Daniel Yevseyevich took care of me today, and I felt very comfortable. He educated me on how to…read moretake care of my teeth. He was very outgoing and made my day with his smile I recommend coming here if you need dental work the students are very sweet

This place gaslights you and then has you pay for their mistakes. They're not organize. I'm hoping…read moreto get a professional job to get regular dentistry. I'm so sick of coming here. One dentist said to treat a cavity immediately. Then I saw another student who didn't prioritize the cavity and treated other ones. Then it turned into a root canal, which I had to pay for. I end up paying more for their idiocy. When they do make mistakes they pretend like it's not their fault.

Would be zero stars if I could. I have the Get Out Pass for…read moremy granddaughters (ages 8 & 9) and it has a free coding class for ALL franchises so I went to the website to find out what this is all about. The website offered a FREE tour, so I signed my granddaughters up for the tour. The owner reached out to find out about my girls. Ray, the owner, called and asked many questions about my G-daughters and how I found out about Code Nijas. He asked about their ages, if they were interested in coding, did they understand what it was, did they have experience in coding, have they done coding, do they know what it was? I answered all of his questions and then asked why he was asking so many. He explained that his company was suing Get Out Pass because they abused the terms. In other words people were doing the exact same plan that I had. We wanted to use the free tour offered on the website to see if the girls were interested in coding and then use the Get Out Pass for the free class. The owner did not like that's what people were doing. He stated that based on the information I gave him about the girls they would not be a good fit for his program. I am furious that someone gets to determine what my girls are interested in based on answers from their g-ma. I will be contacting Get Out Pass and informing them of this. This owner seems to be hand-selecting who he wants in his classes and assign his staff too based on his belief on who is interested.

I was so excited when I saw Code Ninjas come to South Jordan. I have a son that is interested in…read morecomputers-specifically engineering, so coding is something he is eagerly learning. This past summer, I signed him up for a summer camp, which he thoroughly enjoyed. My only regret is that they were not here sooner-he's now almost 15 and has aged out of their program. I would love to see them offer something for older kids or young adults. Coding is such an important skill these days and I love the opportunity that Code Ninjas is giving to kids to prepare for their futures.

Mrs Barton has developed a wonderful program for piano learners of all ages. She is extremely…read morecompetent in her teaching and has methods that help students build upon their skills quickly. She offers virtual lessons which are a wonderful option for those out of state and also for days when a kid can't physically make it to the studio. I highly recommend this school. My kids have been taking lessons from her for about 5 years and have done really well!

Barton Music School is fabulous! Mrs. Barton has an amazing piano studio + makes learning the piano…read morefun for young kids! All types of options from private lessons, group lessons, etc. My daughter loves going to Piano and learning from Mrs. Barton. Highly recommend

Cory was such an excellent teacher. He made the class entertaining. I would recommend anybody going…read moreinto the mortgage industry to attend any of his classes. He cares about his students and wants to see them succeed. Such a great class!

Corey was amazing and went above and beyond my expectations, he was able to make sense of the 20…read morehour SAFE course, which can be confusing. He was always available to answer any questions that I might have. I completely recommend him.

First off WOW. Worst pool ever. All they do is blow whistles. No no no don't let the 30 lifeguards…read morefool you, they aren't there to help kids in the water. They are there to blow their whistles at moms if your child swims more than 3 feet away. Every mom has multiple kids. We come prepared for safe swimming. To get kicked out because one of my kids is faster than the other and I'm supposed to stay next to both? The lady with accent in charge of the lifeguards was SOOOO RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL. I hope poop gets thrown in your face.

So. Many. Lifeguards. There must have been 30, that were goofing around with each other, and had…read morenothing to do. They asked our kids over and over if they were "ok"....while they were swimming. In the same area...safely, with their parents 3 feet away. We were in the dressing room, maybe 3-4 minutes, EIGHT TIMES a different lifeguard knocked on the door to ask if we were ok. Eight. It was suffocating.

We purchased two photo packages of 20 pictures each. They posted 103 pictures for us to review…read more There were only 7 poses with 4 - 23 pictures each. We could not even choose 20 photos without duplicating the shots. The quality, selection and service is very poor and they were very difficult to work with in getting a refund. We had to dispute it with American Express. We even agreed to take the first package and only refund the second, but they refused. They are very difficult to get in contact with. They showed up late for the appointment.

I don't think even a 1 star is good enough! Poor ethics....The owner made an appointment with me 2…read moreweeks in advance, she dictated the date and time which was fine but then 2 1/2 hours prior to the appointment she emails a cancellation, she didn't call because she didn't write my number down. I show up to the scheduled appointment only to learn..."she tried to get in touch with me." She is refusing to honor the gift certificate which she requested to be sold on her behalf and then referred me back to the company I purchased the certificate from to get my money back, which they will only give me an in store credit.....Hum.....does anyone else find something terribly wrong????

Good school, I would say the best barber program in Utah... that being said the haircuts are more…read morepricey, but I feel like there are true passionate barbers students here that make that $10 haircut feel like $50... Either way though a lot of great instructors and even better administrators to help with scheduling and other school conflicts... Barbering is what you make out of it though... good luck to future students.

I got a perfectly nice haircut and scalp treatment. The reason I am rating them low is the prices…read moreon their website are no longer accurate. The last time I got a senior haircut there, it was $5. Today it was $8. The scalp treatment was supposed to be $3.50. Today it was $8.00! They are not allowed to advertise one price and charge another. When I told the clerk those prices were not on their official website, she just grunted, "well, I'll tell somebody"! She said the prices changed two months ago. This type of operation is not acceptable.

I am so lucky to be able to attend one of the best Aesthetic programs out there. Taylor Andrews…read morestarted their Basic and Master Aesthetic programs at the beginning of 2020 and have come so far in just one year. There are so many services offered, and the actual program is one of the best. I looked at a lot of schools before I picked Taylor Andrews and I haven't regretted the decision once. They offer, basic, master, and level 4 laser training. You also get certified in classic and volume lashes, as well as a full makeup artistry course. The spa area and treatment rooms are spacious, clean, and beautiful. I'm obsessed to say the least! The instructors are so knowledgeable and amazing. I'm so thankful and grateful for the opportunity to attend Taylor Andrews.

I wanted to share some feedback about my daughter's recent appointment. Her cut and color were…read morebeautiful, and the stylists themselves were wonderful. But the front desk completely changed the tone of the visit. When I arrived to watch my granddaughter, I simply asked where my daughter was. While I was standing right there, the two receptionists referred to my daughter as "the problem client" -- all because she had her baby with her. That comment was unnecessary, unprofessional, and honestly pretty bold to say in front of a family member. Her one‑year‑old sat quietly for two and a half hours without crying, fussing, or disturbing anyone. We even called ahead to confirm it was okay to bring her, and we were told yes. We live in Utah -- families bring their kids places. It's normal, and it certainly doesn't make someone a "problem." And just to be transparent: you caught me on a calm day. All I wanted to do was get to my grandbaby. On a different day, with a comment like that, I might've been the one you considered "the problem." So I'm choosing to address it respectfully here instead of reacting in the moment. Everyone else in the salon was kind and welcoming, but that front‑desk interaction overshadowed an otherwise great experience. I'm not asking for anything; I just want you to be aware of how it came across. Respect and professionalism at the front desk matter, and comments like that stick with people.