I really enjoy working out at this gym. The location is great--and with that the people who work…read moreout in it. Young/middle aged professionals is generally the crowd. It's a smaller gym, but I feel like if you come in with a purpose it isn't so bad. One suggestion to management perhaps would be in regards with employees and eating at the front desk. Like I mentioned before, the space is small and when employees eat, for example, Taco Bell--or anything with a heated aroma, the entire gym smells like a fast food joint. It the most ideal workout conditions when it smells like your at a food court.

When I was a member here, they literally had one filthy towel hanging on a hook next to the…read moresanitizer, and that is how you were supposed to wipe down the equipment. I brought my concerns about them not providing clean towels to wipe down equipment to the staff member on duty, and I was told that we can all share one towel, but don't worry, because they will wash it every day. He told me the gym was too small to provide members with towels to wipe themselves with. OK fine. But the equipment needs to be wiped down after each use, and using the same dirty towel for everyone, all day, is not accomplishing that. I've never seen another gym do this. I was a member here for a year, and every other week one of the ellipticals or stationary bikes was broken. In such a small gym, this is very inconvenient.

Granted LA Fitness is the Walmart of its industry, but I had to share my experience today…read more During my morning work out, there was the usual music from the exercise studio and the overhead music. But now other music blaring from the trainer section. Truly a cacophony of sound. I inquired at the front desk where a tall, strong but not too bright manager explained the trainers play their own music for their clients to keep them motivated. A trainer that can only motivate their clients through annoying other members? Then perhaps those trainers lack core competency in their field. If being disrespectful to other members is the goal too, then mission accomplished. Not surprising management endorses this behavior as training is a profit center and just another way to degrade the overall experience. The strategy is to sell, not provide a service.

My personal trainer, Belkis Quijada, is the best! She has created a safe space for me to push my…read morelimits. I very much appreciate her patience and expertise.

The gym itself is great. My one star review is for the employees. My gym membership was randomly…read morecanceled by an employee named Heather. Called the gym to find out what the issue was. Another employee named Connor said he would investigate and talk to Heather. Well that investigation was fairly quick. Connor emailed me back immediately stating that my membership was "mistakenly" canceled by Heather. Who mistakenly cancels a gym membership?? What a poor excuse, Connor. And supposedly my card on file was not valid for the month of January 2026. But the same card was valid all of 2024 and 2025 and they sure took my money. I decided to spend my money else where. Do better guys, your poor excuses can lose a lot of customers.

I really like this place and as a gym it's nice and clean, staff are usually helpful and kind. I…read morereally like this place and the atmosphere and people are very nice. My one issue is the billing department. I pay 75$ a month to have a membership here, and when I got a knee injury that required crutches and a massive heavy metal brace around my leg, my Doctor told me I was not allowed to work out until I was cleared by her as I might need surgery. This did not warrant a good enough reason for them to let me cancel my membership (because I can still do arm workouts according to them). During my four month recovery I was still charged a 15$ fee instead of the entire amount. Then, when I'm finally cleared and ready to get back to the gym my monthly membership charge declined, and I immediately noticed and put enough money in my account to pay for it. To my surprise the next day I got a charge for $98 instead of $75, and when I called they said their reasoning was because there's a service fee if they have to run your card again. A $23 dollar random fee is insane. This company is too focused on making as much money as they can off of each person who joins and honestly I won't be renewing my membership when it's time.

Great place to workout in lincoln square. Feels like a home gym even if your the only stranger in…read morethere. Nice staff and owners. Has everything one needs for working out. Great overall!

If you are new to working out like me I highly recommend checking this gym. No lengthy expensive…read morecontract, new and clean place, and no long wait for the machines like other big gyms

Great trainers and big facility. The exercises were easy enough to follow but complex that it keeps…read moreyour mind engaged as well. The bathrooms were clean and they have showers. They give you a cool towel after your workout which I found thoughtful. Will be back !

Beautiful large well-appointed faculty with excellent staff and trainers. Ample classes including…read moreevery day at noon. Will return next time I'm in Chicagoland.

Another Sunday afternoon wasting 45 minutes going to the club, changing, showering, and entering…read morethe pool only to be told that even though the schedule states open swim at 3:30 pm, the pool has been reserved until 5 pm. No prior notice and no signs before entering the pool today,

I got introduced to Edgewater Athletic Club via a swim program they host…read more Pros: - They have a nice sized pool that has several swim lanes for beginner swimmers and more advanced swimmers. - The staff member at the entrance was very nice. He was always willing to loan me a towel every time I visited. - The swim program is setup every well! It took me a few rounds to land a spot because it's very competitive but it was worth the wait. The instructors are very knowledgeable and helped me feel more comfortable in the water. Cons: - The pool is cleaned monthly and you can really see the difference of it being recently cleaned vs collecting whatever in the pool. - The locker rooms could use an update and a deep cleaning. I wish they had a mix of short lockers with the full sized lockers so we don't have to stuff all of our items into multiple lockers when it gets colder outside.

This is our neighborhood Gym, the one closest to my place. I'm very happy and grateful for V Tone…read moreFitness space. I feel there's enough space and gym equipment including a separate area for stretching. I've taken showers there and its fine. I just wish they had a sauna, but I have not seen any. Overall I give V tone Fitness a 4.5 out of 5.

I love this neighborhood gym! It is not a giant gym like the franchise ones in the area but it has…read morea lot of Rogers Park heart & soul in it. It is also a short run for me to get there and all the employees and gym goers are friendly and helpful. It is mom and pop places like these that give soul to a neighborhood and I am there for it.

Nice clean gym. Has everything you need to get a good workout. The staff is extremely friendly &…read morevery professional. I like that they have their own private parking. Showers available too. The trainer I was assigned with is a perfect fit for me. So they really do listen and pay attention to your wants and needs. Prices are competitive and fair.

I want to begin by saying if you have specific strength goals this definitely is the place to go…read more This facility is amply equipped with the essentials necessary to improve strength, agility and endurance. Athletes, this is an ideal place for you. If you're looking for a wide variety of selectorized units and other shiny objects you might be a little disappointed. Now if looking to build a body thats both fit and strong Evolution most certainly deserves a look. Personally this place has incredible potential if they ever decided to expand to a more "traditional" gym. But then again that's what makes this place special.