It's very beautiful, clean, and spacious. The Christmas decorations were also gorgeous. I was so…read morehappy that dogs could stay with their families; they were all very well-behaved. They even have drinking fountains for both people and their furry friends . We went during the day, but didn't want to miss the light show, so we went back again at night... it was amazing! Restrooms They're there, but since they were closed, they weren't much use. Pet-friendly Yes, and the staff are very polite; they clean up after the dogs and provide water dispensers.

While heading to my dinner location in the downtown Doral, I saw this park just a couple of blocks…read morefrom the restaurant and thought it would be perfect for a walk after dinner, and I wasn't wrong, it was great. The park is just a block or two away from the restaurant strip at the downtown Doral and it's perfect to stretch your legs after dinner as well as enjoy the 2 pieces of art at the park. The one that looks like a cave and the lady in metal adorned with the butterflies. The 2 of them are beautiful. The park also has playgrounds, should you have a kid. All in all, I enjoyed the park, I will certainly came back next time I'm in that are.

I took my Diving course here and it was an extremely pleasant experience. The shop accommodates to…read moreyour schedule for what weekend to attend and the staff is super friendly!! Can't go wrong here.

Hit or miss. If you pick the classes option for certification expect to be rushed, pushed through…read moreand your equipment to be adequate. The first experience I had was horrible. I paid more the second time (read the fine print if you miss a scheduled dive for any reason you are liable for the fees for the next one) and had a private session with a master who actually knew what he was doing and took the time to properly adjust my equipment . I have since been diving with other instructors internationally and now confidently I can say that the teachers at this location are intermediate level, and you probably get what you pay for . Management is only nice at the onset when taking your money, equipment isn't sized properly to fit and the objects in store are overpriced. Be aware that the dives are with another company and the boat is owned by them, also they have a weird and uncomfortable policy that you have to exit the boat with gear and fins on by stepping into the water and climbing up a ladder to return, which is exhausting and impractical for smaller people. Also be aware that they discourage asking for wetsuits even when you may need one. I can't recommend them to first time divers and would have quit if I could have finished the certification with another company. I felt like the whole process is a push to get people through and they really don't have concerns for safety and health. I had strep throat after the first dive and major sinus irritation which was probably a combination of stress and work, but the water leaking in the regulator and oversized bcd with tank that hit me in the back of the head didn't help either. Overa, they are not the best choice for price or convenience of certification, but I cannot comment on their other options.

Indoor arcade and entertainment to keep the kids entertained and great for parties…read more Located in Wynwood, Fun Dimension has its own parking lot but also street parking. They have an outdoor enclosed section which includes rock climbing and what looked like axe throwing (for kids). Inside they have plenty of arcade games along with laser tag. They also have some cool new bowling lanes in the back. I didn't get to taste the food or drinks but they did have a pretty wide diversity of options including the usual fair, pizza chicken fingers and more importantly alcohol for the adults but also lomo saltado and chicken and waffles. They also have private room upstairs for parties. The kids had a great time and it's pretty enclosed so not easy to lose track of your kid. Overall it's a solid option to host a party and keep the kids entertained.

I brought my toddler here for a fun afternoon and we did not expect to have this much fun. I think…read moreit's a great place to let your inner child run wild playing games. We played a bunch of arcade games and she had an absolute blast. The place was clean and managed pretty well. We will definitely be back!

Lovely passive park with beautiful art, walking trail, gardens, benches, amphitheater, and…read morepowerlines above. This park is truly lovely but the placement near an industrial area and townhome is weird. Although it is close to the highway this makes it convenient to visit. Basically one can walk the park in 15 minutes but if you study the art it will take longer. For me the vibe is freedom, starting over, and liberty for immigrants in the expression of the art. I can totally relate since my parents migrated from another county and struggled here and made it here. In my opinion, the art felt like it was a tribute to all the Latin artists and what they felt. I am glad I made my way to this park because I think the idea of art in a park is brilliant as well as using dead space among the power lines is smart.

Wow! Well done Hialeah! Opened in 2015, Garden of the Arts is a free botanical garden with art…read moreinstallations. It was created as a result of the Miami-Dade County Building Better Communities Bond Program. A paved half mile walking trail winds among art and plants located under power lines. This is an area that is usually left empty although I sometimes see other towns put passive parks under them. The art in the park is by local and world renowned artists. Artists featured include Alexander Mijares, Astrid Alcayaga Art, Reynaldo Artires, Villamil ART, Rafael Consuegra Studio, Noel Leon, Antonio Fortuna Art, Aristide, Juan Abuela, Zaida del Río, Roberto Perez Crespo, Ramon Pedraza, Florencio Gelabert, and Alexis Porro-Fortún Artist. There are 11 murals, some of which relate the history of Hialeah. There are also sculptures that range from small to quite large. I never got bored. As I wandered down the path there was always a cool plant or thought provoking piece of art to discover. As I walked it was a little disconcerting to hear the power lines crackling overhead. The park also includes an amphitheater, benches and seating areas, and an elevated stage with turf seating. The amphitheater can be rented for private events like weddings. Parking is in a free lot at the entrance to the park. What a wonderful place to experience the arts and culture in the setting of a beautiful botanical garden.

They are working on cleaning it up and fixed it so you can take the trail. Adding new amenities but…read moreremoving the nature from the park. They added a small dog park, that has a gate which is good since it is active crocodile breeding grounds and nesting. Did have one encounter with an aggressive crocodile near the fence by the train tracks but it is it's home and I'm a guest in her land.

Lion Park is a small neighborhood park with no parking. It is an open space with a walking path…read morethat connects to the southern end of Stan Goldman Memorial Park via a bridge that crosses the C-10 canal. The Lions Club of Hollywood takes care of their namesake park. The club recently collected 500 pounds of plastic from the community, other clubs, and civic organizations in a six month period and were rewarded with a recycled plastic Trex bench for the park. On December 7th the club held a ribbon cutting ceremony and tree planting to commemorate the installation of the new bench.During the ceremony the club did some landscaping to tidy up the park and the Stan Goldman Memorial park too. Although small this lovely park is worth a visit. I found parking at the nearby railway station that is next to the Stan Goldman Memorial Park. As I was crossing the bridge between the two parks I spotted 4 manatees in the canal below. I have never spotted them in a park before so I had a great experience watching them swim and eat. The bridge is also a popular location to fish.

The food was good The atmosphere is very good too…read moreI recommend that you go The attention of the waitress Sol is very good

We visited Puttshack with a party of 8, while our friends arrived separately as a party of 4. They…read morewere seated across the room from us. When a nearby table opened up, we asked if our friends could be moved next to us. Our server was kind, said it should be possible, and went to speak with the manager. We had also spoken with the hostess, who seemed overwhelmed by the number of walk-ins. About 12 minutes later, instead of seating our friends at the available table, the restaurant seated a party of 2 there. Since our friends were only 4 people, they easily could have been accommodated at that table. What made the experience worse was the manager, JP. He came to our table claiming the table was reserved, but that didn't seem accurate--we spoke with the couple who had just been seated there, and they told us they were walk-ins. We understand that restaurants have policies and reservations to manage, but JP's attitude and lack of customer service were disappointing. There was no effort to find a solution or show any empathy. The restaurant wasn't even full, and many guests were heading to the mini golf course, so the situation felt unnecessarily inflexible. Puttshack has a fun concept, but customer service is just as important as the experience. We hope upper management reviews how situations like this are handled, because JP's approach did not reflect the level of hospitality customers expect.

We had a reservation for six people at 2:00 PM and arrived at 2:05 PM. Despite having a…read morereservation, the manager, Alejandro, told us we would have to wait about 30 minutes because he had already seated walk-in customers ahead of us. Instead of honoring our reservation, he continued seating more walk-ins, and our wait time increased from 30 minutes to over an hour. He never called to confirm our reservation or check if we were on our way, and it was clear that no space had been held for our group. When we raised the issue, he showed no interest in resolving it. After waiting for over an hour, three of us canceled and left, while the rest of our group eventually got to play. A reservation should actually reserve your spot. If walk-ins are going to be prioritized instead, there's no point in offering reservations. Very disappointing experience.

Walked in just to kill some time and ended up having one of the coolest experiences I've had in a…read morewhile. Never tried sim racing before, but within minutes I was gripping the wheel like I was chasing a podium. The gear is top-notch and being on the tracks you see on tv is crazy. Will definitely be back.

This place is so much fun! We were the only ones here. It was a Friday morning so everyone working…read moreand at school so it was a great time! We wanted to golf and it was epic. It was so interactive and the glow in the dark made this place so unique! It's pretty affordable for all that you can do there. I will definitely be going back! It was a blast! Hopefully we can do some bowling also! (It was nice and clean for being this kind of place and the staff was super nice! )

I had so much fun here. I haven't been mini golfing in ages. I had forgotten how fun it was. I…read moreloved the idea that this was an indoor game. I didn't have to deal with the heat. This was my first time here. I did not know what to expect other than mini golf. The place inside is pretty cool everything glows. It had an arcade with bowling, private rooms you can reserve for events, and a concession stand. It is loud inside. It took me a little while to adjust to that. The mini golf was pretty cool with things glowing in the dark. I loved the funny celebrity drawings on the wall. If you look at them you want to laugh. We all had a great time. I found the place well taken care of. It was clean. The staff was helpful. The line had a good flow. I was glad I came.

What an incredible time. Kids had a blast and the staff was accommodating, respectful and welcoming…read moreto the kids. They took the time to coach them through the experience.

Was here for a group scheduled event from work. Seemed to be well organized and the staff were…read morefriendly. There is a bar with some food choices in the back along with a small arcade. Raced 3 times and it was fun. Questionable how the race times were calculated and winners declared.

Secret Cycling. What is this, the spinning Illuminati? I found this place on my commute down…read moreOkeechobee Road, a little bike icon on a warehouse building. Then fitness friends of mine talked about "Secret Cycling", and the "conspiracy" came together! Since I'm trying to get in shape for a certain milestone birthday - and by virtue of my work schedule and enjoying for good food find it hard to stick to clean eating - I need a high intensity workout. Secret Cycling provides it! The studio is located in the upstairs office area of a warehouse / self storage place. Decorated with motivational phrases on the wall, industrial metal joist roof and a nightclub-quality sound system, I started to sweat within the first 10 minutes of my class. The soundtrack - heavy on 80's freestyle - gets me through a grueling hour of seat jumps, 4+ gears and long drives on their LeMond spinning cycles. I've gone with two different instructors, and in their own style, both are awesome. Christy gives the class a funky, Hialeah girl happy energy, even throwing out a couple of "Dalee" and mixing in Salsa and Latin Funk. Bob (Saturday mornings) is heavier on the motivational quotes and a Yoda-like wisdom to the class (though in proper English). Classes are $5 per individual class. Awesome because you have the option of paying only for the classes you take instead of those long gym contracts where you subsidize chain gyms. However, there's also the option of paying for the month. The only reason I'm knocking off half a star is because I wish they had some later (even 7pm) classes. In any case, I'm on my second class and I love it!

If you're serious about fitness, then you've come to the right place! Secret... although no longer…read morea secret is a place of focus and inspiration. Bob (the Lance Armstrong of Secret) has done a wonderful job with this place. I can almost guarantee you've never had a spinning class like this one! The bikes they use are Lemond Revmasters - my favorite! First timers: 1. Visit their website and reserve a bike. 2. When you walk in there will be a counter to your right with a binder. Look for the page with a list of names for the class you are taking. Once you find your name, grab the numbers hanging below the counter that corresponds with the one next to your name and go upstairs. 3. Pick a bike and hang your number on the front of your bike. (Look around if you don't know what I'm talking about) 4. Arrive early and let the Instructor know that it's your first time. That way you can get measured and know exactly how to adjust your bike. 3. Bring $4 for the class. That includes a towel that you will find on your bike when you arrive. 4. If you didn't bring water, there's a fridge downstairs packed with refreshments. 5. Prepare to sweat!