Feet First provided our team building exercise at our company offsite. They did all of the planning…read moreand work! Our employees loved the Survivor Games for Charity event that they organized for us. We had a blast and would definitely use them again in the future.

We've had Feet First lead our team building activity for the past couple of years and they've been…read morefantastic! Everyone has enjoyed participating in them and Feet First really does does a great job in creating a fun and exciting teambuilding event that builds camaraderie and engagement. We've done both the Michael-CAN-gelo and Mini Golf Give-Back which also has the added bonus of giving to a charity. We highly recommend them for any team-building activity.

Super fun and engaging. Way more enjoyable than sitting in a room all day listening to a…read morepresentation. Fun games and puzzles to solve for everyone and keeps you on your feet. 10/10

This is a great team building idea, and with some minor tweaks, could be truly fantastic. Overall…read moreI would recommend it for other corporations to use. ~~Things that were well done: the tie-in of trust into our corporate message and leadership, the context given at the end by the main presenter, and the incorporation of our executive management as "moles". ~~Things that were poorly executed: One of the company's actors either took his role way too seriously or just did not want to be part of the experience what-so-ever. Most of our teams were seriously worried that we were accosting an innocent person on a bench, as the actor told us to BACK UP and legitimately looked angry and bothered. In downtown San Diego, that makes participants really start to question the safety of proceeding any further. This left a sour aftertaste on the experience, especially since the whole "plot" centered around us identifying this individual.

The Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt was everything I hoped for and more for my 50th birthday. We had…read morea group of 32 and every single person had a great time... even the ones who swore they "weren't good" at this kind of thing. Alex ran the entire event flawlessly. The clues were clever, challenging, and genuinely fun to solve. We split into six teams; next time I'd aim for teams of 4-5 instead of 5-6, but that's on me. I can't recommend this event highly enough. It was the perfect mix of adventure, teamwork, and good laughs. I'm already planning to join one of Alex's public scavenger hunts in the future. An unforgettable experience!

This was a very nice way to spend some hours with my friends! I grew up in SD but never go to Old…read moreTown because of the horrific mexican food. Alex was great...but watch out for his twin brother, he's a real jerk.

Excellent bouldering gym!…read more I have a 2 week pass and had the opportunity to climb this evening here. Ive been to the Poway and San Marcos location but this one must be their flagship location. Its pretty big and a good amount of bouldering here but its also a gym for indoor rope climbing too. I like this location the best as its pretty big and doesn't feel as cramped. But there are lots of reasons why I probably wont be coming here regularly. For one, parking is a bit of a pain. I parked under an overpass bridge but was a bit worried of leaving my car there as there's a big sign that says no parking but saw lots of cars parked there too, so trusted it. The workers here at this gym were super nice and told me no problem to park there. But, parking is a serious situation. I also am not in this area much so this would only be a climbing gym I stop in occasionally. But, what I will say is that the routes are hard here but they are good. I enjoyed a lot of the routes I tried, I didn't complete all of them, but still fun to try and challenge yourself. There was also a lot of people given how much bouldering is available but thats because its San Diego. Im fine with that, just needs to take a little getting used to. I definitely enjoyed this experience and will definitely be back, this is on rotation for me as part of my physical activity schedule. Really nice bouldering here. Thanks!!

I tried asking what shoes they carry and the chick at 4:30 10/06/26 hung up on me twice and then I…read morecalled back a 3rd time and asked for a manager and was told there wasn't one I can speak to by a guy. I have no idea what I did to deserve that as a customer. I asked if they carry 3 shoes, they said no then I asked what do you carry and click. Unreal, take your biz elsewhere

I did the Japanese horror escape room and it was so fun and scary! It was a very immersive…read moreexperience, starting with an introduction video about the theme of the room and a cool room atmosphere. I found it to be better than a haunted house, cuz I was so enveloped with figuring out the clues that I would forget about the scares and I never knew when the scares would come. It was a multi room escape room and I would consider it a medium to hard level. Our game master was super friendly and helpful when we needed hints. I think we did a total of two hint through out the game and we managed to beat the clock and got out in time! The parking wasn't the best, it was all street parking with meters. When you get to the location it is a bit hard to find the front door because it is on the back side of the building up some stairs. But there is some signage to help you find the door if you get lost.

Did the Japanese Thriller with some friends for my birdday and we had a lot of fun! I wished we…read morecould've done the room by ourselves instead of being paired with strangers, but at least we made it out with less than a minute left! However, the Japanese Thriller barely felt on theme with the serial killer storyline other than the introduction video we received. I prefer escape rooms where I actually feel like I'm part of the story. This was a very different escape room than I have done before. While you always have to split up for escape rooms, this time we were forced to separate between multiple rooms so you had no idea how the other group was doing (this isn't great when you're forced to solve the room with strangers because you have no idea if they know what they're doing). It was definitely more chaotic than other escape rooms I've done. The rooms were small and they use locks for a lot of the puzzles, which isn't innovative. They also forgot to put back one of the pieces we needed to get the final combination, so we almost didn't make it out because we had to keep guessing. HOWEVER, the worst part of the entire experience was how RUDE the man was that was helping us on the walkie talkie. He would give us attitude every time we asked for a clue. Why give clues if you're going to rude when people use them?

We used Social Cycle for a company retirement party. We had an amazing time! Captain Jason P. was a…read moregreat guide, super cool, and provided great insight on which places we should stop. There were only 7 of us, some of us being short, but we all made it! What a fun experience - highly recommend! And, make sure to tip your Captain -- thanks, Jason!

Thank you Justin…read more For the great customer service & being a great captain for our ride . We hope to come back soon next year . Happy birthday month to me ..

My husband got a groupon for this place for our anniversary to try out, and I was super stoked they…read moreoffered a class for thai dinner! 06/20/2026 1:00PM-2:30PM For our thai menu: -Mango Salad -Tom Yum Soup (Hot & Sour Soup) -Phat Woon Sen- Stir-fried glass noodles -Dipping sauces Every weekend they have new different dishes so this is the PERFECT activity for date night or for a 2 hour lunch date. You cook your dishes then get to eat it afterwards and have some leftover to take home :) We were met by Chef Therese, she is EXTREMELY knowledgeable, friendly, and super fun to be taught by. I was a bit nervous as this was my first cooking class, but It's a quick class, so the dishes were easy to learn and I thoroughly enjoyed it. This place is non-profit, and your business helps out those in underserved communities and people who are interested in apprenticeships for culinary, so it's all for a good cause, I'd definitely come back to bring my family so we can all learn new dishes because the cost is affordable. Will be back w/ my family, it is really such a fun place to learn culinary skills, and make flavorful dishes and baked goods!!

From the owner: Kitchens for Good cooking classes are a fun way to expand your skills while supporting our mission!…read moreGet hands-on guidance while creating appetizer, dinner, and dessert recipes from around the world. Our cooking classes lead you through baking sweet or savory treats, creating globally inspired appetizers, or hosting your very own tea party. We offer a rotating selection of classes where you’ll create seasonal dishes to celebrate holidays and all types of cuisines. Proceeds raised from your cooking class purchases help to transform lives. Our Apprenticeship programs help people take steps forward in their lives. Apprentices gain the skills and support they need to overcome traumatic histories and break down employment barriers while launching new careers in the hospitality industry. Our Apprenticeship programs are California state-certified, allowing our Apprentices to secure well-paying jobs, grow in confidence, and give back to their communities. Cooking classes are held in the KFG Culinary School Kitchen, with plenty of workspace in this wonderful, spacious kitchen. Worktables are set up so you work in pairs, cooking your cuisine, with plenty to take home after class. You could sign up with someone special or book a birthday party cooking class for 20 friends and create together. We also have corporate team building classes available, tailored to your needs. Chopped Challenge? Sign up for your next class and join us in the kitchen. All skill levels are welcome!

I highly recommend taking a cooking class with Bibi. My 2 hour private class surpassed my…read moreexpectations! I was visiting SD for a while and found Harvard Cookin' Girl on Google. I called Bibi up and shared that I was looking to learn knife skills. She had me choose what I'd like to cook. I went with French theme - salad nicoise and apple tatin. You're greeted by her warm smile and enter her beautiful house - and you're completely transformed to a dream. She had all the knives laid out and explained the pertinence of 'mis en place'. She even recommended the must-have knives and where to get them without breaking the bank. She customizes the class on the fly depending on your skillset and wants. She went at the perfect pace, letting me give it a go while telling stories of the dishes and alternative options. She even made me an espresso with our apple tatin creation. I left feeling confident in making the two dishes on my own and extremely grateful to have met such a special soul.

Our little biotech company had such a fun evening with Bibi! She is a smart, energetic and funny…read moreperson who knows how to "read" the crowd and engage her guests. Bibi entertained us with fun facts about the Persian food we cooked and provided its relevance culturally. We laughed, learned new cooking techniques and had a fabulous dinner. Would definitely do it again!

2 of 12 in 2016 - DONE!!!…read more Who runs 2 1/2 marathons in 6 days... I DO!!! I earned my "Concrete" Mermaid Athlete status. My friends always call me a mermaid because I love the waters. I thought the Mermaid Series 1/2 Marathon and the pink mermaid medal was fitting for my wall of medals. I had originally signed up for the 10k 6 miles because 6 days prior to this race I just ran the Run Surf City 1/2 Marathon and in 3 weeks will be running the San Diego 1/2 Marathon. Never ran a race back to back but said there's a first for everything so less than 12hrs before start I had asked to switch to a 1/2 marathon (since my body fully recovered quickly) - why not!!! THE EXPO. There really wasn't one. Just a bib pick up at Sports Authority. THE COURSE. The race is on a Saturday morning. After a long week and having to wake up early in the M was a brutal awakening. No PRs just #sexypace. Started out cold and foggy. But appreciate the cold because by mile 5 the sun will be beaming. It was around mission beach park. Parking was hideous. Think about it, the start line and finish line are a mile away from each other and you can either park at the finish line and walk an extra mile back to your car OR you can park near the finish line and walk a mile before running 13.1 miles. There's no shuttle service!!! Choose wisely. The path ways were basically the park paths and side walks. Expect some crowding, especially when you catch up to pacer groups and they block the pathway and you can't get around them. The course is relatively flat with itty bitty unnoticeable inclines around mile 2-4. Mile 5-7 goes by quickly. Mile 8 was a clustered path and you are using mile 10s water station as mile 8s water station - not a good idea because you have to cross the course and get into the ways of mile 10 runners to get a cup of water. Mile 8-9 probably the hardest miles of this course. And the worst part, the hammer head gel espresso flavor on the tables were the nastiest gels I ever had. I had the squirts the rest of the day.... terrible!!! The rest of the way to the finish line you are running on a side walk and by then many locals are entering the park so your sharing a side walk with a lot of others runners and park visitors. And at the end they are having the kid dash on the same path as the finish so as you are running the last 100 yards there's kids and people dashing towards you (that was kind of weird and very disorganized). But overall I'm happy I ran the 1/2. San Diego people are so friendly... A lot of people smiled at me on the course, had conversation with me, etc. cracking up when homegirl and I ran past a volunteer that looked grumpy and didn't want to be there and she said "smile girl" and the volunteer still just stared at us. Hilarious! Anyhow this was a fun run with great people. THE AFTERMATH. Several tents set up for small snacks and drinks and a lot of merchandise on sale. They were serving green bananas. You know how important potassium is after running 13.1 miles and they serve GREEN BANANAS, yuck. But I received my medal and my mermaid necklace... I finished my 1/2 marathon and beat my time from 6 days ago by 5 minutes with no injury. Next race in 3 weeks :)

Really a fun theme and event. Great vendors but could have more! Very well organized from…read moreregistration to the finish line! Going to participate in another mermaid run soon!