High price, low amenities, overly crowded, and the ELEVATORS ARE ALWAYS BROKEN. The gym floors are…read moreseparated from the lobby by a number of non-Equinox levels, so you are reliant on 2 small elevators to get you inside. One is always broken. The other will be busy with towel carts and gym goers. Save your money and go elsewhere.

I think this is a great Equinox and the fifth one I visited this month. A barre room and a…read moreseparate yoga room! I took Restorative Yoga here and felt grateful to have the luxury of laying down and breathing deeply for an hour. So relaxing. I loved it. There are couches and chairs for lounging and having your lunch. You can probably work from here.

It's an ok park. The street in front of it is blocked off which is convenient. Lots of trees but…read moredoesn't seem to be kept well. The grass needs to be cut. Lots of pigeons. The playground equipment needs an upgrade.

The trees at Ruppert Park is so huge and just make me feel like a little person…read more Some days I'll come to the park for a cute picnic with my coworkers. Just to lay on the grass and eat lunch. Enjoy what nature have to offer on a cool day.

If you're thinking of joining for the pool: Don't do it. The hours are erratic and increasingly…read morelimited if you want to swim laps.

The trainers at this gym are jerks and bullies. They make the experience miserable. Equipment is…read moreoutdated. Do not recommend

My name is Yeran mena I am 16 years old I played basketball in my country rep sun two months ago…read morethat I do not play well just throw balls to not lose the habit and I am crazy to find a covered court or something where they give practice can you help me can I go to practice? I'm from Bronx but I have enthusiasm and desire to play and practice basketball more in my country I did it daily help me if I can leave me the information I know a little English I am using translator

This team of guys are the real deal. They are all professional, personable, and experts in the…read morefield of basketball with a real vested interest in the kids that they train. Collectively, Ross, Tim and Nate have played on three Division I College teams, two NCAA Final Four teams, possess professional experience playing on 2 D-League and 3 European teams and in assisting coaching 3 Division I College teams. Their passion for the game and level of work ethic is infectious to the kids and can be seen in the results they deliver. Their techniques and drills are tough, but extremely effective. I HIGHLY recommend them. P.S. their summer and holiday camps are awesome!

Nature is beautiful Walking is free…read more It calms you down and relax your mind. It's so much adventures in the park when you just sit and just relax.

Cherry Tree Park…read more It's been a while since I updated my review. Today I was there taking my early morning walk in the freezing cold. The park looks great. The place has been cleaned up and painted. I didn't see a speck of garbage anywhere. The gates were open early when I arrived. I entered by the basketball court and left by the 99 Street entrance where you can sit to play checkers or a game of cards. This park and playground has restrooms! It very close to the El Barrios Artspace PS 109 so the artwork around the park is beautiful. I've attended the Summer Children's Art events in the past. This park has fun activities for the neighborhood children. I love the equipment that is so colorful and the benches with the cute horses. It's one of my favorite parks and playground. If you live nearby its a nice place to sit for a break, have a lunch at a picnic table, or sit on a beach to socialize with friends. Enjoy!

Dribbl is awesome for kids. It really gets my son going for the day. The coaches are really cool…read more They let parents shoot some hoops with their kids 20 minutes prior to the class which my son really looks forward too. I look forward to it too actually! They offer afterschool classes I believe also however we go on weekends. I'm always surprised at the coach to student ratio in the class. How do they make any money! Between assistants and coaches I think there's one coach for every two kids. In New York kids aren't able to just run out and play with friends in the area so we have to plan these sorts of activities especially when the weather gets colder. I've been going for a year. It's great for my sons coordination, confidence and it's just plain fun! I'm sure he won't be a basketball star one day but sport is so good for kids development. These people know how to work with children while developing skills, endurance, emotional intelligence in a positive environment. Thumbs up guys! Thanks!

My 4 year old has been enrolled in Dribbl for two sessions and loves it. We've been impressed by…read morehow the coaches engage the children and keep them involved and active. We had so much fun that three of our other friends enrolled their kids and they have been equally happy. At our location (Brooklyn Friends School in Brooklyn), after class if over they give you 10-15 minutes to get out there and play around with your kids. It's really fun.

Pretty good playground. They have bathrooms which helps. Plenty of space and equipment to move…read morearound.

Where kids could be kids. A neighborhood play area for the…read morechildren's in the community. When the weather is nice it's the perfect time to come out and go on the swings and jump around.

This review reflects my experience during a facility orientation tour at Asphalt Green this morning…read morewith Fritz, a member of the customer service team. I hadn't visited the facility in many years, despite having been deeply involved in the original community mobilization efforts that ensured this property would be preserved for much-needed neighborhood fitness and cultural programming, successfully pushing back against proposals for additional luxury high-rise development. The Asphalt Green team went out of their way to accommodate me as a walk-in, encouraged by a neighbor who regularly swims at the pool and speaks highly of its state-of-the-art design. While waiting in the lobby, I also ran into a fellow runner who is a frequent gym user, a spontaneous moment that speaks volumes about how embedded Asphalt Green is in the local community. I was impressed not only by the facility itself, but by Fritz's knowledge of membership services and the institution's history, especially as I shared personal memories of my own connection to its development. The tour included the locker rooms, pool, and fitness center. The pool is truly stunning and stands out as a best-in-class facility, thoughtfully designed to incorporate accessibility for users of all abilities. Experiencing it firsthand was unexpectedly emotional, a powerful realization of visionary community leader Dr. George Murphy's hopes for the Yorkville community brought to life. The fitness center was active and welcoming, with members of all ages engaged in individual workouts, stretching, and training sessions. The equipment appeared well maintained, well used, and reflective of a vibrant, inclusive membership. As a community-based nonprofit, Asphalt Green, like many NYC nonprofits, does the best it can with the resources available. From my perspective, the facility is exceptionally well run, thoughtfully maintained, and clearly fulfilling its mission to provide a neighborhood-based, state-of-the-art fitness center that truly serves its community. Thanks to Fritz for her kindness and generosity.

Very poor management of the swimming pool schedule and member communication…read more I'm very disappointed with Asphalt Green's management of the swimming pool. Their website states that on Tuesdays, members can swim until 3:30 PM, but staff required us to leave at 3:00 PM. If the posted schedule is not accurate, it should be updated so members can plan accordingly. Another major issue is the lack of advance communication regarding pool maintenance. Members were charged for their membership and only afterward informed that the swimming pool would be unavailable for an extended period. When I asked about a refund or having my membership placed on hold for the time when the pool cannot be used, they refused to provide a refund or hold the membership. I also specifically asked them to stop charging me for the following month since I cannot use the pool, but my email has not been answered. Members pay for these services and deserve accurate schedules, advance notice of closures, and reasonable customer service. I hope Asphalt Green improves its communication and management of the swimming pool so members are not charged for services they cannot use.

Large lawn area. Big…read moretrees. Bird watching Baseball fields. Well maintained during summer season. Been here many times for walks and to watch friends play ball. Another nice part of the park, but the Great Lawn overshadows it.

So yes I posted this review to Ballfields in North Meadow. It's all the same to me. I don't play…read moreball but I go to watch! The North Meadow review. The North Meadow of Central Park is one of my favorite spots. Beautiful trees in all seasons. Green luscious grass all summer. Clean walkways leading to recreational activities. Children playing, and owners walking dogs. If you look close this time of year you will spot squirrels scampering about. Birds of many species are available to the avid bird watchers. There are paths to follow and rocks to climb. I carry my little map. You don't want to take a wrong turn and get lost in the park. While you're exploring visit the North Meadow. Or maybe not! I'll have the peace and quiet to myself. There's plenty of benches to sit on while I Day Dream.

My son Dylan took private lessons with an amazing instructor from Fast Break. The coach as awesome…read morewith him and the whole team at FB was professional and went out of their way to make sure the experience was great.

Terrible customer service. Owner is cocky and his wife is rude. Coaches are useless and not good…read morewith kids.