I know escape rooms have been around for a while, but it wasn't until I read Partners in Crime by…read moreAlisha Rai that I finally felt inspired to try one for myself. And WOW I'm so glad I did! My husband and I tackled the Clue-Dunnit room and had an absolute blast. It was intense, immersive, and honestly, such a great way to bond and have fun. We finished with just seconds to spare, which made it all the more exciting. If you're in Sarasota area and looking for a fun, interactive experience, I highly recommend trying out an escape room - you won't regret it. Pro Tip: Go with people you communicate well with - every second counts!

Great experience! The employees made our first time a memorable one!…read moreShe gave us clues to help us along the way when we got stumped.

Since moving to their new location on Cattleman in Sarasota, l have loved coming here to dance and…read moretake lessons. Best competition-grade dance floors in Sarasota, gigantic ballroom space for foxtrot and waltz, amazing ballroom and Latin teachers, very friendly and welcoming.

Sunday dances with DJ Bob are the best! There is a good ratio of men versus women and I…read moreparticularly like that they have a different lesson the entire month that progresses to additional moves each week. Jane W.

I used to love, love, love seeing Andres perform outside at Mattison's City Grille in Downtown…read moreSarasota, thanks to an acquaintence suggesting Sunday brunch there. He has such a GREAT voice (one that sounds clear and awesome live and makes you stop what you're doing to listen) and puts on an impressive one man show. Andres possesses quite an affable demeanor. His sets were made extra enjoyable with his good sense of humor and how nicely he interacts with his audience. During the times I saw him, he would always have a song list with him or take off-list requests (worth the tippage). I would often ask to hear some Jason Mraz or Jack Johnson because their songs seemed to fit the sun, the drinks (mimosas, of course), the food and the mood. His talent is diverse though and he can certainly mix it up if need be (bossa nova, classical guitar, salsa, rock and roll, jazz, etc). While Andres puts on a great one man show, his wife accompanied him on occasion for a nice change up (they have their own little duo called Son Dos http://www.myspace.com/sondosband ). Maybe because they were still sorta newlyweds at the time, they came off as such a cute and likable couple. They definitely jibe very well together on stage. Another cool thing about Andres is that he can sing in FIVE languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French. He is originally from Mexico and some of his songs are sung with a little bit of an accent, but it doesn't detract from his performance level. Not for me, at least. Before I left FL I'd wanted to go do a brunch date thing at Mattison's and have my Michigan BF check Andres out for the first time and we were told he wasn't performing there anymore. HUGE disappointment. I just checked his website calendar and happily saw he was still performing locally in Sarasota at Ceviche and The Hub http://www.guitarflorida.com/apps/calendar/ I really can't wait to get back down to Florida to hear Andres live again. Go check him out if you're ever in Sarasota or to see that he can indeed provide some great live and engaging music for any cool, classy adult event you may be planning. Per his card (which I recently came across while organizing some FL stuff and which led me to write this review), he is for hire for things like parties, weddings, serenades and guitar lessons. If you elect to listen on a play or pay basis, in either case, I think you will be quite pleased that you did.

Very entertaining performer......true professional!! Andres engages all audience members!!!…read more Great Great don't miss seeing this awesome singer

Delicious iced latte! Had a half portion of the homemade caramel flavoring, very smooth drink!…read moreFriendly service. Different vibes for sure there.

There was no experience. It is closed. Was hard to find and when we did, the doors were locked.read more

Nicely done Hexrock! You get a lot here from coworking space, podcasting room, etc…read more This gym is definitely bigger and more comfortable than vertical in dtsp. The bouldering wall is huge, they have an infrared sauna, a full gym and yoga studio. There's an espresso cafe and clean alternatives like coconut water, LMNT and other chemical free alternatives to choose for a protein snack. They have a small gear store on site with some basics and swag if you want a cup or chalk bag. Memberships are flexible with day passes available too. There are a couple of showers if you do sauna there is also a foot shower and they use cotton hand towels versus paper towels. The gym is loaded with free weights and machines.

She was amazing to work with and I was so happy with her communication and flexibility!read more

We were so delighted to work with Francesca for our event. Everyone loved her music, she was…read moreprompt, professional and really contributed to the success of the event. Her music was elegant and just what we were looking for to give the event a special ambiance. She played at a small non-profit events for us at Senior Friendship Centers and she really wowed the audience. They loved hearing her talk about her violon and the story behind that. Charming and a true professional,cannot wait to have her back again.

The grounds are beautiful but at 110,000 dollars for a membership - it's not worth it. The pool is…read morevery outdated. There is no playground for kids, no basketball courts, the pickleball courts are crowded and hot. There is no gym or fitness center. It's not child or kid friendly. There is something going on with the culture in the dining because they can't keep a chef. If you are going to charge these prices everything should be top notch.

I can only speak to the tennis courts, which, in my view, were very much conducive to a consummate…read moreexperience. The courts have sufficient space between each other, thus reducing any "crowding" that might occur during busy periods. There is also a water fountain, table/chairs, and even mini bleachers in the vicinity of most courts. Kid-friendly areas (e.g., mini courts with smaller nets) are also available for anyone on "training wheels". I only saw clay courts - not sure if there are other surfaces. Regardless, we'd be happy to go back.

This is a private club that offers limited public play. The members recently put $6 million into…read morethe course, and it shows. The fairways and tees are all redone. The greens have been doubled in size and now hold approach shots. Be aware that there is water on every hole, so bring extra golf balls. This course is not long, but the shot values can be demanding. This will be tough to get on during peak season. If you know a member, your chances are better.

Haven't even played yet and not looking forward to it...based on the past reviews. (I am to play…read moretomorrow at $195. USD. - $235 CDN ridiculous). Recent reviews are poor! So, I need to buy range balls on top of $195. No cups for water provided? And conditions on course are not great?. I played Gray Oaks last week for $190. Private club and ratws 10/10 course, three 18 holes and all perfect, all drinking water and unlimited cups, amazing greens, super friendly staff and beautiful 2 driving ranges at the main course with free unlimited new Titleist golf balls, amazing club house, amazing food for less money if you can get in. Lely was $165. After 11 am. on golf now and free range balls, free water bottles and amazing condition at Mustang. Note- I will advise tomorrow on Stoney Brook...better be amazing at this price. Lots of great public courses (Arrowhead $150.; Spanish Wells $140.; Valencia $130.; Lely $165; panther Run $130....just saying)