We hired NEBS for our daughter's 11th birthday party this September. We had 28 girls, divided them…read moreup into teams, had some activities they could do while waiting (corhole, volleyball, spikeball), and set them loose. It was a blast! Bruno, our coordinator, was punctual, friendly, helpful, and fun. The administrative work beforehand was simple, and all we had to do was provide space. This was a great party, tons of fun, and great even for kids who are not into soccer--most of the girls had more fun running each other over and bouncing around than anything to do with soccer. Thanks NEBS!

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Lifetime fitness in Framingham is Amazing!!! I wish I had…read morejoined this gym when it first opened. It is like a resort. The employees are super nice and are so helpful. The gym has Everything to offer and the classes are Fantastic. You get an unbelievable work out from the instructor's. The personal trainers are awesome. The gym is clean & clean. You can go at a 5pm rush time and still find equipment to use. If you have not checked this gym out ...you should.

I've only remained a member because I mostly utilize the better clubs on my work commute such as…read moreChestnut Hill and Burlington, which are far superior. Worn out and tired looking MetroWest is still bottom of the barrel and in need of several updates. Lifetime MetroWest cannot seem to find good YOGA INSTRUCTORS. They've had them in the past and there are a couple that are good now but most of these classes by good instructors such as Brianda, have been replaced with an inferior, seemingly inexperienced yoga instructor named Caitlin. She seems nice. But she talks too much, too fast and really cannot conduct a yoga class for her life. Yogi's are supposed to be Zen, not chatty and all over the place. They keep plugging her in to new classes and nobody knows why. She's a dreadful teacher gives poor instruction, please replace her.

Horrible customer service. I went in to buy a bike after not having one for over a decade. We had…read morejust had a very positive experience next door at the kids shop, and we were hoping to have a fun family day getting new bikes. Unfortunately, the man attempting to help me was rude, mean, and extremely unhelpful. I'm sorry I'm not a bike aficionado, that is literally why I was asking for help. Needless to say, we left without giving them service. Such a disappointment for the whole family.

This used to be a great shop. I bought my first racing bike there in 1990. Sadly now it caters to…read morea different crowd and the staff was extremely unhelpful when I went in for a small repair. Tons of bikes in my family of cyclists and I had gotten a little tired of Landry's, so I figured I'd drive a couple extra miles to check out my old favorite shop. Waste of time. So sad.

I am really confused about this sport club. It is located in a wealthy town and they charge $100 a…read moremonth for membership and based on that you expecting a certain level of service. At least you expect this place to be clean. However that is not the experience I had. I came at 2 pm and a first thing I run into is a bag full of trash in the middle of locker room. Between shower, sauna and clothes change I've spent 30 min there and trash was there for all the time. Next surprise was in steam room where I run into a dirt and a dead bug in the middle of the room. Showers were also extremely dirty and faucets barely sprinkle any water. I don't think I would ever go back to that club and would not recommend it to anyone else who values sanitary norms and hopes to get money/service ratio

I've been going to Longfellow for 40 years or so since I was a kid and played tennis there. It's a…read moregreat place. For starters, it's a great group of people working there. The group health classes are also excellent - I'm partial to the yoga classes which come with the membership. The workout equipment is solid and often being upgraded. I love the pool and hot tub, and the sauna and steam room are great. I'd like it if they provided towels, but, overall, it's got what we need. I also really appreciate Longfellow's commitment to environmental sustainability. Solar everything, a pool that uses less chemicals, etc... Do a day pass and make up your own mind and enjoy.

Nice local sporting goods store. It's great having a local store to go to. I have had several last…read moreminute runs there for things we need, they haven't let me down yet.

My husband absolutely loves this place! He had t been in years and wanted to see it again! He loves…read morethat they have so many outdoors items and that they are able to be an independent retailer during these days! He loves talking to the manager and we looked around the whole store - the sale items, the non sale items and more! Stop by if you can! You never know what you can find and support local!

Getting court time is very difficult and many days I end up not playing. They fill up the times…read morewith tennis teams and clinics which cost extra besides the monthly fee.

This review is for Longfellow Junior and Kids tennis in Natick and Wayland. Absolutely worst kids…read moretennis programs you can find. Unjustifiably expensive and very unprofessionally run. The teaching stuff is disappointing and lazy. From my observations instead of teaching kids they prefer to socialize, eat and talk on the phone instead of actually teaching kids. There is one tennis pro in Wayland and one in Natick locations that actually enjoy working with kids, but the rest are just there killing time. It is weird as you see few active kids on one court with a teacher moving around and hitting balls and then 3-4 other courts with kids are in slow motion with sleepy teachers trying to move as slow as possible and do as little as they can get away with. Before you enroll your child they push hard with all wonderful things that they supposedly offer, but after they get your money nothing is available. Longfellow stuff promised that additional private lessons will be available anytime and each student will have additional weekly play-match time with other kids. After multiple inquires to schedule a paid private lessons Longfellow stuff suggested to look for additional lessons elsewhere as they were too busy to offer private lessons. This is just sad and at the same time hilarious as you would expect your child to learn how to play tennis when you enroll them in the program in the tennis club. What are they actually doing there if they have to suggest to go elsewhere to learn how to play while your child is enrolled in their program!? Play-match time was not available at all as they kicked my child out in tears as apparently there was no one to play with and never offered play-match again. The front desk does not have any information regarding tennis and no one knows anything. Any question to the pro is immediately brushed off as they are always running to the next class and you are not important to them. They are never in their office and no information regarding playtime, cancellations, makeup or anything else is posted anywhere. There was a number of cancellations due to snow storms and they never offered make up classes. No refunds were issued. After the first session the pro gave my child an evaluation form with about 40 different categories. All of these were market as the lowest possible. Basically my child did nothing and learned nothing. After this was brought up to the management the club claimed that it was a mistake, but the pro never apologized or gave an appropriate evaluation. I strongly feel that if the child did not learn anything this is a pro's fault. If you don't want to damage your child's self-esteem and confidence avoid Longfellow at all costs. After the second sessions was over the club failed to provide any evaluation to my child and no one cared to reach out and offer any information regarding how the child did and what to do next. I tried to reach out to the owner of the club and he is absolutely arrogant and delusional as he does not think his stuff does anything wrong and even attempts to humiliate you. The club failed to provide the services they promised and owes a refund that the club refuses to return. It feels that owner knows well what takes place and this program is a clever way to drain the money out of the parents who are willing to do anything for their kids. This is certainly not a place I would recommend for learning tennis. After t Longfellow tennis I hired a tennis pro who was stunned and did not even believe that my child attended Longfellow. Apparently he was not even shown how to hold a tennis racket... Seek tennis lessons elsewhere! I wish I could give them zero start. They really don't deserve even one star! They just steal your money!

Landry's locations vary somewhat. The Natick location is excellent. I have used them multiple times…read morefor bike repair, and I have been very pleased with their level of knowledge, the quality of the work, and their friendliness.

I've had mostly dodgy experiences at various Landry's locations over the years but the Landry's on…read moreRoute 9 in Natick has treated me universally well. Just today I walked into the Route 9 shop with a broken/jammed BOA dial on my shoe. I was looking for a repair kit, which I wasn't really expecting them to carry but I was taking a shot in the dark because ordering one from BOA would have taken about 10 days and I wanted to use the shoe this weekend, if it was possible. Landry's didn't carry the specific repair kit that I needed, which was fine because it's pretty obscure, so I resigned myself to not being able to use my shoe for a while. But the guy I was dealing with in the shop ended up fixing my shoe right in front of me himself using the world's smallest hex wrench in about 120 seconds. I asked him what I owed him and he said, "nothing." He even gave me the wrench! I was so stoked that my dial problem was solved that I forgot the guy's name. But he was a big dude, with long hair, glasses and he was wearing flip-flops lol. ‍ Anyway, thanks to him, my weekend is looking up!