In terms of watching pro league tennis in Toronto this stadium is always the default venue where…read moregames are played at, and it always switches every year between the men and women. For example, this year (2017), the venue hosted the WTA tour while Montreal hosted the ATP. Next year it will switch around. This was my second time visiting the stadium for the WTA, and just like the first time I enjoyed my visit here and the matches I got to see in the semi-finals for the women. In terms of the stadium it's a nice venue overall. Clean and well-kept, so no complaints there, however, if there is one area I think could be improved upon greatly it would be the concession prices. There just way to high in my opinion and I will gladly always wait to eat outside the stadium versus inside. I'm sure that won't change anytime soon, but it's worth noting nonetheless.

Growing up, I was never one for tennis. I remember getting a racket one year as a present and I…read morethink my lack of coordination or patience to learn prevented me from ever picking up the sport. As I got older, I realized I liked watching it a lot more than I ever did playing it, but as the years went on I even learned to hit and serve. I like the sport a lot now and love to go watch it on a warm, sunny day. One of the best facilities to watch a pro match is at the Rexall Tennis Centre up at York University. Besides getting scorched by the sun in the nosebleeds that have no shade coverage whatsoever, the stands are vast and can seat thousands of fans. I was lucky one summer to score some box seats and the comfort and service was spectacular! Like any arena/stadium-like event venue, there are dozens of concession stands and beer gardens and souvenir shops to satisfy any sweet touch or beer belly in the place. The Rogers Cup is hosted there every summer and the top ranked players in the world come to wow the crowds. A very great aspect of the Rogers Cup at the Rexall Centre are the semi-private courts that allow fans to get up close and personal to their favourite players and watch them practice. There were autograph sessions and swag give-a-ways and tennis fans and tag-a-longs alike seemed to have a great time! If you like playing or watching tennis, you should check out the Rexall Centre for the Rogers Cup or any other tournament or event. They also have concerts and business shows and events there from time to time. Parking is located directly across the tennis centre and the lot is HUGE, so no worries on not finding a spot. The only thing I can say against the Rexall Centre is the security. Yes, they were just doing their job but I didn't appreciate getting accosted for my half empty juice bottle. *sniff, sniff, ok, carry on ma'am. THAT was not necessary!

I have been going to this place for over 30 years, the 3 owners are amazing and I will definitely…read morekeep going back! It is very busy and they do there best to make sure everyone has an enjoyable time.

Currently at this place. Extremely rude staff. Made us pay for two tables because we had 5 people…read morewhereas one would be 4. One employee is texting and one is yelling on the phone. The man I assume was the manager said "it'll be packed in a few minutes," yet there's one other group. Unbelievable customer service. Dated and expensive. Jukebox specifies "English songs only" Do not come here!!! Avoid at all costs!!!

Came here with friends to enjoy some crane games. The person…read moreworking at the store was running it solo and he was super helpful with repositioning the toys to our advantage and giving us tactics. Highly recommend if you're looking for some fun!

I can't believe I won in 3 tries!! I honestly thought I was going to have to sink a lot more money…read morebefore winning anything. Before I started playing, I watch another couple try so many times and couldn't win anything so I immediately thought the difficulty for the hard machine is actually super hard! The owner was super nice! He gave me tips and even did a demonstration on how to use the machine which is probably what help me win. You can close the claw early if you push the button twice. You can spin the claw by rotating the claw in a circular motion. Center the claw so it grabs the entire plushy when it goes down. I brought $50 worth of tokens and didn't play anymore after I won. Now I have many left over tokens which I was able to bank by linking my phone number to their system. After I won, this place put me in such a good mood for the next few days! I'm excited to come back and win some more when they add some new Pokemon plushy as that's all I'm interested in!

Hit up Shamrock Bowl & Restobar for some old school 5-pin bowling on a Friday evening. 8 lanes…read morealong with billiards ($2.00/game) and a foosball table. Each lane is limited to four people. Wasn't too busy with only half the lanes occupied. Our group of 6 rented two lanes for 90 minutes ($60.00/hr). Shoe rentals are $5.00/person. Managed to play three games; part of the charm is you have to manually calculate your own score. Also ordered drinks and typical bar food ($7.00 french fries and $17.00 pepperoni pizza).

Had a great time here last weekend. It was super easy to book your lane online. That staff were…read moreamazing and the price wasn't too bad at all. They have a big space for hanging out before or after your bowling session, with TVs, arcade games and food (although we didn't try the food this time). It would be great to host a party here. You have to keep your own score, which adds to the fun retro vibe.

I'm not a member of this club but had the privilege of dining there. They had just finished the…read morerenovations and the restaurant looked stunning. I couldn't really appreciate the view as it was still post winter after spring kicking in muddy grounds and bare trees. The food was quite good with the exception of the crepe mariner which for my taste would have been more delicious with the cream on the side.

Granite is an upscale private club in North York area. It is very family friendly with various…read moreactivities. For kids, there are childcare center, gaming room and lots of play area for them to burn off the energy. The buffet line was great and the food mirrors a 5-star restaurant. Highly recommend!

Great claw machine concept that is different from other places. Kids just love the idea of getting…read morethat claw to grab onto something and that's what this place does. The chances to collect are higher. When you finish using all your coins, swap those points per stuffie to redeem the real prizes by the checkout counters. You can still keep some of the winnings from the machine, but there are tons more options by the registers. Great experience for all, kids and adults alike. Several cute photo op spots inside. Smaller place than expected and gets busy fast.

4.5: so fun and winnable claw machines. The employees in the claw area were so friendly and…read morehelpful. It's nice to actually win! Some of the prizes are more desirable than others but you can trade in prizes too. The reason for half star is that two stuffed animals broke. One a loop came out while there so they replaced it right away. Another stuffed animal had a big gape after less than a day (not rough play). Despite that would definitely come back but hope they don't totally get low quality prizes.

Not the best mini golf experience. Up until about the 15th hole, the course was not very exciting,…read morebesides the glow in the dark decor. The staff were super nice and the price wasn't bad at $16 per person for mini golf. There is an arcade at the entrance that is fun but warning, it's very expensive and the credits are consumed very quickly! We went through $80 worth in about 15 minutes, just waiting for our name to be called, despite that we had a reservation (they tell you to go early, now we know why). The other issue was that they didn't space the groups up enough so we spent a lot of time waiting in line for the next hole, and there's not much room so you feel like you're in the way of the course. We really wanted to like this place, especially for a good rainy day activity. Doubtful that we will be back.

This was our first return to Putting Edge since they moved into the Colossus plaza after the huge…read morefacility they had near IKEA/Dave and Buster's. We were a bit skeptical of how it would measure up, because it's in a much smaller unit, but we turned out pleasantly impressed. The one obvious improvement is that it's newer than the old facility, but it's been a few years since they moved. Yet, it is still very fresh and clean. We booked our tickets online prior to going, as recommended on their website, to avoid any wait behind others to get started. Sure enough, we only had to wait a couple of minutes once we arrived to get started. In the meantime, we wandered among the arcade amusements you can enjoy. You can purchase ticket packages in bulk if you want to enjoy the arcade machines and games in lieu of or in addition to your mini golf experience. We were handed out putters and able to choose what colour glow-in-dark ball we wanted. We were able to begin right away. Throughout the entire 18 holes, we rarely had to worry about waiting on people ahead of us, or causing delay to anyone behind. It wasn't perfect, but it was a testament to how well they manage to stagger entrants. All of the holes were different, in terms of layout and paint design. Everything was aesthetically pleasing. The challenge level was a good medium so that you don't want to scream with frustration, but not so easy as to make it absolutely boring. I'd say we spent maybe 90 minutes or so in total to complete the course. We were asked if we'd like to have a scorecard to keep track, which we did. It wasn't always easy keeping up, moving along, and writing scores on the fly, but it made it a little more fun to keep the competitive streak running. We dropped our putters off before exiting the course and were done. It was a great family activity, which I'd recommend with any group you might want to play with. They also offer party packages, with a full sized party area to accommodate a celebratory meal. We'll definitely return every so often for a fun, family experience.

Convenient location to stop by before watching movie at Cineplex and/or going to grocery at Loblaw…read morenext to it. Spent big coins during their double redemption event. Totally worth it!

Made the trip to North York with my friends to check this place out and needless to say, I am not…read morereally a fan. Having been to other claw places such as claw and kitty and KoiClaw, the staffs are much more helpful there. The price is not easy to win, in fact you need to play like 3-4 times in order to win as the claw will just open and drop the toy randomly. This is very annoying as you are basically just having to drop like 12 coins (4 coins per play) in order to get one toy. Therefore you don't end up with many points to exchange for gifts. It just seems like there is zero strategy involved as regardless of what you do the claw will just open before it gets to the prize drop box section until you play it many times. I notice by the 4th try I had done a very bad grab but the claw held tight enough for me to win the prize. Anyways, probably won't be back again as it was not worth it. On top of all of this it was not an easy location to get to. Giving a two star is being generous IMO