Our bottomless mimosas were amazing loved the food the vibes were all there to enjoy the two hours…read more Time was steady no rush everything was smooth. Everyone had nothing but good memories this mothers day!

I booked a happy hour cruise for myself and a few friends because we had a guest coming into town…read moreand wanted to do something fun for a birthday. To our surprise, the cruise scheduled for September 19 was abruptly canceled with no explanation. This was supposed to be our first time on the Benjamin Franklin Yacht, and based on this experience, I don't think we'll be trying again. What made the situation worse was the lack of communication. We were never given a reason for the cancellation, and the email we received stated we wouldn't get a refund for 30 days--which is extremely unreasonable given that the cancellation was on the company's end, not ours. Refunds should be processed immediately in cases like this. To add to the confusion, when we called the office, we were told the yacht was still available to charter privately on the exact same date. That makes absolutely no sense. Why cancel the cruise but still offer the boat for private events? All in all, it was a frustrating and disappointing experience. We were left scrambling for plans with a guest in town, and the lack of transparency and poor customer service make it hard to recommend this company to anyone

This is such a nice park and I'm so happy it's only ten minutes from my house!…read more We were invited a hs graduation/birthday party last Sunday. The host had rented an eagles bus so that was parked where the friends and family were gathering. He was grilling and had tables out with food. We brought our camp chairs and table and set up under a big tree. It was a really nice day and the party turned out great. This was my first time to this park for a gathering. I normally find myself just heading here if I want to enjoy the Delaware River, the quiet, the sunshine, etc. they also have a gazebo that I've eaten lunch with my mom in years ago.

POD is a large park with a lot to offer. There are fields and benches, paved trails and more rugged…read moreones. Meadows, trees, open spaces. It has it all, and tons of parking. You can come here with your kids or dog, observe the flora and fauna, run, bird, have a picnic, or just take in the views of the river. As a birder I was especially interested in the vast meadow area past the sports fields. There's so much to see and do!

After whooping my girlfriend in pickleball on this gritty, run down community tennis court that has…read moreweeds growing in the cracks, a wave of nostalgia rushed over me. I hammered a bomb of an overhand right forcing her to get a brisk jog on to get the ball, and I looked to my right. The kids were playing together on the playground, with parents watching them from a healthy distance while talking to each other probably talking sh*t about parents who aren't present. It reminded me of a time before phones and convenience culture took over the entire world. A time before you'd get super frustrated when your Doordash order would take 10 more minutes than expected or when Netflix would buffer. A time when you were grateful to be able to just call your homie on his landline to see if he could hang out. A simpler time. I almost felt like a kid again, being fully present and just being happy to get my blood flowing while the sun was out and shining. The only moment I really have is right now so I'm gonna enjoy it. I love how you sign up for a time slot on this court with pen and paper on a bulletin board, as there is no way to do it online. Along with the sign up sheet, the bulletin board consists of flyers for local tennis coaches, a workout class, and an opportunity to adopt a foster cat. A true sense of community. Convenience culture, while it obviously has its pros, sort of kills a sense of community... Alright I'm doing the most right now on this review for a Community Center so I'll wrap it up. Places like this are a big part of what bring communities together and give people a sense of belonging and connection to one another, and I think it's a bit lost in our modern day culture in big cities. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

This is a fun playground that we got to take our kids to runaround. Since it was cold, it was cool…read moreto see it filled with snow! It's not everyday we get to see since we are from the south. It's also in a great location and easy access!

Great service . I needed a hard to find item - they had it , clear description got it to me ASAP -…read moreno issues impressive for a small order

Extremely fast shipping. Justin is very helpful, knowledgeable, and answered all my questions. Have…read morebought from them multiple times and will continue to buy from them.

Wow! What a hidden gem in NE Philly. I stopped in to gear up for a shore trip and they had the bait…read moreI needed and suggested a new spot to try. Good prices, good people. This will be my new spot without a doubt. I think they are the same as Robbins and Ditman.

Bought large shiners from this tackle shop and everybody is nice and friendly there. I highly…read morerecommend this Fishing store.

PDBC is a fun group of folks who are very friendly and open to all fitness levels. They've got a…read moregreat sense of camaraderie and great team culture. They're made up of a good bit of young professionals, so it's also a great networking opportunity! I've been a part of this team for four seasons now and it's been a great experience. Before joining, I did not know anything about weightlifting or much about dragon boating for that matter, but they were very willing to teach me and to help me develop not only as an athlete but as an individual in and out of the water. Everyone is very supportive of each other and one person's success is everyone's success. If you're looking for a new hobby or sport, definitely give this team a shot!

Great group of people! I started with this team about a year ago and it has been a fantastic…read moreexperience. The comraderie, willingness to teach, and out going spirit makes you want to push yourself.

The experience was so amazing. All of the instructors were informative and super helpful. The vibe…read morein the room was free and playful, everyone was very encouraging of the next. I loved every moment of it. This place rocks!

10/10 experience let me just start there! My honey treated me out for couples night at Philly…read moreArchery as we've been trying to get into doing more activity based dates. This was his first time trying archery, and my first time since I was a Girl Scout so my first time too LOL. Anywho, our instructor Berny was very knowledgeable and intentional about providing us with a safe, yet, enjoyable experience. Date night classes can fill up to 8 guest total--however there was only one other couple there when we went so it was still pretty intimate. They also offer complimentary refreshments which was nice because I love me some chai tea lol. Also, since doing this class we both now qualify for open range since we've been through the safety protocols and have an idea of how to shoot an arrow now. Can't wait to come back and practice what I learned--Definitely a fun sport, but also a great survival skill to have.

They have a great staff, the younger staff members are very respectful. The entire property is…read moreclean and well kept, including the changing and bathroom areas. Its a family friendly atmosphere. This is my second year as a member and I have always felt welcomed. Thank you for your hospitality and letting me be apart of The Nile Swim Club Family.

Just visited this swim club because of my friend who had a sorority gathering here. It's a nice…read moreestablishment and the first African American owned swim club in the USA. It's members only and there's staff walking around making sure the place stays clean. They had a venue to purchase food and drinks. The restrooms are nice, no porta potty. There is plenty of seating, we didn't need our own chairs. You can grill there and have gatherings if you're a member. This was a nice place located in Yeadon, Pa.