Went there for the cycle classes. Great bikes and they teach regular indoor cycle without all the…read moreupper body choreography and the like. Took 3 classes. One instructor was pretty boring, both in music selection and cues. Second one had great music and did try their best but was clearly new and not very confident. Third one would not stop talking. Some of the staff were delightful and very welcoming while others were not so much. Best part were the class participants!

So first off, this place does not ensure that the classes they advertise are the classes you get…read more I'm a 4.0 player, signed up for a 4.0 class and all the other players are much lower level. They're fine people but it's not fun for anyone when the levels are disparate. 2nd, I request to cancel the rest of my classes because I'm not getting what I paid for. Now they refuse to refund me the rest of my money!! They are stealing money. Do NOT give this place any money!!

Very convenient as its few minutes off hwy 99 and Steveston hwy. With 4 well lite indoor courts…read more I came in slightly off hours for the first time and there seems to be a variety of other services that is available such as physio, gym, tennis lessons etc... There are showers that are available too. Tips: if you are sensitive to be hangry or a vegan, eat before coming in. The ventilation from the keg restaurant can smell like fried onions and steak.

From the owner: Vancouver International Tennis Academy is the pioneer international tennis academy on the Canadian…read morewest coast, providing a training base for high performance athletes to maximize potential, on and off the court.

This is definitely a pretty awesome community center. It has everything inside from weight lifting…read moreto basketball court and swimming pool. I would say inside is decently clean other than the washroom. Looks like they need someone to attend to the washroom. It is a very big complex with two floors. Awesome that it has AC inside. Great for escaping the hot weather. Best of all there are plenty of free parking outside.

I just called Edmonds Community Centre to inquire about why I have not received credit for a class…read morewherein my instructor did not show up. I expressed to the lady over the phone that the credit was not added to my account but she said she I needed to wait. However, when I expressed to the lady at the front desk today, November 13, that this credit was supposed to be given 3 weeks ago on October 23, 2023, she rushed to the end the conversation and hung up on me. I understand it was a holiday but maybe don't pick up the phone if you're just going to refuse me service?

I think this is one of the most reasonable tennis centers in the lower mainland based on price and…read morecourt availability. The courts aren't nice (slanted, old, should be resurfaced). But there aren't many completely public, large tennis facilities in Metro Vancouver. They also take the bubble off during summer so it's great if you live nearby and have membership here - you get the perks of lighted courts. So your membership doesn't go to waste for those few months. There tend to be a decent amount of intermediate to advanced players here. Compared to UBC Tennis Center (another public facility), the players here are much better players and know what they're doing. It's also much better priced, and they try to sell you less hard on stuff than People's Court. The locker rooms are alright, they do their job but could be cleaner. It's in a great, convenient area. If I lived in metro Vancouver, I'd definitely join or play here, just for the amount of players and courts.

Marvin is a great coach! Up beat and fun. I highly recommend him…read more He is very knowledgeable. He helped me fine tune my swimming strokes. I have been swimming for years but needed some help to improve. Thank you Marvin for your help. K Coquitlam

From the owner: I apply sound, up-to-date effective and solid foundation techniques to deliver the the most…read moreprogress from each session and take care and attention to each individual player in order to what allow them to learn while having lots of enjoyments and fun at the same time

Last two times I came here it was for a New Year's Eve party. This time we came for dinner at the…read moreAcres restaurant. I wasn't very hungry so I just ordered a miso soup and the Avocado Temaki which came with two Avocado cones. It was a simple dish but nicely done. The family seemed happy with their food for the most part. Arctic Char looked very appealing. There was one dessert that didn't quite make the grade. I didn't try it myself but I heard multiple family members saying that the texture of the dessert was kinda weird and not very enjoyable. A dish got broken and the staff were very quick to clean up the mess and apologize for the incident. They also removed the dessert in question from the bill. Staff here are friendly, efficient and very polite. Two thumbs up for the customer service. Service: Great Parking: Upper parking lot if you're a member; lower parking lot if you're a guest.

Only commenting on the food and drinks. They have the best…read moresalads, it's the fluffiest lettuce/greens I've ever had in Vancouver. Their breakfast cookie is 11/10, amongst a few other pastries that were memorable. Pasta and chicken dishes was very good also, I really like how it's simple but seasoned. Majority of staff was polite and others just minded their own business.

Upon showing up at the Westwood Racquet Club for the first time, I was just excited to get on the…read morecourt and play some tennis. I noticed that none of the courts were being used, and thought my timing was perfect. I asked a few questions, and found the staff completely unhelpful and unwilling to accept my business. I was handed a brochure with the prices and other information and basically felt obligated to leave. I found out that one of the ladies that was talking to us was actually one of the owners! I love tennis as a sport, and having just moved to Nanaimo I will probably give this place a second chance, HOWEVER, given that the courts were empty and I was ready to spend money to play a game, you would expect a LOT more help. Westwood Tennis Club, if you are even remotely interested in business you should consider humbling yourselves and helping out potential customers.

Nice place! Set back off the road. I suggest having dinner on the patio. Very nice views especially…read moreas the sun sets. The menu had a few vegetarian options and the Green Goddess Buddha Bowl was tasty! They had a nice little selection of beer on tap (I didn't look at the wine list). The washrooms were nice and clean. There appear to be lots of activities as demonstrated by posts on the bulletin boards. If I lived in the area I would inquire about joining!

We are lucky enough to have friends who are members invite us to brunch here. The view of the water…read moreand mountains was beautiful, and the food was surprisingly good! THE WAIT: There was no wait on a Saturday at 12pm. They were somewhat busy. Note if you have kids/babies, you can only eat at the area further from the windows, and there is no table service (except when they bring out your food). NOTE: For the nursing moms out there, this is a great Family Room on the lowest level! It has a view of the water and has a door that opens out onto their deck. There is a sink, fridge, water, restrooms, showers, a Pack n Play, toys, and a comfy sofa. THE FOOD: BENNIES * Eggs Diablo ($13.50) - 4.5 stars The potatoes were great, soft with a crisped edge. The sausage was spicy, just enough without being painful! Only complaints are this was pretty oily, which really drenched the spinach, and the yolks weren't runny (though soft). * Eggs Pacifica ($14.50) - 4 stars Tried a few bites, also great! Potatoes were much more crisp than in the Eggs Diablo.

Burnaby, while not exactly New York City, does have plenty of people situated in a not very large…read morearea - just witness the heavy concentration of skyscrapers, many of which clear 50 stories. Kingsway, the main drag leading into Vancouver proper, witnesses more than its share of traffic, as do the various side streets. So it's a testament to the vision of the founders of the town that this oasis exists. While one can occasionally hear the hum of the Metro or the nearby avenues, by and large it's a place to quickly and efficiently get away from it all. If walking and nature viewing don't fully complete your needs, there are plenty of more physical activities to partake in or watch others partake in - the stadium, the pool, the golf course, the picnic tables - you name it, Central Park has it.

Park is so clean. Toilets are clean…read more Trails are clean. Love all the squirrels, chipmunks, coyotes on the golf course, birds, ducks etc... The Central Park Perimeter Trail is one of the longest continuous rubberized tracks for walking and running at 3.5km. LOVE IT!! There is a 2.5-kilometer outdoor fitness circuit with 12 stations designed for cardio, strength, balance, and flexibility. Tennis courts can use some upgrading or expansion though. Lots of space for picnics and some are under covered spaces. Summer is usually occupied by church groups. There's an area where people have their RC boats in the pond. Not sure if the ducks are annoyed by them or not. This park has almost everything.

Wheelchair games are a terrific way to spend the day there. Hit the library and pick up some…read morereading material as well.

My husband and l love going to the Timms Cummunity Centre and have for years. Staff are super,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable and the centre offers such an array of activities, workout classes and a clean workout room. Great for all ages, pickle ball, badminton, volleyball, basketball, they have it all and a games room! Only missing is a sw pool.