Such a spacious dance studio! I believe there's about 3 studios in this location, one being the…read moremain studio when you enter. There's several class types for all genres (kpop, hip hop, popping, jazz funk, house) - for different levels! So many teachers to choose from, recently I've been taking Jepoy's Beg Hip Hop on Friday nights and they've been so fun! I plan to take others! Each class is $25 unless there's a special guest, and you can book the class online or do a drop in when you're there (They accept Venmo on site!) I typically book day of, but best to book in advance when it comes to special guests. I wish there were class packs of some sort because I would love to come more consistently. Parking is pretty easy on Fri nights, but I can't speak for the other days, as it is located in the city. They also have spring performance workshops, which I plan to do in the future! I'm excited to keep coming back!

Teacher - 5/5. Good vibes and taught with the essence of what a dancer should have…read moreStudents - 2/5. Too much talking and not respectful during instruction. Lacks class etiquette. I used to come a few years ago, and I recently started coming back. I was pleasantly surprised because the current batch of teachers is much better than it was before. I took Eddie Mina's class on 6/24/26, and I absolutely loved it. The vibes were great, the choreography was taught thoroughly, and Eddie is an excellent instructor. I'm only taking off one star because I wish students were more aware of dance class etiquette. I understand that dance classes are supposed to be fun, but constantly joking, talking, and being unfocused with your group of friends while the instructor is teaching is disrespectful (not only to the teacher, but also to everyone else who paid to be there and is trying to learn the choreography) It was distracting enough that it made me hesitate to come back to this instructor's class if his crowd of students continues to be like this. (I didn't experience this in Austin's class, so I think the crowd varies by the teacher) In LA, most dance studios and instructors emphasize class etiquette and remind students to stay quiet and focused while the teacher is demonstrating or explaining choreography. I think that really helps create a respectful learning environment for everyone. I hope City Dance Studio can consider reminding students about class etiquette at the beginning of class or by posting a simple reminder on Instagram. I genuinely enjoyed the instructor and would love to keep coming back but the student environment is the only thing keeping me from coming back.

After coming back nearly 10 years later (post-child rearing and COVID) I'm both delighted and…read morerelieved that ODC continues to be the vibrant community for dance and movement that it's always been. The teachers remain outstanding, and because it's tricky for me to have a regular routine, I love the flexibility of all the different offerings. And there really is nowhere else where you can feel like everyone is welcome - no matter age, size or ability. And at such affordable prices! I'm addicted to Rhythm & Motion (where the music remains fresh, while some old classics allow me to remember some of the moves from years ago), but I've also loved the other classes I've tried, from Pilates to strength-training. I'm also really going to try to make that hip-hop class...;)

HIP HOP CLASSES I…read morelive in the East Bay, but work in San Francisco. ODC is one of two dance facilities in San Francisco I've been to that are walking distance to the Bart stations. After work I would go to ODC on certain days. I've been taking hip hop classes since 2007 at ODC. Almost 100% of the hip hop classes I enrolled are taught my Micaya. What I love about ODC is the studios aren't dark inside. Also the studios are spacious enough where you don't feel cramped. Even though I've taken hip hop classes for almost 20 years at ODC it doesn't feel dated. The one complaint I would make is regards to Studio B, which is where I take hip hop classes. Most of the studios downstairs have wooden floors however upstairs inside Studio B the Marley floor has too much grip or can be sticky. I'm surprised that throughout the years I haven't twisted my ankle or knee. Despite the Marley floor I enjoy taking hip hop classes at ODC.

Sara's 4 weeks of salsa was amazing. She is a very experienced , dedicated instructor and an…read moreinspiring dancer. I learnt so much in her classes.

Dropped into Oche's class on a whim because I have previously taken classes with him at another…read morestudio. Recently moved up to the city and I've been wanting to explore closer studio options and was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful ambiance of the studio. It's clean and well decorated! The staff were friendly and the waiting area is really cute. The drop in class price feels like a steal with how much classes across the Bay Area have been in comparison. Heads up, when the elevator is down be prepared to climb up 7 flights of stairs! I promise it's worth the trip though!

THE BEST DANCE STUDIO IN SF!! The front desk folks are always pleasant and gives that hometown…read moretouch by remembering your name! FOGO AFRO BRAZILIIAN WITH LIVE MUSIC!!! HIP HOP WITH INEZ ON SATURDAYS!!! ARE MY FAVES!!! Thanks Dance Mission!! Thank you to the instructors!! The musicians!! And the community!!

I've been taking Tika's classes on and off (mostly off) for around 15 years now and I'm done. She…read moreis just so abrasive, abusive and hostile to her students. She insults them when she spats at the entire class, baiting them with "WHY ARE YOU HERE?? NO ONE KNOWS WHY THEY'RE HERE!!".... She places beginning students deep in the back row, giving b.s. excuses like she does that so they're able to follow experienced students better. This could be helpful but even the experienced students are a little off from Tika at times. And then she yells "ARE YOU EVEN PAYING ATTENTION?" at the beginning students for not being able to follow her exactly. She stops the dance throughout class to berate the entire class. Everyone, as a whole, she talks down to. No one is goofing, chatting or not paying attention and she still flips out acting all insulted because we aren't understanding the cultural or historical significance of the dance. Meanwhile many, many of the dancers are of actual Latina or Caribbean descent and don't need to be scolded on our heritage. And she now speaks with a weird, b.s. fake accent. She didn't used to have one! I actually used to take samba classes with her, as students, back in the early 2000's. Same attitude, no accent. In a time in the world there is so much negativity and hostility towards others, this is the last thing I want to experience (and pay for) when going to dance. Can we all try to start with kindness, love and give the respect that we all deserve?

My 9-year-old daughter has been taking ballet classes with Ms. Byrne since before she and Mrs…read more Petty opened this school. Ms. Byrne is an artist and a gifted educator -- she is a wonderful choreographer and always makes sure that the instruction is age-appropriate *and* fun. Not to mention she is kind, caring, and has a very peaceful way about her. The kids LOVE her! This school is great for families who want to give their children an artistic and healthy outlet for their creativity, to learn self-discipline, and to help them develop confidence and self-esteem. The founders have cultivated a supportive, positive atmosphere and you never really feel that it is a "business" per se (as can be the case at other studios in town), but rather, a welcoming place that truly cares about children and instilling the love of dance. If you're looking for an intensive studio that is focused on grooming hyper-competitive dancers for professional careers, this may not be the right place....but that said, there are MANY talented students at the school who wow me at every recital. To the 1-star reviewer below, the venomous rage in the post is puzzling to me. Most art/dance/music schools have unusual hours. It should be obvious that a dance studio is not like your typical storefront (i.e., coffeeshop, grocery store) so it's common sense to call ahead before making the trip over. Angry people suck.

Ive tried out several dance centers in the city for my now 6 year old daughter and this one has…read morebeen the best so far. They are all kind and encouraging here. And the most amazing part is that my daughter goes to class excited and comes out of class just beaming with joy. The price is excellent compared to the other options we've tried as well.

My husband and I had such a great experience with Genesis Dance Studio and are incredibly grateful…read morefor all their help leading up to our wedding. A very special thank you to Arto, who was wonderful to work with. He taught us so much, was patient with us, and most importantly gave us the confidence we needed to get out there and dance on our wedding day. Without his help, I'm pretty sure things could have gone very differently! We felt supported throughout the whole process, and Arto made everything feel much less intimidating and much more natural. Thank you, Arto and Genesis Dance Studio, for all the time, patience, and encouragement. We truly appreciated it and would absolutely recommend them to anyone preparing for a wedding or wanting to feel more confident on the dance floor!

I had an amazing experience at Genesis Dance Studio! I was looking for a beginner-friendly adult…read moredance class, and this was exactly what I needed. The instructors were patient, encouraging, and made everyone feel welcome from the moment class started. The atmosphere was fun, supportive, and completely judgment-free, which made it easy to relax and enjoy learning. The class was well-structured, easy to follow, and a great workout too. I left feeling more confident and excited to keep coming back. If you're an adult who's been wanting to try dancing but feels nervous about starting, I highly recommend Genesis Dance Studio. It's a fantastic place to learn, have fun, and build confidence!

It feels like home!…read more It has been 7 years since I danced forrealsies and took a class. Growing up I was heavily involved in colorguard/winterguard where it was very contemporary/ballet technique focused. Since moving away for college and doing adult things, I forgot about my love for dance. Thank the dance angels I found Alonzo King LINES. I was twiddling my thumbs on class pass and found this spot and signed up for the Contemporary Fusion class with Jenelle. Love love loved it! Jenelle was the sweetest and grooviest instructor and she made all people of all experience feel welcomed. It was such a nice class to ease into dance. Will be coming back more regularly for the intermediate contemporary class and to keep up contemporary fusion with Jenelle!

We talked to Benjy and he was so incredibly nice and warm. We were sad that we had to missed the…read moreshow at the Moma but ended up slipping into the performance. It was truly phenomenal. The dancers were tall and incredibly fluid and beautiful. The performance was stunning and their gestures and movements were such a sight to see. I loved how close they got to us and every action was just gorgeous.

Love these classes!!! The instructors and chores are always amazing, it's so fun, the community is…read morestrong here, and it's very welcoming and non-judgmental. People of any dance skill can have a great time!

The inner journalist in me wanted to go out to Sexitude to cover the dance group for Yelp. Sexitude…read moreonly has 8 reviews, but it stands out to me. Perhaps, my inner gay man saw a spark in Sexitude. Also, it's offered as a ClassPass option. So, on a Sunday morning at 11AM, you can get yourself to church, or hang out with Darcy "Baby D." Sexitude offers different dance routines. For a month, they will work on one dance routine, and it should change month to month. I am not really a big dancer. It is not my passion, but I can do some basic moves and have a basic grasp of dancing. Like side-step, turn around, point your toe, and SHIMMY like Jimmy. If you have done this before, it won't be foreign and you can get going with the group. I was very out of step. I did enjoy the gay factor and the gay guys are cute and fun to watch. They are really into the dancing. Darcy leads a nightclub in SOMA as well. If you are into basic dancing for exercise, you would like Sexitude. It's giddy dancing that goes along with some fun music.

Sunset Movement Arts is a perfect space and Revel is great!…read more We currently run children's soccer classes at Sunset Movement Arts every Friday for children at 9:00AM - 11:15AM. You can rsvp online at la.supersoccerstars.com/bayarea ... and then search for Sunset District. We hope to see you and your little ones in class!

This is my 6-year-old daughter's third dance studio and this is, by far, our favorite. She is…read morelearning dance, but is not getting barked at. The dress code and hair code is not strict, but appropriate for the activity. Ms. Revel does a great job catering the classes to the students in the class and understands how children learn at each age. I also attend Ms Revel's adult class for beginners and am so appreciative of her patient teaching and deep knowledge of dance theory and practice. Ms. Revel is extremely well trained and a former professional dancer, but also realizes that not everyone is going to become a professional dancer. Her goal is to teach her students to develop a lifelong appreciation for movement and dance, and it shows. We are so grateful to have this gem of a studio in our backyard!

Doonya is one of the best Zumba classes I've been to! I've…read morebeen going since over a year now, and it's usually my thing to do on Wednesdays. I started at Doonya taking Shruti's classes, and later switched to the Heron St location for Palak's sessions. Both of them are amazing instructors! The steps are broken down into easily graspable parts, the choreo is a little challenging but at the same time not too complex which lets you also focus on the "working out" part of it, and moreover the energy level of the instructor is what makes this class truly motivating and pushes you harder. Palak also organizes happy hours, which is a great way to meet people if you're new to the city. Would definitely recommend this class for a fun workout!

Great workout and fire playlists! I look forward to Wednesdays now to get a good sweat in and have…read morean all around fun time. Priya's energy is so high you can't help but try to match it! I used to be a Bollywood dance teacher so I really need some challenging and fun choreography - Doonya delivers!