164 West Sauk Trail
Chicago Heights, IL 60411
Cook County
Phone: (708) 755-2277
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by Jonny M. on Was there for a private function so unsure if the atmosphere is the same as on a Friday or Saturday Night, however I'm pretty sure it was the same. The interior has a really nicely set rustic, lodge like feeling. The bartenders moved fairly quick, the sound system was perfect and the drink variety was full on. I cannot comment on pricing as it was a host bar. I had some small bites there as well which were decent for a nightclub. The main issue is the valet parking in which I'd vote "Eek! Thinks Not!" I heard numerous complaints from friends and colleagues who had car damage after their vehicle was returned to them. Be forewarned - do not park your car at their lot. You're better off taking a taxi, parking across the street or even on the street as these guys do not stand behind their involvement. Many people are left scrambling looking to recoup $ for damage from these guys and they refuse to pay.
by Sarah M. on I'm going to give this place a three-star, even though I don't like it very much. Here's why: This is not my type of place. But, from time to time, I have friends celebrating a birthday or bachelorette party, and I'm asked to go. So, here's what you should know: --The line to get in is atrocious. And silly, in my opinion. But -- if you get there around 10 or 1030p, it's really not that bad. We were let right in. --There's a $20 cover. But, if you RSVP on their website, and get there before 11p, you can get in for free. --Drinks are pricey. Miller Light bottle? $5. Vodka tonic? $8. If you don't plan to drink much, bring cash. There's a $20 minimum charge for credit cards. Not hard to do if you want to have a few drinks... --When starting a tab, they also ask to hold onto your driver's license. Personally, I don't like doing this, as I want to have identification on me at all times. The bartender said it's to cover themselves, because many people have fake credit cards, rack up a high bill, then Opera is stuck with the costs. Fair enough. --The DJs are pretty good. While there is plenty of music played that I don't know, nor do I care for, there's always a batch of music that I do know, and don't mind dancing to. Old school stuff, which can be fun. --It gets REALLY crowded. So if you are like me, I get super claustrophobic, and freaked out that people are in my personal space. --The bathroom situation isn't great. I've only found one girl's restroom. So if you think you may have to go, go ahead and get in line. --Prepared to get hit on. Prepare to have guys come up and grind on you from behind when you least expect it. Ick. All in all, I'm surprising myself by giving this place 3 stars, but you know, hey -- I kind of think you know what you are getting yourself into if you come here. Just be prepared.
by Roni Behan on Oh my goodness! I actually forgot I went here a couple of times. I had bad club amnesia! It was so Sh!teous that my brain WILLED itself to forget the experience. Overpriced (even though I got in for free and a friend had gotten bottle service-I could feel the price gouging in the air), smelly, odd odd crowd (it reminds me of a weird time in my life where I was 16 and had a believable fake ID so I could clubbing and barhopping-that giddy excited feeling that you're out but once you've gone out a few times to you later think what the heck was I so jazzed about being here for?) and bad music (and not a "good variety" of bad music-just bad). Ugh just remembering this experience just made my head hurt-maybe my brain was just trying to protect itself?
