I was always envious of couples I watched dancing, as I sat on the sidelines. My husband and I…read morewould still get up to dance occasionally, but we knew no moves and I'm sure we looked and I know we felt awkward. Signing up for Sasha's Latin Bootcamp changed all that. We are still relatively new to her classes, but even after just 5 lessons, we CAN DANCE! We now look for places to dance and have been out for the purpose of DANCING nearly every weekend. And having so much fun doing it. And Sasha? Shes a great teacher.- makes you feel comfortable, has a wonderful sense of humor about the whole thing, and most importantly, can teach you to dance. Truly.

My husband and I began learning salsa, bachata, and merengue with Sasha about four months ago, and…read morewe've been attending her classes regularly ever since. We started in the beginners class knowing little to nothing and have already progressed to the more advanced level in that time. Sasha is an incredible instructor; clear, patient, and highly skilled at breaking down steps into manageable pieces. She layers skills thoughtfully, building confidence while continually adding complexity. One of the things we appreciate most is how quickly she can gauge what each dancer needs. Even in a group setting, she's excellent at pausing the class to correct and clarify, making sure everyone truly understands before moving on. She also complements her classes with social dances, which give students a chance to practice in a relaxed setting, and she has built a community that is not only supportive but genuinely warm and welcoming. We look forward to our weekly escape from work, and we're always surprised by how much we continue to learn in such a short period of time. Try a class or two; you'll be hooked.

I was at Met Life Stadium for this event a few weeks ago and witness alot of crazy. I got there a…read morebit late because I had a family function earlier that day but it rained so heavily I honestly did not miss much. The price of this event was very expensive, I mean seriously VIP tickets were $200 a day. I was lucky as can be that I won them from a twitter contest. I was shocked to be honest, both days of VIP, was very grateful. The main theme is a day time into night time RAVE, no other way to describe it. Maybe not like the ones in the Mojave desert or EDC Las Vegas but those are hard to duplicate. There was the EXPERIENCE OF 4 STAGES- 2 DAYS. 100,000 SUPPOSEDLY people there. So many smiling faces, so many women dressed very scandalous for this. There were litterally hundreds of artists there performing. Over 70 DJS in all. There were even Carnival Rides to go on for your entertainment, Interactive Art Installations and one GIGANTIC OWL. The day I was there was Saturday and there was a mess of people there. Martin Garrix was the first one I really saw I believe. He was definitely a fan favorite. He did a really long set. http://youtu.be/AmJLR_9ivqw Crazy live like in this video I was there really for the main artists like Krewella, and yes I got to see her, but was so far away. I left the VIP section early and wanted to really mingle with the people. http://youtu.be/JqVbVfhM2EY I was honestly even further back for this group, it was that packed. End of the night there was Carl Cox and Loco Dice playing together in the only inside venue. I was there for a bit and saw many pretty ladies. http://youtu.be/Q-FyhYdlcw8 I knew about Carl Cox for years so it was actually nice to finally see him. Ended up also catching about 30 minutes of AFROJACK set. He went on last and his particular stage. It was really good, and crowded so I didn;t stay whole time. http://youtu.be/5eNGO1PdxN0 This was AFROJACK in case you didn't know who he is. HARDWELL was also a main act and he did his thing too. *All in all, a great experience, and a really hot day of moving around here and there. I got some water and there were free refilling stations. I still almost felt like I was dehydrated. Had a monster drink and that helped too. I would come back again another year. Each stage was great.

I feel betrayed and lied to…read more When you purchase tickets to EDC, it says "rain or shine." It even says it on the shiny colorful tickets you get. THEY DON'T MEAN THAT, PEOPLE! On Saturday of this year, it started drizzling... raining... well, okay, fine, pouring buckets... and they made us all go inside the stadium for at least a whole hour! Liars! Can you imagine all those people huddled up in the parking lot making their way inside? Needless to say, it was a zoo. Otherwise, EDC was an incredible 2-day experience and I can't wait to go again. I didn't think I'd love it this much, especially having gone to Coachella last month and thinking this would pale in comparison. But it had the elements of Coachella that I loved while having its own qualities that made it unique. Obviously go if you're into the music (EDM, house, dance, electro house, D&B, techno, dance punk, hardstyle, dubstep), or if you just want to witness the atmosphere, I guess. Speaking of which, girls are all in crop tops, high waisted shorts, and floral headbands. Sounds cliche, but it was fun dressing up! I saw maybe 10 concerts within the 2 days, which I believe is worth the money. I also very much appreciated the real bathrooms available inside versus the standard portapotties. Beware: there is a very small variety of food (Papa John's, chicken fingers, and fries. That's it) and the prices are outrageous. $7 for French fries whatwhat! Also, security is over the top. They don't let you bring in makeup or water bottles (because apparently these things are made of ecstasy??...) Transportation that I took from NYC: metronorth from Penn Station to Secaucus, then bus from there to Metlife. $10.50 roundtrip and so easy a monkey could do it. In any case, go and dance like no one is watching!

Danny did our wedding to in May of this year. To put it simply: He was fantastic, phenomenal and…read moregreat. Danny sat with us on multiple times to go over the schedule of events and songs for our wedding. From the entrance music for the wedding to the lady song was magnificent. During the evening he mixed the songs to achieve the maximum dancing for our guests. Also had the smoke effects during the entrance. Photo booth was enjoyed my all. Recommend Danny DJ for anyone's wedding or party. He is 100 plus to us!

I have mixed reviews, my first dance with my husband was a mess music went out, sparkles and fog…read moresupposedly because of a fuse or power in the venue but he has worked in this venue numerous of times how did he not know this was a possibility and not have a plan B instead he blamed the venue not even a apology. We had the venue rented for five hrs and Danny for only four hrs, he went up to the Bridal suite during cocktail hr I specifically said "either my husband or I will let you know if we would like you to stay an extra hour" and my husband nor I asked him to stay and he still continued to play music and asked to be paid $200 because he chose to stay. I also asked him prior to the wedding if he can call a table at a time for the buffet hr so I can go around and take pictures with each table as they go to eat but he decided to call three tables at a time for the buffet hr which was so upsetting to me because I also discussed this with the photographer so she was waiting for his announcement and he did the total opposite so I missed out on beautiful photos. The only thing I could say is he played the music I asked for that's all other then that I honestly was not satisfied especially paying all the money I did and forced to pay $200 dollars when he was never asked to stay and that's called taking advantage!

Service from Natasha was great, she was friendly and patient and attentive but not over the top as…read moreI hate it when servers come by every two seconds just my preference. Good ambiance there was good music playing ... people single along which made it a good vibe and time. Food was good me and my friend shared the chilaquiles which was yum! It was plenty of food to be shared amongst two people. The drinks had cool names and souvenirs m that you got to take home which is prob a why they were so pricey. Overall great experience just a bit pricey but for valentines with a girlfriend this was a great place.

Came here on Cinco de Mayo around 7pm, plenty of tables available which was great but maybe I can…read moresee why it was empty-the drink prices are astronomical! $25-$30 for one drink all because they are served in novelty cups that you get to keep. There's about 10 of those on the menu. I didn't see many appetizers and the entrees were pricey but not as crazy as the drinks. They gave us no plates when our tacos arrived, no napkins and didn't even offer water. Our waitress only took our order and never saw her again. Would not return

Len was our host. She did an amazing job for a corporate team building event. The whole crew was so…read moreattentive and positive

My first time here and it was an awesome experience. I've passed and checked into this place before…read morebut always as an after thought too. Shame on me ha. So you reserve a room at a specific time and it's a public room so anyone can join the room I believe up until it starts. You might end up playing with strangers depending on the size of your group. Either way it might be a good thing. I was with a group of 3 and it was just us and it was a blast. The room is set up like a game show with buzzers. There are other props that come into play depending on the game. Theres a live hostess and Daniella was awesome. She made the games fun. There's a video screen that picks the games and then the hostess walks you thru the games. There are a bunch of different games to choose from and they range from trivia to building blocks and everything in between for game shows. Awesome and fun way to spend an hour or so.

Went to see Joe Machi's appearance at Bananas…read more Was apprehensive about a comedy club in a hotel ballroom but surprisingly it worked well. First let me say the Renaissance Marriot is a small unsuspecting hotel but when you go in its Bright and Welcoming. Staff is welcoming and courteous. You are allowed to get their early end joy the restaurant and bar. There are lots of seating areas. And the bathrooms are impeccably clean. The waitresses within the ballroom work really hard. The food is fair they allow you slightly change orders like sauce on the side, or not toppings on pizza. There is 2 menu min per person and drinks or food count. The only things I will critique The parkinglot needs more lighting The temperature of the ballroom was cold and then it was hot. so there has to be a happy medium They need to open more rooms for people to stay overnight who do not want to drive home. Maybe offer a ticket the show / special room rate???

Fast food which was mediocre. We were lucky either service but people who sat down 15 minutes…read moreafter us, waited close to an hour to give their order. It was during a comedy show. The room is ur typical hotel entertainment room.

What a great venue! Saw the Gorilla Biscuits / American Nightmare / Kill Your Idols / Desperate…read moreMeasures show last night in the Black Box part of the Williams Center, and it was an excellent time. I wish this venue was closer to me, I'd be there for every hardcore show they put on. For this show there was no barricade; I don't know if that varies from one show to another, but I was happy to see the lack of a barrier when we walked in. The security was just how you want them to be at this kind of show: present and there if needed, but not getting in anyone's way or preventing people from dancing or stagediving. There are two bars in the main area of the Black Box, one at the back, one on the side. And then merch was sold upstairs, and there's another bar there. Snack machines, and candy is also sold at at least one of the bars. I paid $7 for a 12 oz. can of Miller Lite or $9 for Corona, I'm not sure what size that was, 11 or 12 oz. I guess, one of those weird tall, skinny cans. The sound quality here is excellent. They had some lights going on during the bands' sets, but nothing too showy or intrusive. Really, just all around top-quality in terms of sound, stage setup, production. All the employees I encountered were very friendly. This was a pretty big crowd; I don't know if it was sold out or not, but the place was packed by the time AN went on. Sometimes staff can be unpleasant or just generally serious, handling this many people in a theater size venue, but these folks all seemed happy to have us there. I love the Black Box at Williams Center and hope to be back soon.

Please support this building! The combination of their indie theater, Soldato, and cafe make it the…read moreperfect third space. (Which NJ is in dire need of more). Can happily spend many days here hanging out, buying books, and catching a movie. The ramen spot here is also tasty. Would recommend the lumpia

I was going out with Taras many and many times. He's a great…read moreguy and always taking good care of his guests. He can help you out with getting in the nightclubs for free, and book the table for a group with discounted prices. I totally recommend them to throw a party for you!

I can't even begin to rave about how much my friends and I LOVE Taras. He is hands down the best…read morenyc promoter in the whole world. He was very communicative and answered any questions or concerns I had. He made sure we got our food and drinks, all my girls said he was respect and professional unlike other creepy promoters. Love him!! Thank you!! Taras you rock!