Great dance studio highly recommend. Instructions are very patient and it's a fun vibe.read more

I learn a lot here. And I would say if you want a new activityvor learn dance this is the placeread more

Money hungry studio My daughters have danced at multiple…read morestudios over the years and I am still disgusted by how this studio operates. We were at M&M for 4+ years. Over time we were charged more and offered less. The family who runs the studio gives lip service and says they care about kids but they really only care about money. There is a serious lack of diversity and kids who have different backgrounds and religions may not feel welcome. Kids were punished for missing a competition due to a holiday, a family member's funeral and even a serious injury which might have required surgery. One dancer was made to dance with an injury and without a brace because it would ruin "the look". Although there are some good teachers, your child can get equal instruction in a more supportive environment (with nicer owners) elsewhere.

Money hungry studio. Please avoid and go somewhere where the owner may actually care about the…read morearts. Even though we paid a years tuition for our daughters class- the owner has decided to charge each dancer $35 before they can participate in the dance recital and will not even allow parents to purchase tickets until this is paid. Is this a studio that cares? No way. If you sign up be aware that the owner will just charge arbitrary charges and pretend it's for a trophy. Disappointing and we will not be participating in the recital at all and therefore will not purchase the 10 tickets we bought last year. We also plan to spread the word to all friends.

My daughter has been taking ballet/tap here for just under two years. Its a traditional old school…read moreballet/tap school that is somewhat strict and disciplined. Ms. Olga is lovely and I like that she keeps all the girls in line. Ms. Karen wonderfully expresses music through dance and exposes the children to the interpretation of music through dance in the most delightful manner. If you are considering a more disciplined and traditional style ballet/tap school, this is your place!

Berest Dance is a child-centered, family oriented and nurturing environment for children and teens…read moreof all ages!

I attended a princess dance party at this location and it was the cutest thing. All of the guests…read morereceived a voucher for a free class to try out the dance studio in the future. During the party, the kids received some professional dance instruction and it was done in such a way that everyone of the kids got it immediately. They looked as though they had been rehearsing for days. It was cute. The space is large enough to easily host a party and the idea is very unique. The son of the instructor was also present at the party and he was dressed to impress. He is a very good dancer and even showed off his moves during the party. If that kid's dance skill is any indication of the caliber of instruction one would acquire at this school, then sign me up! I only wish I lived closer. There is plenty of street parking and it is surrounded by littler shops, so I could see someone grabbing a coffee or a bite to eat, after dropping off their kid for their dance lessons. The studio is spacious and clean and the owners are extremely nice and welcoming.

My wife signed up for this membership and it was all going fine - our children are now in school…read moreand the schedules didn't match up, so she had to cancel and called in for help. She still has 6 credits which are super expensive, that she wants to use when she has the open slot by some miracle (these are already paid for classes) - they said sorry, we can't help. By cancelling, we need to pay another 30 days, plus she would lose her 6 credits. Aka, take over 1 month of pre paid credits to the grave, and yet still pay another month, to then be able to cancel. Zero empathy or understanding with a loyal long-time customer who simply is now unable to attend due to our children starting school for the first time, and no care in the world to help keep the credits. We didn't ask for a refund, simply to maintain them to use what was paid for in the small chance she can - and nothing from them. This is NOT how you treat loyal local customers who have referred many friends to your gym. This is not how you get customers back in your gym when schedules allow once again. Poor service, no care once you start paying, and scammy policies that make zero sense. Do the right ting - if someone pays for classes, let them use them. If someone needs to cancel due to reasons out of their control, let them go without stealing paid for courses. These simple practices are how you maintain a happy community, and my wife would've referred more friends to your gym, and instead, you now have a very unhappy and loud past customer and you will lose much more than what you're stealing from us. Good luck.

Bad customer service and refuse to work with customer when wish to cancel membership. They don't…read moremention theirs 30 days cancellation policy at the time or signing. I tried to comunícate with their customer service but only got answers that they can't do nothing but keep charging my account and hang up my phone. Be very careful. Update I contacted the Manhasset location but just told by staff that monthly membership will just keep on recurring event I emailed them my cancellation request again. AKT keep emailing me past due notice after email cancellation.

My personal trainer highly recommended Anthony's Insanity series where we train at Two World's Gym…read more I bought the whole 20 class package to get the discount, but also to commit to going. No excuses! This is the highest intensity interval training I have done and I feel amazing after each class. I've been to many gyms and Anthony has easily become one of my favorite trainers. He is personable, super knowledgeable, so encouraging and a lot of fun. No drama just a lot of sweat !

I had one free insanity class. They are very friendly this place is no-frills if you are looking…read morefor a Boot Camp style work out I would definitely recommend. I'm going to go home and go to sleep the rest of the day I'm so tired. FYI if you check in they give you a free class

My child didn't like this place, the instructor didn't make her feel like she belongs there. she…read moredidn't want to go back. Also, Why is there a $25 non-refundable registration fee to hold a spot in the class? We registered and paid, they should have a spot for us. Why do we need to pay $25 extra to hold a spot? $25 from each student, how much are they making from us?

My daughter is 13 years old and has been dancing competitively for 5 years. She danced…read morecompetitively for 4 years at another studio before switching to Glen Dance this year. All I can say is I wish we had made the move earlier! It's never easy changing studios, but Kim and her staff went above and beyond to help my daughter feel comfortable and to ensure she was in the right classes for her ability. There are so many options for classes, both in times, levels and types. She progressed beautifully this year and felt seen and appreciated, despite being new to the company. She was embraced by the other dancers and her teachers, and feels at home even after dancing there for such a short time. While the dancers compete, I found that there is so much more to this studio than the competitions. The dancers learn choreography from every class they take, not just their competition dances. This was a striking difference for us, and afforded our daughter the opportunity to learn so much more over a years span. They even had an optional performance at Disney over the summer, which was such a memorable experience. Kids that didn't attend were not penalized whatsoever. They also encouraged their students to audition for the Joffrey summer ballet intensive. Their commitment to seeing their students improve was evident, regardless if it meant losing dancers for Disney or their own summer classes at the studio. While we have only been here a year, we have not felt that competitive/cut-throat vibe that one can feel on a competition team. It has felt very supportive and fair. The staff is all warm and approachable, and it's really been fun getting to know them outside of the studio. At the end of the day, Kim and her teachers just want to see their dancers improve. It's been a refreshing and positive change for us!

I'm a big fan of the JCC--the facility is great, the crowd is vibrant and diverse, there's great…read moreprograms, and the staff is smart and genuinely helpful. So why only four stars? I joined to swim, and the pool itself is excellent. The problem is what happens right before people get in: no one showers. I've seen people go straight from the basketball court, still schvitzing, into the jacuzzi (ew!). I've even seen lifeguards hop in without rinsing off. When even the referees aren't following the rules, as stated on the sign there, it's not a great sign. All this isn't exactly appetizing. I've lived abroad and traveled quite a bit, and there's a cultural aspect to this. In France, skipping the pre-swim shower is unthinkable. In Iceland, someone actually supervises your scrub-down before you're allowed into the hot pots. In Mexico City, where I swim in a private gym akin to the JCC, it's definitely enforced. In Japan--forget about it. I've raised this three times with Steve Miller, the director of health and wellness. His view is that they add enough chlorine to kill the germs and that people should know better, but there's no real way to enforce it--lifeguards need to watch the pool, not police showering. (Though they do other distracted things like testing the water.) His proposed solution has been new signage--but who knows when? And I'm skeptical a sign will succeed where social norms have failed. It comes down to education. Most people in the pool where caps, for instance. Why? That's what they were told. So, why not tell them to shower? It's simply a matter of priorities, which this doesn't seem to be. Maybe I'm the only one who cares--based on the evidence, that might be true. But for a place that does so many things right, this one issue, for me, is hard to ignore.

Great all-round facility with gyms, ball courts, pool, fitness center plus many programs for kids,…read moreseniors, adults, memory loss seniors, etc. Well maintained by tremendous staff of janitors.

Last night I was swept away by the most amazing flamenco show I have EVER seen . It affected my…read moreinner soul. I do not speak Spanish yet I felt the universe of emotions throughout the evening . The entire compilation of singers , dancers and guitar players deserve the highest compliment one can give . I found myself laughing , and excited at the same time. I NEVER write reviews nor am I easily pleased, but this show will remain in my veins , heart and soul for the rest of my life . Thanks to Gabriela , I have become a future flamenco groupie.thank you and all the artists.please keep me informed about future events . Marvin

From the owner: American Bolero Dance Company (ABDC) is a nonprofit arts organization devoted to the performance,…read moreteaching and preservation of traditional Spanish dance styles. The Company's repertory encompasses classical and folkloric Spanish dances, 18th-century Escuela Bolera, Zarzuela and Flamenco. ABDC's productions foster collaborations among dancers, singers, musicians, and choreographers of diverse training and backgrounds, and are noted for their integration of theatricality, imaginative choreography and authentic costuming. American Bolero Dance Company's primary goal is to present performances in the United States that accurately represent the music, history and the traditional dances of Spain and its Latin American influences. Its secondary goal is to educate aspiring dancers and musicians in the United States by providing workshops and lecture/demonstrations, and a complete curriculum within its affiliated Spanish Dance School to pass on the rich traditions of Spanish dance and music.