This is a lovely place to spend the day…read more We came around 10:30am on a Saturday. You have to check in at the front entrance and there is sometimes a charge for parking. At the cafeteria, breakfast is first come, first served from 10-11am. They have a very limited menu featuring granola bowls with yogurt, fruit puree, granola, and dried fruits. They also have soft boiled eggs, scones, muffins, coffee, and tea. Everything was fresh, hearty, and delicious. They also serve lunch in the cafeteria, but that requires a reservation. There is a Michelin starred restaurant on the property as well. The spacious grounds are a treat to walk. They rotate the location of the animals so it's a pleasant surprise to happen upon them. We saw goats, pigs, and cows. The pathways have gravel, but they were not super rough. We had two strollers with us and no issues pushing them along. We walked the short loop, but there are longer trails for those who want more. Very family friendly and peaceful for a stroll.

I came here for the tour and tray lunch on a Friday. I booked the 12pm tour with the tray lunch…read moreafter at 1pm. The tour was interesting but rather short and you don't fully see the whole farm. The bakery was probably the best part of the tour since you learn about their whole wheat baking and get to see the mill. The tour was a bit expensive so probably would skip the tour. The tray lunch was good though, the ingredients taste really fresh and you can tell nothing is processed. The farm was large and it was nice to walk around. The greenhouse, the livestock area, apiary, and vegetable field were all really nice to walk around. The staff were all very friendly and helpful.

My experience working with the SafeSplash Swim School has been OUTSTANDING and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND…read morethem to anyone considering learning how to swim. My personal background in swimming includes years of swimming competitions and life guarding when I was a teenager and I am thoroughly impressed with the effectiveness of the SafeSplash Swim School pedagogy, the hands-on approach used to train new swimmers, and the affordability. My daughter was scared to jump into the pool on her own, even with an instructor waiting to catch her, when she was five years old and first starting a thirty minute once-a-week group lesson. After consistently attending those classes, she is now seven years old and able to swim twenty five meter lengths back-and-forth, alternating between freestyle and backstroke, and continues to attend classes as she moves up through the pedagogical levels. The Yonkers/Riverdale facility SafeSplash Swim School uses to train swimmers is a GEM and the instructors are all friendly and dedicated to bringing out the very best of abilities in swimmers looking to learn

My two daughters have been enrolled and welcomed thank you bc this has been such a wonderful…read moreexperience

We had my son's 7th birthday party at Our Little Workshop in Eastchester today and it was…read morewonderful! Diane, that communicates and handles all the planning was excellent and delivered exactly what was promised. She is kind and was so lovely to work with. Jackie has taught my kids after school programs at school and she knows what she's doing. She and Lisa taught at our party today and they are gentle, respectful, encouraging and positive. I felt like they had the perfect amount of control and relaxed attitude that was needed for the event. I couldn't have asked for a nicer party. Thank you so much!

Aaron is very professional and the Lego projects are great. Each child has a tablet and well…read moreorganized box of Lego pieces to use. I love the fact that the projects are original. My son's favorite was a Ferris wheel that utilized a motor and had mini-figs in the seats. Super!

This was the school's Italian festival and it was super . Small scale prices were reasonable…read moreconsidering the current market. Street parking but plenty to be had and nice array of fanes food and vendors .

Amazing place, the staff are nice and they make you feel welcome. The trainers here are well…read moreinformative and are great at explaining and teaching! This will be my go to spot for any kind of cpr classes classes Tejah thank you so much

The employees are very friendly and my son is very happy to go there every day and they they teach…read moremy son to speak Spanish

i am giving horace mann four stars because I like taking my acts here and also one time they were…read moregiving out free pizza. maybe one day i will traverse these halls once more and relive those ambient saturday mornings. for now i'll just reminisce from afar.

This is where I first became a genius…read more Thank you professor Timko. Mrs. Woods. Mr. Breckinridge. Kim Do. Mr. Collins. Mrs. Litt, who I see now is leading educational programs at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens? Most excellent. Lots of devoted teachers. Some quirky students. Go Lions. Who could forget Mr. Donato's 4th floor of Tillinghast history and economics lectures. They included Yiddish terms (including from Laverne and Shirley.. see schlamiel and schlamozel..), the Holland Tunnel effect (yawning), and other errata. Emily predicted the German reunification. Good call kiddo! The English prof's comedic impressions of the lil tramp were pretty good but I'm more of a Buster Keaton and Vince Vaughn guy. We used to be able to go down the hill. I learned a lot racing in video games, playing the carnival pinball machine "ride the ferris wheel.." and smashing buildings as a gorilla or dinosaur. The pizza was good. And I didn't get mugged. :) Winning. Mr "Lombardi" told me I was the worst gym student he ever had. It's a badge of distinction I bare with honor to this day. And who could forget the square dancing gym classes led by that chunky southern? fellow. Wasn't he also a wrestling coach? Never have I been so fit in mind and body. Skip to the loo my darling. Is that a bathroom reference? No idea. Round and round we go.. I might have forgotten a detail or two. But it was all worth it. Like Ivan Boesky and Eliott Spitzer I've gone on to lead in an ethical and honorable fashion, leading first by example.. But I digress.. Mr. Timko's physics classes taught me how to find God. After our class he taught only theater.. I was always a lil sad about that and I am probably partly to blame. But I'm sure he was one heck of a theater teacher as well. He would let us retake tests as many times as we wanted to try and improve our grade. But each time the test would be a lil harder. The point was to master the material. Talk about testing reform. You were a Jedi señor. And Breck made me feel low for doing a drive by flicking off of Fieldston more by force of his humble example and leadership than by any lecture or harsh words. Character. There were bad apples too. But to a person Judd said those were his favorites. So to each their own. Although the cool parents made sure their kids didn't get stuck with them.. Thanks for nothing mom and Dad!!! Magna est Veritas et Praevalet: Great is the Truth and it Prevails. Even if it sometimes it takes a while or gets sidetracked by corruption.. :P I don't recall carving my name or initials in any of the old wood, but I did free several generations of fruit flies in science class. Oh and I remember the silence of one science professor who scoffed at me when I said jetted water is used for precision metal cutting.. he didn't say anything when I brought in a clipping for the company that made the equipment. Who's laughing now? I'm Yelp ELITE!!! Maybe he moved on.. or simply lacked the requisite grace and humility to make a correction.. Fortunately there were others who taught me to search out, to question, to struggle, to rethink, and to challenge myself. Ultimately, they taught me that there is tremendous joy in learning. At the arcade and in the classroom. I should also mention Sal's Salumeria.