This was our first time here and you never know going to a bar like this how you will be judge not…read morebeing a regular. There was absolutely no judgement by the staff or patrons, great and very friendly service. Very nice place to meet up with friends and chat, a lot of space and plenty of places to sit. We would definitely go back.

Huge bar with tons of room. Mario is a blast to talk to and hang out with! Definitely will be back!read more

Scheduling for privates is ridiculous. At this change, I was promised I would receive a phone call…read moreto make sure the site was fixed, as they experienced technical issues- to which I am extremely understanding. I even advocated for this gym to other parents letting them know that SURELY their kids privates would not be jeopardized. I WAS WRONG!! For over a year I have had my daughter at the same day and time, however they decided to make it a free for all, EVEN THOUGH there's an option to make a recurring option, it actually does not. So, after paying over $2k in the last year, and my daughter being dedicated to her one day a week time, I am now having to check the site and choosing random days and times to make sure my daughter doesn't lose her skills. After this went live, Karen promised to make it right, but then did NOT. She actually said "I think it'll work itself out" and did NOT take care of my issue. Instead, she said "well I guess I could call the parent and ask if you can have your time back"..... what a real manager and leader would do is say, "You're right, I did promise that and I will make the phone call and let the parent know those times are actually unavailable." If my daughter did not absolutely LOVE her coach, I would go elsewhere. Poor management like this leads me to believe it is not all about progression and dedication to the gym. I'm extremely shocked and disappointed at the response, or lack there of, of this issue. Privates are important to athletes, as this is something they look forward to weekly... or whenever you can snag one on the site.

Very good for active youngsters. Cheer is wonderful and Ninja is fun. My kids love it here. The…read morestaff is amazing and the kids have better self esteem and feel accomplished. All good things.

My daughter started with Danceworks at age 3. They taught her the fundamentals and understood if…read moreshe wanted to cheer or try soccer as well. No pressure. This helped her to develop her skills and explore her strengths and weaknesses. Nancy and Amy were always approachable and honest. Our daughter went on to dance in college and beyond and we are grateful for their guidance. She now dances in LA and teaches.

My daughters have been dancing here for years. Mrs. Nancy is the best. Mrs. Amy is her daughter…read moreand my girls enjoy dancing at this studio. They have classes for all ages, and they have a competition team. My girls have grown up at this studio (they started as soon as they were old enough). They have met quality friends and gained life long skills. I would recommend this studio to anyone who is interested in Dance.

took our family to the piccadilly circus yesterday, needless to say our tickets were buy one get…read moreone free online so we only spent 45 doallers, but the origional was 60 a piece so we didnt, save much, not only was this circus outside but it was in the low 40's and raining, the flier said there wld be a tiger show, monkey farm, motorcyle mania and elephant extravaganza, no motorcyles, no monkies, the tiger came out for less then one minute and the poor elephant shldnt have been their due to the weather conditions, i felt soo bad for him. my children whom are ages 2 & 4 werent enthused at all, the pony ride went around maybe 3 times tops and it cost us 6 doallers per child, the prices were expensive and outrageous and i was very upset for dragging my kids out there and them being so sad. not at all what we expected. we will never be going there again. it was mostly clowns, tht was it,

Three years later, and I am still a big fan of Jenks! I love the creative styling and the vintage…read moreitems featured here. The main level has been redone as a coffee shop with ample seating areas, and it was full of customers on a Thursday afternoon working on laptops and meeting with friends. My green tea latte was delicious. The lower level is still a gallery space with a bold mix of artwork for sale. The high-quality Pendleton blankets have moved upstairs along with a vintage clothing room. They have a resident photographer and multiple event spaces available. Why run one small business when you put multiple offerings into one historic building?? I look forward to drinking a beer and listening to live music in the back when the weather warms up.

Came here during vastly different temperature changes and gotta say, it's pleasant and cozy during…read morethe winter but stifling and unbearable in the summer! They have no ventilation or fans or windows in this ancient building so when the temperature was 89 outside, it was 101+ degrees in there! It was absolutely horrific and I'm not sure how the workers could stand it! Avoid coming here when temps are above 80 outside! Love their seasonal items up front and how items are arranged. Love the candles, the interesting scent oils and specially curated books they sell. Prices were rather high though and it's kind of a hodgepodge of things. There is an attached music venue and bar counter where you can buy hard and soft drinks. Bought a bottle of water and soda for $9! Soooo yeah...crazy prices for bottled drinks! The downstairs is an art gallery with local artists' work that you can buy and jewelry and stationery items! I think the shop is also attached on the side to a coffee shop so there are a few armchairs to sit, more books in that room and the only bathroom I noticed. Definitely a cute place to browse and pass time if you're waiting on something/someone!