Had a nice day out with the family at Fairways! Before we golfed, we enjoyed some hot dogs and…read morekielbasa dogs, then had some ice cream afterwards. The milkshake was perfect! The courses were cute and were definitely more challenging than they appeared. My husband took a few swings at the batting cages, these were a bit on the older side and some of the balls were getting thrown kind of high. It was laid back and everything was reasonably priced. A cute gem to know about!

Cute little place with mini golf and batting cages. Perfect little summer activity - with mini golf…read moreand a snack shake. Around the corner tons of outdoor seating. Went with a couple of friends for ice cream and food. The place Defs hit the spot- nice classic American food (hot dogs, nachos etc)

I came here to hit some softballs on a weekday. It's a nice, large space with lots of amenities,…read moreincluding clean bathrooms and an open party space. Brendan went through two buckets of baseballs with me. He was pretty chill and offered some quick advice, which I also appreciated. You can rent long or short cages by the half hour. They have some bats on hand, but only one softball bat. So bring your own gear if you can!

Best indoor facility in the Capitol region. Educated pro instruction. A good fundamental clinic…read moreprogram and comparative rates.

I took my friend with me it was a blast the only part I don't enjoy were the prices of the food.read more

I'm leaving this review because I want other vendors--especially disabled vendors--to know what…read morethey're walking into. I was genuinely excited about participating in the Holiday Market at Sonny's Place. I toured the grounds with one of their ambassadors, discussed my accessibility needs, and was told they'd help me secure a comfortable setup. I even took the time to alert their team about scam posts on Facebook from people pretending to collect vendor fees--trying to protect their community. Instead of being met with professionalism or gratitude, I was removed as a vendor without explanation. No courtesy call, no clarity, nothing but dismissive behavior from Mackenzie, the person handling vendor relations. After everything I shared and the effort I put in, her response made it clear how poorly these events are managed. To make matters worse, the building itself is not ADA accessible, which violates the basic principles of ADA Title III. As a full-time wheelchair user, that alone speaks volumes. Equal access should never be an afterthought. I came in with good faith, ready to create something beautiful for families and children. Instead, I left disappointed, stressed, and honestly shocked at how little care was given to accessibility or communication. Vendors--especially those of us in the disability community--should think twice before signing up. Avoid the headache and the heartache. You deserve better than this.

We passed through from Texas while visiting family in the area and to get some work in before we…read moreheaded to a tournament in Cooperstown, NY. The facility is convenient, air conditioned and top notch. Tim was a welcoming host and good baseball man to talk with. I observed his coaches working with the kids coming through and it was clear they have great rapport with the kids and baseball knowledge. I would definitely recommend the Batters Box to all ages that need cages and mounds to work out.

The atmosphere, the owner and the skill taught by the coaches is bar none. My son has played for a…read moreBatter's Box team for 2 years and he has made leaps and bounds in his skills as a short stop and pitcher. I have and will continue to recommend the Batter's Box to anyone looking to improve their baseball skills and learn new techniques.

Only cages in town since Game in North Haven closed theirs. Been there forever. They're doing some…read moreright.

Nice, clean facility. Staff is very nice and service oriented. The batting cages are in good…read moreshape and everyone is good about taking turns.

My son decided he wanted to do baseball & desperately needed batting practice. I called K R…read morebaseball and asked some questions the staff were very helpful. We went later in the day ( it was packed with teams & kids) but the staff took the time to explain the facility to myself & son. He was very welcoming, and the batting cages are great. 3 of the cages are free to use, the other side of the room is for when you reserve lanes for practice. I can't believe how affordable K R is! I was expecting to pay close to 50-60.00 for my son to bat, it's $3.00 per 20 balls. They do offer deals & discounts. We will be back for sure!

Great setup overall, and clean bathrooms, but absolutely NO SHADE, and that includes the dugouts…read more These poor kids are playing in the heat and get to the dugout for no relief. I can only hope that there are plans (soon!) for some sun protection for the players and maybe a few trees here and there for the fans. Good food choices on-site and a couple of very close options which are walkable. Bring shade with you if you can and LOTS of water!!

This is a great option during the winter. It's close to our house and they have many tournaments…read moreand games for winter play. They are efficient at moving the teams through their games. My daughter is ready to play outside but they also have cages for practice.

Went to Extra Innings the other day as part of an open practice/tryouts for a baseball league based…read morein the western Mass area, and it was a perfectly fine place to practice at! Our league had reserved two lanes (they really should have reserved three lanes, but that's on the league for not doing so), and there was enough room to do light throwing warm-ups, taking somewhat awkwardly-spaced ground balls, and perfectly fine pitching and hitting practice. There was about 10-12 players and another 7 coaches (all full-grown adults), so that 3rd lane being opened up probably would have come in handy. There were one or two youth teams occupying other lanes and they seemed to have plenty of room on their end. Just a heads up to players/coaches, use regular gym shoes or indoor turf shoes and not regular baseball spikes. There's no mock infield and the roof isn't tall enough to take proper fly balls, so this facility is really best for pitching and hitting practice. Taking grounders won't really replicate doing so on a real field due to the more bouncy turf surface, but you can still do so to get mechanics down if you really want. I didn't look too much into it, but they had a pretty decent pro shop with items to purchase. Overall, a perfectly fine indoor facility and no complaints on my end!

In the middle of my contract thet raised the prices without any notice.Never again. Too many other…read moreoptions.

Fantastic place to go and have a great day of batting practice. Family fun and professional as…read morewell. Owner is super accommodating and fantastic. Make sure you call because ours change depending upon the season. Highly recommended A+

This place fuckin sucks rude employees they don't let you use your cage unless you have at least 50…read moredollars on them

New owners is a good guy. New inventory being brought in daily. Fishing section completely revamped…read moreand stocked with the latest and greatest gear. Firearms selection is awesome. If he doesn't have it in store he will track it down and get it for you.

New owner Dan is a nice guy he is getting up to speed on upgrading this old store. A little slow…read moreand flaky on special orders but he is a one man show for now so it's understandable.