Cannot say enough good things about this place and this crew. The space itself is elite -- clean,…read morespacious, beautifully designed, and such a vibe. We just hosted my son's birthday party here, and even with minimal decorations, the party looked incredible because the space stands on its own. There was plenty of room for both kids and parents -- far more space than any tennis facility I looked at in Manhattan. But what truly sets this place apart is the staff. They went above and beyond to make the experience feel special, putting so much thought into every detail. The party was seamless, well-organized, and most importantly, every kid had an absolute blast. We loved it so much that we'll definitely be returning for lessons. Could not recommend more highly.

Aside from being very pricey, this is a nice facility. Staff was very friendly, and the court…read moresetups are much better here than CityPickle in LIC. There are nets to separate the courts, and there are lights under the floor to distinguish the court lines! Paddle and balls come with the court reservation.

Great place to play pickleball and now they have DAY GLOW Pickle Ball in the Dark. The courts,…read morepaddles and balls are lit up and you play in the Dark!! Very cool!

Terrible pickleball courts. The courts are not large enough, the adjacent badminton court net…read moredividers impinge upon the pickleball courts. The facility is not equipped with a water fountain. I would not recommend.

Great courts, friendly owners...they have done a great job of automating the facility !read more

Update: Still one of my favorite facilities that I have been…read moreto, the ceiling height is amazing and there's adequate space to do ATP's. The lighting could be better on certain courts.. uhem courts 1, 2, 3, but my friends and i love coming here because honestly we know these courts inside out. We know which are the good courts and which courts have some hiccups, we come here so often know where the dead spots are on certain courts but with all that the prices at night for private courts cant be beat. One of my friends had a bad experience recently and I'm glad the owners took her experience into consideration and addressed the issue pertaining that specific employee. (if you scroll through all the bad reviews on google, its always about that one specific employee.) This place has become so popular that it is always booked out 2 weeks in advance. Looking forward to seeing how this place continues to grow and improve. Love the majority of the courts here especially their newer ones court 11&12. It has a little more privacy and prevents balls from flying all over into other peoples courts and vice versa. Some courts especially court 2 is less desirable in my opinion, it's dark and hard to focus or see the ball. Some courts do have water dripping from ceiling during rainy/ snowy days but it's not significant enough to become a hazard. Appreciate that they now have 24 hour options available. All of their staff are amazing except the one senile old guy, he's just miserable. (IYKYK) We come here regularly and seeing him just ruins your day/mood. Overall good courts with no dead bounces, adequate overhead space and lighting and clean bathrooms. There's parking to the side of the building (across the street) and in the back, however on snowy days it is a dangerous trek.

This indoor pickleball facility was great. It was clean, spacious, and affordable. Parking lot is a…read morebit tight and might not have enough spots to accommodate all the players but parking in the area isn't too bad. Bathrooms have lockers and showers. They have open play that you can sign up for based on skill level as well as court rentals. Went to a social open play where 20 people split 4 pickleball courts and the games went smoothly and there was not a lot of down time between games. Open play was a little confusing at first but people there will let you know how the randomized teaming-up works so it prevents a "dominant team" from playing together the whole time. In addition to the facility having everything you would want in terms of pickleball courts, what makes the open plays really fun is the crowd. Everyone was really friendly and there was no negative body language no matter what the score is, who your partner was, or who the opponents were. Everyone was there to play some pickleball and have a good time.

I have been playing pickleball here for the last 4 years. Linda and CJ are the best coaches ever…read more They have taken my friends and I from total beginners to intermediate play working on fundamentals, form and strategies. They are amazing coaches! Linda and CJ have given us a love for the sport but more than that-we love the the warm and nurturing relationships that we have developed over the last 4 years. What a gift!

Nice facilities, people there are nice. My friends and I…read moreare from Queens and we have came to play twice on weekends since we found out about this club about a month ago! We practically like the new club they just opened. Bigger with more courts. Can't wait to book again after the holidays.

I took the Intrp to pickle ball class given at the RVC Recreation Center…read more I enjoyed the class- they give you the basics and you take it from there. The class was well organized and even though it was a group class they did give individual attention as needed. I've played Tennis and taken lessons so I'm accustomed to the style of teaching. I really felt that the instructors created a good balance so you learned somethings and had fun . Kudos that's hard to do in a class mixed skills and ages! Well worth the time and cost !!

Frank is a great coach. Really easy to get along with and easy to learn from…read more We were a group of 3 fresh beginners. By the end of it we were playing pickleball! From knowing nothing about pickleball to playing the game in the end was so rewarding. Frank is warm, friendly, knowledgeable and passionate! Definitely recommend.

Hosted my birthday event here in April. I Rented the court for 2 hours with a coach. Setting up the…read moreevent was easy enough through the events staff. The food and cocktails were good. no complaints! The service from the team was pleasant and helpful. I like this location even though it's small it has an outdoor front which was a nice addition for photos and to enjoy the weather.

I like that it's indoors and just a short 8 minute walk from the E train. The place is clean…read more Staff and players were friendly. I also liked that they put your name on the board and announce when it's your turn and who you're playing. There are just 4 courts, but as I booked communit play on Diwali, there were just 2 courts available. Two of the courts were reserved for a kids camp because schools were closed. When I booked, I didn't see any note about limited court space. Also, the little bar/cafe was closed or unstaffed. Note: the sign is painted on the building and the shades were drawn over the door; if it weren't for the decals on the sidewalk, it would be easy to miss.

Had reserved a spot to play pickleball. You can access the room through a code. Room #1 was huge…read morewith lots of low couch seating. There's a charging station, with bluetooth speaker connections, and blasting AC. The court is huge, maybe too huge when the ball hits out. Overall, it's a decent spot for open play. When you come with a group, you can split the booking fee. The mall itself felt a little isolated and run down. For restrooms you have to walk all the way to the food court.

Came here as a teamwork building event. It was difficult for every single person to even find it as…read moreit's not intuitive where it is upstairs. But the people at Dave & Busters will point you in the right area and then you can always go back there for other fun events. I do like this empty second floor mall space has been repurposed into something unexpected. You book ahead of time, get a code to come in, then have to use a vending machine for equipment. This actually didn't work for us, and it was difficult to track down any employee at the many courts to get help. It's a bit of automation at the expense of customer service, but eventually we were able to actually get the equipment (which is buy only, not renting.) As an inexperienced group, the employee gave us an overview of rules but just said to focus on trying to hit the ball back and forth. We did end up having a good time. We were not serious players, but we got some good movement in. We were going to sneak a little more time, but a group did come in the next block, so don't expect to go over your hour (or however long your time). We rented the 2 court options, so there was inevitable some crossover with hits into each other's games, but we were keeping it friendly. I could see the proximity could bother people. I'm glad if it gets some traction as a space. Otherwise, it's an eerily quiet upstairs. There is a bathroom down a silent winding hallway nearby. Plenty of parking as well.

2026 was my first time attending Fan Week, and I think I will come back! It's nice to see what's…read morenew on the grounds and in the stadiums, as well as check out this year's food and giveaways. I was really impressed by the salad and Greek fries at King Souvlaki. The fries are indented so that you can get more fete/sauce in, and this literally blew my mind. The Greek salad was also very nice and well worth the $16 price tag.

Very busy, and very expensive at the US Open…read more I'm grading with a 1 star primarily due to two things: First, the driving situation when coming by cars - could be a lot more efficient, blocking off areas with cones and circling around different areas with inspections and more... inefficient and should have parking lots A/B/C come off of Roosevelt instead of 9E which was backed up for 45min+ with an accident. 9E should be reserved for general parking and rideshare, and folks should be directly moving towards that. Second, I parked in Lot A. I had a parking pass, and suite access as a guest. Went into the President's entrance, digital ticket. All good, security is quick. After the session, went out - and they didn't let you down the elevator to the President's Entrance to get to Lot A for your car. So out the main front entry. Going to the West side of Arthur Ashe where I could see Lot A 100 ft away - that corridor to the parking lot was blocked off for only passholders - which I didn't have (just the digital ticket), and I had a photo of my parking pass. No one could tell me how to get to the Lot A, I asked a half dozen security and staffers. Eventually after going around a few areas and talking to security a couple more times, ended up at the South Gate talking to supervisor (thanks Peggy L. for trying to help send me back and then listening that I couldn't go through!) and walking on the outside roadway past the rideshare pickup, down under the bridge back to the car entry to Lot A - and then was told that I couldn't go get my car in the lot because I don't have a lanyard pass...again. Security Lady at the road security was kind enough to listen to my problem and check my lot pass photo, walk me to Lot A to a red-shirt supervisor, who he verified that even though the lot parking was good until 6pm, they lock down the area after 4pish and so that was nearly impossible if you didn't get a security guard like the lady who was willing to get that Lot A supervisor... over an hour walking around with few people willing or understanding of the issue. So while I like the Open, it's terribly inelegant operationally and organizationally infuriating that they don't have a walkway for people going to Lot A after the AM afternoon session ends who don't have a lanyard.