One of the best yoga classes I've taken! I like the location of this studio. Kind of tucked…read moreaway...makes it seem special and magical this way. The studio is easy and obvious to find. The door of this place is very colorful and fun. Studio is very clean, comfortable, and welcoming. There are cubbies to place your belongings. They have extra mats in case you forget yours (like I did...). The bathroom is clean and spacious. I did the one hour pour hour class and it was just what I needed. A good mix of workout, stretch, and relaxation. Caitlin is an excellent instructor. I enjoy instructors that find that happy medium of pushing you a little, but at the same time making you feel comfortable doing what you can. I LOVE the colorful lights on the ceiling and also the use of essential oils in the end (if you want, you can opt out of the oil). My body and mind feel very good after this class. Great experience!!!

Upon receiving a poor report on my cholesterol after an annual check up and recommendation that I…read moresee a dietitian or start taking medication. I came to Be Well with trepidation given my stubborn nature and poor dietary habits. After speaking with Marisa she assured me that it was not as bad as I had originally thought and there was a path forward without wholesale changes to my lifestyle. The plan she gave me was very simple to follow and only slightly tweaked my eating habits. By raising my awareness of things that I should reduce, not remove, I've since been able to lose weight and cut the cholesterol. It was low pressure, low maintenance and highly impactful, thanks for your help!

Love the energy of this place. Molly taught the class and she made sure that I was set up…read morecorrectly. Very nice studio with 3 different rooms; yoga, HITT and cycle. The studio had a juice bar as well.

I love R+R! The facilities are spotless, the instructors are motivational and the front desk is…read morealways willing to help. The best gyms keep you honest and engaged. The dream team is currently running a month long challenge to introduce us to new types of classes, different instructors while integrating pop up classes for meditation and foam rolling. I suggest a HIIT class with Gary or a spin class with Susan !

Great welcoming studio with supportive instructors and community. This studio has a great energy…read morewith some really lovely people. I enjoy all of the workouts and feel comfortable making each workout my own. Highly recommend!

I have been a Barre 3 customer for many years. This studio is very small. The instructors for the…read moremost part are excellent except for the owner Lisa. The parking is not very good. They should offer some of the strength classes that other Barre 3 studios offer

My son has been seeing her for only a few weeks and already we are noticing a huge difference in…read morehis mobility and his ability to move his body. It's amazing to see the progress. She always makes us feel so welcomed, and in such a short period of time he has already warmed up to her, whereas with other practitioners he doesn't warm to them so easy. She has an incredible intuition, skill, and knowledge. This is definitely her calling, you can tell how passionate she is about what she does and how much she cares for her patients and their overall wellbeing.

Roz's 8:30 Open Flow Yoga class on Thursday morning is great. Her energy is wonderful and leads…read morethe class in a gentle but challenging manner. Classes are always small so it allows us to practice without restriction. It was a very restorative way to start any morning.

I want to thank South Street Yoga and Nutrition for your donation to Diana Ministries LLC. I am a…read morevolunteer and host workshops at different locations. South Street Yoga and Nutrition has donated for the past three years gift cards to Diana Ministries for the shelter, Homeless Solutions, and treatment center Mrs. Wilson's Treatment Center in Morristown. We are so thankful for your care and donation. Your generosity puts a smile on our faces and hearts. The participants were super excited and thrilled to come to do yoga a way of relaxation as they continued on their journey. Thank you a million times over and Happy Holidays.

I am dismayed to feel the need to write a negative review, but for my fellow health seeker, I feel…read morethe need to share my negative experience in working with Debra Weinstein, owner of the South Street Yoga & Nutrition center. In September, I paid Debra $395 for a package of 3 'Clinical Nutrition' sessions. To make things simpler and because I don't want to expend any further energy on this, I am going to copy & paste my final email to Debra, which I sent today after she cancelled our final session last minute, which explains succinctly my experience: Debra, The link you sent previously initiated an error. You can try for yourself. The one you sent here does work. To suggest that I am having issues with my emails is unkind and simply not true. I find your communications in general (in person and especially online) to be rude and have been generally discontented by your lack of professional follow through. To date, I have not received ANY follow up emails or resources from you since the onset of our work together. Of our two appointments thus far, you emailed me once to remind you when our appointment was, and then today you cancelled. Today is the first time you have sent any resources related to our session. Mostly though, I have found it insensitive that you have not, until this last email, even made a mention of the issues I recently discovered with my health. I will be following up with a review of your business on yelp. As far as not being willing to disseminate information on cholesterol for example to a client (me) who has provided confidential medical information to indicate as such, is negligible. In my field, if I had a client who stated that had depressive symptoms, for example, and I did nothing about that, that would be negligible. To provide a client with basic psycho education would be a minimally acceptable intervention. I will not be scheduling our last session. I will google what I need or ask a doctor. You may also pass along my 5 yoga sessions to someone else in need. Sayrah -- A portion of her response to my above email was as follows: "Do as you must-I was anticipating your negative review so go for it!  My schedule and studio are filled and I sleep at night knowing I have helped people and will continue to do so.  Your threats are of no interest at all-" -- So utterly disappointing and unprofessional. Not the way I expected a licensed professional and certainly an owner of a yoga studio to treat ANYONE. If I wasn't parenting a young child and also dealing with a health issue, I might actually pursue a small claims lawsuit (that would be an actual threat Debra, of which I did not make) to obtain a refund for my final session, but alas, I am taking the more yogic path of non violence and simply doing my best to communicate my discontent in a public forum so no one else has to experience what I did.

Beautiful facility. However, it's a bit tricky to find the first time. Drive around to the back of…read morethe building to find the parking lot and entrance.

Beautiful zen-like studio. Clean. Friendly and knowledgable staff. Fun classes. Only one…read moredrawback. Way too hot. I took the spring and summer months off from this studio because I couldn't bear the thought of facing a heated room. Did hot yoga (Bikram) once at another studio. Never again! It was the single most disgusting class of my life. I was physically ill for days. I believe and have learned from other yogis that a hot room is not healthy, especially at my age (58), and not necessary at any age. You should not have to drink water during your practice as it too distracting. I had to drink water today at Summus because I felt lightheaded and weak. I was unable to fully enjoy the class because my energy level was diminished due to the heat. It was probably 90F in there. I don't see the need for temp to be above 75F.

Real simple: Staff…read moreis friendly. The space is warm and inviting. A frequently updated schedule offers diverse formats (Zumba to Mommy & Me to Mat Pilates). Experienced instructors care about your well-being, form and the fun factor. Example: Kettlebells instructor Sue Agnelli has been teaching the now popular technique for ten years--and she still knows how to make the class fly by! Your mind, body and spirit will thank you, so commit to a drop-in class at Commit to Change in the new year.

I attended C2C Pilates with Denise regularly 5 years ago, before moving west to CA. I still do…read morepilates daily (she got me hooked), whether in my home or at a studio (whenever I can swing an over priced LA class!) - and I have honestly compared every instructor and studio to C2C. Foremost - I refer back to Denise's instruction, tips, and posture corrections frequently. I have still (and there have been many, so many) not found a studio that was as watchful and helpful with posture, etc since C2C. I am astounded at the number of Pilates Instructors that dont emphasize posture & form... it's the most important part! There is a true commitment in this studio to build the strongest, most healthy body and spirit. I become more and more appreciative of the kind environment, and incredible instruction I received from Denise and her C2C studio through every new studio I visit. If there were online classes, I'd be the first to sign up. Best and most professionally run studio, still. I could probably go on for hours.