2 of my friends send their kids to this school. I actually have heard Mr. Brian play at a few…read moreconcerts and he was really good. I have been trying to get on his schedule for several months. Got the call that my daughter was in. I went to see the new location and was impressed. They even have a TV in the waiting room for parents. Nice people. I talked to Jaime and she was helpful. I don't think she's from MA because she's REALLY nice. Worked around my schedule and my 9 year old is taking lessons next month. I will return to write another review.

When I started learning to drive in my mid-20's I was very nervous. I didn't grow up driving a car,…read morebut AL&L was fantastic. My instructor was very patient and calm, but pushed me to do things that I initially was hesitant or frustrated with. Overall, I think my experience was ideal. I was picked up on time from my work, and drove around Back Bay, which was a great place to learn. Lots of streets without a centerline, tight corners, and difficult spots to learn parallel parking. 10/10 and now I feel very confident driving

The manager is Very unprofessional and rude. Not sure how they are still in business. I had already…read morepaid for the driving lesson so I must complete them. I wish I could request a refund. If your looking for professional service and a good driving instructor I advice you to go somewhere. Don't waste your money.

The splash pad was perilous. 50+ kids running uncontrollably. It was too dangerous for My 2 yr old…read moregrandson. It was horrible. Absolutely no one watching.

The pool is spacious and very clean, which is very important to me; furthermore, it was not too…read morecrowded. The attendance were polite and attentive to the swimmers.

Student centered, high expectations and caring for each student. They give 100% to all families…read moreand do so much for the community!

They are the most amazing caring dance teachers! They are always doing community service. They…read morelove all the kids as if they were their own.They go above and beyond for all the children. At recital time they hand design costumes, headpieces and shoes for all the children. The kids love to go to dance class. My daughter has been dancing with them for 38 years, now my granddaughter dances also. I can't Thank them enough for all they do!

They sold a me a gift card then went out of business and never refunded the money. Don't trust…read morethem. Ever!

Something got me interested in glass blowing. I know myself, and I knew I probably wouldn't have…read moreheaps of fun... but it is something I wanted to experience for myself. After reading the reviews, I decided to go here. I took the glassblowing sampler, which serves as an introduction to the art. My two instructors were Matt and Pat. The first thing we did was go through the shop, and see what kinds of things they do. There were no visible sales tactics involved, more like a "this is what we do". Then we got to the room where the melted glass actually lives... now folks... they tell you to bring a bottle of water, bring one. Molten glass is incredibly hot, and therefore the room is too. They go over what we will be making, and how we will be making it, as well as things that could go wrong. In this glass we make paperweights. Then we go over safety and practice three times to make sure we got everything down. Yes, burns do happen, but they do everything they can to minimize the risk. When it is your turn, one of the instructors will be working with you one on one to guide you through the process, and ensure you don't get a burn from glass whose temperate well exceeds 1,000 degrees. However, this is where this place lost some stars. When it was my turn, Pat was the person working with me. While I appreciate his help, he did many things that were extra, and unrelated to safety, such as spinning the rod. While minor, and while I was the one manipulating the glass, I still felt it took away from the experience. It was more like me assisting him than him assisting me. You don't get the opportunity to "blow" into the glass in this class, but it was demonstrated to us at the end. Some more notes: Instructors were fairly chill, but no-nonsense dudes. When you have molten glass, joking around is very dangerous. The owner has a great sense of humor! And finally, molten glass is very viscous. It is not as easy to manipulate as it looks. In conclusion: if I had enjoyed glass blowing, I would return here. But, alas, I found it was not for me. Definitely worth it for the experience though!

Excellent driving school and very easy to work with. Not sure why others posted negative reviews…read morebut our experience has been exceptional. Special thanks to Paul for helping us navigate the process.

Very kind, patient, and helped me pass my test (this was 4 years ago but w/e) 10/10 would…read morerecommend. I had taken driving lessons before and knew how to do it mostly, but could never land parallel parking or the test, and 2 lessons in and I managed to pass/fix some stuff. I keep hearing my instructor telling me how to park properly 4 years later lol.

My daughter has enjoyed her voice lessons very much. She has learned so much in a short time. The…read morestaff is friendly and informative. I would choose this school time and again due to their outstanding quality. They are fairly priced and you get so much more than just music you get professionals and a musical education that your child will carry with them forever. ​

Although I might be an outlier, this is worth sharing. My son is young and I have been looking to…read moreengage him in music immediately as activity centers began to open up. I wanted to secure private lessons and his school seemed perfect, offering 20 min privates. I was "yes'd" during the orientation process and explicitly said that I was not interested in anything zoom related or group. Simply targeting 20 min privates and happy to pay. My payment info was taken from me and we attended two group lessons after the main instructor conducted an evaluation on zoom (even though i was told this would be in person) and insisted that my son should be in group. Group was fine- we didn't get much out of this. Following Xmas break, i reviewed my banking statement and saw that i had 2 109 dollar charges in one month (we went to the school twice for 20 min group lessons). Solid mark up! I disputed the charges and had a conversation with the director of the school where she told me that i would not be charged until we re-review my son and find a private option that's not zoom. Since the school went to zoom lessons and because my son is young and won't get much from zoom sessions, we opted to wait out the "covid season." Just saw that I was charged 109 dollars again.. so that's $350 dollars for 2 20 min group music sessions. Lesson learned on my end.. pay as you go is the only option moving forward. I have since disputed all charges with my bank and will re-visit at home privates down the line. I am sure this is a wonderful school for kids who are older and engaged in music but my personal experience as a parent requesting a simple private and consistent unauthorized charges was not ideal .