I have never taken a class here. I paid $100 online and tried to, but after calling, stopping by, and emailing, I couldn't get anyone's attention. For 6 months, they've been billing me $100 a month for nothing. Very very frustrating. read more

My entire experience here made the early morning wake up time worth it! I attended Adriana's Basics class at 9am on Sunday and was immediately greeted by the front desk staff. It's always a little daunting going to a new studio (I'm a home practicioner myself so I don't go to studios ever!) so it was nice to get a little overview of the space. The studio does provide mats but there definitely aren't enough for entire class to come unprepared, so if you have one I'd suggest bringing it. They're lightweight Manduka, but a little on the slippery side. There's also filtered tap water, a couple of bathrooms, and loads of cubbies and hooks to put your things. The yoga studio is on the second floor, and they ask you to take off your shoes before walking up the steps, which helps keeps the floors clean. Adriana's teaching style is kind of like talking to a chill friend that knows about yoga. She gives corrections, cues that make a lot of sense for beginners, and acknowledges that yoga is a personal journey. I'll definitely be coming back and maybe even signing up for an unlimited pass! read more

(to the tune of "Two Princes" by Spin Doctors) Yeah There's Three Queens, it's on Monroe Street That's what I said, now Three Queens - making me feel complete And that's just great, now If you have a few bucks to your name, Well that's just great, now Cuz this place, won't even break the bank so You can go now. Lisa - her soundtrack rocks the studio You know it's true and Katie, she'll make a stronger you, so You can lift some weights and Mariel - she'll take you to new levels She's so amazing Adriana, she's gonna slay like hell, Oh, You just can't lose so. Class with E-rick-DuPree, you're just gonna love it, baby can't you see? Whether you are in down dog or in tree This is what a yoga studio should be (this is what a studio should be) In my opinion, the power of a good studio is not in the fanciest floors or the nicest lighting, though Three Queens has those. It's in the quality of the instructors, and 3Q is knocking that out of the park. There's something for everyone and anyone, and their schedule is full of classes to match even the busiest lifestyle. I wish I lived closer so I could visit more often, but every class I have taken has been stellar. Keep an eye out for their workshops - so fun, so unique. read more

This is a great yoga spot! It's in a great part of town and the instructors are amazing. I am an experienced and active yogi. My boyfriend is a very y'all athletic guy who never went to a studio class. We went to a basics class and were so impressed with how much attention was given to each student. She offered modifications for student wanting to go deeper and students who were having a hard time reaching each pose. She was so patient and calm and really did a good job teaching the yoga versus just putting us in poses. My boyfriend came out of class sweating haha but we both had fun practicing and agreed it was a good place to go to his first class! read more

DIG is superb. Everything from the beautiful sky-lit, white studio to the instructors is 100% on point. I took Larry's morning class and he was phenomenal. He welcomed me to the studio, told me a bit about it and led us through a challenging practice. I have always been wary of attempting a handstand, but wanted to try it against the wall. Larry led me through it and I was amazed at how long I could hold it. If you are serious about your practice and have a desire to improve, then DIG is the perfect place to do so. Oh, and the DIG hour is only $8 and is worth every penny. Highly recommended! read more

This is a new Queen Village studio which is tucked back a little away from the street on Monroe. I used to take Mariel's class at Sweat every Friday evening and loved her. I would occasionally catch her class at Dhyana, and when I heard this summer that her and Pete Mattis were opening a place in QV, I knew I wanted to try it out! Luckily for me, Lululemon has been hosting their free weekly yoga classes there on Friday evenings, so I have had the pleasure of going to a couple of free classes. The upstairs studio is gorgeous. It is really big (for a city yoga studio at least), with some windows that provide natural light. The wooden floor is gorgeous. They have a variety of classes and even some community classes that have a cheaper drop in rate. (Regular drop in classes run about $15). I guess there is a Dig Yoga in Lambertville also. I don't know the other owner very well, but I have taken her class and it's great as well! Downstairs is Zakti Fitness. I'm not totally certain what it is, but it has yoga/fitness classes as well. read more

DIG Yoga in Philly is really excellent. I'm not sure they claim to be any particular style (maybe Iyangar, Anusara, and Ashtanga?). I received a 5-class card as a gift once we arrived in the neighborhood, and I have had a variety of the teachers. Each one is knowledgeable. I've mostly only attended the Basics classes to get my yoga- and studio-footing about me. I have been practicing for at least 10 years (I still consider myself a beginner, however; though I usually understand cues better than a beginner would), and the Basics classes still provide enough of a challenge. The instructors can walk you through even the most difficult poses and take time to meet each student where they are in their practice. With no judgement. One thing that threw me off in my first class was the joking and laughing the instructor did (not, like, knock-knock jokes; just silly goofy sayings or pointers, etc), but I've enjoyed my practice more in participation with folks who are serious enough but not severe. Regarding the general staff and feel of the place: the person who purchased the gift for me made specific mention of the friendliness of the staff. They smiled and walked her through the options and were excited she was purchasing this for someone else. I've found no evidence to the contrary. This studio has a neighborhood feel in that folks are friendly and helpful, but they can certainly leave you alone if you want to be left alone. This will be my neighborhood studio for the foreseeable future. read more

I think this studio has it's pros and cons. Granted, I have only gone to 4 classes, but each class was with a different instructor. Of those 4 instructors, I would choose to only go back for one of them. Kilkenny does an amazing job. The others however, I felt more like I was at the gym and less like I was at yoga. Personally, I feel that yoga is just as much, if not more, about the spiritual side. Unfortunately in 3/4 of the classes I went to, the spiritual aspect was non-existent. I think this is from a lack of experience. 3 of the instructors I had class with have only been practicing for 5 or so years which is not much to write home about. The music selection is a little odd in my opinion (alt rock, house music, etc.) Also, on more than one occasion I was corrected on something I had been taught at a different studio (and have researched since to ensure I knew the correct way). I actually left one class and had pulled a muscle in my back. Overall not the best studio. I'm surprised at how many other people really like this place. I guess it's just not for me. read more

I really enjoyed the two yoga classes I went to. I'm from out of town and this was a welcoming environment with friendly, positive teachers. I like the way they walked us through everything, reminding us of our center, and coached us through the more difficult moves. It was great! read more

Dropped in for a 8 AM class taught by Lisa a while ago :) She's a very good instructor! The music that Lisa played meshed very well with the poses. It wasn't too loud to the point where it could interfere with your focus. I went on a weekday, so it wasn't packed (fortunately). My favorite part was the studio room itself: it's nice and huge, encompassing natural lighting that is just absolutely stunning. Plus, no mirrors to make you self conscious :p And every now and then you can hear the outside birds chirping. It somewhat feels like you're doing yoga outside in a natural environment. It's really the perfect place to practice yoga! read more

I cannot say enough positive things about Alison Mungan at 3 queens. I have never been to a class before where I felt so welcome. AND I am always thankful that she explains poses so well- I feel that I get the full benefit and continue to learn and grow. Also she has an amazing personality that just makes it fun -even though I am new she inspires me to keep pushing myself. I leave feeling relaxed, happy and challenged. I do wish they had more classes available for the peeps who work 9/5. I want to do there 5pm class but not usually possible (5:15 or 5:30 would be great instead of 5). But I still give them a FIVE stars because I would be there every day if I could. read more

I have learned much about proper alignment in the last year, especially from Larry, Allison and Matt. I love the studio space and the instruction. I started going after a surgery last year and yoga at Three Queens has become an important part of my life. I am stronger. I feel better physically and psychologically. read more

I had taken random yoga classes on and off for the last decade, but always had anxiety about going to class due to my own insecurities about not knowing what I was supposed to be doing (which I realize now is the opposite of what I should have been doing :) ). With a growing number of external stressors in my life, I knew I had to make yoga a part of my weekly routine in order to save my sanity and get back in touch with myself. I decided to do the 4 week beginner workshop with Gina, and I am forever grateful to her for the experience. With each class I gained more confidence in myself. Gina's calm and nurturing demeanor was just what I needed. She reminded me that I needed to stop trying to be something/some way that I was not, and to accept myself as I was. I cried during every savasana at the end of class because I was so happy to have this time for myself ; a time of love and positivity that my life was so lacking. The training I received at Dig left me confident and excited to bring my practice to the next level. Though I had to move out of town only after a few classes at Dig, I can honestly say it is one of the things I will miss most about Philly. I have now made yoga a permanent part of my life and I am so thankful that I started my yoga journey at Dig and especially, with Gina. I cannot thank her enough for showing me all that yoga can be. Namaste. read more

If you are looking for a yoga home this is it. The staff are warm and welcoming as well as the space. I have been coming to DIG since it first opened and although I can't come (nearly) as often as I would like to, staff remembers my name and greets me with a smile. Now, the instructors are all amazing. I have never walked out feeling defeated, rather inspired. I am usually able to go to DIG hour which is just enough for me. It is taught at a mixed level, but beginners and well as more advanced are given modifications / advancements. My biggest complaint about many yoga studios / classes is that anatomical placement is not the first priority- well here at DIG it is. Every instructor is knowledgeable and have the lightest but most effective touch in order for you to get into the posture most effectively. I hate to play favorites because everyone there is amazing, but Mariel and Kilkenny are my personal faves. Those two always have a smile and realize yoga is serious, but still fun! I love this place and the people! If you live in Queen Village or Bella Vista you must come- and if not it is worth the trip! read more

This is a really wonderful studio, and is fantastic for beginners or those who really want to learn and delve into alignment. I love the natural light, the wonderful instructors, the clean space, and even the classmates. read more

Absolutely fantastic. I have practiced at 5 different studios in Philly over the past 10 years. DIG Yoga is hands down the best. The teachers are just amazing, especially Nikki. The classes are are varied and ALWAYS challenging!!! Core work is always included, which I love! A strong core is so important in yoga. The space is clean and beautiful, although these teachers are so good, I would practice here if it was in a garage. If you are a beginning yogi, I couldn't think of a better place to start; if you are looking to build strength and deepen your practice, you will not be disappointed!!!! read more

So sad I've moved states and can't attend here anymore. The classes are thoughtful, comfortable, and the space is utterly beautiful and relaxing. I would recommend going during the week for your first time, as on the weekends it can get very crowded. In my opinion, Kilkenny and Mariel were some of the best yoga instructors I've ever had. An absolute pleasure! read more

This is probably one of the nicest, cleanest yoga studios I have ever been to. The staff is very friendly, and the instructor we had (Jean-Claude?) was very good. Mat rentals are available for $2, drop in class was $15 (we had a 2-for-1 deal, given to us by a friend), and the props are in great shape. I would definitely come again when I'm in the Philly area. read more

Class was a bit overcrowded, I don't think they limit the number of sign ups. But despite not having much room to practice, the instructor and studio were great! I felt challenged and enjoyed the class overall. read more

I've tried getting into yoga a few times in three different cities. DIG is the only studio that has made me want to keep at it. The studio is beautiful, clean and bright. The teachers are encouraging and welcoming; and their instruction, crystal clear. DIG is so great that I brought my boyfriend (never been to a gym, dragged his feet to class) to Basics with Nathaniel. Almost three months later, he continues to go weekly even when I can't make it! read more

This is, hands down, the most beautiful yoga studio I have ever been to in the city. The natural light, clean lines, and the vision that these folks had when creating this studio is remarkable. I appreciate the diverse group of practitioners, along with the welcoming teachers. There is something very pure and genuine about practicing at Dig. read more

Love this studio so much! The room is big and has a lot of natural light, I've been to most of the yoga studios in the city and three queens is my favorite especially Mariel's classes she plays awesome music and is not pretentious and funny read more

I began going to this studio about three months ago and have been extremely impressed with the knowledge, professionalism and skill of the teachers at this studio. All staff I have encountered have been nothing short of amazing with their practice. I would highly recommend this studio to all levels of participants! read more

This place has attracted really great, welcoming people from teachers to students. The teachers make an authethic effort to get to know each student. All poses are given with different modifications so you can get the most out of each class. There are no yoga divas here. I have taken some great classes taught by Alison, Nathaniel, Mariel, and Larry. My favorite is the DIG hour with Alison. Any time I meet people who are scared to try yoga it makes me want to introduce them to DIG. read more

This studio is warm, welcoming, and spacious. I booked a class via ClassPass and loved it! Adriana Adele is a kind teacher who offered her time for adjustments, any questions or requests we had - and added lots of love and humor. Best yoga studio I've been to in Philly thus far after moving back from California. read more

i have only been here once and it is probably the most beautiful of the studios in the city. cool spot. everyone seemed to know each other. i dont like my yoga and social life to cross, so i usually come off as shy or unapproachable. yoga is my peace. my chance to be invisible. that being said, stong practice that was creative and different. i definitely felt great when it was over. i wish i had the time to do more yoga and get to repeat visits at studios i love/like. my returns are few and far between, but this place is a great addition to the neighborhood and yoga community. read more

This studio is gorgeous, clean, and the perfect setting for yoga. I've been practicing with Larry for a while now and am so glad he is teaching in this beautiful setting. He has a great knowledge of anatomy and alignment, and his classes are alway fun with a nice balance of strengthening and stretching. I always leave feeling invigorated and ready to start my day. All of the other instructors I've have had here are top notch as well. The studio offers a variety of classes and even a free community class on Fridays. With the phenomenal space, teachers, and staff there is no doubt this place is the best in the city!! read more

I was looking for a studio when I moved to the neighborhood. The space is beautiful with lots of natural light and an overall serene feeling. The students in all the classes that I've taken range in level, age, and gender, making the classes feel approachable, especially if you're a novice yogi. Being new to the studio, the instructors took the time to ask my name and introduce themselves to me personally, which I thought added to the sense of community. All of the instructors are knowledgeable and down to earth. It's nice that they have classes later in the evening so that I can make it to classes after work and they also have a lot of fun themed yoga events (Namaslay). It's a great find in the neighborhood. read more

DIG is the most beautiful and cleanest studio in Philadelphia. I lived in New York for 6 years before moving to Philadephia and practiced at least 5 days a week, I have learned more at DIG in the last few months than I learned in 6 years in NY. The teachers care so much about proper alignment and help each individual as much as they can while still giving you an amazing practice and workout. I absolutely love DIG and highly recommend it to anyone, beginner to advanced! read more

DIG Yoga is my new home for yoga in Philly! Not only is it huge, quiet, light-filled and beautiful, but it has the most expert and experienced instructors in the Philly area. I like Kilkenny's classes the most - she is such an expert in alignment, always inspirational and her depth of knowledge in philosophy and therapeutics seems endless. She should really be on Yogaglo! I don't doubt that DIG will take over the yoga scene in Philly! read more

I'm from NYC, but visit Philly often. I found this studio to be the most beautiful (and cleanest) studio in Philadelphia. Nice floors, lots of space, and tons of natural light. Lululemon hosts a weekly class there on Fridays. The teachers seem to have a very open spirit. It does NOT feel pretentious, clique-ish or cult-ish like some studios can be. Take Mariel's class if you can. read more