Soccer Village has the widest selection of soccer gear that I've seen around the area…read more There's a wide array of jerseys and T-shirts from countries around the world, which I was impressed to see in a neighborhood shop. There's also shin guards, balls, shorts, shoes, socks, laces, soccer posters, and more. Most of the things in the store are super expensive (one of the World Cup jerseys was over $100), but I think that's pretty standard for that type of jersey in general. We did find nondescript soccer shorts for only $15 which we felt was a win. They also have brands such as Nike and Adidas of course as well. There's a cool turf area with a goal in the back where you can try kicking in new soccer cleats. The staff always seem pretty young and quiet but are helpful enough!

The gentleman working was so patient and helpful with my son. We were there a little past closing,…read moreit was our first time, as it's about 60-80 minutes away from us. My son is already talking about wanting to go back.

Leave it Carmel to have an amazing indoor sports facility that serves beer and hard cider. It sure…read moremakes being a grandparent fun. Anyway the facility has in indoor soccer fields, rock climbing facility and more. Both of my local granddaughters have taken sporting classes and attended birthday parties at the center. This weekend, I attended my granddaughter's soccer game. The inside smells a bit like gym socks, but the hard cider makes the smell tolerable. Spectator bleacher seating is uncomfortable, but the beer makes it tolerable. The place is loud, but the kids seem to be having fun, as was I. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. The parking lot is large enough. If you live in or near Carmel, you're bound to visit at some point.

Great playing field. Good organization. However, the referees are terrible. I've witnessed two head…read moreinjuries and the referee did not follow concussion protocol, even if the players were in the 7th & 8th grade division. Unacceptable behavior from the referee.

I was a little skeptical whether my two-year old would get anything out of the Soccer Shots…read moreprogram, which is offered weekly at his daycare. I thought he may be too young. However, now in the middle of his second eight-week session, I'm seeing a big improvement in his listening and social skills. Soccer Shots isn't just about the soccer. They learn respect, patience, and even yoga. The coach gives parents an update on the skills worked on that week, and even invites parents to observe! My son looks forward to "soccer day" every week!

From the owner: Soccer Shots is a program offered to children 2-10 that meets once a week at daycare centers,…read morepreschools, elementary schools, and parks throughout Central Indiana to introduce your child to soccer! Our Soccer Shots instructors are energetic and enthusiastic, are great teachers, and love working with children. We not only teach soccer skills, but also work on improving balance, coordination, and agility with the kids. Soccer Shots also uses the sessions to teach children important concepts such as teamwork, sharing, and respect. Come join the fastest growing youth soccer program today!

Shelborne Fields is also called Carmel Clay Soccer Complex. Lots of soccer is played here! This is…read moreone of the fields where the Carmel Dads Club soccer teams practice and play soccer games. This soccer field is directly adjacent to two elementary schools. It's a huge area of flat, grassy land, and you'll often find soccer goals set out even when the teams aren't there actively using them. There are 14 soccer fields here, and the whole area is very well-maintained. When soccer games are happening, you'll often find the snack bar and restrooms open. I know for sure the snack bar is only open during games, but I'm not sure about the restrooms.

Wow, so sad to see such a low rating for a volunteer organization. My granddaughters have been…read moreplaying soccer and basketball at Matt Badger Memorial Park operated by Carmel Dads for a couple years. I was really impressed by the facility and rules to keep the fields in tip-top shape. They have about 17 soccer fields for kids of all sizes. The fields are immaculate. Indoors, they have basketball, track and other facilities. The amazing amount of volunteers that they assemble is astounding. My granddaughter's parents have both volunteered so we feel like contributors. The downside to the facility is traffic flow and parking. The current system is a dangerous hot mess, with parents driving haphazardly. The addition of traffic guards helping with exiting traffics has greatly improved the safety. But the main lot still needs attention for safe traffic and pedestrian flow. Overall, great facility, amazing volunteers but needs parking revamp.

I am extremely disappointed with this organization. Carmel Dad's promised a makeup game, but it was…read morenever rescheduled. We were promised 7 games and I had expected to have all 7 games. Their mercy rule is dumb. I think it teaches the wrong idea to the kids, because the 'mercy rule' doesn't exist in the real world. I heard a lot of disrespectful talk from some of the players in the field and that pretty much ruins the fun. I had the impression that some of the referees didn't seem to care when players shove other players for no reason. Also, this organization's communication skills need some polishing. We will not be returning.

If you are looking for a laid back soccer league with no early morning games. This is your league!read more

This is such a beautiful, well-kept park that offers something for everyone. The turf gives it a…read moreclean, modern feel, and the playground is thoughtfully designed with equipment for both younger kids and older ones, making it perfect for families with children of different ages. From swings to slides, to the spinning flower seats, there's plenty to keep the kids entertained for hours. We really enjoyed the sway fun feature of the park. The park is also very accommodating, with covered shelters that are great for relaxing or hosting small gatherings, along with conveniently located restrooms. One of the highlights is the splash pad which is perfect for cooling off on warm days and a big hit for the kids. What really makes this park stand out is the peaceful creek nearby. The sound of the water adds such a calming touch, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a beautiful day outdoors. It's the kind of place you can easily spend a few hours and not want to leave. They have a parking lot making it easy to access.

This is a fabulous park where my granddaughters can get some outdoor playtime and exercise. The…read moreplayground is awesome with lots of different climbing structures and slides. The padding is ultra soft, to minimize injury when they fall. The swings are designed for all abilities. Nice benches are shaded, so I can rest while I watch them climb. The water park was closed for the season, but looks like fun with various sprinkling contraptions. I'll bring them back this summer. Covered picnic tables and restrooms are nearby so the kids can picnic and use the restrooms. All the facilities are super clean. Trails (suitable for bikes or walking) surround a lovely pond. Natural prairie grasses were attracting many birds. Several beautiful swans were maneuvering around the melted ice. Benches were available for bird watching. An interesting small amphitheater was built into a small hill overlooking the pond. The spot would be a perfect place for a poetry reading or bird watching lecture. Several pavilions are available for family or club picnic gatherings. Plenty of parking for cars or bikes is available. There is no admission fee to use the facilities.

We were here this weekend for a volleyball tournament and the facility was dirty, super Hot no air…read moreor circulation. Couldn't bring any snacks in and the line for the concession stand was ridiculously long so by the time you get your food the kids were already back to having to play. This facility has no business hosting a huge volleyball tournament. Very disappointed. The workers were super rude and there was no first aid people available let alone a first aid kit.

This place has terrible parking and is hot. The concession serves food but no breakfast for early…read moregames and not allowed to bring food in. My daughter had to eat outside or at the front desk. I couldn't even put the left over in my bag to bring home. They made me throw it out or put in my car. This is very caddy. Owner literally was going around looking in peoples bags for food. It is also hot, no fans or circulation. Hot and stuffy. Not to mention no phone signal. It has wifi but asks for a password which is not posted or provided

Vibes are pretty modern and simple (we were seated in the side room, the outside looked like they…read morehad a bit more fun furniture going on) Service felt elevated. Appetizers - pretty yummy WTF roll - 9/10 had dried Wagyu which made it more savory, rice is chewy (in between sushi rice and sticky rice) could be a little less rice; the potato threads were crispy and yum Wagyu Perogi - 7.5/10 was good, but not as meat focused as I was hoping, filling was very soft but I like the pasta dough (had some chew) Entrees were cooked well, I think the flavors were straightforward and not too complex. Chicken Wellington - the pastry dough was as buttery as biscuits. Sauce had dates and the dish was on the sweeter side (I prefer more savory entrees so this was not my taste) My partner ordered this and he loved it Miso Black Cod Fish was done well and not dry. Broth was a bit one dimensional to me. I thought my soba noodles were gonna be the brown ones but they were thicker like ramen white noodles The herbs really captured the pho broth well. I've noticed the effort put into the menu was done really well. I feel like with food fusion, I noticed a lot of things do end up getting misspelled but I noticed the accent and spelling were all correct on the menu. Liz was our server and she was very knowledgeable on the menu also!

The Easter Brunch Buffet at Aberdeen Social House is a "must" for those seeking an "elevated"…read moreholiday experience. While the restaurant is known for its upscale American food and extensive bourbon selection, the Easter buffet shifts the focus to a high-end spread. The buffet Isn't your typical brunch fare offering: - carving stations that had selections like lamb, ham along with prime rib and glazed salmon. - brunch staples included blueberry stuffed French toast and chorizo biscuits. The service was amazing and our server made sure we were taken care of. Eventhough it was a bit pricey we did enjoy the atmosphere and service.