This is an excellent studio for anyone interested in taking classes in New York! They offer a…read morediverse range of classes including heels, hip hop, and chair choreography, with options for all skill levels--from beginner to advanced--as well as exciting workshops. I took a heels class with Emma and it was a fantastic experience; the class left me feeling empowered and confident. The studio is centrally located in Manhattan, close to public transportation. They also provide bathrooms for changing and cubbies in the studio to store your belongings.

This was my second time visiting Sass Class, and it was very intentional. I traveled from another…read morestate specifically to take class here, which already says a lot about how much I value the experience. This time, I took class with Amber, and she is truly a 10 out of 10 -- from her character to her teaching style, choreography, and ability to educate dancers in real time. She doesn't just teach steps; she teaches movement vocabulary and helps you understand how to inhabit the choreography as it unfolds. That presence and clarity make the experience special. A lot of what I enjoy about Sass Class comes down to both the choreographers and the energy of the space. That said, there are some practical considerations. There is no elevator, which can be challenging because of the number of stairs you have to go up and down. The studio itself is small but functional. There's a small waiting area, a check-in desk, two bathrooms, and a spot to quickly change if needed. There are two studios, which allows classes to run smoothly without feeling crowded. The location is central, not far from Moynihan Train Hall or Port Authority, and there are plenty of food options nearby for before or after class. Overall, SASS Class continues to be a space I value. I fully intend to take more classes there in the future. For me, it's about the quality of instruction, the intentionality of the movement, and the community -- and that keeps drawing me back.

I came here for a MeetUp volleyball scrimmage, and it was a lot of fun. There are full changing…read morerooms - including showers - and various rooms for yoga, volleyball, basketball, etc. Some of my peers were complaining about A/C - the lack of it - which didn't bother me so much but could be an issue. The volleyball net is also quite old and a bit saggy. Nonetheless, it was a lot of fun and a good place to meet up.

I went here for volleyball meet ups on intermediate level and open play, and these are the most fun…read morepeople I've ever played with! They're inviting and friendly and give you lots of opportunity to play, even if one team has to set out every round. The gym is a bit on the small side, just one field. You have about two feet of room between the field and the wall, so that during games you play off the walls. The locker rooms are clean and have lockers, showers, toilets and some room to change, though they are extremely hot. There are more rooms at CATS, like a ballet room and kitchen, but they're not accessible during volley nights. I would actually give the gym itself 3 stars since it doesn't allow for competitive play, but the atmosphere and the great people sure deserve 5 stars...which brings it to a solid 4-star volleyball place.

Andrew gave my gf and I private lessons in rumba, tango, and waltz. He was charismatic, fun to…read morelearn from, and made us feel confident while still correcting our frame. The studio was clean, elegant, and pleasant to be in. It was not too loud and there was plenty of space to learn. If you are looking to try these styles I would recommend taking a private here.

We had an amazing experience with our couple dance lessons here! Highly recommend for your wedding…read morefirst dance

I had a work trip in NY. Best thing I did during my me time is take a Zumba class at Z. It was so…read moremuch fun, great energy, memorable! I recommend!!!

If you love Zumba and are looking for a great workout aswell as having fun- this is THE place to…read morego. all teachers are experienced. Edmee who leads the team is top notch. her classes are fun and youll get a good workout. I highly recommend bobby as well. if you love latin music his class is extremely fun. the night classes are harder as the crowd tends to be young professionals. in the morning its a bit of an older crowd. I have been coming since they opened and love it. despite my gym memberships (which include zumba) I think this is the best place to come. Calories burned at edmee's class: 385 my fav teachers (AKA advance classes): http://www.zclubny.com/portfolio/edmee-cherdieu-dalexis/ http://www.zclubny.com/portfolio/jamie-forward/ http://www.zclubny.com/portfolio/diego-chauca/ If you wanna burn/ loose weight and tone, while having fun, these are the zumba classes to take!

The Palace theatre is a big one with star capabilities for some amazing set changes. We saw The…read moreLost Boys on the top balcony on Sunday, May 31, 2026. The show was amazing. It was all of our favorite show we had ever seen. Zero complaints. The theatre is tight and on the third balcony you have to do a lot of body maneuvering throughout the show to see all of the stage. That is typical for the top balcony. My complaint is the three women ushers on that balcony on that date were the worst theatre ushers I have ever seen. They were rude to everyone they spoke with. When patrons would ask them a question, after they walked away they would talk loudly about the patron and mock them while laughing with each other. Where we were sitting we got to hear this over and over. Then the show starts and they keep talking. They talked through the ENTIRE show. After the show, I told them they were literally the rudest ushers I had ever met. I waited two days to make sure I felt strongly enough to make this complaint public. I looked for an email for the palace or Lost Boys management. They should secretly watch these women to see if they continue this bad behavior or if they made a change for the better.

This was another Broadway performance where the audience raved about the leads, rightly so, because…read morethe actors did a great job of exuding the heart and soul behind the 80s hit movie The Lost Boys. The staging was carefully considered, and each scene highlighted nostalgic moments from the film. If you've seen the movie, you'll be sure to love this show, especially the music. The atmosphere was charged with excitement with theater goers, who had more than likely seen this show multiple times. The audience enthusiastically supported the actors, and the actors thrived on the love shown. It feels good to celebrate artists who have accomplished something great! The production was stellar and I might have to go see it again! Some things to consider: the seating in the balcony can be a bit iffy depending on how tall the person is in front of you. I am on the shorter side, so my knees touching the seat in front of me wasn't an issue. That being said, I would recommend spending the extra money to sit within the first three rows of the MEZZ C F for better unobstructed views, or for the majority of the show, you'll end up having to lean forward. When exiting the balcony, several flights of stairs weren't expected. If you have high heels, body aches, or issues with being in closed spaces, choose seating on the main floor to bypass the congestion. Lastly, there were times when I wanted to see more of some things and less of others, but one thing I appreciated was how it all came together. Hearing members of the audience stating that they couldn't wait to go home and watch the movie again was definitely a heartwarming moment. If you haven't seen it, you should!

The Lion King is a MUST see for every Disney loving Broadway fan. It is one of the most beautiful,…read moreawe-inspiring musicals around. I saw this show many years ago, and I recently got to visit again, this time bringing my family along. I couldn't wait for my kids to see it. It was my son's first Broadway show and he was absolutely mesmerized. I made sure to get Orchestra aisle seats so we could see the animals making their way down to the stage for the Circle of Life and for other parts of the show. We were sitting right where the enormous elephant comes down and it was incredible to see. Speaking of the Circle of Life, it gets me SO emotional every time! I grew up loving The Lion King and this show just does it so much justice. The production value is to die for. The lighting, the scenery, the way they play with perspective. It's just all so amazing. And the singing? And the acting? I can just go on and on. I also love how they added "They Live in You" into this production, along with "Shadowland" and "Endless Night." It is so touching and moving. It's a great show to take your children to. I know it can be pricey, and there never really is a good deal per se, but if you are able to swing it and get tickets, you won't be sorry you did.

Ahhhhh, The Lion King. A Broadway mainstay, an award winning musical, stage sets that will leave…read moreyou in awe, and the #1 grossing musical of all time (8+ billion and counting). My favorite character will always be Scar (Gavin Lee). His performance is captivating, ornery, and theatrical genius. The ingenuity that goes into this production is something to behold. How this story encompasses every emotion is spellbinding and leaves you wanting to enjoy it, again and again.

Okay Book of Mormon!!! Phenomenal cast when we did go. Security was kind and staff was friendly and…read morecatered to us to make sure we found our seats. Shoutout to the cast!!

Large theater. Clean. The bar service was quick so lines kept moving…read more Bathrooms were clean and large so the wait time for restrooms were not as long. Attendants were very nice and helpful. Went for Book of Mormon. Beautiful theater.

#1 Bachata school in New York! They offer daily classes for…read morea price you can't beat, Sensual, Tradition, Fusion, Ladies Styling alongside other special workshops. Mariela and the rest of the teachers take pride in making sure every individual is learning what is being taught. There's weekly Social Dancing events and fun outdoor events. Once you join you will be part of huge and beautiful dance family

I've been exploring Bachada classes in the City and by far Bachata Embassy is the best…read more They specialize in Bachada Sensual, an incredibly beautiful, romantic partner dance done to beautiful music. The teachers are friendly and smart and very precise in the way they break the moves down. I partner dance a lot but am a beginner in Bachata and Mariela especially had me and my partners doing Bachata moves from the very first class. There's no problem going alone because partners keep rotating. The atmosphere is safe and friendly. Everyone tries to help you out, and no one is left out.

Went to see the play on a band trip to NYC, the play was far more vulgar than I was expecting. It…read morewas a fairly good play music wise though. The theater was super cramped, but they did have some cool merch, my friend got a hat and it has held up pretty well, and the pins great! The staff are fairly strict on where you can go, such as no going back up stairs for the restroom once you go down, and being told to go straight to your seat. The staff were polite and helpful over all though.

5 stars for show 0 stars for freaking cold! During summer…read moreyou'll be freezing and then you'll get cold for sure. (0+5)/2 = 2 stars.

The NYC Sewing Center lived up to my expectations! I took Sewing 102 at the Garment District and…read morethe Williamsburg sewing club. Both had different vibes and were great experiences. The instructors were helpful and so knowledgeable. I'll definitely take more workshops next time I'm in town because it's a great source of inspiration and motivation to be around people who are passionate about sewing and design.

I took the Sewing bootcamp 101 class with Emily as the lead instructor. It ran from 10AM-6PM with a…read more1 hour lunch break at 12:30, I spent $310. We received a run down on how the machine works, learned how to thread the machine and how to fill the bobbins. Then we made a denim tote bag. This was super easy and really fast. After lunch break is the 2nd project. If you don't have your fabric, the school can sell you fabric directly inside for $16 a yard. I bought my fabric elsewhere and brought it in. I honestly recommend doing this instead of buying it from them. Because you have to wash your fabric like how you wash your laundry regularly since it shrinks naturally. We picked our patterns and I made a skirt since a skirt is faster than pants. They recommended not to make pockets or else I'll run out of time. But I HAD to add pockets. Women's clothing have little or no pockets regularly. The instructors are extremely helpful and friendly. and they immediately notice if someone is struggling or stuck. This really impressed me. For example, when I was threading the bobbin, the spool of thread was running out. The teacher was immediately behind me with a brand new spool of the same color so I can swap it out when it was finished. That was a great eye for detail! Overall, highly recommend. Just bring in your own 3 yards of cotton fabric, already washed and dried, for the 2nd project!