Noel the owner of the company , we spoke on the phone and he offered all the help I will ever need…read more Very friendly and willing to help with any aquarium issuesI may need one day. He is official on my Iphone. Thanks Noel

Brought my niece here while visiting. What a great experience. Very helpful staff. I am excited for…read moreher to decide on her set-up! I will post pictures then. Dont hesitate to use Anchor Aquarium.

We recently held my daughter's birthday party at Let's Craft. Karrie was very helpful in connecting…read moreme with creative ideas for my daughter's age group and designing activities that would appeal to a group with varying ages. We enjoyed the Taylor Swift visit and songs, lip gloss making, cupcakes and tote decorating activities! Her suggestion on food choice via a nearby vendor was also perfect for the occasion. Overall, the venue/space was spacious, the staff were helpful and warm, and guests had a wonderful time! Thanks to Karrie and all her team. Highly recommend (esp the 360 camera!).

We had my daughter's 9th birthday party at Let's Craft and it was a hit! The owner, Karrie, helped…read moreme customize all aspects of the party (from crafts chosen, to food, to music and decorations). Everyone in attendance had a wonderful time crafting (we chose stuffed animal puppies, complete with hearts, collars, and tshirts, as well as lava lip glosses). The store is gorgeous, clean and sophisticated, and the staff that helped the kids craft that day were friendly and knowledgeable. It was also great that the parking lot was nearby and covered (it was raining heavily that day - but we didn't get wet at all!) I highly recommend Let's Craft for your next kids birthday party or ladies night out... I will surely go back!!!

Science Museum of Long Island on Plandome road in Manhasset is a place to visit on a nice day…read more Good for the family. Use GPS as there are some winding hilly roads to get there. Follow the signs. Thereis parking to the side of the main house. This visit had a tour of plants . There is a pond, fire pit and picnic tables throughout the area.it is a nature preserve park with many native plants along with some for sale. I suggest wearing a hat and sunscreen. While there are paths, sturdy shoes or work boots are good too along with a bottle of water. I did sera sign for bathrooms as well. They have a compost pile on the side.if you happen to have peelings from vegetables feel free to drop them off on your visit and learn how they make black gold for the soil.

We went there for a Cub Scout outing for the first time. The museum is really a small and old…read morestructure located in Manhasset. We had a group of about 15 Cub scouts there finishing the ferns and animal related topic badge. The lady who gave a lesson about how to track or discover animals around us during our daily life, but the lesson was in a small room with no AC. The boys were not interested in the discussion at all. The session was informative to the parents, but the lady seemed unable to handle younger kids. We then took a nature walk outside and the boys were very into the hike. The trail was clearly marked and easy to access by foot. Parking lot was relatively small. Overall it was an okay experience.

The OMG Kids team is phenomenal. We sent them an idea / mood board and it was executed to…read moreperfection. Communication from Sofia was not only concise, timely, but also so kind and warm. You can really feel kindness and care from the team. The venue is an adorable and intimate space for a child's birthday party. Our baby had their first birthday here and the OMG Kids Team did an exceptional job. The party was so fun, and all the kids had a blast! We are so grateful for this venue and the caring team.

Delicious food and drinks, lots of options good for adults and kids. Christina was very sweet and…read morepatient with my 3 yr old son. There is a cafe area for kids and adults with books and blocks to play. There is a separate playroom for kids 0-8. Various toys and climbing equipment. It perfectly entertained my 3 yr old. I wish I lived closer so I could come regularly.

Horrible staff & rude owner. She called me a "b****" because I didn't want to buy socks after her…read moreemployee was SO RUDE about it. Seeing other reviews that address this same issue. Avoid at all costs!!

A few of the songs played at a Boy's 5th birthday party made me pause. Just in terms of whether the…read moretheme or lyrics were the best fit for a young audience. Playing YMCA or Dancing Queen at a boys 5th birthday party made no sense to me. I think its worth being mindful of how some parents might interpret certain messages, especially with younger kids present. How about just keeping things fun and age appropriate for everyone!! So disappointing

The little gym is a great place for my 2 year old. The first time we went she was scared and cried…read moreduring her class. The instructor told me not to give up and try again. So I did a second introductory class. Glad I did because she loves it. The class may be "structured" but they don't deter the kids from wandering around on their own to explore. I chose not to do the full year but instead half. If we ever decide to stop, they will prorate the classes and refund the money. Bottom line, I like this place. It's very clean and they're good with the kids.

Little Gym of Port Washington is a great way for kids from infants and up to develop both social…read moreand athletic skills. The coaches who work with the kids in this particular location are passionate and diligent about creating the best experience for all the kids. Highly recommended.

Went to a birthday party hosted here on Nov 26, and absolutely loved it! The rooms are big and full…read moreof bouncy houses and obstacle courses. Parents could chat amongst themselves while still keeping an eye on the kids. Attendants were also on each area as an extra set of eyes which was just what I needed, specially for my 9 year old autistic son. One of the attendants, Lola, went above and beyond by also helping my 2 year old feel included since she was too small to get on any of the play areas by herself. Lola helped guide her and made sure she had a great time. Spider-Man and the girls in the DJ booth also were so lovely and sweet! They paid attention to every child, and again, included my tiny 2 year old who could easily be missed around so many other kids. The play areas were clean and well attended. The party room was spacious and the decoration looked wonderful. Again, the attendants made sure everyone was taken care of. The food was also delicious and plentiful! We all left so tired but also really happy with the entire experience. Can't wait to go back!

Hosted my son's 5th birthday party at Jumptown this past weekend and he had the BEST TIME EVER! Amy…read morewas a delight to work with, all of the staff were so friendly and helpful, I couldn't ask for more! I hope someone else I know has a party there so we can go as a guest again soon! THANK YOU JUMPTOWN!!

The employee was being threatend to get terminated unprofessionally. On top of that, the Ower…read morediscloses his clients information to his staff. My card was chrged twice i. 1 month, a few times. The owner claims it was an oversight.... mind you this happened 2 times in August andnit happened 2 times in September shady character embezzlimg $#$

I'm not sure what that other reviewer was referring to when they mentioned the birthday party staff…read morewas unfriendly. My wife and I had our son's 9th birthday party here last week. They were very accommodating and fulfilled our requests on late notice. In fact, it was one of the easiest birthday parties to plan. Entertainment, food and the cake were all included and the price was very reasonable. I would definitely recommend this venue to any parent looking to plan a hassle free party.

Update to an earlier review when my daughter first started coming here. The staff is so good with…read morethe children and you can really see the progress that they're making. Divided into age groups, each coach can focus on the abilities of the girls and design exercises that match the motor skills their charges. The more talented and older girls stay for a longer session and you can see by watching how your child will develop if they stick to it. I have a lot of respect for the program and the dedicated coaches that pull this whole thing off.

Many of our daughters had the worst experiences at this gym. This relatively new gym has so many…read moregirls register then quit out. It is due to the lack of care and guideline of the owners, awkward relationships between overly competitive coaches, and an empathyless atmosphere that leads girls to fight too often. My advice to you is don't enroll for the long term, within a few months you will get to realize that this is not a suitable place to have your kids grow up. Many girls quit Empire and rather drive hours to attend other gyms regardless of inconvenience.

I'm a big fan of the JCC--the facility is great, the crowd is vibrant and diverse, there's great…read moreprograms, and the staff is smart and genuinely helpful. So why only four stars? I joined to swim, and the pool itself is excellent. The problem is what happens right before people get in: no one showers. I've seen people go straight from the basketball court, still schvitzing, into the jacuzzi (ew!). I've even seen lifeguards hop in without rinsing off. When even the referees aren't following the rules, as stated on the sign there, it's not a great sign. All this isn't exactly appetizing. I've lived abroad and traveled quite a bit, and there's a cultural aspect to this. In France, skipping the pre-swim shower is unthinkable. In Iceland, someone actually supervises your scrub-down before you're allowed into the hot pots. In Mexico City, where I swim in a private gym akin to the JCC, it's definitely enforced. In Japan--forget about it. I've raised this three times with Steve Miller, the director of health and wellness. His view is that they add enough chlorine to kill the germs and that people should know better, but there's no real way to enforce it--lifeguards need to watch the pool, not police showering. (Though they do other distracted things like testing the water.) His proposed solution has been new signage--but who knows when? And I'm skeptical a sign will succeed where social norms have failed. It comes down to education. Most people in the pool where caps, for instance. Why? That's what they were told. So, why not tell them to shower? It's simply a matter of priorities, which this doesn't seem to be. Maybe I'm the only one who cares--based on the evidence, that might be true. But for a place that does so many things right, this one issue, for me, is hard to ignore.

Great all-round facility with gyms, ball courts, pool, fitness center plus many programs for kids,…read moreseniors, adults, memory loss seniors, etc. Well maintained by tremendous staff of janitors.