceeded to call another associate over and summed up my story to her as well and even commented that the zipper on my dress was a “cheap zipper” and insinuated that it could’ve broken for some other reason. I imported that gown from the UK. It wasn’t super expensive, but it certainly wasn’t cheap by any means so I didn’t appreciate that nasty comment whatsoever. I chose not to respond at all to that accusation and stood there while she proceeded to demean me in front of the other customers . I didn’t ask for a refund only that the zipper be repaired because it’s a gown I can certainly wear some other time in the future. She was very unhelpful and instructed me to come back the next day at 6:30 in the morning to speak with the owner to rectify this issue. I’m not an argumentative person, so I left it at that. I didn’t go the next day to speak to anyone because I decided I should be spending my money where I’m appreciated and not attacked. I’ve been supporting this business well over a decade and you’d think that’d count for something, but of course it didn’t. I don’t plan on patronizing this establishment any longer and I don’t suggest new comers should either. I think a lot of the staff there, especially the woman who “assisted” me, should be retrained on their customer service skills. I’m not mentioning her name out of respect for myself because I’m not the type of person to try to mess of someone’s livelihood, but she knows who she is.”

1730 N Stockton Dr, Chicago, IL 60614, United States

“Parking is easy since it's right out in the open and it's easy to get in and out. Unfortunately they don't clean the snow and if they did, they didn't do a good job since it's very slippery and it snowed a day ago when other places already cleaned this parking lot has not. So if you're looking for parking when it's not snowing or raining this would be ok. Otherwise maybe park where they either clean or indoors would be better.”

37w446 Fabyan Pkwy, Geneva, IL 60134, United States

“It was my first time in this amazing space and despite knowing from what I can see what I expected to experience, I found it quiet enjoyable. They have this really kid friendly space with a lot of activities, some of which adults can enjoy. We loved watching our little niece run around trying all the little attractions. We especially enjoyed playing shooting hoops, touring the animal farm, seeing a llama for the first time etc. The food there and drinks are delicious too!. Tried their apple cider slush which was awesome! Both donuts we sampled were delicious even the pumpkin flavored one (which was surprising!). Next time will try their cider donuts lol. The vibe was lively even with the chilly weather. It was nice to see people and their children going around and enjoying themselves. Mind you this was and still is just a field though with some little attractions. Kind of hit me that despite how modern our world is right now, there are simple joys to be found in places like this. Corny but true. 10/10 would come back again next year!”

13100 SW Hwy, Orland Park, IL 60462, United States

“Course was only in fair condition. Tee boxes had crab grass. Greens need to be rolled and bunkers are in need of more sand. Monday's is cheap day with a cart, $22. Seniors get a discount, starting at 62 years.”