I've been a member at the Eastside Family YMCA longer than I've owned some of my furniture…read more I take the yoga-pilates class and I am, by any honest measure, still bad at it. My balance in tree pose has not meaningfully improved since roughly the Carter administration. Nobody has ever once made me feel bad about this. My instructor corrects my form, tell me to breathe, and move on, the way you'd coach a kid who's never going to make varsity but shows up anyway. Henry has played flag football, basketball, soccer, and t-ball here, and the youth sports program runs the way youth sports should: low stakes, high enthusiasm, coaches who are clearly volunteering their Saturday mornings and mean every word of encouragement anyway. I've watched him learn to actually pass a basketball on this court, badly at first, less badly now. The front desk doesn't need to remember my name. My card does that for them, photo and all, right there on the screen when I scan in. Still, they say it anyway.

Very friendly staff nice atmosphere. A great place to work out meet friends love to play pickle…read moreball and meet new friends. Beautiful pool area.

This daycare exceeds my expectations in every way. They are very attentive to all of the children…read morethere. I really love the fact that they are big on teacher to child ratio. This place is amazing and giving them a chance is something you would not regret.

One of the filthiest childcare facilities I've ever step foot in. I know kids are messy, but the…read moreadults here are even nastier. Floors not swept, filthy walks, and dirty kids. Even the keypads for payments a and entrances were covered in dried up filth and crud!!

All three of my children attended KRK. They were very well cared for and had great experience. I…read morehighly recommend.

I've gotten 4 emails requesting a review for KRK so here we go. This is going to be a long one, so…read morebuckle up. My toddler attended KRK in Greer from summer 2022 to the beginning of 2024. At first we loved KRK - it was welcoming, clean, had cameras, & the teachers were great with communication. After about a year things started to go downhill. They were holding us to policies that didn't exist & having us come get our son for nonsense issues because they were understaffed. Around that time, 5 teachers plus the kitchen staff had all left & not been replaced, yet they were telling me that there was no issue with ratios due to that...ok. Reasons they sent my son home: wouldn't come off the playground, was laying half on/half off his mat, wouldn't nap, got dirty outside, got a bug bite, had a pimple on his cheek (they called those last two rashes). I ended up losing my job over my child not napping. They were calling me 1-3 times every week to come get him, while still requiring me to pay fulltime. They said he was being disruptive during nap time & that was part of the reason, even though I saw other children on the camera running around & ripping my son's blanket off of him - they were allowed to stay. When I asked why that was, I was told they aren't allowed to discuss other peoples children. A coworker of mine had her kids at the other location of KRK (now nest) and a teacher was fired there for being abusive toward the kids. The teacher was now at my location. When I asked the director about this teacher, I was met with "who told you that?". She said it wasn't true... Turns out it was true but I can't say how I know that. My son was kicked out for biting a kid that punched him in the face. My son turned 3 & was in a room with 2 year olds. Even though all the kids are in the same room, the 3 year olds have different rules. If a 2 year old bites a 3 year old and the 3 year old bites back... The 3 year old will be kicked out, but the 2 year old can stay. I was sent a whole handbook I had never seen or signed off on with the biting rule all the sudden mentioned in there - when I asked other parents if they had seen this version of the handbook, they had not. I was the only one the fake handbook was sent to and I'm positive I didn't sign off on it, even though they tried to gaslight me and tell me I did. I had a version of the handbook from when we started, but this wasn't it. One time I was at an offsite meeting for work and I didn't have my car because we all traveled there together. I got a call requesting I pick up my son because he wouldn't take a nap and I said I wouldn't be able to make it there in the one hour window they give you to pick up your child. I was BERATED and told from here on out I better have my car with me at all times. The director spoke to me like this frequently - like she was in charge of my life. As I see it, I'm paying for a service and providing THEM with their paycheck... not the other way around. They continue to get away with this, though, because waitlists are so long and they know they can replace a child the next day. Ownership shifted from multiple people to one individual and herein lies the negative changes. They also started accepting ABC vouchers, which seems to have changed the way they treat some kids. I know how all this sounds, trust me, but it's true. I've spoken to other parents this has happened to and I know the daycare will respond to this message in attack mode like I see they've done to other reviews but that's fine because this is all facts. Believe the negative reviews guys... go check the abcquality.org website because it doesn't lie (find them under " Upstate Preschool DBA Kids 'R' Kids"). They have high severity issues that they've been caught for and are rated a C. It's sad that the school went so downhill because we loved it at the beginning. Writing all this benefits me in no way personally, but I feel like parents need to see real reviews from real parents to make decisions about where to send their children. Find another facility.

My child goes to daycare here. she goes in happy, and comes home happy. They serve a healthy…read morevariety of foods and have a fun curriculum.

I recently enrolled my son Ollie in the center. We were blown away by how much better Primrose was…read morein comparison to the other child care centers in the area. While the center does cost more, I personally feel that it is worth it. The facilities are cleaner, the staff is more professional, and the quality of care is simply higher. We received updates throughout the day, and our son appears to love his time there. :)

Building is very nice but not a lot of diversity with staff so it makes me wonder about the…read moredirector. The tour was great good sales pitch but as a previous childcare work and the reviews on SC childcare search I know how it really is. get everyone in line and staff can't read talk how they should. But kids looked okay and content.

We have enjoyed kiddie academy so far! The staff has been so friendly and kind, and has made the…read moretransition into daycare a breeze. As first time parents the guidance and help from our child's teachers has been amazing and helped us learn as well. We are excited to continue to let our child grow up here.

My brother in law and father in law took me to the batting cages for the first time in years…read more Luckily this review isn't about my batting skills. It would be one star. The Strike Zone is a cool little place in Greer. They have tunnels for rent to get reactive pitching and hitting and of course the batting cages. You can select from slow, medium, and fast pitch. The speed ranges from 40-80 mph. You buy tokens for one dollar a piece. One token = 15 pitches. You can also get 6 tokens for $5. Surprisingly 15 pitches last longer than you would think. They also have softball pitching options to brush up your office team skills. If your not into it but you are stuck waiting for your child to finish up, don't worry... They have big comfy leather couches and a tv in the lounge area to keep you entertained while you wait. All in all a very fun place especially for a rainy day. I would definitely recommend.

This place is a fabulous training facility. We actually had experience at three different…read morefacilities in the same time frame 9-12 years ago when our son played. I won't go into details, but "short story"... Strike Zone was far superior in every aspect, and the others were a complete waste of time. (Both of the others are out of business now, so, clearly, we weren't the only ones disappointed!). Both trainers working with him here (Shane and Jeff) were completely focused on the child during the lesson, and actually got results. So, when our daughter wanted training, we knew just where to go. She has done amazingly well working with Sarah on hitting and with Jeff on catching. She moves differently, reacts differently, and uses her muscles differently. She went from awkward looking to athletic in her batting and behind-the-plate action. That would not have happened without the patient teaching of Strike Zone instructors. Most adults would get annoyed after giving the same instruction corrections over multiple sessions, but these folks just find another way to express it (because every kid interprets differently) until it sinks in! Addendum... I thought I submitted this a year ago and, apparently, failed to hit "post". One year later... the only change would be that I failed to comment on how fabulous the front desk staff has been over all these years (exceptionally nice - every single person !!!). We have been away for several months (just practicing independently), but plan to get her back in the rotation again soon because these trainers are amazing!

I signed up for some coaching with a trainer to get started on the right path. I met with Matt Ward…read morethis morning at 8 AM. He was great at communicating, explaining everything making me feel comfortable in what could have been awkward! He has set me up for success!! Truly, an exceptional experience! Highly recomnend.

For a small facility they have terrific classes and a wonderful staff. I love the diversity of it's…read moremembership and the family-feel I get when participating in group exercise activities. No matter your ability or fitness level, you are made to feel valued and included. Love it!

Both of my children have attended here. I have found the care consistent and my girls have been…read morehappy and healthy. The classrooms and lessons always appear appropriate to the age of the kids in the class. My only complaint is that my cooking is apparently not as good as Chef Jean's - how they get my kids to eat salad is a real mystery. My oldest is now in elementary school and was well prepared when she started kindergarten.

We visited several schools. We eventually chose this one because of the individual attention and…read morefreedom of curriculum they give to the teachers. That allows the teachers the ability to tailor lessons to each kid and their needs. The staff is always friendly and available. Since the price is comparable to the Other schools and its location means we don't have to deal with Woodruff Rd...it became the clear choice for our family.