Cool place and event spot . Been here like 4 times but no Msg…read more Staff is friendly . And food courts smells like deep fat fryers

My friends and I came for the sumo championship. Security to get in took a bit of time and their…read morescanners literally went off for anything metal. I saved my ticket to my apple wallet but apparently it didn't have a bar code so I recommend just saving it in your ticketmaster app. There were plenty of ushers to show to your seat. The prices for concessions was reasonable. The line for the bar was very long but I got a surfside from Nathans that was $9. Overall good experience. When the event was over they made an announcement that everyone had to leave even though we were told there would be a ceremony. I parked on a side street across from the venue since there were long lines to get into the metered lots.

Two sheets of ice at this rink, with some time for hockey and figure skating with the Westchester…read moreFigure Skating Club. Ice quality, though, could use some work. Not very smooth per the skaters coming off that were more advanced. The beginner coaches here are very friendly, per some of the other parents, otherwise kids are coming for the freestyle practice sessions ($25) - you can pay online or in-person (though that's slower). The two sheets are the American and Canadian ice sheets. The main lobby has some wooden benches for skaters to put on gear, but if you want a table to work as an adult, go upstairs to the "cafe-ish" and viewing areas over the rinks (which is nice). Need a few more outlets, but you can find a few to charge up your phones/laptops.

The Westchester Skating Academy is the premier ice skating and hockey rink facility in the…read moreWestchester area. In addition to two full sized hockey rinks and skate rentals, it has a hockey and skate shop inside, and a lounge and snack bar upstairs known as Snackish. Snackish Cafe & Grill includes wholesome breakfast, lunch and snacking fare, and specialties like soups to warm you up when you're getting off the ice. I love the hot chocolate with marshmallows, whipped cream, and chocolate syrup with some brown sugar pop-tarts to warm me up and satisfy my sweet tooth. Staff is friendly and there are plenty of tvs upstairs to watch whatever hockey game is on or other sporting event.

Outstanding theater experience. The Cinema, Civilized!…read more My whole family loves the Avon - you can actually enjoy yourself watching great movies, surrounded by people who love great movies in an environment that helps transport you to what is on the screen. The theater from top floor, to theater to bathrooms - impeccably clean. The snacks are snacking... The popcorn (butter, salt) is real popped right there. Wine, beer if that's your thing. There are almost no experiences like this left unfortunately. A gem in the heart of Stamford.

Thank goodness for this awesome theater. They show all the best movies. They are curated with care…read more The popcorn is yummy and seats are comfortable. One of the finest things about Fairfield county!

Terrific park; glorious history, and outstanding facilities…read more Gaelic Park is owned and operated by Manhattan College, but it is still used by the community for Gaelic sports. It's great to see an effort being made to preserve Irish culture. As far as I know, the park is open to public when there are no games/practice in action.

I've never heard of Gaelic Football until my Irish friend Owen asked my gf and I to join him. It…read morewas EPIC!! I felt like I wasn't even in NYC anymore. You walk into the the stadium and it seems a little sketchy, but then you get past the ticket booth and your in a small slice of Ireland. Your surrounded by thick burly accents, heavy alcohol aromas mixed with delicious traditional food, and you're bombarded by the words "cunt", and "bastard". All in an Irish good time. Long story short though, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I now love the game of Gaelic Football and have new respect for the Irish culture. Don't think I could've hd a better time with any other culture in this setting.

I had a blast at my first Westchester Knicks game at the Westchester county center in white plains…read morewhich is walking distances from my crib (not walking ). The Westchester Knicks are a minor league team affiliated with the New York Knicks but since it's beginning only one player has made it to the Knicks and it was a short stay .Took my godson to also his first game and he loved it as well, ticket prices are under 60 bucks for the best seats and the place holds about 5000 seats which means , anywhere you sit , you will have a great view of the court and all the action .Most players will play overseas or for a foreign league which is not the NBA but most can make a good living playing overseas . Concession prices are reasonable and staff are friendly and helpful including the county security. If you can't make a visit to see the Knicks at the garden , a visit to white plains for the Westchester Knicks is second best .

Watched the Westchester Knicks play at Total Mortgage Arena. It was such a fun game against the…read moreLong Island Nets. It was our first time watching and there are some solid players for sure. The hype people at the game edge fun for the kids. The was incredibly close up until the last second making for an edge of your seat game. Unfortunately the arena did not have many fans. It's a shame because this is a definite plus to the area. I hope it picks up attendance. Instagram @datenightcraves

Berkeley College is a great school to go to I love this school with a passion and would recommend…read moreit to anyone. From the academics to the activities and programs everything about it is incredible. Unfortunately this is my last year at Berkeley College but I won't ever forget the wonderful moments that I spent here, the people I met, and the amazing things we did together as a family Thank You Berkeley College for giving me the opportunity to be the best that I can be. However improving the academics and staff and faculty at the White Plains campus would be excellent. Incorporating a cafeteria that on campus residents and commuters could use would be a great benefit. Finally expanding existing campuses like the White Plains, NY campus can no doubt bring more students in and create more classes and programs.

From the owner: At Berkeley College, everything we do is focused on helping our students reach their full potential…read moreand preparing them for professional and personal success. We're totally committed to providing close, personal attention and support through every step of your educational journey and beyond.

better late then never but mercy college was worth the delayed yelp review. i went for one semester…read moreat the white plains campus and its a shame that work got in the way cause i was having a good time from interesting classes , helpful professors, class rooms that were not overcrowded and a study library that served as a my nap space when no one notice me snoozing. i couldnt ask for more as college was walking distance from my apt and tuition was really really in my price range which was important cause i was semi broke at the time. glad mercy college still has a campus in white plains and if i could go back in time i would have stayed in school and leeched off my daddy to pay the bills or been a male escort to pay for tuition.

I attended this school for 2 years and have to say, there is a reason I moved back home…read more Freshman dorms are OK, but after that you are screwed, there isn't enough housing so they just converted a bunch of singles into doubles, yeah, not fun. My sophomore year I was in a room with bad heat and no insulation in a place where the snow got so bad they had to shut the college down for a few days! When my roommates boyfriend sent me emails telling me to kill myself, I reported it to my RA who told me to try and suck it up as she was leaving for Study abroad next semester. When I was rush to the hospital with what turned out to be kidney stones, campus safety first told me it was just food poisoning because they had had 3 cases that week. Never mind that the head of the French department spoke French as a THIRD Language and the heads of the theater department had the lowest ratings on Rate my Professor. I am sad that this place is clearly a commuter college, disguised to look like a traditional school.

I transferred from Hofstra to attend M'ville and never looked back. My private, small, intimate…read moreenvironment allowed me to shine, to grow, and to seek the success that was awaiting me. Also, financial aid was extremely generous. I think of it fondly and still donate to show my gratitude. It may not have the cache of an Ithaca, a Cornell, or another hot east coast school, but Manhattanville was more than a college for me, and I can not say that about many institutions. Bravo!