I had my winter jacket stolen from the coat rack of the men's locker room at this gym on Friday,…read moreNovember 21 between the hours of 6-7 AM. When notifying the front desk, they took my name and phone number and said they would reach out. No one contacted me. On Monday, 11/24, I found out the front desk staff had misplaced my information over the weekend. They asked for it again and I provided my email, specifying that I'd prefer to be contacted via email instead of phone. I specifically told them that I would be at work all day and would not be able to answer a phone call. I watched the front desk agent circle my email and write "best contact" with my own eyes. Later that Monday, I received a call from another representative, who had to leave a voicemail because I was busy at work. Their voicemail essentially told me to check lost and found. No mention of my jacket being stolen or a crime having been committed. Given the lax response from the gym, I decided to file a police report. I completed the process online and was notified shortly after that the case had been accepted. I was given a case number. On Tuesday, I once again notified the front desk staff that I would prefer to be contacted by email. I specified that someone did call, but that I was unable to answer because I'm working. I also notified them that I filed a police report, and emphasized that any correspondence between us would now need to be written. I also reiterated that I know a crime occurred because it was a small window of time (6am-7am) and that my jacket had a broken zipper on one pocket, meaning whoever took it knows it does not belong to them. I am irked by the way the gym responded to this. I am also disappointed in their poor performance when first reporting this crime. This gym charges $115 monthly with a $175 annual fee. You're better off going elsewhere for far less money. I have been going to much better gyms since I was in high school and I've never had something stolen from me. I added a picture of a row of broken ellipticals. This is typical for this gym despite the amount of money it charges its members. There are also broken pieces of exposed, sharp wood in the men's sauna that ownership refuses to properly repair. Buyer beware.

Look elsewhere before joining!! I was told $250 initiation fee to use the gym and then 3 months…read morelater another $75.. to use the gym. Didn't I just pay that fee? I was interested in the pool so I asked what the availability was for lap swimming. No available lanes Saturday morning! The entire pool was blocked off for swim team and swim lessons. They don't even value their members enough to leave a couple lanes open for them. I signed elsewhere.

Great club, relaxed atmosphere, friendly members, and coaches for all levels…read more Lots of children's and teen programs available. Adult clinics offer instruction and social opportunities.

This review refers to the kids training program. Half an…read morehour "course", where the kids actual play time is 5mn...with 2 teachers. There is no physical training, education objectives...kids do not learn anything, if you are looking for tennis training for kids, please look elsewhere.

The exercise classes are incredible. I also love the hot tub, the sauna and steam room, lather…read morerinse and repeat. The tennis staff are also incredibly knowledgeable. Highly recommend the tennis lessons.

Overpriced, the pool and hot tub are dirty, and the pool is often freezing. The staff can be rude…read moreas well.

On a recent trip to Boston I joined an advanced open play morning session which was fun! Really…read morecool space, unfortunately the bar/food was not open yet but everyone was very friendly.

Came here just for a trivia event but the pickleball courts looked cool (have only played…read morepickleball once or twice and stopped after almost twisting my ankle). Seems like a cool space to hang out with friends and eat some just-ok BBQ. We had a hard time finding the entrance and almost went through the emergency exit but just know that it's on C Street and the signs for PKL/Pig Beach are pretty inconspicuous and small. We tried a few things off the Pig Beach menu, none of which blew my socks off. Ordered a sampler platter of BBQ meats, my favorite of which was the cheese jalapeno sausage link. The rest of the proteins were either dry/lacking in flavor (brisket) or doused in some indeterminable sauce that overwhelmed everything else (pulled pork). The best thing I ate ended up being the crispy chicken that my husband added to his salad. I wish they brought back the nachos on the previous menu. Parking: Limited meter options so get here with some time to spare. We did a few circles around the block before we finally found a spot in front of the building.

I play pickleball and the open play here is totally unorganized and not friendly to beginner…read moreplayers.

I truly enjoy playing Pickleball at Bosse. The courts are well maintained and the price point is…read moreexcellent. There are ample opportunities for Open Play at various experience levels. The Open Play sessions are casual, yet competitive. I've met lots of folks who love to play the sport!!! We've become friendly as a result!!! I've taken a few "Skills Session with a Pro" and these sessions have helped me improve my game. Scott, Kenzie and Carter are professional in both their approach to the game of Pickleball as well as the way in which they treat their clients. I highly recommend Bosse Sports!!!

Went to their beginners pickleball lesson instructed by Greg and it was great. Greg was…read moreknowledgeable and kept it fun while teaching us the basics of Pickleball. I can't wait to take their 101 class and then their 4 week lessons. I highly recommend for beginners but they also have plenty for the experienced player as well.