sent me a horrible magician who only used two tricks in an hour... they were pretty lame. everyone…read morewas like - what's going on, who is this lady? I expected some card tricks, some magic tricks, and for the price, was so not worth it. it felt like this person leaned on YouTube for an hour training and I paid almost $400 for an hour. I was asked for feedback on the magician and once provided, I didnt get a response. very unprofessional.

Dangerfun was a hit at Senior Community carnival. Residents loved Ian's juggling . They had fun…read moregetting hand tattooed by the two face painters. The prices were super. They were very professional. I highly recommend Dangerfun.

Excellent array of food vendors…read more Celebrating all things Hispanic and queer, Gay8 Festival ("Gay Ocho") is an annual Hispanic street fair dedicated to LGBTQ+ art, music, dance, food and culture... and we happen to catch it during our visit to Little Havana! I purchased a Sightseeing Pass and one of the attractions I signed up for was the Little Havana Adventure Tour. The meeting place was in front of Guantanamera Cigars on SW 8th Street. We arrived at Little Havana and 8th Street was blocked off! We searched for parking closest to 8th Street and found parking a block away and proceeded to walk towards the meeting place. Little did we know that there was a festival going on. It turned out that the tour was cancelled due to the tour guide has Covid. I was disappointed so we started to walk the entire street which was closed off from Southwest 14th to 17th avenues! Whoa, wow... I didn't know what festival it was at first and didn't care but omg! the food! I was enjoying seeing the different types of food from different Latin cultures including Colombia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba and Mexico. It was my first time having arepas!!!! Yummy! We did not stay for any performances due to other attractions we planned to do on our Sightseeing Pass but it looked fun and I would've loved to eat more... roasted corn, escuites, fruta mix, chicharon, tacos, burritos... and chamoyadas! The people here were all friendly! Review #2874

Five delicious stars to the phenomenal time I had at this festival. Where do I start?…read more The food from amazing restaurants, like Bocas, Sanguich, guava, bread miami, provision, Sergio, the pastrami, Latin house, Bacardi and so much more. The entertaining music from 3 djs in 3 different stages, yes, 3!!!! The vendors and sponsors. So much fun and with gifts for everyone. At 1:00 pm they had a sandwich competition where our yelp miami CM was one of the judges. Poor judges, they had to choose one among the 15 Delicious competitors jejejej This festival is great for all ages. Free entrance and security by the miami dade police department. I enjoyed so much my time at this happy festival and I hope they do it again next year. Cinco deliciosas estrellas para el tiempo fenomenal que tuve en este festival. Dónde empiezo? La comida de increíbles restaurantes, como Bocas, Sanguich, guayaba, pan miami, provisión, Sergio, el pastrami, casa latina, Bacardí y mucho más. La música entretenida de 3 djs en 3 tarimas diferentes, sí, 3 !!!! Los vendedores y patrocinadores. Muy divertido y con regalos para todos. A la 1:00 p.m. Hubo una competencia de sándwich donde nuestra yelp miami CM fue uno de los jueces. Los pobres jueces, tuvieron que elegir uno entre los 15 competidores jejeje Este festival es ideal para todas las edades. Entrada gratuita y seguridad por el departamento de policía de miami dade. Disfruté mucho en este alegre festival y espero que lo hagan nuevamente el próximo año.

Pretty simple. They get great tickets to events. Floor seats at a Heat game, suite at the tennis…read moretournament, diamond club at the marlins or premium seats for the dolphins. They are official partners with the Heat and others, so, unlike the reviewer who thinks they're a "scam" they're not. Concert tickets and more. I'm a season ticket holder, and I've sold my tickets to them for them to resell. So, I can vouch for their authenticity. If you want great seats, see white glove. You can ask for Joshua, he's a good guy there. (Not that there are bad ones lol)

Unorganized and misleading. The staff now is not the same as those they had in the past. My…read moreexperience has been less than fantastic and I will move my business elsewhere. Thanks for showing your true colors. JonPaul could have been more reasonable and less cutthroat. If the mistake is on your side, a more sincere apology would be acceptable or honoring the tickets versus just cancelling them.

I went to BB&T center and the AAA on back to back night and it is crazy they are both about the…read moresame age but are totally different. For a 20 year old arena it feels pretty modern still, located well next to Bayside Marketplace downtown and a great experience. Sadly could not try any food or drinks because of NBA Covid Protocols (which I think are way better than the NHL arena ones) The AAA staff was great at enforcing mask rules unlike the BB&T Center. Also good team store with unique exclusive merch!

We have had horrible experiences with Delta First class - ripped bag, flight cancellations, etc…read more we decided to try American. We had the best service with Michelle. She was respectful, considerate and listened to us! We didn't have to ask for anything, it was like she read our minds and she never stopped working. We can't wait to book more flights with American! They truly care!!

Wow! Wow! SeaDream was EPIC and it exceeded our expectations. Loved how taken care of we felt…read morethroughout the sailing. The food was delicious. Chef Thomas was extremely accommodating, he even made us the best pierogis I've ever had. Captain Charles was engaging and funny. Jovana was a perfect concierge. And Nemanja was an exceptional sommelier. My favorite server was Jonel, but all were excellent. Hands down - SeaDream is blessed to have the most caring staff! Until the next one - Happy Sailing!

The Customer-Facing Crew is Outstanding, But…read more.. We traveled on SeaDream II in the Admiral Suite for the Spring 2023 Trans-Atlantic Crossing. Everything you've heard about the Crew (at least the customer-facing crew) is exactly true. They are wonderful, accommodating, and very hard working. They are the major selling point for this Line. If you are a die-hard SeaDream fan, you may want to stop reading because... The Emperor Has No Clothes... Over the first few days of the 16 day trip, I came to realize that maintenance and safety are not priorities on SeaDream and that they may be making cuts to save money as you'll see. The first indication was the A/C in our Suite was not blowing much air. I'm extremely familiar with these systems, and the first step is to check the filters (before and after pictures below). There is only one word to describe them--Disgusting. I'm confident they have never ever been cleaned. One would think during the pandemic that air filters would have received even more cleaning--not on SeaDream! This is not a Housekeeping issue, it is strictly a maintenance issue and opened my eyes to other problems on the ship. Our Suite housekeeping was perfect and was done multiple times a day, oddly by the Housekeeping Department Head (Corporate Cutbacks?). I asked the Concierge if I could get 5 minutes with the Chief of Engineering (who's responsible for maintenance). After 72 hours, I asked again. I'm 100% confident that the message was delivered as the Concierge Staff are outstanding. I never heard from the Chief of Engineering, which only confirmed my suspicions. Interior vs. Exterior Looking with a critical eye showed that the emphasis on maintenance was clearly on the interior which is smart if you have to make a choice. So it's pretty much yacht on the inside and freighter on the outside. The pictures below point to a few of the issues; -- One of the pool lights (arrow) came on twice that I saw over 16 evenings. I wish it had never came on, because that means there is a short in the circuit. Oh, and the pool hand rails that the lights are mounted on are not bolted down. There are mounting holes, just no bolts -- super safe. -- Several pathway lights stayed out and several had water intrusion, probably because the seals are not maintained. They're cleanly not cleaned and polished although for some reason the brass bell on the pool deck was polished. Looks like a freighter. The picture with the CFL bulb shows the level of water inside the housing. Oh, and there are no marine-rated CFL bulbs (Corporate cutbacks?) -- Exposed rail hardware was a common safety hazard. Credit to the maintenance crew for keeping all of the handrails stained and sealed. That process takes several days. I saw them working on them every morning from the gym. But a simple cut up pool noodle (which they have) would prevent someone from ripping their hand open on these exposed edges. Trans-Atlantic crossing means rocking ship. I had to quit the scheduled afternoon walks as this was too much of a hazard. -- Hardware like washers and bolts were often missing or loose, for example in the handrail picture. Maintenance crew came by this very handrail from below several times a day. One of the bartenders had a habit of hand lighting this bolt. -- Instead of fixing the shower doors during the multi-million dollar renovation, we had a cracked plastic "clip" to put over the shower door to keep it from opening during swells. That's a freighter fix on a "luxury" ship. Speaking of Multi-Million Dollar renovation, maybe they could have flipped for some exterior scrape and paint. This was the view from the Admiral Suite and common everywhere on the sea-facing exterior. I expect some corrosion, but I've never seen this level on other Lines. Food is not as great as it should be... I'll start with the picture of the cup of coffee. That's right, you're served bottled water from Costco on this "luxury" Line. This has Corporate cutbacks written all over it. All the served meals were at least good. That's not "luxury" standard. If a dish had chicken, it was always in this strange strip-like form factor and stringy, It clearly had been bulk frozen. Only the sauces made it edible. We stopped ordering anything with chicken. Maybe they got it from Costco as well (Corporate cutbacks?). Food plating and presentation were always great, but the food was often bland and honestly the portions were too big--like they were trying to make up for the lack of quality ingredients. Here's the crazy part, I'm not blaming the Chef for this. We twice asked to have what the crew was having for lunch. The Chef periodically cooks for the crew and we had Stuffed Cabbage Rolls and Pirogies--they were OUTSTANDING, Those are the only two meals we'll remember from that trip. It's not the Chef -- I think the Galley budget is being cut by Corporate. I highly recommend taking a Trans-Atlantic Crossing

First of all, I would like to thank Yelp for the tickets for this event. But I was bit disappointed…read morewith the event. This is the first of a three-part Celebrity Chef Series. The first included Daisy Martinez and Ingrid Hoffman. The second will include Anthony Bourdain, Jacques Pepin, and Eric Ripert. And the third includes Emeril Lagasse. My bf and I are big fans of The Food Network. What's not to like? Awesome chefs, awesome recipes, awesome food-making, and AWESOME shows!!! Oh, and Alton Brown too! So when we heard some celebrity chefs were coming to Miami we were IN!! I LOVED Daisy Martinez and her spunk! She was the HIGHLIGHT of the night! She was hilarious! Making jokes and salsa dancing across the stage. Awesome! She is the host of the Food Network series Viva Daisy! Ingrid Hoffman, was a bit more reserved. To her credit though, she said she suffers from lupus and was having a bit of pain during the show. She is the host of Simply Delicioso on the Food Network. Both chefs prepared food during the show. I preferred Daisy's presentation because, despite a few technical problems (she didn't know how to work the stovetop), prepared everything from scratch and all in about 15 minutes. She made cachapas, a traditional Venezuelan dish in honor of the interviewer. Ingrid Hoffman made a shrimp dish but had some of the elements in her dish pre-made. Now, to the bad part. The interviewer, Lorena Garcia. She is a chef as well and has her own segments on both Telemundo and Univision. She is undoubtedly very talented, BUT can we say ANNOYING??? She took a very "Hispanic Television" approach to interviewing both chefs. And, yes, I get that she was trying to rouse the audience but...annoying. She was not funny despite her efforts. I think they could've selected another interviewer. This is really the main issue I had with the show. Both chefs seemed to be a bit taken aback by her methods of interviewing. I do hope they choose better hosts for future shows. Other than that, it is always fun to watch and learn from these culinary masters!

Great event and the only disappointment I can convey is not being able to try some of the delicious…read morelooking dishes that the two French culinary masters came up with Anthony Bourdain gave the audience exactly what they came for. He has a wit and charm that makes ladies want him and the guys want to be him Pepin to me, was the star of the show He was very funny and engaging Ripert seemed a bit reserved and let Pepin control the stage Some of the more interesting tidbits were finding out that both Chef Pepin and Ripert married Latinas (Even the best of palettes agree that Latinas taste best... they have flavor) Pepin's favorite dishes that his wife makes are arroz con pollo and black beans Some of their favorite restaurants to eat while in Miami include Prime 112, Casa Tua and Michy's Bourdain burned Guy Fieri They all pretty much dislike Chef Ramsey and his schtick I laughed a lot and got really hungry

Last evening, we had the pleasure of attending the opening of Brevards Gallery in Wynwood. While…read moreI've been known to publicly scoff at the art scene here in Miami (NO, GALLERY OWNERS, PUTTING A MODEL IN A BIKINI NEXT TO A PAINTING DOES NOT MAKE IT ART!) I was so pleasantly surprised by the work of John Brevard. His pieces in petrified wood were imaginative, evocative, and actually something I would want in my own home. It took me awhile to realize that I wasn't looking at stone, but rather petrified wood, millions of years in the making, and perfectly made into tables, wall art, and hanging pieces. My favorite piece was a large dining table around which I have built an entire room in my imagination. It's a beautiful room. Now, if only I could find that rich sugar daddy...oh, well. I'll keep it in my imagination....for now. ;)

Visited on a Sunday morning and parking was easy and light. The venue is beautiful, so many windows…read moreand natural light in the open hallways. There were bars at each entrance but drinks aren't allowed inside the performance room. The performers were great, it was a nice mix of different instruments showcased.

Fantastic. I love that MISO partners with the city of Miami for various outdoor initiatives in…read moreareas such as Miami Beach, Design District, Doral and my favorite- Coconut Grove. Ive recently attended holiday themed performances and 4th of July as well, its a great way of bringing together the community for cultural outdoor nights.