A top of. Nothing for kids under 10. Poorly organized. No food or drink. No management in sight.read more

If you're looking for a place that truly stands out, Ninja Nation is it. From the moment you walk…read morein, the team makes you feel welcome--they're attentive, energetic, and genuinely engaged with everyone who comes through the door. It's rare to find staff this consistently friendly and professional. The facility itself is just as impressive. Everything is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed with safety in mind, so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, the quality never drops. We've had nothing but positive experiences here, and it's become a place we genuinely look forward to visiting again and again. Highly recommend

My kids have done a couple of summer camps here, which they really enjoyed. Today we had my sons…read morebday party and that was such a wonderful experience. It was 13 8&9year old kids and the 3 who hosted the party were so happy, patient, they really enjoyed the kids and the cooking. Lots of places have paid helpers who do their job at parties. But here, they were so engaging - it really made my sons friends feel welcome. Spills and loud voices didn't phase them, they all had such a kind way of redirecting the kids who needed some guidance. The best part for Mom and Dad was that we walked in and needed nothing. They did it all. Water, lemonade, snacks, decor, cupcakes, candles. Even a lollipop party favor. On a busy Fall Saturday with kids sports in full swing, this was a huge blessing to my husband and me. I would highly recommend this studio for camps and especially parties!

I delayed writing this post in hopes that by the end of the weekend Angie would have sent me an…read moreemail or called with an apology, but that never happened, so I'm here to leave my review on our experience at her place of business. I booked Flour Power to host my daughter's 11th birthday party with 15 children, and the entire experience was a major letdown. From the outset, communication was disorganized. The pricing listed online was misleading--what was advertised as a 16-guest package actually only covered 11 kids, with an extra $25 charge per additional child. The venue was tiny and cramped, far from what you'd expect from a business specializing in children's parties. I was given minimal time to set up my own decorations, and the limited space made it feel chaotic from the start. The cooking class was poorly planned and executed. Only four dough-making stations were available for 16 girls, forcing groups to sit and watch rather than participate. The activities were basic and boring, with little to no effort from staff to keep kids engaged. After the dough session, half the girls lost interest while waiting. Next was sauce-making and garlic bread, which was just spreading butter and Kroger parmesan on a store bought French loaf--another "group activity." The girls then sat bored for about 20 minutes while the sauce simmered. I asked Angie multiple times to play music to liven up the atmosphere, but the music was barely audible and she never fully fulfilled my request. A staff member's rude attitude stood out. Several mothers privately told me about her eye-rolling, glaring, and bossy tone toward the girls. Even some older girls commented on her unkindness. I considered addressing it during the event but wanted to avoid interrupting or causing anymore negativity. When it was time to check out, I asked Angie if she could show me my remaining balance. She opened her laptop and quickly clicked through a few screens. Before I could say anything, she landed on a page where she told me I could leave a tip. At that moment, I hadn't yet discussed my overall experience or shared feedback from myself and other mothers and athletes. This feedback was important hoping she would consider it to improve future parties I was caught off guard because nothing in the email confirmation mentioned gratuity, the party itself was already $700 and the way she pushed the tip in my face struck me as both unprofessional and tacky. Given our concerns about the evening and how forcefully she insisted on a tip, I told her we wouldn't be leaving one at this time. That's when things took a turn for the worse. She gave me a disgusted glare and said, "Are you serious? You're not going to tip us? Who does that? Don't you think we deserve a tip?" As a luxury business owner myself, I couldn't believe how she handled the situation--especially in front of my 11-year-old daughter and her friend. I was left speechless. Then, she slammed her laptop shut and said, "I'll just take it out of my own pocket!" I requested a private conversation away from children and staff to voice my concerns, all of which fell on deaf ears. Angie then continued to openly berated me in front of my daughter and staff as I made my way back to the front, questioning why I wouldn't tip even after insulting me multiple times during our private conversation. When I mentioned I'd leave an honest review based on her unprofessional & erratic behavior, she threatened to leave one about my business despite having no prior knowledge of me or my business. My daughter and her friend both left visually upset by the interaction & were even brought to tears on our way home. Overall, the event was overpromised and underdelivered. The space was cramped, outdated, the activities poorly managed, staff were rude, and Angie handled the situation unprofessionally. I would not recommend Flour Power for children's parties. EDIT: Added message in response to Angie. Angie- Your response contains several inaccuracies. The girls were engaged with each other, not the cooking class. During an attempt to address my concerns with you privately, you raised your voice and berated me for not wanting to leave you a tip based on our experience. Your behavior that evening included unprofessional remarks directed at me in front of your staff, my daughter, and guests. While I have documented the full series of events on my phone, the focus here is on the factual recounting of what occurred. To state that tips are appreciated but not expected is simply untrue. Given how the situation was handled, I'm sure you must feel embarrassed. However, responding to my honest review with denial and misrepresentation is not the professional way to address these concerns. I trust you will consider this feedback seriously. The best path forward is to acknowledge and address issues professionally rather than denying or misrepresenting how the event unfolded.

Came here on a Saturday as a guest of a member. They don't provide any free trials/guest…read morememberships I guess. The gym was spacious, included an indoor/outdoor pool & waterpark, had a bag area, and plenty of machines and weights. Their facility was clean and did not appear crowded. They close at 6 pm on Sat, which is not something I am used to. My gym in Ca closes at 11pm on Sat & 10 pm on Sundays.

Great staff, clean and spacious, good value if you use it! Love the natural light and…read morefamily-atmosphere. Lots of workout machines, idk what they do, but they seem useful. Gets very busy, I like that it's all ages. My only 3 complaints are: 1. The randoms who watch their soap operas or whatever without headphones which adds unnecessarily to the noise level (the workout music is already too loud). People, if you bring your granny, buy her a headset. We have stuff we want to listen to, not her stuff. I'm a granny too, but I don't act like I'm the only person in the world. 2. Also people. Pipe down if you are on the phone. Nobody wants to hear your business. Keep it down Boss Baby, nobody cares you are working at the gym. 3. The hours are meh. It needs to be open longer on the weekend. How am I supposed to work out when I don't even get done running errands until 6?

Frisco YMCA, offers a variety of group classes. There is something for everybody…read more The staff is welcoming and instructors as well. Rachel and Cynthia's zumba classes are very energetic and the music is great.

The classes are fun, the gym area is clean and staff is helpful. The soccer coaching is great. My…read moregrandson is learning a lot.

I've been taking lessons here for about a year and a half. Before that, my only riding experience…read morewas a few weeks of lessons when I was a little boy, and the occasional trail ride every few years. I'm now regularly taking part in playdays (amateur barrel racing and pole bending) and even won a buckle last season! I'm also in better physical shape than when I started, having put on a few pounds of muscle in my legs and core -- which is quite the feat in middle-age. Dwaine has been around horses all his life, and it shows. He's incredibly patient and encouraging with his students and knows when they need to be pushed to improve. More than a few of his students have gone to become professionals, competing in rodeos. They learn not just the basics of how to ride, but also grooming, saddling and overall horsemanship. There's probably no better testimony, though, than the community of kids and parents that have formed around the stables, with plenty of friendships formed that extend past lesson time.

Horrible experience, they happily took our money and never showed up at the scheduled time. We…read moretried to reschedule but they said they were fully booked with summer camps and we have been trying to get our money back for 3 months with no luck and scarse communication from them. I would recommend anyone interested in horseback riding lessons to look for a more serious business.

Prospering farms was the first barn I've ever ridden at, I've now been riding for 6 years and…read morelooking back this place needs its horses taken away. They use 25 year old horses that should. Be. Retired. In 5-10 lessons 6 days a week. If a horse goes lame, the throw it in the pasture and forget about it. Even just driving by, the horses in the pasture have overgrown hooves, sunken in spines, and halters on that have been there for years. The training wasn't bad but it's definitely a beginner barn as most riders start to realize that the way they overwork their horses is unethical.

I came to prospering farm with low confidence and not many experiences under my belt. I'm 7 month…read morein and I have a lot more confidence, I can see a lot of visible growth, and I found amazing horses and friends and an especially amazing trainer, Mrs Stephanie. I've accomplished so many things I never thought I would get to do and I can't wait to see what the future holds for me here at Prospering Farm.

Mathnasium has been such a need fulfilled and then some for our family…read more Our now first grader has a LOVE of math and needed an outlet. Ms. Jen, the owner of this Mathnasium is the most wonderful person. She cares so much about the kids, our community and her employees and it shows! The parents know it, her employees show it and the math learners demonstrate her love and passion in their eager learning of math. This is a wonderful facility for thoes that love math and those that need to be exposed to her love of math to gain their own. We love Ms. Jen and Prosper Mathnasium. Highly recommended for all.

We just love Miss Jenn and her whole staff. Our son has loved math from as far back as we could…read moreremember so we looked into Mathnaseum. The group here has been so warm and welcoming in fostering the growth of the math development for our son. He looks forward to going every week so he can reach new goals and save up cards. We would highly recommend letting Miss Jenn and her team help your kids in whatever areas of improvement are needed. The atmosphere is amazing and always so clean and neat. Keep up the great job Mathnaseum of Prosper!