Not too bad of a place! The people at the front desk were always super kind and welcoming, and it…read moreseemed like they had a ton of activities/clubs for anyone interested. I primarily went here for the gym. It's a pretty small facility, but has a lot of great machines with a free weight section, as well. I definitely like some of the machines here more than the ones at my new gym, but I ended up making the decision to switch because there just isn't a variety of machines due to limited space and the treadmills! I felt like I was always fighting for a treadmill and at least 3 would be broken at any given time. I liked how their treadmills had fans, though. The location is pretty great too. I would often go grocery shopping after leaving here because it's near an Aldi & Cermak. Overall, a pretty good place!

Glad to get in a short exercise and stretch! Women's locker room is temporarily closed today for…read moremaintenance. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

I love going to this religious fitness center by doing cardio and weightlifting workout. I'm…read moretotally satisfied with this gym.

This gym is amazing! My husband and I moved to the area and had been looking at Planet Fitness. We…read moredidn't like the industrial and cold feel to it so decided to check out LCFC. It's clean, has lots of cardio equipment, strength equipment and great classes. I've taken 2 HIIT classes so far and they were well taught and targeted the entire body. I was so sore after them but it's exactly what I was hoping for. In addition to the equipment, there's also a running track, a basketball gym and a sauna. Right next door there is also a cafe. I haven't tried anything there but it looks nice. For the most part parking is easy to find, either on the street in front of the lot just east of the facility. One of the best aspects of the gym is the value. For my husband and I, it's only $25/mo for autopay. We love working out at LCFC!!

During these Corvid times, it is hard to find a safe practicing facility for kid activities' such…read moreas gymnastics especially when the activities are so physically demanding where they use their hands and foot to participate in almost all activities. I have been coming here for the past few weeks and noticed these safe guarding processes such as temperature screening, hand/foot sanitizers and per-marked 6 ft squares in the lobby area. My kids told me that the instructors do wipe down the equipment after each student's activities and always everyone is required to wear a mask. This facility does offer some sort of streaming app called SpotTV, which is a bit difficult to get the app to register and properly work all the time but once everything is working properly, you are able to see your kids activities online. Parking is limited in their private lot and there are metered parking outside.

The organization is not ideal. Here's why:1. Communication is poor2. The trajectory to develop…read morechildren...even if we were enrolling in recreation is just poor.3. None of the children were having fun. No talk, no giggle, no laughter. No fun in the sport Finally, it would be easy and unwise to move this to an angry parent post. This is not. It is from one who has encountered your business and, as a founder and executive, I wouldn't send nor recommend anyone. Free advice:- Improve your communication and voicemail- Take the Disney or McDonald's customer service training to learn how to interface with children- Find the joy in interacting with other people's children- Look at the children in your program and count the number of smiles you don't see I hope parents begin to not compromise the happiness and rigor that their children can have and remove their children from your program. You don't deserve to be in the business of developing children at any level in any sport.

Another great workout and relax. I've been coming here along with a few more locations and I really…read morelike how even when it's crowded it's not that bad because of all the open space. The staff is always nice. They speak and wish you a nice workout then when leaving say have a good day. It goes a long way to give great customer service. It's always clean and definitely one of my favorite locations to visit. Highly recommended for a great workout.

it took over the space of an Grocery store that went out of business this makes the space large in…read moresize plus plenty of parking and the lot is well lit. With the large size there is plenty of room to take care of your business. The equipment all around is new and updated questions you may have the staff is eager to answer.

CFX Palos, outside of the cost, is a really great place to work out. If there was anything negative…read moreits the staff, which Id give an average rating. They like to advertise their staff is there to assist, I would give them a 2 1/2. They push to have an instructor, they are just ok.

Facility is well maintain. Some equipment need to be lubricated. Staff is friendly and courteous…read more Lots of equipment to choose from. Locker room is well maintained and clean. Atmosphere is non judgemental and open to all ages.​

My experience started out positively, but that changed after I picked my child up one day and…read morenoticed a bruise on her back. I was very concerned because no one informed me about how it happened. When I arrived for pickup, Ms. Variah and another staff member were already dressed and prepared to leave, but my child was not ready to go. As a parent, I expect my child to be prepared for pickup in a timely manner so that we can all be ready to go. Another concern I had was that my child consistently did not want to attend this daycare when I dropped her off, which raised red flags for me. Since transferring to her new school, she no longer reacts that way. She enjoys going, is doing very well, and her teachers have shared positive feedback about her. As a parent, my priority is making sure my child feels safe, comfortable, and well cared for whenever she is away from me. I do not tolerate disrespectful treatment or anything that puts my child's well-being into question. Based on my experience, I chose to enroll her elsewhere, and I believe the center would benefit from hiring more professional staff and improving communication with parents. Have a nice life.

This daycare is always super clean and stays open on days we need them the most. I love to drop my…read morechild off here through the summer and when CPS has close days.

I was referred to Tiny Scholars Academy TSA after my husband and I began searching for a new…read moredaycare home for our son. TSA came highly recommended by a neighbor of mine. My neighbor was able to give me some info about the facility and their process. We were hoping to find a new daycare closer to home and a bit more affordable. Tuition breakdown - Full Time: $360 a week $72 a day Part Time 3 days - $225 a week $75 a day 2 days - $160 a week $80 a day Infant classroom 6 weeks - 15 months 1:4 infant classroom 1:5 toddler classroom 12 months and up has breakfast, lunch, and snack. Infant class room has 10 babies max with a total of 3 teachers. One of the teachers works from 7-3pm so the teacher ratio drops, but some of the kiddos usually are picked up around that time. They definitely work with the families to ensure your child is placed in the right classroom and gets the support they need. From what I see, the director is hands-on.

I have two foster children that have attended Tiny Scholars Academy for a year now. One child…read morestarted at about 3 months old. She's now 18 months. She knows her ABCs, can count 1-10, knows the language of colors and sings a bunch of nursery rhymes. They have helped to instill social skills and directives that will prepare her for school. The 3 year old undoubtedly will enter kindergarten well-prepared. His phonics/phonemic awareness is laser sharp and he is already writing words. His Spanish vocabulary is pretty impressive and even shocked me with a list of different amphibians! The teachers are patient, encouraging and personable. The owner has been more than accommodating and responsive to the kids needs and to me as a foster parent. The facility has been a God-send and I highly recommend Tiny Scholar Academy.

I'm typically here every Monday through Thursday in the mornings because my fitness coach teaches…read moregroup fitness classes and also does personal training. The space is perfect for people who want to do personal training or teach their own classes. They have a parking lot behind the building for paid parking, street parking, and even access to the bank parking lot early in the morning before it opens. The facility has quiet bathrooms with showers and a lower level with additional training areas and fitness equipment. It's an ideal spot for someone who prefers supporting a locally owned business instead of major chains like Planet Fitness or Snap. This gym really offers a unique experience, especially being a Chicago-based business!

I had to cut out quite a bit of my review as it was to long to Yelp. Here are the highlights:…read more - Member etiquette and Cleanliness: I can't tell you how many times someone takes something I'm using when my stuff is sitting right there OR members use the benches as a personal locker for personal items while they aren't using it for a workout. This even happens when trainers are on the room and sometimes it's the trainers themselves! Trainers also eat warm meals in the gym so you have to smell their meal while you work out. Often barbells and plates are not put back at all, even with a trainer present, dumbbell shelf is a mess. Crumpled paper towel, piles of lifting chalk, empty bottles, remnants of the awful yoga mats litter the ground. No in person management present just trainers, I've never seen so many trainers in one gym before. The lack of in person management shows. Sometimes there's no TP in the bathroom for example in the winter the metal stairs will not be shoveled for snow or salted for ice. A couple of times I have slid on the ice. There's not even a bag around for members to do it themselves. -The Actual Space: is quite limited. The downstairs free weight area is rather small and if even 5 people are down there the place feels full and this is actually a recent improvement from the upstairs room. It's also spread out over 3 main rooms on two floors so there's a lot of walking to get to different equipment and for many you cant switch without going down a flight of stairs. The free weight area feels dungeon like with no windows and a low ceiling. There are windows in the bjj area you can kind of see from the doors but it's not the same. It feels like your lifting in a basement (and you are). It also smells like rubber to the point I've gotten headaches and has poor ventilation. It also amplifies sound so it's overwhelming with trainers, music etc going. The vibe feels more like your lifting in your friends home gym in his unfinished basement with equipment he got at a garage sale then working out in a professional facility. The space itself isn't well maintained either. The fire extinguisher upstairs has broken glass that's sharp and jagged just chilling for over a year now (was like that before I joined), plates and dumbbell's are left out, or put back incorrectly, piles of lifting chalk, drinks etc.. can be found on the floor. Members don't rerack anything (which is true for every gym in the Hyde park area). There's some cube drawers and a shoe rack but no locker room. So, you're carrying all your stuff with you throughout your workout since you can't lock anything up. There is a bathroom with a single shower and toilet in a separate room. -The Equipment: There is an overall lack of machines. There is almost a full set of leg machines but is missing calf. The only upper body machines are a chest press and assisted dip/pullup and cable machines. No machines or abs, arms, shoulders, other muscles like you would see in other gyms. There are 4 squat racks, 1 smith machine, 1 leg press, 1 set of dumbbells (5 pound increments) so minimal to the amount of people using them. No preacher curl rack, no deadlift racks. You'll use the 2 main squat racks for most of our workout and so does everyone else. The equipment is a mismatch of quality. 2 of the squat racks are really nice like you would expect in a professional gym. 2 are small and wobbly like you would expect in a home basement gym. The machines are a mismatch of brand and colors. It feels like all the equipment was purchased used at a garage sale. Not a big deal if it was maintained well but it's not. Not all machine plates are in pounds. There are not enough weight plates to go around. If someone's going heavy on the leg press good luck on a squat rack. Similarly, there are not enough barbells downstairs. There is one barbell that's broken and has been laying on the floor for months. If one person is deadlifting, there are not enough for the racks. They are also inconsistent some are rubber, some are iron, some have handles. Your stack will always look lopsided. Only 1 pair of 2.5 plates in the whole gym. The equipment isn't in great shape. Bent out of shape barbells, some adjustable benches are bent at certain holes making them dangerous. Clips don't work and plates slide off. -My biggest issue: large group fitness classes from about 5am to 9am most days as well as evening prime time after work (think). This means if you're a lone wolf free weightlifter like me who goes in the morning your competing with sometimes 10 to 15 other people in a group class. You won't get a squat rack, all the dumbbell's are taken etc.. It's loud and chaotic and you'll adjust your planned workout every day to take whatever is left over. -The gym cost is $75 a month, up to $40 more than chain gyms in the area which are as low as $10 - $35 and I just can't justify the cost for what you get.