I worked for them and NEVER got paid for giving a client three lessons…read more They over charge their clients an OUTRAGEOUS amount just to set up lessons.

Great Coach, Judd "very easy to understand, good teaching…read moreskills, very personable"

Love this gym! I've been a member for 5yrs. All of the classes are great, from Pilates to barre to…read moreyoga and cross camp and cycle. Barre and yoga are my favorite with fantastic instructors. Randy the water guy is the sweetest and very helpful and friendly. Everyone at the met is extremely friendly. The salad bar is my favorite bc there's lots of options and they mix it up and cut it for you. Tennis is great, lots of courts and the tennis pro is friendly and great at teaching.

Please don't fall into the trap and join this facility. I know it is nice to have an indoor tennis…read morefacility but I highly advise you find another one. The courts are always in demand you have to book a week in advance. Good luck booking a court during normal hours! The courts and the diner are not bad. The restrooms are outdated. However, the worst part is the customer service. It took me 90 days to cancel my membership. I was charged for several months after my agreement was over and the response times from the staff were abysmal. i had to follow up maybe ten times to rectify my issue. I wouldn't recommend this place to my enemy!

Hey, y'all look no further if you're looking for a nice park. It is now time for picnic weather…read morebefore it gets really hot and if you know you know. Sunday me and my family visited spots apart and it was very beautiful and very peaceful although they need to trim the grass and do some landscaping other than that. It's a very nice part to visit. I would suggest barbecuing some food or bringing sandwiches make sure you have bug spray a blanket and a wagon. Those are must things that you should have. I really enjoyed myself. Follow me on TikTok to see plenty other places I have visited in Houston. @Thegifted_____

Cute little park off of Memorial Dr. Walking paths that wind around it, although today some spots…read morewere extremely muddy due to the recent snow and rain we had. This park has trees shading picnic areas, basketball and volleyball courts, and a playground for the littles. It's tucked down below street level, so if you're driving on Memorial you are likely to miss it. Easily connects to the Buffalo Bayou Park by way of the Rosemont Pedestrian bridge.

I've been a member a long time, but I've finally decided I won't be back to this location…read more Air conditioning has been broken or working poorly for the last few summers and attempts to repair haven't worked. Currently have "temporary cooling". The parent club of this location has removed equipment and sent it to its sister club. The equipment is adequate, but messy. No attempt to make sure dumbbells, plates etc. are put away after use. Its messy. The lack of investment in maintenance and facilities indicates that eventually this club will close. The parking is a pain. Although member parking is validated, the old ticket system would not work frequently, which means waiting and negotiating with parking management to get out. The newly installed program has similar problems. Parking management is not friendly. The on site staff is friendly and do their best under poor conditions. If you are looking for a fitness center on the east side of downtown, don't bother with the downtown club.

Amazing and friendly staff. Within just a couple visits they have your name and number memorized :)…read moreClean facilities. Nice locker room. Decent free weights. Decent cardio equipment. Ok functional training area. Nice full size basketball court. Decent indoor track. Couple of nice group rooms. Overall, the gym is clean, easy access for downtown workers and livers. It is a little pricey, but you also get most of the gym to yourself often. It is almost never busy, which I actually like quit a bit. No waiting, etc... Food service is currently closed, not enough members have come back yet. It was good before the big cough. There are also 2 racquetball courts.

Hermann Park was so nice. I ran the Marvin Taylor Trail. The trees are beautiful and offer so much…read moreshade. The trail is already "paved" so you know exactly where to go and where to follow. The trail follows around the golfing area. There were many people out so I felt safe. It is also very family friendly. There were many families around. There is also public parking right by the trail with plenty of parking spots.

Come here for outdoor walks during the day time! Pretty easy to find parking near the conservancy…read moreor the driving range. And such a great trail. Very scenic and safe during the day times

Menil Park is the large field that is right next to the Menil Museum. If you're into arts and have…read morenot been to The Menil Collection, I highly recommend you check out this FREE museum. Make sure you reserve tickets during the pandemic. After the museum, spend some time outdoors at the Menil Park. This a great spot for a hangout with friends or a picnic in the field. While you have time, walk over the Rothko Chapel next door as well and enjoy some time in front of the Broken Obelisk structure. The Broken Obelisk is an iconic sculpture sitting atop a reflecting pool. Six of these sculptures exist across the US and the one in Houston was dedicated to MLK at the request of John and Dominique de Menil in 1971. Parking is available on the streets surrounding The Menil. The park is within a neighborhood in the Montrose District of town. This park may get busy during peak hours, but there is always a parking spot available. Just pay attention to the no parking signs as Montrose is a heavy tow district.

Visit on museum Thursday's. This was my first time hearing about this museum, and it was very…read moreinteresting. (Menil Museum has 3-4 buildings thats part of the Menil company). I parked on Main street, between Menil and Saint Aug Hotel. Which is two streets from the main Menil building. Which was a bit confusing to me. Trying to get to the museum. To be honest I didn't see any signs of a park. Just grass field and buildings.

I've been to Emancipation Park so many times but this time was so scary. I read the program that…read moresaid we couldn't bring a cooler or glass alcohol drinks. I seen a lot of people with coolers and alcohol in glass containers. The one thing that really scared me is that I saw someone with medium size knife in the back of his belt. This time we missed one of the best singer we cane to see. It was not fair for them to play music from a dj for over 1 hour instead of having the singer perform. I won't come back here again it's not safe enough. So sad!

I love Third Ward, especially its history rooted in Emancipation Park. The recent Juneteenth…read moreFestival held there was overflowing with Black joy, much like many of the other events I've attended there on there (Jazzy Sundays, Zydeco Festival, etc.). The nearby street parking makes it easy to access and the plentiful grassy areas, shaded huts, and even splash zone and well-maintained playground makes it an ideal family-friendly community gathering space. There was a full-on food cookoff and I got to meet some incredible chefs serving navy beans and rice, crawfish cornbread (a first for me!), and hands down the most tender barbecue I've tasted in all of Houston courtesy of Chef G. What I loved most was that even with the crowd and all the community and vendor booths, it never felt packed.Each community booth spotlighted a different historically Black neighborhood in Houston, and the live performances on stage kept the vibe going. To learn the deep history of Emancipation Park, there's a clean, beautiful mosaic pillar with biographical info on Richard Allen, serving as a reminder that this isn't just a park, but moreso a monument to freedom, resilience, and celebration.

This park stays busy! Located in Eastwood right along the Metrorail, this park attracts…read moreneighborhood families and recreational sports enthusiasts. The park features a public swimming pool, community center, soccer fields, tennis courts, covered basketball court, playground, small skate park... There's always a good cart, or you can walk to the nearby Tampico for a raspa and other snacks.

Such an awesome find and place. We had so much fun. Great facility. I will be back many more times…read more This was my first time to play but there will be many more.

LOVED IT!!! . Very fun game. Think of it like tennis's little sister ( lol). We played double for…read moreabout an hour. Pretty good and fun workout. We are definitely going back for another session for sure. She offers classes as well. You can bring your own gear or use theirs. (Not sure if you need to pay for it).

Great collegiate ballpark. We always have a good time! We have seated tickets but always end up out…read moreon the hill. Our group likes to bring folding chairs coolers and cook out together while we enjoy the game. Rice recently installed 3 very nice grills, which had added to the convenience now that we don't have to bring our own! There are also some picnic tables set up too. The rest of the stadium is awesome too. Very clean and comfortable, with new amenities such as The Roost where you can grab beer (I have not been inside yet, but it looks nice from the outside). Clean restrooms, a variety of food options, and comfortable chairs (though some are less shaded than others) add to a pleasant spectator experience.

Loved going to see the Rice baseball team play at Reckling Park. It was beautiful, clean, and easy…read moreto park. Try it for an outdoor activity on a spring day!