I was first introduced to Glow about three years ago through their free community classes. My first…read morethought: A juice bar-boutique-studio that just offers hot yoga? I can tell you as an unlimited member now for two years, my first thought couldn't have done Glow any less justice. Firstly, there's much more than "just hot yoga" (aka Power Flow), the studio offers Yin, Restorative, Slow Flow, and Foundational Classes (great for beginners as well as seasoned yogis to improve their practice). However, as a Power Fow enthusiast myself, I can be the first to tell you, I never get "bored" of doing the "same thing". Glow's Baptiste style yoga is a moving mediation, a different experience in your body everyday you practice, and a distinct vibe with every instructor who leads you. Glow is more than a great place for sweat or stretch, it's a place where you're greeted with smiling faces, can find community, and walk through the doors as you are and leave feeling better than you did coming in. I go everyday not only because I get to go, but because this place has become an integral part of my self care -- both physical and mental.

False advertising as organic when not organic. Would not…read morerecommend Juice Bar. Manager guy would not refund. Maybe they have a new manager by now? Drove out of my way to support yoga & organic restaurants, and was disappointed, and went elsewhere. .

Aunt went and had a great time. Great atmosphere and instructors. Would love it if they were on…read moreClassPass!

I needed to stretch it out while in Syracuse for work. I was staying downtown and decided to join a…read moreLunch Hour Vinyasa class at O Yoga Studio on Friday afternoon. I walked there and will admit it was a bit hard to find for an out of towner like me. It's located within a warehouse type building on the fourth floor. There's parking around back for those that can drive. Once found, you enter a super serene space. There are two studios that they hold classes in, one larger than the other. The staff was super kind and showed me around beforehand. Unlike some studios, they have plenty of mats which you can use for free but you may want to bring your own towel. The class itself was geared towards beginners. It was really slow and didn't leave me feeling very energized like one might hope. It could have just been this particular class, so that's why I still give it four stars. It's $17 for a drop in, and their $90 unlimited monthly price is a great deal! Overall, I really enjoyed the general vibe of this place. It's everything I would hope for in a yoga studio. I just wish I had more time to try out other classes to find the right speed I was looking for.

I love going to Infinite Light Yoga. Over the past year, I've tried many of the Yogi's and have…read morefound a great balance of classes that I enjoy taking. I wish our schedules lined up more, especially on the weekends, but otherwise, I do not have a complaint in the world. It's a restorative practice opposed to some other studios that I have gone to. You come out feeling rejuvenated, not coming out of a workout.

Infinite Light Yoga is still the best Yoga studio in Syracuse, NY…read more Tony, who leads most of the classes that ILY has to offer (including the teacher training they now do) is the real deal. After attending one of his classes I've felt the most peace and inner freedom that I've ever felt in my life. It was seriously one of the most relaxing things I've ever done -- I can have an incredibly stressful day, come here and leave feeling a little lighter and happier. ILY's classes encourage you to challenge yourself, yet find your own practice and they don't encourage their students to all "look the same." Their instructors recognize that every individual has different strengths and weaknesses and deplore how yoga magazines sometimes emphasize there's a "right and only way" to do a posture. Practically every class will be imbued with a tinge of spiritual wisdom, so if that's not your thing -- you may get a little turned off. I encourage you to stick with it and just take it for what it is. They are just words which may resonate with you or they may not. The practice is great. Best studio in Syracuse -- hands down. In fact, every time I visit my parents in Syracuse I make an effort to go to a class. My only wish is they would have such compassionate and knowledgeable instructors who are able to blend theory with practice so perfectly in every city.

On a recent visit to Syracuse I had the good fortune of taking a guided Ashtanga class with…read moreJennifer. Her instruction, adjustments and all around humanity were a breath of fresh air. And the space is very nice as well.

I am 6', 233 lbs and definitely in need of yoga classes, since i have been away for a year…read more Jennifer was prompt and polite in returning my emails to set up a first class with her. At my first class with Jennifer, she was easy to build rapport with and extremely helpful because she did not judge my size and inflexible body. Her instruction was top notch, more importantly, as we slowly went through the A, B and closing routines. I very much look forward to doing yoga in her cool space and being gently and compassionately led one-on-one.

Amy, Kayla, Mike, Tony & Leslie at Hot Yoga Syracuse are Phenomenal! The ambiance, practice and…read moreyoga community will transform your fitness. I absolutely love it here and these instructors!

I haven't taken yin yoga in forever let alone been to a yoga studio since before the pandemic so I…read morewas extremely excited to find this place nearby and take a class. I love that they offer kickboxing fusion yoga classes which I'll have to come back for next week. Location is great, staff is so kind, and the membership and class packages are fairly priced. Got to meet Amy this evening who is a joy to speak to even briefly. I found this place off Instagram and am so glad I did. After taking kickboxing classes last year but wanting to find a way or balance to do that and yoga, this place is perfect for that! Thank you for the class and can't wait to come back!

After finding a nice free piece of street parking right outside I entered in to this cozy little…read morecafe. It's homey with lots of wood and plenty of seating. At the counter they have a case of baked goods, I really enjoyed the cinnamon roll, but my partner found it too dry. The employees were super nice, which is always a plus at a business where customizing your order is part of the process. I will say that the pu-er tea late that I ordered was very weak. Even with a cinnamon brown sugar flavor shot it felt lacking. They sell a large variety of loose leaf teas, shirts, granola, and other goodies. For those who are religious, they have a prayer board where you can write prayers and hang them up. If I was going off just aesthetics the place looks great, but the tea was lacking, and the cinnamon roll only appeased 1 out of 2 people so I think I'm forced to give it a 3 out of 5.

This is a really adorable shop, with a cute walk up and fun seating inside. It also host events…read morewhich seems fun, although I have not personally been to one. There are local things for sale by crafters, as well as a lot of religious references in decor. I am not sure if that is just the time of year. There are a lot of loose leaf tea options, and you can buy them brewed or not, also breakfast and baked goods. Today I picked up a "Bonfire Babe" Tea Latte with sugar free chocolate chip​ cookie dough syrup and a cinnamon roll. I personally felt that my tea, although tasty, was weak and mostly flavored by the syrup although even that was on the lighter side. The cinnamon roll in my opinion was dry and not very fresh unfortunately. It may have been an off day.

I have been attending Dena's yoga classes for over a year. I go to the classes for better…read moreself-alignment, mental clarity and relaxation. I find that when I leave I feel great. My partner is also a huge fan of her hooping classes, though I've never attended a whole series, I'd like to!

From the owner: Offering yoga and Hoopnotica (Hula Hoop) classes in Camillus, NY. Yoga classes and workshops are…read moresuitable for everyone seeking an experience of peaceful exploration, regardless of age, experience, flexibility, or fitness level. Expect to connect to contentment through this ancient practice of breathing, awareness, stretching, strengthening, and relaxing.

I stopped going to this place because the owner simply doesn't know how to assist people…read more Left a $100 yoga mat and someone called me but didn't leave a message, didn't realize i left it until I returned to a class 2 days later.....i simply asked that in the future that her personal leave a message so people know why they are calling and she said "no one wouldv'e called me cause only she calls the clients. Staff make big deals out of small situations 1) the hot yoga is unbearable if u sit under the vent because she doesn't have directional vents in place. 2) tried to see why my partner couldn't access his account online and the Owner refused to help me......they had no problem when I set up our accounts and when i used his credit cards 3) owner seems unwilling to hear any type of constructive critism and even posted her belief on her FB page about not begging for acceptance from people isn't good.....listen to your client isn't begging it's called having interpersonal skills. 4) wouldn't let me come in class because they were centering but I had been in many classes the instructors were laughing during practice. The class rooms are often over packed and the parking is very limited and near impossible at times. No day time hours either D-

I visited this beautiful and welcoming studio while in town for the weekend. Great experience from…read morefriendly woman at front desk and nice class with just the right amount of challenges. Even on the cold, snowy morning there were many people attending and after taking the class, I could see why!

Morningside Yoga is a small little in-home studio in the Westcott area. If you're used to classes…read moreof 50+ people in the room, as I was, this Yoga studio provides a refreshingly different way to practice. The Yoga studio is an open and sunny room that overlooks a lush backyard. The classes are small - I've not been in one with more than ~8 people - which provides an atmosphere conducive to lots of one-on-one attention, and building friendships with the other regular students. The sessions themselves pull from numerous influences and doesn't fit neatly into any category. It's unique, and a little bit different every time, which keeps it always interesting. All that aside, though, the one reason why I kept going back was for the instructor. Michael, an "accomplished American master possessing great amounts of technical & philosophical knowledge combined with a genuine mystical connection to the path of yoga,"* is the owner of the studio, and his passion for Yoga is both immediately apparent and contagious. He lives Yoga. His Yoga passion is so much deeper than it-makes-my-tummy-tight-and-arms-toned, and students learn, through his classes, to practice Yoga in a similarly mindful way. He is a lifelong student (in more than just Yoga; he is also a black-belt and Buddhist meditator), which I found to be very inspiring to do the same. I just graduated Syracuse and, as a result, moved my life back over to the Bay Area. This is one of the things in Syracuse that I will miss the most. *quote is from company website