This is a very fun place, even though it is meant to be for kids.. my whole family enjoys it, my…read morekids and also my parents.. we love having birthdays parties there.. On weekends it is super busy.. but goin on a weekday works perfect for us.. food is good too.. the place is also clean

Had done an interview, and was yelled at by a frustrated younger employee…read more When I had first arrived, I was greeted by a young employee who told me to wait by a ticket booth, just for the other employees to yell and laugh at me. Attempt at public humiliation? Yes. A previous week, me and my partner stopped by to try their pizza. It was.. okay...- their meatballs were better, bothprepared by the same employee at the door though. Still looks, acts, and IS miserable. But atleast she is competent enough to make decent food. The ambience? Good if you like the sound of screaming children and blood curdling screams. The pizza? Bad and overpriced, makes cafeteria pizza look like the fanciest cuisine ever done by Gordon Ramsey himself. The meatballs? On point. The service? Bad. Would I reccomend going here? No. Go to that bowling alley in richland instead. Rating? 4/10. The meatballs were doing the heavy lifting. Some of the most miserable people work here in all the tri cities. This place has gotta be the Crack dens of all Crack dens. (Also, don't take your kids here. Pretty positive the stalls are designed for bad actors, I went in there and those gaps are HUGEE! Immediately walked out to tell my partner, then we dipped with our food. Had to hold it.)

I highly recommend Garlands Gym. My 4 year old granddaughter started a few months ago and she loves…read moreit! She's constantly asking when is gymnastics day? Coach Erin and Coach Maddie are amazing with the kids, oh the patience they have! They encourage each child to partake in all activities, and make it fun by creating obstacle courses which involve climbing, jumping, tumbling, walking on the balance beams, swinging on the bars, and so much more! Everything is organized, clean and just an all around great experience. Cherri Harrington

The instructors are great. I don't love the billing practices, however, and there are no make up…read moredays for missed days or holidays; even if you know you'll miss a day, way in advanced. As a member of the community, our family tries hard to support local businesses, esp those hit hard by Covid. Some grace and understanding re changes in business practice is due. But that street goes both ways. At the end of the day, Garlands is a service to the community, and I'd like to see more consideration for members of the community as such.

This place is big, open, and welcoming. There is a nice parent lounge upstairs so little brothers…read moreand sisters can play!

Best Gymnastics place I've ever been too! I've been coming here for almost a year now, if you count…read morethe old Gymnastics center. As an 8 year old, you might think, "Oh! She's too young to know a good review!" Boy are you wrong! The new place is great, the seatings upstairs is great for my dad to relax, and great for my brother to play! It has a mini kitchen, and cubbies on each side of the balcony! As winter began, I started putting my jacket and long pants in the cubbies, I was so glad that they all fit in one cubby! My instructor is great, but strict. Overall, I would rate this place a 4/5.

We were fortunate to visit with this music group pre-covid. Thr class size was just right for the…read moreamount of children/ parents per instrument. It was held at the Richland Community Center such nicely overlooks the Columbia River at Howard Amon park. We stayed on their mailing list during Covid and kind of lost interest as the government mandated everyone wear THREE MASKS if they were going to be singing together per their email. Through no fault of their own, I just couldn't justify bringing the toddlers to visit if they couldn't see my lips moving for that developmental aspect. We watch Songs For Littles at home on TV sometimes if we aren't singing and playing instruments without other's guidance. Overall, it's a great company and it was fun for both parents and children. I do give them five stars.

The experience we had on 6/29 was wonderful! Jay and Sue were both friendly and sweet. Jay took…read moreextra time to talk to my daughter and myself while helping us pick and stuff our BAB choices. I'd recommend stopping at this location to have them help you!

My daughter was first introduced to Build-A-Bear through a friend while we were walking through the…read moremall. I never took too much notice as our shopping trips make us scurry about. She asked me if my daughter had a Build A Bear yet and I said she didn't. Breaks on her shoes squealed! (Okay, maybe not as dramatic, but you get the picture.) At that point we were talking to a Build ABear rep and she took over from there with my daughter as my friend and I watched. My daughter had a great time picking out her bear, its outfit, stuffing it and the absolute best part was when she got to pick out her bear's heart to stuff inside before it was all stitched together. What a great, hands-on activity for the kids to build their own bear! Thank you for providing this service for the kids and big kids alike!

Won't go into detail, but unless your child is a perfect angel, do not bother sending them to the…read moreafter-school or child care camps. 90% of the staff is incompetent and does not know how to properly respond to a child who is dysregulated. My neurodivergent son was literally compared to an inmate by one of their staff.

The YMCA was awful to work at. When I was in the daycare, the coworkers were mean to me and the…read morechildren. When a child was upset I'd try to comfort it but the boss would make me leave the child by itself. I will never work at this facility again.