Had the Cheeseburger and fries and it was really, really good for a Pool Bar & Grill. Highly…read morerecommend. Service was fast and friendly.

Great menu with salads, sandwiches, variety of cocktails. Love the Sonoran Sunset drink. Lying by…read morethe pool with gorgeous views and poolside service is awesome. Swim up bar is fun and rare at United States pools. A favorite place, visited 6 times!

When we moved here from another state, I immediately looked for a Pilates studio. The Grant Ave…read morelocation is convenient, but I also went to the downtown location a few times. Both studios have organized and well-trained instructors. The music is a nice touch - very motivating! and there are a lot of classes to choose from each day. I rarely had to be on a wait list and even then, I always got in. The classes always start and end the same (at least the ones I took) which was odd to me at first, but then I started to really like it. It is a nice relief to know you are getting feet in straps after a challenging class!

Update ! Speakeasy…read moreSpin review ; Ok saw the cure on the playlist, huge fan so of course I booked this asap . Alright like any speakeasy , there's some things you should know before coming to your first class ... Parking - OMG This lot is tiny and very limited. There's now QR scan codes to pay for parking , DON'T PAY - use scan codes for FREE parking at front desk. Check in - You will check in around at the newly remodeled front lobby . It's gorgeous ! At the front desk you can scan code for FREE parking . It's not a quick process , so come EARLY. You will have to input a card & plate number , yada yada & of course it's not the go Tucson parking app , it's metropolis ughhh. Entrance - speakeasy spin is located through a side door adjacent to parking , look for a small sign in window . Go in and up the stairs after you check in at the front lobby . Restrooms - UGH You need a code and it's down a hall , then down another hall and it's shared with showers . Of course I walked in on someone nude and changing ! Whoops Equipment - ask what you need before spin starts it's not listed on a board or anything , halfway through I had no idea I needed a band so instructor gave me hers but it was light resistance, didn't feel much . Bikes- Hello Kaiser bikes ! Most spin studios in town use stages bikes but this studio has true Kaiser cycling bikes with universal pedals , cycle shoe clip ins on one side and sneakers will fit into the other side . Kaiser bikes are known for being tough to adjust sometimes but they're a smooth ride . DROP IN - $21 , not bad for a fuss free drop in. Overall- the class I took overall was a bit mellow to be my vibe at 7am , I do prefer a drill sergeant ready to party on a bike in the morning . However this instructor was sweet and helpful . The studio is a lofty speakeasy vibe and I love the lighting . Sound and microphone were on point . Would I come back - ABSOLUTELY

Loved this studio ! Super cute ! Very chill community …read more They sell Thorne supplements too, I'm a super fan of Thorne. Instructor was very friendly . This studio is NOT available on class pass, boo. Overall not a very challenging class but I needed more of a recovery class this morning so it was perfect. Make sure to bring your grippy socks !

I can't say enough good things about Solana Pilates! From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed…read moreand supported. The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, but also genuinely kind, attentive, and encouraging. They take the time to make sure you're doing each movement correctly. I've tried a few different Pilates studios before, but Solana stands out in every way, the quality of instruction, the vibe, and the community. The space is clean, calming, and beautifully maintained, which makes each class something I actually look forward to. I'm so glad I found this place.

BodyQuest Pilates is a hidden gem in Tucson! While part of me wants to keep it hidden so they don't…read morerun out of spaces in their classes...I also want to share this fantastic studio with others so that they can benefit too! I've been taking classes for over a year now. I've tried both mat and reformer classes, as well as the Sunday yoga class. The entire feeling of the studio is one of relaxed and open acceptance, which is very important to me. My body absolutely loves how much these classes support strength, flexibility, and balance. As a dancer and a health coach it's extremely important to me to have places I can go on a regular basis to support my fitness goals. Stephanie, Anne, and Miranda are the teachers I've worked with, and I recommend all of them. The classes are small, which allow for personal attention from the instructors and make it so you can get feedback right then and there. I've even grown in height since taking the reformer classes -- and I am short so this was exciting for me. :-)

Picked up a deal on Amazon Local for a massage at BodyQuest Pilates. My friend and I went today to…read moreredeem the deal and were quite pleased. There is only one therapy room in the back of the studio so my friend and I were booked one after the other which was totally fine. Jeanine is a great massage therapist and her gentle demeanor and small frame is deceiving. She is strong and uses her skill to work out the knots and kinks of her clients. She applied just the right amount of pressure and I felt incredibly relaxed after my hour long session. BodyQuest Pilates' massage therapist Jeanine was willing to open the shop for us on a Sunday to make it convenient for my friend and I. That's really excellent customer service and speaks of someone who wants to be successful. Now, about that pilates......