We came as a group of 10 without a reservation. They still had lanes open around 4:00pm and we were…read moreable to get the two lanes together. After a hiccup, the second group was able to start bowling. The equipment seems in good shape. We had to ask the attendant to reset the lanes only twice. The timer is very inflexible so once you see the yellow screen it is best to hurry your game. It will cut off whether you are on the last player's second try. The food was decent. My group enjoyed the wings and I had the mozzarella sticks and a small slice of pizza. Pretty good for a bowling alley. The water tasted good. For ten people we spent $100.xx plus tax. It wasn't a bad experience at all. People of all shades playing and working. We will return again soon.

I do not eat here often. The snack bar is located near the low end of the house. Today, I decided…read moreto try the fish sandwich before bowling. Swai fish was today's fish. And I'm glad I tried it. Never had Swai fish till today. A light flaky fish with little to no bones with good flavor to it. Definitely would try this again.

Very nice park Fenced in it looks like it's new…read more Very clean Great for toddlers and up

Southern New York State's largest wetlands is a fundamental reason that Staten Island's other…read moreenvironmental projects, like Fresh Kills Park (NYC's largest park) and the Bluebelt and Greenbelt have been so successful. It attracts larger and rarer species and gives them relatively undisturbed shelter to live and reproduce. It adds immeasurably to the borough's natural beauty. Lately, it has been under attack by BJ's who is trying to move in, cut out the trees and bulldoze gravel over the swamps to make a big box whole sale store and parking lot. https://ny.curbed.com/2019/9/6/20851432/staten-island-graniteville-swamp-development-photo-essay https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/28/nyregion/wetlands-staten-island-bjs.amp.html https://www.silive.com/news/2021/09/activists-ida-floods-show-need-for-graniteville-wetlands-pols-should-have-protected-bjs-site.html?outputType=amp

This was a fun experience!…read more It's a very different format than a classic escape room. You're on a team and essentially solving different riddles and puzzles. I had a lot of fun and the staff is extremely friendly!

Devon and Lisa were awesome! Our marketing team got together for a Christmas celebration, and…read morethis event was EXACTLY what we needed. Great questions, great teamwork, and amazing fun. Thanks guys and have a Merry Christmas.

There will be a two-mile round-trip kayak tour on August 25 at 12:30 p.m., while the site is closed…read moreto the public. Apparently that program fills really quickly and it's seldom offered. Here's the link to register, and the suggested donation is $20: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/freshkills-park-kayak-tour-tickets-965043740807?utm_source=Freshkills+Park+Newsletter&utm_campaign=4962e3413d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_02_07_03_20_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-242a9a8171-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D&mc_cid=4962e3413d&mc_eid=78209e05be There will also be a sunset photography tour on August 20 at 6:00 p.m., when the site is closed to the public. Here's the link to register, and the suggested donation is $10: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sunset-photography-tour-tickets-957302887707?utm_source=Freshkills+Park+Newsletter&utm_campaign=4962e3413d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_02_07_03_20_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-242a9a8171-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D&mc_cid=4962e3413d&mc_eid=78209e05be

5 stars for the potential awesomeness of this park! It's not completely open to the public yet but…read morethey occasionally open parts of it up for events and tours. I've been kayaking there (amazing!!!) and also came for one of their Discovery Days which was well organized and had very friendly staff, free bike rentals, birdwatching tours, information stands, etc. It really doesn't feel like you're still in the city--no city noises like sirens or construction, just grass and scrub around, and tons of interesting birds. The views are great since the landfill site is pretty hilly. It'll be amazing when the entire park is open. I mean, 3x the size of Central Park?! Wow. I love that they're keeping most of it as a nature preserve since NYC and its native wildlife definitely need it. Imagine going to this park and seeing deer! Even just on a birdwatching tour, we saw osprey, turkey vultures, gulls, a kingfisher, herons, and tons of other interesting birds. It isn't easy getting here, but totally worth it. NYC needs more parks and nature preserves like this!

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From the owner: Offered at The Edge Kids Karate, Teen, Adult Kickboxing,…read moreGymnastics,Group classes,Private Lessons, Personal Training Amazing Birthday Parties, Summer Camp.

Came during a holiday and they were open. My daughter loved it. They do parties. Staff was nice…read more Wish it was a bit more organized such as the toys and what not--especially since it seemed like we were first ones there. Didn't try any food. I thought it'd be bigger, but it's a good enough space.

stay awayyyyyy owner (male) is unbelievably rude ! no…read morewonder place is empty. Place is so dirty and unhygienic too! small playground - not good for kids over 5 ! better off going to another indoor play in the island you've been warned

"The Edge Gymnastics Center offers top-notch facilities and experienced coaches. The variety of…read moreprograms caters to all skill levels, making it a fantastic place for both beginners and advanced gymnasts. The staff is friendly and supportive, creating a welcoming environment for athletes to thrive in." We have FUN!!

From the owner: Open sign ups please call 718-637-8026. Fall, Winter, Summer & Spring, our recreational gymnastics…read moreclasses are weekly classes structured to build foundational skills and core strength. Children ages 2-18 can enjoy learning basic gymnastics skills on vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. In addition to the 4 olympic events they will work on tumble track, trampoline, and climbing rope. All the activities combined will help build confidence, coordination, and balance.