Scheduled sewing 101 and as an adult absolutely loved it! The class was walked through and the…read moreinstructors were patient with each one of us.

I took my viking sewing machine to this place for repairs. All I needed was my upper tension to be…read morechecked out. I am a 72 yr old retired Military woman. I do a lot of sewing now . My machine has kept for a month and a half and still would be there if I hadn't picked it up. I went to pick it up a couple of weeks ago and was told they couldn't open it and sent it out to her specialist which I never agreed to . He was special alright especially horrible. When I picked up my machine it was in worst condition than it was when I took it there. The owner charged me $89 and couldn't tell me exactly what was done to my machine and wouldn't give me a receipt. She was talking in circles and giving me the runaround about what was done . Her behavior was odd and suspicious. I just got out of there because I got a bad vibe. When I got home and looked at my machine it was left open and I couldn't get it to close. It also had strange scratches on the foot petal. If you have a nice machine do not take it there they will ruin your machine

There are many components of Champion Cheerleading and Tumbling. This review is specifically…read morerelated to recent changes regarding the Little Explorers Academy. When we joined Champions Cheer and Tumbling over 9 months ago we were incredibly pleased with the Little Explorers Academy. The coach was organized, bubbly and engaging with the children. As a mom, she knew how to interact and redirect littles to try and complete the tasks at hand. As little explorers, demonstration of each task, correct names of bars, beams, jumps, tumbles were given. She was incredibly fit and eager to encourage them to try new things and cheer them on. Recently there was a change in management and disappointedly, we have unenrolled due to a drastic change in the quality of service provided. The new coach would start class late, stop class in the middle of instruction to wait for a latecomer and sometimes end class early. She would not demonstrate jumps, rolls or certain positions properly if at all and often would not call things by their proper names. (For example: a straddle jump would be referred to as pizza legs.) Young children were expected to know what to do, and modifications were not offered or built upon to help children gain understanding or knowledge- instead kids were given a snarky tone and irritated helping hand. When asked how she was liking her new job as coach her response was "Ehh. Not really." We were beyond blessed with the previous instructor and would recommend steering clear of this program until change comes to play.

My daughter was in this cheer. The performance is not the issue. The problem is bullying and…read moreclicks. The team mom and group they have does not help out all team mates. They bluntly ignore other parents when they need help or have a question. Team spirt is not part of this cheer. One girl pushed another girl cause she was 1st for once coming out at a recent competition. That little girl who pushed the other girl mom is part of the click. Apple does not fall far from the tree. That said I will be up front my daughter missed days but had doctors note or reasons that where legit. That said she still performed better the most of the girls there. My daughter had a very personal issues that was meant to be kept between owner and us. Guess what happened the other little girls knew about it. So personal issues are not kept secret. On top of that we had covid and where out for 2 weeks. Yet they still used that as missed days. Also they sent a email out calling out my daughter. If the owner sees this I am giving one day or I will file suit.

My son is taking classes here and he loves it. We started with a summer camp on YouTube production…read more He learned the basics of video production, editing, and sound recording. They took an idea from script to production by the end of the week. The camp was very reasonably priced. Now he is participating in weekly tech club on Saturdays to get ready for a semester long series on YouTube production. The facility is brand new and well equipped with the latest technology. It's a great place for kids who have an interest in STEM and coding.

From the owner: iCode Stone Oak offers STEAM programs for kids ages 4-18 that equip students with the skills and…read moreknowledge to compete in tomorrow's technology-driven environment. With our hands-on STEAM education students will gain comprehensive technical foundation as well as skills in logical thinking, creativity, computational thinking and teamwork which are vital for today's world. At iCode Stone Oak, we help Empower Future Innovators with coding, computer science, robotics and engineering skills.

I've been a loyal fan of Amalia for yearssssss, and I wouldn't have it any other way! She's always…read moreprofessional, punctual, and incredibly reliable. A total VIBE!! I can't recommend her enough! The quality of her work is consistently top-notch, and I love being able to try different sets whenever I want. Every visit leaves me feeling like a million bucks. Amalia isn't just about providing services; she's also a mentor to others in the industry, driven by her passion for her work and dedication to meeting clients' needs. Well done, Amalia! So proud of what you've created ! This is my happy place. The compliments I receive are always amazing, and I never hesitate to send clients her way. I ditched my lash strips years ago and haven't looked back!

I love the service that was provided, it very nice and clean inside also very aesthetic! It's a…read morevery calm environment to get your lashes done. I absolutely love my lashes every time I go and I would totally recommend to go here!

Wow! I could have never taught my 17-year-old stubborn son (who takes after his mom) the ins and…read moreouts of driving like this school in Stone Oak. The teaching in this school is extensive with road rules, moving your vehicle in tight places, and my son can parallel park, easily. The key for parents to understand, is you must allow your child to drive and drive often with you - highways and all to be safe in SA. This is an international city with a lot of traffic. This school gave my son the confidence and skills he needed to drive in this city - he also made 100% - very much worth the money.

UPDATE: We are just leaving Leon Springs DMV and my daughter passed her driver's test here only…read moremissing 10 points!!! She was complimented on her driving and told she was the only person who had passed all day. Now I'm convinced Austin Driving School is a ratchet to get you to buy a class ($65) if your kid is parent taught!!! 48 hours does not constitute such a drastic change. Don't waste your time, money or energy going there!

My family has been going to this swim school for over two years and we love it! My daughter…read moreabsolutely loves the coaches (specifically coach Mallory and Claudia)! They make us feel welcome every week and genuinely seem to care about my children. They teach vital swim safety for kids and help make summers in Texas so much more comfortable now that we have water education and safety skills. It stars as a great bonding in the baby and me classes and evolves into a great learning environment for older kids. We love going here!

Went for a first class on a Sunday and not ONE person was at the front desk to instruct us on…read moreanything! Stood in the front for 15 min waiting for someone to help, tried calling no one answered. Didn't know where to go, what to do, show us changing rooms what class he would be in for the session so just left. How do they expect you to pay for something like that?! A zero review would be too much! Had to give 1 star to post review

This place is the real deal. Sam and staff know what they're talking about and have decades of…read moreexperience practicing what they preach. I've taken over 20 hours of coursework from their curriculum and just barely scratched the surface of all that The Human Path has to offer. If you can't make it to the San Antonio campus, there are still plenty of online courses available, many of which include a box of herbs and equipment shipped to your door that you then get to use during the class. You don't have to be into herbal medicine to get something out of this school. In addition to the "herbal medicine" programs, there's outdoor survival, disaster readiness, welding 101, bladesmithing, and a lot more.

Amazing experience! I signed up for a 10 day herbal first responder course and did not know what to…read moreexpect. Well, it exceeded all expectations! Sam and Suchil are extremely knowledgeable, helpful and great educators. I also got to experience first hand Sam's mastery of herbs when I asked for a special formula. I am grateful that I took the leap of faith when registering for the program. They did not disappoint and I have acquired a new resource for herbal treatment of many conditions.

We have taking our daughter here for a year and we have really enjoyed it! She is progressing so…read morewell! We are also so happy to see such strong girls AND boys programs! Definitely recommend!

Love, love, love the Camp Active summer camp at Alamo Gymnastics! This is probably the most…read moreorganized and informative camp I've ever enrolled my kids in. My 9yo daughter went for 2 full weeks (8:00-4:00) and my 5yo son did 2 of their half-days (8:30-1:30). Both kids had a blast this summer! The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to work with. My daughter takes gymnastics classes here, so this camp is just another great service that they offer. Rates are on par with other camps. Electronic devices are prohibited during this active camp, which I think is a great policy! Kids do not need to be plugged in everyday. I like how the kids are grouped by age and each week has a different theme (sports, space exploration, safari, etc.). They do a theme-related craft each day, which is cute. We get a kick out of them, even though some are geared toward a much younger age than my 9yo daughter - we just giggle at those and I tell her how cute she is. She rolls her eyes - it's a lot of fun. They get free play in the little gym from 8:00-8:45 before they break into their age groups. They take a couple of snack breaks (dry snacks provided) and a lunch (parent provides). They go back and forth between the big and little gyms throughout the day, and around pick-up time (4PM), they're usually watching a movie. Sign-in at drop-off and ID check and sign-out at pick-up. You can register week-by-week online. You can uncheck days during the week if you know you won't be sending them every day and only pay for the days they will attend. This worked great when we had a dental appointment scheduled during one of the days, so I only paid for 4 days that week. They have a flexible refund policy too. You can pay an extra $10/day if you need extended care from 4-6 PM. The coach will send you an email the week before camp to introduce themselves and provide camp-specific info. This is a great touch and really helpful for parents to stay informed of procedures and expectations. One tip for them: update your information form that parents fill out to remove the info about swimming, since it's no longer offered during the camp. Other than that, keep doing what you're doing!