Park Ridge Country Club

Members only but I was invite wow what a breakfast!! Coffee OJ Milk buffet and 2 chefs one you choose your ingredients and he makes and flips your omelette right in front of you.

Great atmosphere, private club, excellent service and food. Beautiful golf course.

Nice place for lunch. You need to be a member or a guest if one.

Grounds are spectacular. Food is fabulous. Employees are caring- except for a bartender that we encountered. No name tag, no uniform (just a sweatshirt), and a pair of sunglasses. Everyone was referring to her as Anne however. When I approached the pool bar to order a drink, the bartender's attitude towards me was nothing short of cold and dismissive. It was as if my presence was an inconvenience to her. While she attended to other members with a friendly smile and prompt service, I was left standing there, feeling invisible and unworthy of their attention. Despite attempting to engage in polite conversation, my efforts were met with short, one-word answers, as if she couldn't wait to be rid of me.

I later entered the shop, where employees asked me if I wanted anything to eat or drink, and the chef was engaging with members, taking feedback! The huge difference between the BAR and the POOL SHOP was so weird. Why are young teenagers treating me SO MUCH better than Anne is?

What made matters worse at the bar was witnessing the stark difference in treatment between myself and other members. I couldn't help but notice how effortlessly the bartender engaged with the members, chatting with them as if they were old friends. It was evident that being a “tipping” member automatically granted them preferential treatment, while I was simply brushed aside like an insignificant outsider.

The discrimination I experienced at the Park Ridge Country Club left me feeling embarrassed and humiliated. It's unfathomable that in this day and age, such behavior can still persist within a supposedly reputable establishment. Regardless of whether I was a guest or a member, I deserved to be treated with respect and courtesy.

The unfortunate incident not only marred my day at the pool but also left a lasting negative impression of the Park Ridge Country Club. I expected a level of professionalism and inclusivity befitting of a club with such a reputation, but sadly, that was far from what I encountered.

My fiancée’s family are members here, and the beautiful course became one of our top choices for our upcoming wedding. This plan is no longer. I went to the establishment to view the grounds and enjoy dinner. When I tried to order a drink from the poolside bar, the bartender, Anna, appeared rude and unhappy about my request. I later went into the pool restaurant store, in which the SAME bartender was sitting in, swearing and using terms like “Sl*t.” There were so many kids around. How can this place allow to keep employees like that? The rest of the staff was accommodating, but jeez, someone needs to tell this bartender to relax.

Never ever considering membership or any special events here… so disgusting to pay so much for a rude and unhelpful teenage girl to make your cocktail.

If you are looking to host an elegant event, with spectacular service, look elsewhere! I wanted to like this country club, but sadly there is not much to highlight. The staff is inexperienced. As the bride to be, I should not wait 55 minutes to be asked for my first drink -which only happened because we sat down for lunch service. Our table had to ask for water multiple times, it took about 56 minutes to recieve that. That is only the beginning. . . Stay away, the end.

Thursday night, live music outside in the golf course.