I finished a mom and baby (pre-walker) class with Meredith and it was amazing! The yoga studio is conveniently located near downtown San Mateo. Plenty of 2 hour street parking nearby. It was a breeze checking in and ahhh the liability waiver at the front. It was a sweet space with see through window from the lobby. I brought my baby boy and he had an absolute blast crawling around and meeting little ones like himself. The yoga session was perfectly tailored for moms and Meredith was so accommodating with different yoga poses, making sure we breathed in and out, holding my baby at one point since he started fussing, and giving position adjustments. The practice was very calming and I loved the flow. The other moms were so sweet and welcoming. I highly recommend this class to any new moms, it was so energizing and comforting! read more

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My friend recommended I try a Yin yoga class to work on flexibility. I just restarted Class Pass and saw this studio has this type of yoga class. I took it on a Thursday night, before doing my 3 shifts in a row (they were extra challenging so I'm glad I did this beforehand). I loved having to hold the positions longer to really stretch. I'm not used to slowing down in life so I thought I might be getting bored but it's something I need to work on. The class was so relaxing I almost fell asleep three times. The studio was calming and there was ample space for us yogis. I did have to ask the instructor Valeryia what equipment I needed and couldn't hear her that well during the practice, but I'm sure it was inspirational. read more

Nandi Yoga - Yoga Near Me - San Mateo, California

Been going here since 2024 and I live this place. they have a lot of classes too. And the membership price I I would say worth it

I've been practicing yoga on and off at home for a while, and occasionally taking classes at Equinox in San Mateo. I've been patient with my goal of becoming a yogi, but I always felt like something was missing--like hands-on guidance from teachers, longer classes, and more advanced poses. Then I signed up for classes at Nandi Yoga--and I was totally hooked. Every teacher is kind, attentive, and supportive, especially Wendy, the owner. Now, I'm genuinely excited to practice yoga every single day. Thank you, Nandi Yoga! read more

I have tried a couple of classes here so far and I adore the studio. Studio is quietly tucked away in San Mateo and there are plenty of parking around. Loads of street parking and Caltrain parking. The studio itself is what you would expect for a good traditional yoga studio. It is not fancy but well kept and functioning. Nice waiting area with some shopping options. Studios are nicely sized for good classes. Accessories here are pretty good. You need to bring your own mat. I am very excited to see iyengar yoga being offered here. The instructor is very good at breaking down the moves and I love the use of chairs. But I do miss having the wall fixtures. Their flow classes are very nice. Instructors are really good and caring. Once I get my schedule situated, I would love to come back. read more

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I took prenatal yoga classes here, which I enjoyed. However, I then went on maternity leave unexpectedly early, before I could use all of the classes. When I returned from leave, the classes were about to expire. I wish there were a notification before the classes expire. Coming back from maternity leave and adjusting to being a new mom, keeping an eye on the expiration date for these classes was not top of mind for me. Fortunately Nandi Yoga kindly granted my request to extend them. read more

I lived in San Mateo for almost a decade and didn't know about this place until a friend invited me for partner yoga while I was visiting. The partner yoga was pretty fun, the instructors were helpful, and they provided me with a "correct" yoga mat (the kind I had was too thick and too slippery for our purposes) without fee. I also found it nice that they had blankets for cold/kneeling/etc. Note: partner yoga also had some partner massaging, in case you're not comfortable enough with the person you came with lol. I didn't realize there would be a spiritual/religious aspect to it, where we did chants for five minutes prior to class. It was a little weird/uncomfortable for me to be surprised with it. We also ran over by quite a bit, which was okay but since I was visiting I had really hoped to be able to spend more time looking around San Mateo after. read more

I have been purchasing annual passes at Nandi since 2019. I love the teachers and the community, it's the best kept secret in the Bay.

Great prenatal yoga offerings which helped me feel strong and flexible during my pregnancy and labor. Nandi also attracts a wonderful community and I remain in touch with some of the women I met through the prenatal yoga classes. read more

I've tried a handful of San Mateo yoga studios over the last two decades. I haven't been to any since the Pandemic. This week I decided to buy the introductory three pass deal from Nandi, a studio I've never been to. I went to my first class on Thursday 2/26. Nice area of town. I'm not sure why other reviewers claim it's a "bad neighborhood". This is San Mateo, there aren't any bad neighborhoods. C'mon. At any rate, parking is free and plentiful on the streets around the studio. The studio itself is clean, well lit, spacious and they provide props and blankets for free to anyone who wants to use them during class. I took a Slow Flow class and enjoyed the class and the teacher a lot. Front desk could be a bit more friendly. A smile for example as a bare minimum. Recommend. read more

this studio is a very warm and welcoming place for everyone. All the staff is very kind, patient and friendly. I first tried Nandi in March 2024 and have been enjoying the wide variety of classes they offer. some of my favorites that i've been able to explore are the core yoga, yin yoga, slow morning yoga and beginner yoga. I've also trickled into the vinyasa flow classes here and there and they have all been such great classes that have helped me process the week from work or helped me prepare for my work day ahead. Nandi Yoga has absolutely been the best thing i could have walked into and start this year. read more

I took the Saturday morning prenatal yoga class on Jan 6, 2024 and the experience was so bad I wish I'd asked for a refund. The studio did not put a cap on walk-ins. As a result, many people came late and there wasn't enough space to properly do yoga. Not only that, but they ran out of equipment (blocks, bands) and the instructor Diane tried to take my personal band that I use to secure and carry my yoga mat and give it to another student to put her bare feet into. This was incredibly offputting. I could tell she was desperate, so I don't blame her so much as the office staff for allowing this to happen. At one point, she asked to all go to the wall for a stretch and there just wasn't enough room for this. This just shouldn't be allowed to happen for the money we're all paying. If you're stuffing your classes so that people can't properly do yoga, what's the point? The next week I got an e-mail about no longer allowing late students, so I'm pretty sure it happened again. Kind of ironic that they're allowing this after being so strict about wanting proof of vaccination during the pandemic. I've had some okay experiences here in the past, which is why this review isn't one-star. read more

Great yoga studio with all types of classes - Iyengar, flow, prenatal, etc. Reasonable prices and kind, positive teachers and staff. Good for all abilities - beginner to advanced. Flow and core flow classes are a particular favorite. The periodic yin yoga and soundbath workshop is amazing. This is a good place to try out different styles of yoga to see what your body needs. read more

This place is quiet and clean. Came here for a few classes due to ongoing healthcare needs that are considered relaxing and slow, and it was a great experience. The room that I had my classes was suspicious, and the bathroom was clean. Ended up getting 20x package that could last for a year. read more

I found this yoga studio via classpass and decided to give this place a try. I came in for a Friday yoga class at 6pm. When I got here parking was pretty easy to find. It's not super close to downtown so there's definitely quite a few parking on the streets available. This place is super close to Ramen Dojo and Ramen Parlour. I parked pretty much outside Ramen Dojo. I walked over and turned down the street to find this yoga studio. Upon entering - you immediately see a small check in counter and a little retail store. They had quite an assortment and also a couple samples available. The front desk lady was super helpful walked me through where I can leave my stuff. the bathroom, showers etc. I walked in and there wasn't anyone there yet. They have pretty clean showers, restrooms, and body lotion to use. I guess the usual teacher is on maternity leave so we had a woman named Amy that led the class. The class was very intimate with about 6 people. The room was pretty warm already so it was pretty easy to sweat. I did enjoy the personal training that Amy provided where she walked around the room and helped us adjust our poses and push us more! She was so sweet and calming. It was a great experience to be a part of and I really enjoyed it. I would definitely recommend this place if you have not tried it, and they do offer wide range of passes/memberships. read more

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A relatively big yoga studio that offers a variety of classes. It's located in downtown San Mateo so parking may get tricky at certain peak times, but on a Friday evening, I was able to get a spot on the street very quickly. They have several rooms in this studio - the class I was taking was near the front and was quite spacious. However, I noticed that the floors here were extremely creaky which was a little distracting as people were walking in and getting set up, especially when the rest of room was very quiet. They have plenty of props for you to use as part of your practice and also offer onsite showers and changing rooms. While they have cubbies in the bathroom for you to store your bigger items, the cubbies are not locked and they advise that you don't leave any valuables here so I brought my entire bag that had my laptop and everything in it into the studio with me. I took a Vinyasa class that lasted 60 minutes and left feeling nice and stretched out although it didn't provide as much of a workout as I would have hoped. read more

After driving an Uber / Lyft car for over twenty years i woke up last week feeling like the tin woodsman from the wizard of oz . I decided I needed professional yoga help .I made a few phone calls and was getting no where when a nice voice answered at Nani yoga . She said we offer outdoor and indoor yoga . The studio is right by my house . They said why don't you come try three classes for only 25 dollars ?I said ok . I received a warm welcome from all the staff and students . Now I go every day . I'm feel like twice as good after one week . I bought the monthly pass so now I can go anytime 7 days a week . Wendy and Natalia are very nice and they spent time with me trying to create a customized program that would help me the most . So after one week I can testify that everything is nice about NANDI yoga ! I feel like I have found a treasure !!!! read more

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Been searching for yoga studio where I can deepen my knowledge of yoga, I found it here! The instructors really know their stuff and provide guidance on anatomy, proper alignment, and breathing. The vibe is calm, laid back, yet focused. Front desk staff is friendly and welcoming. Practice rooms and communal areas are spacious and clean. I'm happy and I'll be back! read more

Took parent-baby yoga class. So welcoming environment and staff are very nice. They have new student pass 3 classes for $30. They have blocks, blanket etc. so just need to bring yoga mat! I plan to continue yoga here ;) read more

I have been a student at Nandi for some 14 years now, beginning first between pregnancies, then prenatal with my second, and a regular ever since. While I have "better biceps," as Teacher Jeremy is apt to say, the community, led by owner and teacher Wendy, is what brings me back. The teachers, including Wendy, Jeremy, Jen, Diane, Deeb, and Gisele (and yes, I've taken all their classes), focus on the mind-body connection and really care to make sure yoga is accessible for each student, whether beginner or advanced. There is something for every body and I'm proud to be a member of the Nandi community. read more

Wow! No, seriously, this yoga studio is a keeper ;) After a torn meniscus injury with an almost 1.5 year rehab, I thought my days of Ashtanga were over. Luckily, Nandi yoga has been a bright shining light of hope, strength, balance and confidence for me! I have a monthly pass and it affords me the opportunity to try a wide variety of classes that are open level and so incredible. I'm so hooked as I've been practicing twice a day now for over 3 weeks in a row! There is something for everyone and I've truly loved mixing it up. For instance, on Mondays, I'll start with Vera's Foundation of Yogasana class which highlights form and proper alignment to focus on a neglected part of your body, such as your feet. Educating us yogis on the importance of the role the foot plays in all foundational aspects of yoga to build strength and balance is super helpful. Then I attend Deeb's Vinyasa class which makes me sweat hard and challenges me in my practice for indurance and proper breathing. I love the mix of both soft and challenging where both help me so much in my recovery! The Core Integration class with Louis is mind blowing, innovative and delicious for body work and the perfect platform for learning diaphragm breathing...so hard and also rewarding! Birgit's Iyengar practice is another stellar class. She can make you sweat in mountain pose! Clive's Vinyasa Flow on Saturday mornings are incredibly fast and fun. Bring a towel and water as you will work yourself into your best possible self listening to an inspirational playlist. Getting to the floor never felt so good ;) Wendy's classes, for me, are challenging and fast paced one hour spurts of pushing out to see what you are capable of. Her gentle hands and placement of china gel between your shoulder blades will invigorate you to not give up AND keep going! Jivamukti is new for me where you learn Sanskrit chanting to enjoy the vibrations in the room. This is another fast paced and full class to practice with awesome yogis. I had started this journey with Nicole with a once a week practice and now look where I am! Thank you to all the instructors who show up every day to guide me in my practice...I am so grateful! The facilities are eco friendly with bamboo floors, cork props, bolsters, straps, natural sunlight, great ventilation, filtered water, sandbags, and showers. Everything you need for a wonderful well rounded practice. Get over there and try it!! Please feel free to list me as a referral! The light in you shines on me! Namaste read more

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I have been going to Nandi yoga from past 7 years or so. Nandi offers very high quality yoga classes and teachers are very experienced and they are really good teachers. Love their prenatal, post natal, vinyasa, Bhakthi yoga. Staff members are really nice and supportive. They are very accommodative and sweet. Since pandemic they offer lot of zoom classes which I love and they send recording in case if I can't attend their zoom classes. Wendy, who is the owner is very nice and accommodative. Nandi is like community and you meet amazing people. During yoga teachers sometimes talk about mindfulness and medidtation which I really like. Really love the mental calmness this yoga practice brings to me. read more

I took a class at Nandi yoga back in March right before shelter in place happened. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the studio and planned to return soon, which turned out to not be possible for many months, but I finally returned tonight for an indoor class and I was so happy to be back in the studio! COVID protocols- you have to wear a mask at all times except when you are on your mat. There are marked spots to place your mat that are 6 feet apart from each other. It looked like they are only allowing about 6 students to take indoor classes at this time, and only 3 showed up (including myself). I felt safe and was comfortable with the set up. Bathrooms are available I attended a vinyasa class tonight taught by Amy and it was pretty fast paced. It was challenging but I was able to keep up fairly well. Being back in a studio environment after doing youtube yoga for the past 8 months was so motivational and being around other students pushed me to go deeper into the poses and hold them for longer. I'll be back soon. read more

I've attended their prenatal yoga class throughout my entire pregnancy. Each session not only teaches you how to adapt your practice to your changing body but also imparts valuable coping mechanisms for labor. The instructors bring their unique flow to each class, making every class interesting. It's also a wonderful opportunity to connect with other pregnant women and share experiences. I highly recommend this prenatal class for anyone looking to support their body and feel good throughout pregnancy. read more

I am so impatient and I feel like it's hard to wind down. I think that's one reason why I like high intensity fast paced workouts like Lagree Fitness & Barry's Bootcamp. Well, ever since I found out I was pregnant I had to put Barry's on hold, due to all the weights and hardcore cardio. I still do Lagree, but my everchanging body needed some yoga and TLC. Definitely started to feel it more once the second trimester hit with constant backaches, side aches, round ligament pains. So I first took the Saturday morning prenatal yoga classes with Aileen through ClassPass. I then took advantage of the new client special which was 3 classes for $22. You do need to use them within 30 days though. The Saturday morning class works best for me, since my Sunday mornings are preoccupied and the other prenatal flow classes during the weekdays are a little too late for me (cuz I get so hangry), as they run from 6:45-8PM. I'm on my last class of the 3 pack, but I'll continue to go either through ClassPass or by buying a separate package. She has a great presence and teaches a good class and watches out for form. The class gets full but it never seems too crowded, which is more than what I can say for Satori in SF. I've taken a prenatal class there and it was too "light" and boring. The time goes by faster here and you're constantly moving, which I like. The studio is also really nice. It never gets too warm and they have AC. The bathrooms are very clean and have showers if you need them as well. I think the owner has it right as well, because she knows life happens. They have a flexible policy (if you book directly) in which you have until 15 minutes prior to cancel your class reservation without penalty. Otherwise, they ask that you call them with shorter notice to see if they can adjust it where you don't lose your class. That itself gets an extra star. I can definitely see myself taking other yoga classes here after the baby comes and highly recommend it to anyone in the area or visiting downtown San Mateo. Yoga, then go to lunch or dinner nearby! Parking is decent on the street, but can get busy due to Ramen Dojo, Santa Ramen and Espetus on the intersections. I will definitely nama stay here at Nandi Yoga! :-) read more

Since I moved to the East Bay, I have been taking classes at Nandi every now and then for years now, since 2009. I always try to make it when I visit the Peninsula to run errands, meet a friend, or visit my mom. And if I lived closer, this would most definitely be my go-to studio. Everything about Nandi is amazing, especially how they have handled practicing yoga through this awful pandemic. Since the pandemic, even though I am vaccinated and yoga studios recently opened up, I have felt really hesitant & worried practicing in person, inside studios, especially now as new variants have arrived. At Nandi, in order to practice at the studios, they are requiring folks to show their proof of vaccination and I REALLY appreciate this so much. I have never felt so safe to practice with others. They also limit the in studio attendees, practice social distancing, and mask wearing (inside). Ensuring in person vaccination is a game changer for me and this is the only studio that is really advocates for the safety and well-being of the employees and yogis. I wish more studios would follow Nandi's safety guidelines!! Thank you Nandi for this!!! I need more excuses to come to the Peninsula!! Last year, during the pandemic, they offered free classes on Twitch which became a lifesaver for me. And even until now, they have community classes offered that are free of charge that are livestream. When I am able to practice at Nandi, I always try to schedule classes taught by Wendy. I always love her thoughtful flows, because she walks through the poses, and modifications. She really cares about the community and after every class that ends, I feel so much light and love come through. I just took her core class recently and that was my happy hour! I've never felt as safe as I do practicing in person at Nandi. Keep it up Nandi! I can't wait to visit you again!!! read more

I would give 0 stars if I could. I purchased over $200 worth of Nandi Yoga passes while I was pregnant in hopes of using them for pre-natal yoga and for mommy and me classes. Unfortunately, I had a high risk pregnancy, and I couldn't use the passes while pregnant. When my son was about 3 months old I attempted going to mommy and me classes, but the class is only offered once a week (it's at 9:30 am) and it interferes with my son's nap schedule. When I asked about the time, I was told it was purposeful so that babies are tired during class.... ookkkaaayyyy. Due to the time of the class I have only been able to attend one class, and my son was tired and fussy the majority of the time (as were all of the other babies). My passes are now very close to expiring, and I really don't want my money to go to waste, so every Tuesday I try to make it. Today I saw an opportunity to attend, so I was excited and jumped on it. I rushed as quickly as I could to get to class, but I was about 10 minutes late. It's very hard to be on time when you're winging it, packing for two, finding parking, getting the stroller ready, and checking in (the other time I attended a class I had to change a diaper before going in, and I was also a few minutes late). You just never know how things will pan out when you have a baby. As the other reviews say, the staff at Nandi Yoga is not friendly. I've had three interactions with them, and all three have been bad. It's seems you're only welcome if you're a regular and an avid yogi. Today, after I was checked in I was told the instructor would have to approve me entering the room since I was late. A little off putting, but okay. I received "approval" and rather than allowing me to get ready, I was told in a serious tone that I should have made an effort to be on time. Clearly, these people have NO CLUE how mommy and me classes function at other studios. I told them how hard it was for me to make it and that I made every effort to rush so that I could use the passes I paid for IN ADVANCE. Instead of apologizing, they went on to tell me that they have a policy against joining a class late. My jaw completely dropped....By the way checking in, asking the instructor if I could join, and scolding me only added to my tardiness. I get it, being late can be disruptive, but this is a MOMMY AND ME class! These classes are notoriously interrupted by crying babies, nursing, and sometimes even diaper changes. They are long, so that moms can be tuned in and out as babies allow. Mommy and me classes are supposed to provide a judgement free zone. Interruptions are understood to be part of the class. To be scolded about being a few minutes late is pompous, lacking empathy, and unwelcoming. Apart from the unwelcoming environment, the class is mediocre at best. If you're looking for a good mommy and me class, steer clear of this place, and visit Blossom or Peacebank. I'll be asking for a refund for my remaining funds. Adios, Nandi. read more

Finally, a reasonably priced, and diverse yoga studio in the Peninsula! (Note that it is difficult to find a yoga studio in the Peninsula that isn't overrun with Lululemon-toting snobs that are really only attending yoga so they can talk about it over bottomless mimosa brunch.) Yoga, to me, is a mindful practice that forces me to slow down and reconnect with my mind and my body and I LOVE that Nandi fosters this type of environment. Nandi is a judgement free zone with clean facilities (I recommend bringing your own yoga mat). From the looks of it, they have a variety of classes for every type of yogi, and thus far, the two classes I've gone to (instructed by Dana and Deeb) have been absolutely wonderful. They walk around the class to make minor adjustments to make sure you aren't hurting yourself, or to push to you deeper into the pose. After both classes, I felt relaxed and refreshed, and more motivated to stick to my practice. read more

A studio with powerful teachers. Finally in the bay. This place actually has classes that are meaningful and taught with intention and a sequence (which is think is so important in when postures are presented in class). I took advanced yoga and actually had a sub (so I found out after class). So glad Deep Subbed. This was an excellent class where he will attempt to open the body before going into more advanced poses. They even send a nice note after your first class. I'm a classpasser but will def be buying a package. I've taken Giselle's another studio and so glad she's teaching here (and YogaGlo). Different style that what I'm used to but when the teachers are great, my personal preferred style doesn't matter. read more

I joined this studio last month with an awesome deal of $25 for 2 weeks unlimited so I had a chance to see the variety of classes. Vera's and Marilyn's classes are my favorite, so I decided to purchase 20 classes pass. The instructors are super sweet, always smiling and with good energy. (I am not a fan of Sanskrit chanting and such so I will be skipping some of the classes when it as quite intense but they have such classes if you are interested) Since we need to get close and personal with the floor during the classes I always pay attention if the floor is cleaned/vacuumed/mopped of any hair and dust and I was pleasantly surprised that the floors and the facility in general are rather clean. I also pay attention to blankets and bolster covers that do not seem to be laundered that often...I am starting my 3rd week in a row and am interested to see when the props will be cleaned. Other than that, I am definitely recommending this studio for your practice. read more

Amazing prenatal yoga classes!! These yoga classes made me feel better during my pregnancy journey! All prenatal yoga session teachers were great! Particularly, I have thoroughly enjoyed Amy and Andrea's yoga sessions very much! Amy has always answered my questions regarding yoga poses based on my health situation as every day in pregnancy can be different! This has been very helpful for me! read more

I just wanted to write a COVID update for this amazing studio. They've been offering a mix of outdoor and Zoom classes, and I've enjoyed every class I've done so far. My favorite is the Thursday 12pm Vinyasa Flow with Lisa. I really appreciate being able to practice from home, and also get some movement in when I'm usually stuck on the computer all day at home. They even still offer their normal weekend community yoga class, which is very much in the generous spirit of this studio. read more

I'm only rating this for their Mom and Baby yoga class. First of all, Tiffany Belzer is amazing! Tiffany allowed me to take the class to see if I liked it before committing to the class. At the end of class, Wendy was really nice and didn't charge me the drop in rate ($18) but gave me the session rate of $54 (4 sessions). This class starts with doing fun exercise with your baby, then mom's get to practice yoga. If a baby gets a little fussy (who wouldn't if you were lying on your back for a long time) Tiffany would walk around and hold them if it was ok with you. Tiffany really cares about your practice, your baby and you! It's been great and Tiffany ends the session with a nice foot massage while you're relaxing. :) This class was great because you can meet new moms and share baby stories. I met another mom already and we do play dates now. I'm definitely signing up again after my sessions are over. Tip: There's free parking on B street or else there is metered parking by the store. read more

With Nandi's diverse set of teachers and classes, each student can find the right instruction for their level or style of yoga. While they have not yet introduced the revolutionary practice of goat yoga, it's certain that this studio is well equipped for a proper yoga session. The front desk staff is friendly, and I appreciate the ease of transitioning into the class. Personally, there are some instructors who benefit my practice more than others - so take the time to understand which mentors are best for you. read more

Studio is in a relatively unsafe area. Parking isn't easy. The yoga classes offered are decent. But the front desk staff are very unwelcoming. They are off putting in how they talk to some folks over how nice they are to others. If you're not like them they don't want you at the studio. Or if you're not signing up directly (I did classpass) they don't seem to want you. They made it a point to welcome some people into the class and make me feel very uncomfortable my first time there. I think I'll just go to another studio with more positive vibes... read more

This is a review/update for the early morning Ashtanga classes at Nandi. As an early riser, I started trying the early classes last November on weekdays when they were first introduced. Lakshmi and Celeste who alternate teaching this class are both fantastic instructors. Early classes means a lot of individual attention and I love the combination of flow and holding the poses throughout the class, it is the perfect time to settle deeper into the pose and really focus on the details of the true expression. Through their adjustments and patience, I am able to accomplish some flexibility feats that I am not aware that I could do. Every class, I always learn something new about yoga and myself. A perfect start to a workday with an air of zen. read more

I am really grateful to nandi yoga instructors who are offering online classes during this covid pandemic. They are even offering prenatal yoga classes with same instructors who used to teach in their studio. Their website makes it convenient to sign up and you can take the class in next few days also as they leave it up there. read more

I've been attending this quality studio for a few years. But it's only in the past few weeks that I've been even more amazed by it. They're live streaming their huge variety of (real yoga, not trendy yoga lite) classes during the shelter-in-place - for free! What a boon to all of cooped up at home with limited means of exercise. Thanks so much, management and instructors of Nandi! read more

I am unfortunately not a huge fan of this yoga studio. I tried two classes: the yin yoga class (which was decent), and the restorative yoga class (which I almost fell asleep in). I felt like we were just laying there for 90% of the class - nothing restoring or healing. I took off another star because the class hours are a bit inconvenient (for example, I wish there was an earlier Yin Yoga class - not 7:15PM or so on a weekday), and I also didn't feel 100% safe around the neighborhood. It's all street parking, and once, there was a man standing a few feet away from the studio and he was trying to start convo - it turned out he was actually asking in Spanish how much my friend and I cost. We were so scared! read more

Was visiting from out of town and wanted to try a local yoga class. Sweet, clean, aesthetically-pleasing studio. Took a 9am class with owner, Wendi. Not what I expected. I'd hoped the class would be consistent with the peaceful vibe of the studio. Instead the class felt like Yoga Boot Camp. Bruce Springsteen was on her class playlist...multiple times! Her instruction sounded more like barking, her voice having to compete with her own music. I am a fan of the China gel she rubbed on each student at the beginning of class. This might be the perfect class for one student. For me personally, the volume and high energy of the teacher was abrasive, overwhelming, and inconsistent with what I'm used to in other regular classes I take. read more