I discovered Pinnacle Fitness through the Vagaro app. I love it when studios make it easy to see…read morethe schedule and pricing, book classes, and pay. Pinnacle offers personal training and group fitness classes. I like group classes so that's what I focused on. My absolute favorite was the strength training class with John Landers. I'm sad he's not there anymore. It's been a while so I don't recall all the details, but the equipment all seemed nice and the studio was always clean. It's been a while since I've taken a class because life (and a baby) have gotten in the way, but I enjoyed my time at Pinnacle and hope to find myself there again one of these days.

We usually go to the restaurant but we've also bowled here before…read more The bowling alley experiences were mostly good but the music was too loud sometimes. The bowling nights were supposed to be social events but it was at times very difficult to hear the people we were trying to chat with (and I'm pretty sure my watch gave me at least one "it's too loud and that's bad for your ears" warning). I'd enjoy that volume way more if we were there to dance. I'm more comfortable in the restaurant so it's on our list of options when planning to go out for breakfast or dinner. They usually have some good beer options (menu available on untappd) and I've enjoyed their cocktails and mocktails. They do a good job with Bloody Mary garnishes. The downsides: - Take-out sometimes takes a super long time (even if you order online well in advance). - They recently took steak off their menu. We were bummed because it's one of the easiest things to get for my husband (food allergies) and on our most recent visit the whole reason we came was because a friend wanted steak (and eggs). - When you order fish & chips they normally ask which side you'd like and I usually pick coleslaw. This means I'm expecting fish & chips with coleslaw. What they deliver instead is fish & coleslaw. Sometimes I'm glad for the lighter meal but sometimes I really am craving some fries so it's annoying. I think I tried to talk to a waitress about it once but the conversation didn't go anywhere. I don't know if I'll order it a third time but I might be tempted to just because I'm curious to see what will arrive next time I ask for "fish & chips with coleslaw." We haven't explored their arcade yet. They used to also have a casino/card room but it closed in about 2025.

Perfect getaway breakfast. Good food and service. None of the craziness of the other blast…read morelocations in Pullman. Go Cougs!

This place is amazing! I have so much fun here. They have ice hockey and skating and the staff and…read morecommunity is so welcoming. It's kind of a miracle that we have a place like this here in Moscow.

The new building is amazing, and they have a great lobby, ice, and skatesread more

We took our 2 year old here. The playground is nice with a lot of cool aparato, t$3 only issue we…read morehad was the safety hazards.. Roots are sticking out of the ground causing a tripping hazard.

Great place and great people. The instructors and staff here are friendly and helpful experts!read more

I visited V7 this month while taking an academic break on the Palouse. My brother and his friends…read morewho train at V7 regularly invited me to join them. I was nervous on the drive up to the gym but felt reassured when everyone greeted me with a smile and welcomed me onto the mat. I only have 7 months of scattered training but could immediately distinguish the high level of instruction, knowledge, and class Prof. Nicolae Cury had established. His instructors hold the same high standards and are great at providing feedback specific to each participant. The class is diverse, with people from all walks of life: medical doctors, lawyers, professors, police officers, and sushi chefs. All are great rolling partners and there to help each other learn and grow. I highly recommend V7 to anyone interested in learning Brazilian Jiujitsu on the Palouse or visiting the area.

Well maintained park with lots of space for both big and small dogs. Friendly dog parents and…read moreplayful dogs!

Only dog park in the area.... and you must pay a fee to use…read more What it has going for it: - good size dog run - parking just outside dog run - fencing is adequate - poop bags provided - drinking water source for dogs What it has going against it: - limited seating - limited shade - entry area needs to be a double gate entry So being a fee based dog run ($5 for day pass) it is rather unique. I like the idea of forcing everyone who brings their dog here needs to produce valid current rabies & vaccination records..... cuts down on dogs getting sick, but on the flip side there probably aren't many dogs coming here...and the fee is probably the reason

We are SO happy we found this dance studio! Amy, the owner, is absolutely amazing, she is sweet,…read morepatient, and truly dedicated to her dancers. We accidentally messed up a few things (wrong shoes, missing leotard) and she didn't just shrug it off... she literally loaned us one of her OWN the day before the show! That kind of support is rare, and we appreciated it so much. Amy kept us informed every step of the way, was super helpful with questions, and you can tell she genuinely cares about the kids. The prices are very reasonable, my daughter loved every minute, and she learned a TON in just one session. If you're looking for a welcoming, organized, affordable dance studio with a heart of gold behind it, this is it.

I don't even know where to begin as there are just so many things wrong with this gym. To be…read morehonest, I am completely unsure how the health department hasn't stepped in to address some of the more unsanitary issues I noticed. I was a member for only a couple of months. It's a bit deceptive with their marketing tactics of what they have to offer. Sure they offer a pool, hot tubs in the locker rooms, an indoor 'track' and more. What they fail to tell you is the list of things wrong with all they offer. STAFF: When I initially joined Advope, I had inquired about taking some initial measurements to track my progress. I was told they don't do that. I inquired about fitness / weight loss challenges and was told that they don't do them as there isn't much of a 'community' vibe and people just workout and leave. The girl even said she was leaving in two weeks and 'didn't mind being honest'. Basically, if you need anything that normal gyms offer that involves a staff member, don't bother. You're on your own. Fine, I can deal with that but there are bigger issues at hand. A couple weeks later I inquired about personal training. The male staff I spoke with handed me a flyer and told me to email him. Way to upsell! (Not). Potential sales opportunities lost. I took my personal training $$$ to another gym. Staff was rarely around and when they were, it was staff social hour at the front desk. Not at all helpful and I was often left wondering where management was. FACILITIES: I could spend forever going on about how outdated the equipment is. I'm pretty sure most of it is left over from Jane Fonda's workout days in the 80's-90's. And the 'track'?!?? It's no track. It's a path of carpet surrounding the weight room that is almost always blocked by teenagers or equipment not put away. Don't even bother. You can get better laps in running around the parking lot. The swimming pool is always cold and dirty. You can see numerous complaints about this on here and their FaceBook page so they are aware of the issue and do nothing about it. The cardio equipment has gunk built up in the crevices and you practically have to pound on the buttons to get them to work. Most disgusting of all are the hot tubs. They claim they clean them on a 'weekly' basis. However, in all of my visits I never even once saw the women's hot tub clean. It was dirty and murky and even had a distinctive odor to it. Staff even had notes about these things written on their clipboards hanging in plain sight at the front desk (see the pic I am uploading). So even after numerous complaints over several months and their own written documentation, they still do nothing to address the issues. Someone needs to get the health department involved. I could go on and on but your u get the point. Adcope is not a place to get healthy. It's a place to flashback to the 80's, chase staff around for answers, and potentially get sick from its unsanitary practices. Avoid it and save your money. There are much better options throughout the LC Valley. UPDATE: Soooo glad I asked for a copy of my cancellation form when I cancelled. They have attempted to charge me for ongoing membership in addition to fees etc 3 months after the original cancellation. Left messages for management to call me 2x. No response so I initiated charge backs via my bank. Per my bank, they have yet to even respond to those charge backs. This place is a joke and management is completely unresponsive.

This gym has gotten new equipment and is free if you are staying at the Red Lion next door.read more