For a competitive ice skater I think it's a great place to go, very clean, I felt like I was home…read morebecause they Greeted me. I recommend this place

We did the learn to skate lessons, complete waste of money. Every lesson, from the first to the…read morelast were exactly the same. They took no time to assist individual skaters. My son got nothing out of it. He's now signed up at Loring for Framingham Rec classes where they have a much better lesson design.

Sherborn Playground is awesome! Me and my family have been going for years, and we make sure to…read morestop by after we go to Fireside Tavern down the street, and sometimes we make a trip there for a couple hours on the weekends! The playground is big, and it has many activities to do! You can go down the big tube slide, play in the sand, play basketball on the court over to the side, skate at the skate park, and so much more! There are big and small monkey bars, so that kids of all heights can play! It's also great that there's a C&L Frosty across the street! thanks for reading, make sure to stop by the playground if you're looking for some fun in Sherborn! -A

Bosse is a standout. Super modern, clean, and well-lit, with premium finishes. Booking is simple…read moreand smooth through their system, and it's easy to sign up for lessons or open play. The only caveat is pricing -- it's definitely on the higher end. Now, let's talk about the food - wow, we were blown away. Everything we ordered was incredibly flavorful, beautifully plated, and far exceeded our expectations. You'd never guess a restaurant inside a pickleball club could serve up dishes with this level of quality. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared -- no shortcuts, no "sport-club food" vibe here. The drinks and desserts also deserve a special shoutout -- they've crafted some really fun, one-of-a-kind items that tie into the pickleball theme in playful and creative ways. As for service, the staff was incredibly warm, attentive, and well-trained. We will be back!

We stopped at Bosse Bar at Natick Mall very late at night with some serious cravings, not expecting…read morethe kitchen to still be open. To our surprise, the team went above and beyond by reopening the kitchen for us and even serving us delicious desserts and gelato. A special thank you to Anthony, the store manager, and Tabby, who were incredibly warm, accommodating, and genuinely eager to make sure we had a great experience. Their hospitality and willingness to help was genuinely impressive. Exceptional customer service like this is rare these days, and it's the reason we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Good but a bit crowded and they honestly allow too many kids in at once. Depending on the patrons,…read moresome kids are aggressive in a way that makes it a bit challenging if you're there with young ones. Still, a nice way to spend a rainy day. It's a bit pricey, but you get jump time and arcade time build into your fee.

"I ain't the worst that you've seen Ah, can't you see what I…read moremean? Ah, might as well jump (jump!) Might as well jump Go ahead and jump (jump!)" (Van Halen) If you think your little darlings would like to jump on mini trampolines, climb on ropes, walk on a balance beam, swing on rings, soar from the rafters on a zip line, smash each other with foam battle sticks, scale an arched wall, and just run around like a horde of demons -well just head on over to your closest Launch. Oh, and they have a game arcade with prizes, and a snack bar too. They have 30 locations across the US with 6 in Massachusetts. We visited Launch in Framingham, MA yesterday, and it was incredible. We made our reservations online and reserved an 11:00 slot on Sunday morning. Considering there are trampolines involved, you'll have to sign a liability waiver, either online in advance or at a kiosk when you arrive. A one-hour session on the play area costs $30. The time limit is monitored by specific colors on your wrist band, an overhead board that lists the remaining times for each color, and a team of roving attendants. We took our grandchildren there and quite a few other families did the same. By the time their session had expired, the place was packed and the decibel level inside matched the roar of the Artemis rocket. Our grands LOVED their visit and never stopped running around and taking on new physical challenges. The big child population also equaled a big parent/guardian population, and I observed that folks would congregate in the middle of the walkways drinking their lattes and effectively blocking other adults who wanted to track what their kids were doing. Some adults seemed to abandon their parental diligence in favor of social chit chat, and I saw one little boy who was crying terribly, looking for his mother who was otherwise socially engaged with her buddies. One last thing -at about the half hour mark, the lights inside the complex dimmed significantly. I thought it was a power failure, but when I asked one of the attendants, he said it was planned and designates regularly scheduled "Dark Time". I found it to be a negative since it made tracking your kid's whereabouts more difficult throughout the maze of activities, and I also felt it was dangerous because the dim lighting made it tough to see the dividing line between the walking paths and the drop into the various pits (at least the pits are padded with foam cubes). We also enjoyed the arcade games and grabbed a chicken nugget and French fry plate to share on the way to our next activity. I thought the food was pretty good by the way!

Very fun place to bring kids ( I would say 10 and under) for a play-date or birthday party!…read more They have an area that has bouncy houses and toys for children that range from baby age to around 10 or so years old. We were here for a little over an hour and the kids had so much fun. They also have a large room to host parties in. The staff that work here are very nice and always around.

We came here on a holiday (Presidents' Day) and the kids had a great time! We had 5 kids- an…read moreinfant, 2 y.o., 3 y.o., 5 y.o., and an 11 y.o. They all had so much fun! They have a limit on how many families they let in at once which I appreciated. A friend came to meet us and he was 'waitlisted' but it only lasted about 5-10 minutes and he was able to come in. You can enter with your stroller and stay on the gray carpet or use one of theirs which is allowed anywhere in the room. They even had exercise bikes set up for parents to use. They don't work but it's something to do! They also have WiFi. Overall, fun place for kids! I would suggest they put sanitizer pumps all over though. They make every kid sanitize on the way in but there aren't any inside that I saw. Also, I wish there was a Starbucks in this plaza!

This place continues to be a hidden gem on route 9 tucked behind Party City and the tile store…read more This fun colonial themed 18-hole course is so clean and well kept. Apparently they did a lot of work on the course during Covid. There are some areas for shade if you're out on a sunny day and picnic tables as well. - great for kids - practice area available - turn in your scorecard at Fun & Games and get 50 credits Good luck on the last hole! If you get a hole-in-one you get a free round or 2 passes to Fun & Games laser tag!

"You say you want a revolution Well, you know…read moreWe all want to change the world" (Lennon and McCartney) Twenty-three and a half miles separate Natick, MA from the flashpoint of the American Revolution in Boston, MA. Icons of the Revolution and Boston history (Red-coated soldiers, Faneuil Hall, Colonial Fife and Drummers, Paul Revere, and Colonial minutemen fighters) join other American history icons from Boston, New York, Philadelphia (Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Horse and Buggy, a mining town) to populate the 18 holes of this very cool miniature golf course that does a good job of combining fun and a history lesson for the kiddies. Now look, Myrtle Beach Mini Golf this ain't. No state-of-the-art fancy-schmancy mini golf holes here.  No water hazards, no spinning windmill blades, no motion/movement hazards, no high altitude mountains or volcanos, no pirate ships, no dinosaurs, no jungle rain forests, no bells and whistles. This is a pretty basic design of a course that looks like it's been around a while Some of the greens showed signs of age. Quite a few of the greens were heavy with water, and on Hole #7, we had a few balls stuck on an underground ramp that required the attendant to hustle over and ream them out. But, a lot of those factors are evened out by the rock bottom pricing $8 for adults and $6 for kids under 12 you'll pay here for a few hours of fun.Our 4fur and six year old golfers couldn't care less about the lack of modern technology at the Village Green. They had a blast!

Named after local hero Deborah Sampson…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/deborah-sampson-monument-sharon?hrid=xQDWza-bJ1nNpZB2VrkpLA, this 50 acre park is operated by the Town of Sharon and is open to the public. Five baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball court, playground and over 1.3 miles of public trails. Baseball fields are in great shape with dugouts, bleachers and large backstops. The tennis courts looks good. The ball fields can be reserved and books. [Review 15257 overall, 759 of 2021, number 1116 in Massachusetts.]

It appeared it should be near the juxtaposition of the first side street as it was easy to track…read morestreet numbers. At the corner, there was a sizable rec park with no signage. I did not come across the Deborah Sampson Park at all, even with the exact address input into GPS.

First of all, I am a high handicap golfer primarily interested in improving my game without risk of…read morejudgment or embarrassment. So for me, the mats at this driving range do the trick. My son is also learning to play, and the bays are roomy and private enough that two of us can share a bucket and bay to help each other and keep it social. It's a fairly no frills kind of place. Given the prices for entertainment these days, the prices for practice balls seems pretty reasonable. It would be nice if they had more variety of tee heights (or adjustable tees) to use on the mats.

Great place with nice targets. Field goal post are a ton of fun. Brand new balls and really nice…read moremats. Grass was closed for now but I was told it will be open when it warms up this spring.