Odyssey Sweet Spot

The bartenders steal your money and think your not smart enough to notice. The owners and wonderful older man im sure het doesnt even know whats going on. Tisk tisk bartenders!

The bar is small inside however the location is great for attending before a concert at Tinley Park, as you can walk from the bar to the concert venue. Drinks reasonable priced. I went for a special event where they had a parking lot party. Yes places actually have those. They did not disappoint with activities to do for the day. Bull riding, dunk tank, limbo, water wars, giant jenga, and giant poor pong. They were not serving food from the bar, they used a food truck vender so I am not able to rate the food from the bar. Staff was very friendly.

We went to Tinley Park (First Midwest Ampitheatre) for a concert and as we were getting close we decided to stop in this bar to grab a quick bite before getting in the venue. They had a really cool set up; bags, beers pong tables, some strange game with a soccer ball, etc. Basically their parking lot looked like a great tailgate spot.
However, they had a cover and all we wanted to do was to stop in for two minutes, grab a hotdog, and leave. So we asked if we could skip the cover and just get food and leave. They assured us that the cover will get us in after the concert so it will still be a good deal. Sounds good to us.
When we showed up after the concert the entire set of drinking game activities had been stored away and there was no longer a cover.
They had flat out lied to me. They just tricked us into paying a cover.
Once they put away all the cool games, the place just turns in to your run-​of-​the-​mill dumpy, dingy bar. The bouncers were dicks in general, the bartenders act like you’re wasting their time, and the place is incredibly dirty.

The daily specials here are great and I actually crave their chicken wings so definitely try them when you go. The country concert tailgate parties in the summer are always a fun time with tons of games, prizes, live music, and drink specials. The large heated driving range is a great place to hit at all year round. The staff is very fun and friendly and I’ve always had a good time. They usually run cool events for every holiday which are always a blast. There is shuffle board, bags, and darts for those with a competitive side to them. And who doesn’t love karaōke?! They have it every Friday night and it is always a great time. Oh, and on Wednesdays, they have beer Olympics. Go there!

–Great Prices and specials for Bears games
–Christos is the best bartender ever!

I went here with some friends looking for a place to sit down and have a few drinks. The service was horrible. It appeared as though this place was only a local spot and we felt very uncomfortable being there as the bartender kept giving us dirty looks and making snobby remarks because we were sitting at our table and not coming up to get drinks. We had been sitting at our table for about five minutes trying to decide what we wanted to order but we overheard her nasty comments about how she wasn’t going to come to our table and serve us as if we thought that was what she was going to. She made several comments to some girls sitting at the bar and all of them were giving us dirty looks so finally we decided to just walk out and take out business somewhere else.

This establishment does not know how to take care of their regulars. If someone from a larger group than you are there with can’t handle their alcohol and starts a fight with you for no reason, you will be kicked out because they don’t want to kick out the larger group. Long story short, you have to go there with a very large group or you will get kicked out for doing nothing wrong. I have started a very large boycott of this establishment, and I strongly urge anyone reading this to join in and avoid this terrible place.

Matchbox 20. On blast. 4Evs.
I didn’t go to my 10-​year high school reunion, but I did come here, so I feel like that need to connect with the past was fulfilled.
Cornucopia of only the corniest, but hottest tracks Pre-​2002.
— Funky Cold Medina
Ya know, I don’t need to mention anything else. That’s it. So I guess that’s not really a cornucopia of hits but the bottom line is Funky Cold Medina trumps all. Oh, and they serve generous Rumchata shots which basically tastes like a churro and an horchata had a big, boozy baby. Thursday nights are karaōke. Crowd is local, might look tough, but very fun. Get served.

Great place to go before a concert. Beers are reasonably priced. Gets pretty crowded before a concert. I miss the old greek bartender though.

This place is great for a local place not overly packed with a birch of good people. Almost has that cheers feel to it. You end up seeing the same people there on a regular basis. But the drinks keep a flowning and we keep a coming. Deff on a night bring a couple of people over and check it out you will not be disappointed. Also once you play shuffle board trust me you will get hooked.

A good friend of mine was in town and told me that he was going to be hanging out at the «Sweet Spot.» I thought it sounded like a strip club, until he gave me the address and it sounded like it was Odyssey Fun World. These two things are quite far from each other, so I asked for clarification. Apparently there is a bar in the parking lot of Odyssey Fun World which I assume goes more with the golf course than the arcade.
Whatever it was, there were actually a good number of twentysomethings in there — quite surprisingly, I might add — and it was super cheap. I think the main reason it was super cheap was that the bartender didn’t ring all of my drinks in or something, because I had a good number of Sam Adams drafts and my tab was only $ 6.00.
A strange place to spend a weekend night, but it did the trick.