I've been a member of Armadale Tennis Club for a while now, and it's a great place to play. The…read morecourts are in good shape, the people are friendly, and there's a nice mix of casual and competitive tennis.

Joined this club almost 20 years ago and it's still as great as the day I joined! Very friendly…read moreatmosphere where everyone knows everyone and it's not hard to find a new friend to hit with. There's 4 courts hidden away behind the back end of the parking lot behind a play structure. Because it's a small club hidden away, it's pretty easy to get court time. Cost is pretty cheap for membership and programs. Tried out the junior program on weekends and joined the adult ladder later on and both have been a blast! They also host year end tournaments which is super competitive and fun, but nothing beats the year end bbq when all the members come out to collect their medals! Overall, club is a 10/10 and would recommend to all tennis players and those looking to get into the sport.

One of the best decisions my wife and I have made together was signing up for dance lessons at…read moreArthur Murray Dance studio in Yorkville. We signed up for 16 lessons learning Salsa, Merengue, Bachata and Rumba. It is absolutely fantastic. The studio is spacious and all of the instructors are really good. That said, our instructor, Val Casault, is simply amazing. She is a great dancer, but more importantly, she is super patient and really pays attention to my wife and I, getting to know our individual styles and movements so that she can personalize and tailor her instruction for us. I had two left feet when we started and in about 6 lessons or so we were already ready to go out and dance at a salsa club. Also, in addition to the dance lessons we paid for, the studio also hosts dance party nights every week which are free, unlimited and they're so much fun. Sign up for some lessons here, you won't regret it. And, you'll find that you and your partner will become a bit more intimate and get to know each other a little bit better ;)

Wrote a dope af review on my experience being introduced to this facility through a Yelp event…read more Thoroughly enjoyed it enough that I stuck around to sign up for an actual membership, so I am legitimately a paying customer and active member of the Tennis club now! Gonna feature some of the first impressions highlights from that review I'd written here (but will also come back to provide updates or post supplemental reviews after some additional visits): Here are my thoughts on Plock Tennis Club, which is a beautifully furnished, welcoming, and trailblazing facility. I'll elaborate: Beautifully furnished -- the decor is aesthetically intricate with tan/brown painted flooring that emulates clay/hard courts; green fences, green painted doors, and even green painted flooring inside the men's change-room to give it that "Tennis Green" vibe. There's also a lot of Tennis-themed ornamentation including rackets (which they sell!) and framed photos of popular pros like Rafael Nadal. Welcoming -- their front desk set-up is there to support you! Men's change-room has lockers (as well as a shower). There is a cozy lounge area upstairs with an equipment station for racket stringing. Trailblazing -- fancy word here, ya? I'll clarify: as far as I'm aware, Plock's Tennis Club is unequivocally unique with its state-of-the-art, intuitively user-friendly iPad/tablet controlled "ball launchers." Beyond the innovative technology layer, the notion that warranted the "trailblazing" label was the appeal of "independent tennis training" (not needing to play with a friend). As far as I'm aware, they seem to be pioneers and a first-of-its-kind place to offer this in Toronto [don't (or actually, please do) come @ me if I'm wrong, but in the meantime, I think the trailblazing label is deserved]. Game, Set, M...embership: During my initial visit, I had the chance to chat with the owners, Tina and Robert. Speaking to them was an absolute pleasure. They're extremely passionate, diligent, and I have a ton of respect for their ambitious business venture. What really stood out was that they were NOT AT ALL "pushy" or "sales-pitchy" about their memberships--almost to a fault (or a "double-fault"?), as they seemed primarily focused on simply providing a great experience and showcasing what the facility can do. It worked out perfectly, though, because by the end of our conversation, I basically SOLD MYSELF ON BECOMING A MEMBER. The $169 "Summer Membership" (a 6-month Starter Bundle that includes 3 individual booking sessions and other perks) seemed like a very reasonable value proposition, so that's exactly what I signed up for. Honestly, even though there is a logical rationale behind their various "peak" vs. "non-peak" and seasonal rates, my first impression of the pricing chart was that it felt convoluted af. But the $169 Starter Bundle bypasses all of that and simplifies the registration process perfectly IMO. Looking forward to getting back on the courts!

This tennis club is a great experience for anyone looking to practice tennis. Instructors are nice…read moreand informative and the courts are well maintained. There's only two courts so you might have to wait on busy days.

A really fun way to practice tennis when you don't have a partner. The system was really easy to…read moreuse. The one hour book goes by so fast! I also like how late they are open until - I've booked here for 9pm practice once. The place is really well decorated and welcoming. There's also a small lounge/seating area. They also have a lot of promotions. Prices are more reasonable with their promotions otherwise it's a bit in the pricier side, especially for regular practices.

Visited for their soft opening on Sunday. It was a sleek indoor tennis court with smart ball…read moremachine. I really like that I can practice solo. (They have trainers too and can get 1:1 training as well) You can rent a racket too if you need one ($5) Willing to visit again!

I signed up my two kids (8 and 11) for the summer tennis camp, and they had a great time. Just the…read moreright mix of fun and strict.

There is a part of me that is a bit reluctant to write this review because I don't want to share my…read moresecret with all of you. This is one of the less expensive tennis clubs in Toronto and a great place to play if you're just starting out. Membership comes with 5 free group lessons and the option to join their league which matches you with players of similar skill level and gender. The dress code is relaxed. The guy that runs it is friendly as can be and always around to check on things and make sure everything is running smoothly. There is a 45 minute max for playing if there are people waiting so you can show up whenever and never have to worry about waiting too long for one of the 4 courts. The courts are not in perfect condition but certainly good enough for the average player. The hours are a bit restricted if, and only if, you don't have a day job since they share the courts with the school. For the rest of us, you won't even notice the lack of week day hours. These are the hours: Weekdays - 6 PM to 10:30 PM Saturday/Holidays - 9 AM to 10:30 PM Sunday - 9 AM to 6:00 PM The courts are also open to the public on Sundays from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM or as a member you can bring a guest anytime for just $5.

Oooohhh la la! Very swanky, indeed…read more I am not a tennis player (or a player at any team [who am I kidding-anything physical] at all) however, my sister is a huge tennis player and an active member at Queens. She also throws a big Christmas party there every year. I must say, having had zero idea what to expect, what a beautiful spot. And I can see why she loves going there for tennis, as well. For a party location, I imagine it's not cheap to rent, but it is brilliant because the children are free to roam around and toss tennis balls at one another and go bananas on the court, which is excellent for their parents who don't want to have to entertain them. Meanwhile, the older kids (meaning the adults) get to mingle and get a lil tipsy upstairs in the swanky restaurant, bar, mingling area and overlook their kiddos playing through the enormous glass window/walls. There is a restaurant area, as well as a bar area, where I played bartender for the night. There was no sink which was difficult, but it was still fun. Perhaps I am biased because I've never been allowed to play bartender at people's parties so this was a first and I loved it, but regardless, I can also see why big sis likes this joint as a tennis player. After sweating your addidas-clad buns off, you can meander upstairs with your fancy pals and have drinks RIGHT THERE without having to get your coat on and go out and find another place. All the while feeling quite lahdeehdah with a big framed picture of her majesty elizabeth hanging above a fireplace when she was still young and pretty to look at, staring at you as you schmooze with fellow club-mates. Best of all it's literally 2 blocks from our house. I enjoyed it as a party venue, especially for the children, and I can imagine, if one can afford the insane membership cost, enjoying it immensely as a member, as well.

My kid has been skating here the last 5 years. Excellent coaches (including a 60+ Masters skater…read morewho who still competes at international events). Amazing people running the club, always approachable. Like a second family! Skaters as young as 6, all the way up to adults. Even my husband took their Learn To Speed Skate program and picked up some skills. Skaters from other clubs in the GTA also come here to guest-skate. Great vibes!

Nice clean court and well maintained. There are two washrooms in the clubhouse and they are quite…read moreclean. The lights are professionally adjusted so that it doesn't shine directly on your eye when you toss the ball. There are 6 courts and the booking is first come first serve so that you can still get a court in the last minute. The wait time usually range from 10-30mins

Nice court condition and there are 6 courts in the club. Public hours on Sunday which tends to be…read morebusy