We had a great experience booking a last minute swim lesson. The pool area is great and they had…read morelots of sections for young kids to play in if they wanted out of the water time. It was awesome!

Awful staff for the POOL. Disgusting locker rooms and entrance. Unorganized check in pay system…read more Distracted front attendants on phone instead of helping guests. Dirty. Weird Mandatory 2 or 3 people a lane can jump in with you in laps and cant say no very uncomfortable. Worst staff I have ever seen no lie. There is literally a new updated 2026 article on how bad fuller got and not to go next summer for worst Ann Arbor Pool.

PYC is on Portage Lake, which is one of the southern most in the chain of lakes that spans northern…read moreWashtenaw and southern Livingston counties. It's a super fun day to get out on the lake and travel thru the chains, starting at Portage Yacht club and traveling up to Zuki Lake Tavern. This review is for the dining and facilities at PYC. We visited for dinner on a Saturday night and sat on the deck. They have a Prime Rib special that I was looking forward to. They have the customary fish fry Fridays and other specials as listed on their website. Reservations are required as they are limiting capacity. The host and waitstaff were all properly masked and gloved. Poor things looked so uncomfortable, as it was a muggy evening. The view from the deck is beautiful though the seating isn't the most comfortable. Plastic tables and chairs; some with umbrellas, are all well-spaced. I guess it's good enough for the season but for a yacht club, I would expect it to be a bit more comfortable and less casual. There wasn't a dress code so it was fine. Our server, Elena, was the absolute best. Super sweet, upbeat, hustler that kept the drinks full, anticipated your needs and made some great recommendations. I had the prime rib and husband had the Reuben. The sandwich was good, he reported. Nothing to get excited about but was enjoyable. The prime rib was not seasoned enough. The aus ju was seasoned beef broth and helped, as well as, the horseradish. Prices were reasonable but I would be much happier if they worked on their wine list. It was okay. Needs an update. Generous pours and the Mai Tai was excellent. Elena can sling a drink for sure. I think she hand stuffed my olives too. The facilities were once pretty cool but now are in need of some serious updating. Still a functional place but pretty dated. Great space for events, indoor and outdoor. Huge windows, hardwood floors, and great views. The membership rates are reasonable and we will consider more than a social membership next season.

We have been here a few times now. It is a social membership club, requiring a membership if you…read morewish to have a cocktail with your meal. The setting is beautiful on Portage Lake so there is great ambiance sitting on the deck overlooking the lake. I would describe the menu as limited, there are entree's, salads, soups, sandwiches and specials, however the options just don't excite the palate. The quality of the food is ok. Pricing is high, considering entrees do not include any sides, those are all carte. They serve a basket of really good focaccia bread with Italian seasoning for each table. This too is limited as you cannot get additional orders of the bread, not even to purchase. The staff is very attentive, friendly and does seem to go above and beyond to provide guests with a good experience. Our server Drew was great.

Rating only the restaurant where I came here as a guest of my sons, both of whom are members of the…read moreClub. I ended up getting their house burger with Fries and a Margarita to drink. The Burger was OK and really nothing out of the ordinary as were the fries. My margarita, which was on the rocks, was the highlight of my meal and was well made and quite tasty. Relative to the facility, it was quite nice with both inside and outdoor seating making this a nice place to enjoy your meal on a nicer day on the terrace. Staff was quite nice and accommodating and did a good job of taking care of our party of 14 with good follow up throughout the meal. I could definitely see this being a nice place to dine for a larger gathering/event as it looks like they are set up to handle events like this.

I believe Oak Pointe to be clearly a racist organization with Denny the pickleball pro one of the…read moreworst offenders. As one of the few minority members of the club, I get picked on all the time at the pickleball courts where I am harassed to see if I am a member or if my guests are members. It is extremely rude how they confront my guests and it causes a great deal of embarrassment for me and uncomfortableness for my guests. They do not ask other groups if they are members of Oak Pointe because these groups are Caucasians. The pickleball courts are also largely unavailable from 10-2 during the summer because the tennis pro is too lazy to move his gear to the lower dedicated tennis courts and instead uses the pickleball courts to give his lessons. I only joined Oak Pointe last year to use the pool and pickleball courts as I don't golf but it has been one harassment after another. I plan to cancel my membership in the winter and would not recommend Oak Pointe to anyone. The food is also less than stellar and has lots of room for improvement.

Beware! Place has a drink on the menu that says it contains Woodford bourbon but they substitute…read moreMarker's Mark. Because 'we didn't update the menu'. Our party had four different drinks and all four were overpriced, bad and the ultimate sin: weak.

We love this gem of a space! Such a great atmosphere to enjoy with friends. Horses, dogs,…read moredrinks...can it get any better? Our only "issue" if you will, was with one of the bar maids getting a bit too friendly with our friends husband. Unprofessional and awkward. Petite, dark stringy hair. I believe her name was Candy, maybe Courtney? Other than that, highly recommend!

Came here randomly with colleagues for Ice Skating , well snow killed a little enthusiam but good…read moreand supportive staff did bring it back up, went for skating for 30.mins , good experience with little bruised knees and aching back :) They charge 8$ for ring and skates both so good place to come for locals

I have many fond memories of this swim club from the 80's and a recent visit showed me while some…read morethings have changed (i.e., renovated/updated front desk area) some things have remained blissfully the same. Tucked on the west side of Ann Arbor, down a dirt road, you have to know exactly where you are going to get here. No, it's not a public pool so you have to either be a member or visit as a guest of someone. A tree-canopied picnic area offers a plethora of tables where you can stash your stuff while you visit the pool. The changing area remains as it always has been, open-air and no frills. No battling with the kids over tv, snacks or vending machines... none of that here. The "baby" pool has been renamed the "leisure" pool and it's nice for kids with a zero depth start and slow grade to knee depth (for me). Two low-dive boards and one high-dive offer some fun along with a lap pool for the more serious among us. No kid (and many adults) can resist the in-ground trampolines or space ball game (trampoline for two with a divider and ball you shoot back & forth). There are plenty of play structures for kids to explore along with multiple tennis courts, backboard, volleyball nets, and various yard games galore. It's definitely a spot you can while away a summer afternoon with no problem.

The average wait time to join this club is 3 years. Once you're in it's like a summer secret…read moresociety. Great staff, wonderful activities for kids, beautiful tree lined picnic area, etc.

One of the coolest (pun intended) to see a college hockey game in the U.S. If you ever wondered…read morewhat it was like to see a game at the old Olympia, this is about as close as you'll get it. It's just a grand old barn of a hockey arena.....with all the good and bad that entails. Recent upgrades means it's a much brighter spot to see a hockey game then it used to be, and you no longer are standing in line for the two bathrooms that the entire building used to have ....there are now MULTIPLE ones! In short, if you want to watch "the best game you can name," come to Yost for a "good ole hockey game"!

Great college hockey atmosphere! Classic. Beautiful building, small atmosphere, good location in…read morecampus and Ann Arbor. Highly recommend attending a game at Yost!

Axe throwing is very satisfying and the staff was incredible! My girlfriend and I were first-time…read morethrowers and she was initially a bit nervous, but Freddie put us right at ease. We both quickly improved thanks to his enthusiasm and timely feedback on our throwing. As beginners, it was great to have staff with us the whole way through to keep us on track. By the end we were both getting axes on the board regularly and we closed out the night with a round-robin match among the three of us. I was initially a little worried that an hour would be too long to be throwing axes, but we had a blast and time flew by. The axes are fairly light as axes go, and even throwing one-handed most of the time I didn't get too tired out. I think most beginners should be able to sink some axes in their first session, with the excellent coaching provided and a willingness to learn. I'd highly recommend this as a date/bonding/night-out adventure!

I got my dad a gift card here for Father's Day and when we were in town my whole family went…read moretogether. I was the only one who had done axe throwing before. My family very quickly got the hang of it thanks to our wonderful coach. The staff here were kind, funny, and very helpful. They guided us through games and we had a great time!