Ended up here on a Sunday morning since the laundry room at our nearby hotel was surprisingly busy…read morefor 6am^ Anyway the change machine was broken but you can get a laundry card, and luckily there was a clerk there to show me why I was of course getting an error using it on the machine^ Good times in Philly ^

In our apartment we don't have washer and dryer so i use this laundromat to do the laundry. The…read morestuff there is really helpful because it was my first time to use laundromat. I really recommend this place

It's hard to have a rooting interest in the current stand-off between the always reprehensible…read moreComcast and the equally rapacious NY Yankees owned Regional Sports Network, YES. Currently all Comcast customers pay upwards of $10 a month for Yankee games on YES, whether they're baseball fans or not -- with the vast majority screaming to move the games to a higher paid tier thus allowing actual fans to pay full freight for the privilege without having it buried in the weeds of an incomprehensible cable bill. For their part, the Yankees are not pleased, having predicated their salary structure and operating budget on this monthly windfall which flows even after baseball season is over... trust me, the Brooklyn Nets are not sufficient compensation when baseball goes fallow. So, we have a stand-off that Comcast will ultimately win in the short-term however, only hastening the day when MLB will offer streaming packages for all teams with no blackouts. The Yankees for their part have hastily constructed the Gotham Sports Network as a stand-alone streaming package for $40 a month (about the same cost in tolls from Princeton to attend a single game at Yankee Stadium, which is now close to a $1,000 evening for tickets parking and food.) It remains to be seen how deep fans are willing to dig for the privilege of night games in April... and how many fans will ultimately ditch cable when their last tether to Comcast (ie Live Sports) is cut. As a former Comcast customer and lifelong baseball fan it's hard not to imagine a cable-free environment by 2030 where all games and teams are available for a much more appropriate fee. Also, as a former Comcast customer, they have a long history of removing content because "it's too expensive" and then pocketing the difference without lowering bills a commensurate amount. In the meantime, I'll wait patiently while the beancounters in the Bronx tumble the numbers and pray for the next player lock-out and the inevitable salary-cap that follows. A resounding NO to YES... and Comcast for that matter.

The worst. Call the game. Don't need the sidebar and certainly don't need to hear about the Red Sox…read moreand Devers at first. Just call the game

Attending a Mets/Yankee game at Citifield. Always fun. Nice stadium. Always a good time here. Good…read morefood and drinks. Let's go Mets!

The Mets are a solid team and their experience at Citi Field is amazing. We went in May and loved…read morethe new five boroughs race.

Our Yankee Stadium Review:…read more A fairly decent experience at Yankee Stadium, Yankees vs. Boston, From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is electric, The stadium is fairly clean, it could use some paint and cleaning in some spots, broken handrails etc...The stadium offers excellent sightlines The food and beverage options are super pricey and full of booze (no energy drinks?) the staff is friendly and helpful. Whether you're a lifelong Yankees fan or just visiting for a game, the energy of the crowd and the iconic setting make for an unforgettable experience. A first-class ballpark that perfectly blends tradition with modern amenities. Highly recommended for any sports fan. Can be better with some little upgrades

As a Yankees fan, coming here was on my bucket list for a long time. Like a lot of others, I am a…read morebig fan of history and do wish that they kept the old stadium around...that being said our game day experience was pretty good! Our first order of business was visiting monument park right as gates opened at 5:30 since it closes before first pitch. Best access is entering in through Gate 8, and surprisingly there was no line for a Friday evening game! This is a must for any baseball fan and you can see all of the retired Yankee numbers along with a monument plaque for greats. We also had a good field and dining experience. Tried the angry lobster roll, grub and tub chicken bucket, and ice cream chicken bucket. The chicken was alright, nothing too amazing but it is a lot of fries and a good amount of tendies. Pretty decent value for $23 since it comes with a souvenir drink. Lobster roll was great! I really liked the seasoning, and it came with a side of chips too. The real highlight was the ice cream chicken bucket! The hype is real with this one! Each drumstick was made intricately with yummy cornflake coating and the chocolate pretzel bone is a great touch. Seating in the 212 section was pretty fun. The Yanks are doing great right now so the energy in the crowd was amazing. We went crazy during Ben Rice's homer! Only downside was some people got a bit too crazy and threw up right behind my wife's seat...not great but it is what it is I guess. We enjoyed walking around the stadium, talking to fans, and taking in all the different views while getting our food. The one thing I'd say is that while our experience was good, can't help but feel the stadium lacks a bit of character. The concourse is just okay compared to most other modern stadiums, and there aren't many things other than monument park and the Yankee museum that make the place stand out. The great hall is cool, but you don't really spend much time there. It's a good stadium, but I feel like there were some missed opportunities during construction that could have put it in the upper echelon of MLB ballparks.

Meet me at....THE BANK!! An afternoon or evening at the Phillies game truly is one of my favorite…read morepleasures in life. I feel totally at peace and elated by the sights and sounds of the game and the conversation and good times with the friends I'm accompanied by. I just went to a game last night, sadly a loss, but had the best time with my best friend who also loves getting to a Phil's game. Hard to beat the combination of crab fries, a few drinks, and BOGO dogs (RIP dollar dogs) along with sunny 60 degree weather. I've been to dozens of games at this point, so I'm very biased, but to me the stadium and games are well run, family friendly and an all around good time. My only complaint would be the concession prices. Especially for families it can be quite the expense to get food and beverages. So highly recommend bringing in hoagies or other tasty food in a clear plastic bag as an alternative.

Double standards for bags. Say you have kuds without them being with yoy and they are allowed. We…read morewere next n wife had a sm purse that was right size but not clear bag. Not allowed in. This is tge philadelphia FU stance. Phillies need to help their fans out and reduce cost of food n drink. Fuel is high, tickets are high n millionares are making tons of caskbwhile we suffer with a $ 75 to $125 just to eat n drink. Piss poor fan appriciation! Will not be back ! Better watching from hom n not deal with the costs n clueless gate attendamts!

New York Yankees? Been a fan since the 90s, and always loved Derek Jeter! I even own a couple books…read moreabout him, and was always fascinated as he always seemed very humble. I've seen the Yankees play a couple of times when they've come to Arizona, and always dreamed of seeing them at Yankee Stadium. One day! Though, I watch less baseball since my grandpa passed 12 years ago. They forever hold a place in my heart as my grandpa and dad are from New York, so the Yankees were my team as Arizona didn't have one when I was little little. I'll support them when they play televised, and maybe I'll catch a live game soon.

The New York Yankees are a passionate team. As I explained my family history in my last review I am…read morea fan. Yes I get upset and disappointed at times but I keep the faith. The Yankees won my heart again today on Valentine's Day. I heard in this morning's news that they are sharing their Spring Training camp with the Tampa Bay Rays. It was very sad when Hurricane Milton destroyed the Ray's training camp facility. I'm a believer that good deeds return to you. Let's get a World Series win this year! If not, I hope my other New York team wins!!

Citi Field in Queens, home of the New York Mets baseball team, was an amazing experience! The…read morestadium offers a great selection of food and drinks, and the layout is fantastic--you can enjoy a great view of the game from just about anywhere. We were fortunate enough to enjoy the game from a suite through my husband's company, which included plenty of complimentary food and beverages. The service was outstanding, and everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. If it's your first visit, be sure to let a staff member know so you can receive a complimentary First Game Certificate as a special keepsake. The team store was also impressive, offering a huge variety of souvenirs for fans of all ages, from babies to adults. Overall, it was a memorable experience and a wonderful way to spend a day at the ballpark.

I so love the energy here! Lots of food, multiple stores to…read morebuy Mets merch, friendly employees and watched AJ Ewing make history at his MLB debut!!! And of course, the Jackie Robinson rotunda with the nine core values and his "A life is not Important except in the impact it has on other lives"..--along with several photos of the great 42, including his UCLA days!! LFGM!!!

Bar Don has been around forever. I used to live nearby and would visit it frequently. Nowadays, not…read moreas much, but I meet up with friends maybe once or twice a year for bowling and karaoke and it's always a good time. Friendly staff, good computer systems for the games, and a very reasonably priced food menu, make it a good spot to go and bowl or just hang out. Good selection of bowling balls too.

Visiting the suburbs from the city, and was looking for a place to bowl this past weekend. Bar-Don…read morewas the nearest location available to us and so we went. Honestly, the age of a bowling alley is not a huge detractor for me. Bowling alley "experiences" these days attempt to add on a lot of other demands for alleys, but all that's needed really are the shoes, the balls, and the lanes. I wouldn't be opposed to some nice seats too in between bowls. Bar-Don does feel like the kind of bowling alley I'd find out in the PA suburbs. Old newspaper clippings of heroic efforts from bowlers of the past. The American food-serving bar in the back, next to the arcade machines. Lanes where you have to manually lift and lower the bumpers. Some people find this outdated, but I'd say that this just means this place is classic and has longevity. I had a great time bowling here with good house balls, good lanes that I could continue to practice spinning on and not be completely baffled, and seating that was not super painful. That being said, there were some technical breakdowns between our two games. Our lane wasn't resetting at one point, and at another our ball return got stuck. Both ended up being resolved, and seem to just be par for the course if you come to an older place like this that's not running full cylinder like it used to. Final upside? A lot cheaper than the city, and honestly if anyone complains about the prices, then they need to get their bar reset.