I had an excellent experience working with Teddy at Conicelli Toyota while purchasing my Toyota…read moreVenza. Teddy was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful throughout the entire process. He made everything feel straightforward and stress-free, answered all of my questions honestly, and never made me feel pressured. He took the time to make sure I was comfortable with the vehicle, explained all the features clearly, and worked hard to make the deal smooth from start to finish. You can tell he truly cares about his customers and wants them to leave happy and confident in their purchase. I absolutely love my Venza and highly recommend asking for Teddy if you're shopping at Conicelli Toyota.

The big D Schedule rulez team really loved the cityhunt scavenger hunt! Our team is now best…read morefriends forever working together overcoming the parkour hurdles and as if it wasn't possible, the city is that much more uncomfortable because of us & this app! Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!!!

Came here for a work event and it was lots of fun!…read more The food was superb and the cooking class portion of the event was very informative. I learned a few interesting factoids and had a lot of fun assembling the meal. The location is also very clean and inviting, and I would be interested in attending one of their public event nights to try some of the other offerings. I heard their sushi class is very popular. Big thanks to Albert, Agnes and Joey who hosted the event for us! I recommend if you want an out of the ordinary work event or gathering. Edit: I forgot to mention that we were given the South Philly menu which was chicken parm, bruschetta, broccoli rabe, cheese ravioli and salad. It also ended with tiramisu. All were really good! They also have plenty of other menus available for any preferences.

So fun!!! Highly recommend this for a date night or night out with friends. We did the Tuscany…read morenight and it was $300/couple. For the experience and food it was SO WELL WORTH IT! The staff was so fun and friendly and the space is large and comfortable for the group. They allow you to do as much or as little as you'd like! Our group was very hands on and we were in there cooking it up. There was sooo much food and plenty for second or third helpings. Not to mention it was so delicious. I highly recommend and will definitely be back. Also it's BYOB!

The games are fun for both kids and adults! We went with family and friends for a birthday…read morecelebration, and everyone had a great time playing. The front-end experience was fine, but once we got to the bar to order drinks and food, things went downhill. We waited about 10 minutes to be helped. I don't blame the bartender -- she was clearly doing her best and working hard to keep up. However, another employee came over and instead of asking who was next, he chose a couple of people to help and then walked away, which was frustrating. I understand that Fridays can be busy, especially with lots of reservations, but better staffing or having a manager step in to help during peak times would make a big difference. The food and drinks were just ok. Overall, the games were the highlight, but the service and food experience could definitely be improved.

I'm extremely sore today after an afternoon spent at Beat the Bomb. I went for a friend's birthday…read morewith four others. The check-in process was seamless. The staff at the front desk asked for the person's name who created the reservation. Once our entire party arrived, we got wristbands that appeared to have a chip inside of them to detect which player is doing what inside each room. The birthday girl received a token for a free t-shirt of her choosing. We walked over to a set of lockers to place our belongings into while we played. Without giving too much away, there are four rooms you go into with the skill levels increasing each time. Most of the time, we made it to level 12-13 depending on how difficult the challenges were. At the end, you are provided with a bomb time (based on your total score from the initial rooms) to beat the bomb. We had roughly 4 minutes and 13 seconds to perform the last challenge. The attendant provided us with shoe covers and a white suit to put on while we waited for the room to be ready. Another attendant provided a clear helmet for our faces. I'll say it's slightly loud throughout the entire thing, so it's somewhat hard to hear instructions. I wasn't clear on the instructions we received when we got into the first room but I eventually figured it out. Our final score was 5/10 and the time was running out. Next thing you know, the paint splattered all over us. It was a funny feeling as the paint was cold. The cameras took a 10 second video of us and also a few photos. It was so fun to see our media at the end of it all! The employee walked into the room to hose everyone down. The food and beverage choices were decent and reasonably priced! They have alcoholic slushies and bar bites, such as chips & dip and pretzel bites. I got a cider on draft for $5.00. This was an experience I'll never forget! I'd like to come back to try the slime mission.

This is the best scavenger hunt team-building company in the country! I recently participated in…read moreone of their custom events for our church and our group is still talking about it months later! I helped lead a team of teenage girls through our community completing wild challenges and interacting with local businesses and residents. I'd strongly recommend looking into doing a custom event with them, or competing in their annual X-Race, where teams from all around the country compete at exactly the same time. We had teams of all different ages and athletic abilities participate in our event and it was fun for everyone! An awesome company!!

Wish I could give more stars. Sheesh, what a phenomenal experience Improv 1 was…read more Jess and I decided for 2019 to challenge ourselves overall and this improv class found its way into our lives. Being introverts we were hesitant at first. Our first impression after we signed up was a phone call with the founder of Unscripted Productions, Will. He has great energy and just knew we made the right move after a five minute phone call. The class made us get out of our comfort zone, be silly, take on different personas, make lifelong friends and built trust all while being in a safe environment. We looked forward to our classes as play time and always left feeling energized. We loved it so much that we are looking forward to taking Improv 2.

Their Mission Statement: "Using creativity and improvisation to maximize human potential."…read more Even sitting in the audience of the Newtown Theater, it was apparent how effective Unscripted Productions in general, and The Teachers' Lounge troupe in particular, was in bringing parts of human personality to the fore and holding everyone involved in the light, both spiritually and klieg. Will Dennis and his three companions were a high energy team involving the audience in their skits and even calling them up to the stage to join in the spontaneous merriment. Give them three unusual objects, moments in history or dialogue from Neil Simon plays, and they return with an hilarious sketch called out if their interactive imagination. It was all great! Although the evening began as a fundraiser for local candidates a week before the election, it quickly became an exercise in team building and support for the final get out the vote push, while it also showed another side of all of us who were ready for some fun after so many month of all too serious campaigning. Didn't know how funny those guys were! So, we raised some money, ate some good food provided by local restaurants and delis, and enjoyed an unexpectedly wonderful evening. Thanks so much Unscripted Productions. Creative Improv = Creative Improve

Sat at the bar for drinks and appz…read more Ambiance: Modern, casino/corporate feel; clean. Seating: Bar, high tops, tables and private rooms. Service: Friendly, attentive - highlight! Crowd: Not too young and not too old. Drinks: Very good mixed drinks, limited generic beer selection. Food: Above average bar food. Restrooms: Clean. Parking: No parking, you are in Center City; used parking garage. Value: Average. Experience: Nice experience, especially for F1 fans, will return with my F1 fantasy group. Notable mention: The service here is top notch. Love the guys working the entrance, the front desk staff, the bartenders and the folks helping you with simulators. It adds a nice touch to the overall experience. Still trying top figure out if the bathroom tracks are real (see pic)

Pros: This place is very modern and has a sleek racing theme throughout the interior. Very well…read morecurated and decorated to meet an "upscale" F1 theme. Definitely cool looking. Cannot comment on the food because we stopped here before having dinner somewhere else. However, all the staff were very attentive and helpful throughout the place. Cons: Booked our reservations in advance, then our friends wanted to join in and booked theirs too later on. Unfortunately, there was no way for the staff to combine our reservations and let us all play together. You book a group of races that are played back to back. You cannot select what team you drive for, nor can you select the track, which we did not like. You have to play each race immediately and consecutively, and we wished there was an option to take it slower and scan a card or something to prompt the next race at our own pace, like an arcade. On the last race, our screens continued to play the guidelines and looped for about 8 minutes while our friends raced next to us before we asked for help. They had to reset it and we ended up having to race a course we already did previously because there was no way for them to select the last one for us. Overall this was a disappointing experience due to the lack of technical accommodations the staff could make. It was cool-looking but outside of that was not worth the money to me.

Who doesn't love an upscale bowling alley??? This place is huge and pretty comfortable for any size…read moregroup or event. The food and drinks are pretty good. And the atmosphere is fun no matter what time of the day it is. My only complaint is that they switched from the traditional racking system, to the string sytem and because of that, the pins don't fall in a natural way. It also makes it nearly impossible to hit a split shot.

Stopped in on a Saturday night and got on the wait list for a lane. Straightforward process and you…read moreget a text when they're ready for you. Cost per game is on the higher side compared to other alleys. The lanes themselves were in good condition and everything worked fine. Couches between are a bit worn and it's cramped if you have a big group or are next to one. Lots of room in the gaming area with pool tables and such between the bar and lanes though. All around a pretty good experience, thanks.

Reading Terminal Market is reminiscent of Faneuil Hall in Boston, in that there are lots of local…read morefood places concentrated in a *tiny* area. The overall purpose of the market is to feel full, and to feel like one of hundreds of people. And there are so many visitors around lunchtime and later. The walkways between the various cafes, bakeries, and food spots wer streams and rivers of hungry people. So many options of local Pennsylvanian delicacies were available, and seating was plentiful. There was a main seating area in the middle of the market, where you could see classes of high school students being lectured by teachers, workers on their lunch hour nibbling on a snack, and tourists and visitors frantically looking at all the visual splendor and fragrant cookery. Each individual business in the market has something to contribute to the overall experience. If you are close to the market, I recommend going during breakfast, lunch, and dinner to see the difference in food options. I also recommend going before lunch because it is usually a little less packed. Parking is going to be a hassle, so find parking where you can, and try to walk there!

Cute demo kitchen on Row D between 7th and 8th Ave in the bustling Reading Terminal Market! A cozy…read morespot that hosts cooking demos from local chefs and restaurants, cooking classes, and frequent samplings from various merchants/chefs/restaurants during Friday lunchtimes. Gear: Its equipped with 6 gas burners, 2 ovens, 1 refrigerator, 1 (small) sink, and 1 essential dishwasher. There's one huge counter for workspace or dining. Seating: 12 people at counter, 20 seated (or 30 if mingling). There is an option to extend to the larger side room adjacent to City Kitchen (rented from RTM) - which holds an additional 30 seated (or 40 if mingling). I need this space for Thanksgiving and Christmas soirees!