This is the perfect place to send your musically artistic and even challenged kiddos. The staff is…read moreso patient and will turn that kid into a vision of artistry in no time. The summer camps are a great way to start and music lessons are like therapy for anyone and the friendships created from the seasonal bands are forever! They have loads of times and options to work with your schedule and flexibility. They also offer sessions for adults... that way you never grow old! Highly recommend

We sent our child there every week for about five months. They never told us anything, other than…read moreshe's doing well. $230 for 45 minutes four times a months... They had a very quiet person teaching her. We found out after about two months that they were sending us emails with instructions to help her practice. after the 5 months and over $900 she's learned absolutely nothing! as a matter of fact, she was singing better before she was there and we have recordings to prove it.

They straight up robbed me and stole my money all $800 paid in full still have the reciepts and…read moreemails for proof. Cant get a hold of them when contacting on form and phones. They are very unprofessional and i hope they burn in hell.

i am unaffiliated with crs. stay away from these people they take your money and do not deliver on…read morecontent. the content isn't worth the money. do other people a favor and report them. they will steal your exam registration money and provide no type of support for the money you paid!!!!!!!!

Long story short...I've gone here and only here for over 15 years. 1 sub Sienna build, 2 sub Yaris…read morebuild & a under 500 watt...146 spl Kia Rio build. Great custom fabrication, told him what I want and how I listen and he hasn't disappointed. Only place I go ...I pass plenty of other shops/installers in the 60 miles from my house there but I know I'll get what I pay for with Mike.

I went to Cre8ive after having a bad experience with another shop, hoping this would be better…read more Unfortunately, it turned out to be one of the worst experiences I have ever had with any business. When I first met Mike, the owner, he seemed nice and showed me some of their work that impressed me. He told me the equipment I bought from another shop (Slangin Sound) was "trash," and assured me he could work within my budget of 3-4k. He said he would build me a custom enclosure, add an amp, tint my windows and even add some lighting, claiming it wouldn't be more than a few hundred extra. At that point, I felt comfortable moving forward. But once I dropped off my car, everything changed. He initially told me not to worry about the cost, then suddenly demanded $3,200 midway through, before the work was even close to finished. When I hesitated, he pressured me and even questioned whether I had the money. Later, he demanded another $5,000, threatening to rip everything out of my car if I didn't pay. Way above what we talked about and he told me if I didn't like it, he'd just keep the equipment and I could take my car as is. So I had no choice but to pay at that point. The workmanship was terrible. The tint job was sloppy, with bubbles and even a chunk missing on the driver's door. My car had a large scratch on the hood and was covered in overspray on the paint, windows, and trim. His "fix" was dabbing off-color nail polish on the scratch, which made it look even worse. When I asked about the stereo not sounding right, his response was "f*** you." At that point I knew I wasn't going to get anything resolved. On top of that, he refused to give me any receipts, invoices, or proof of purchase for the equipment I supposedly paid for. That is not only unprofessional, it is shady and illegal. Cre8ive is untrustworthy, unprofessional, and potentially criminal in how they treat customers. They took advantage of me financially, delivered terrible workmanship, damaged my vehicle, and refused to provide documentation for the expensive equipment I purchased. Do yourself a huge favor and avoid this place entirely. There are plenty of reputable audio shops out there--this is not one of them.

I signed my daughter up for the most expensive training program. After completing it, and some…read moreadditional hourly drives, she was still not comfortable driving. Since I was a loyal customer, and my daughter still needed a lot of work behind the wheel, I asked if we could have a small discount on our next hourly session. To my surprise, they said no. I took my business elsewhere and within 3 hours my daughter finally understood how the traffic lights in Arizona typically flow and how to turn left on a flashing yellow. NControl isn't bad. But if you're wanting the best, this isn't it.

NControl Driving School was excellent for my teenage driver…read more I was referred to NControl by friends and co-workers who used them for their teenagers and had nothing but great things to say. I loved Nikki in the office. She was my first impression to NControl and she is AWESOME! She was very informative and could relate to a new teenage driver being on the road. Nikki got my teenager enrolled and we were off and driving pretty quick. We were able to schedule our lessons ahead of time so long as my driver was doing his "homework" between lessons. The driving sessions are 2 hours long, which is (was) long for a teenager, but we built up to those with several 60-90 minute sessions at home. The skid pad day was fun as it actually rained for a little bit giving the drivers some wet conditions. All of the instructors were very patient and professional, but I have to say Chuck was the favorite as my son had him twice for lessons. If you are in the east valley and need a great driving school, NControl is a no brainer!

Both my girls enjoy their classes! We feel the instruction, safety and teachers provide an…read moreenvironment that will help your child succeed in short and long term goals.

I am giving these guys another shot after speaking with the owner. I have nothing but great things…read moreto say about instructors, but I did have a bad experience with manager- Gage.

Amazing balloon artist! Fast, friendly, and fun designs! At a two hour event, the kids continued to…read moreline up for new balloons. Highly Recommended!

I highly recommend Zippy Entertainment. He created the perfect balloon arch for my daughters Baby…read moreShower. I sent him a picture of what I was looking for and he did not disappoint! He was very professional and communicative and went above and beyond to deliver beautiful work and ensure I was a happy customer!

I went to Mad B's today with a quilt block I've been working on and trying to decide what fabric to…read moreuse for the border and binding. I want to give a shout out to Amber who actually greeted me when I came in and asked if she could help. She immediately was able to look at my block and pull a few fabrics that were perfect! She definitely has an eye for color. I am so appreciative of her great suggestions. I bought fabric for the binding, but after I got home I realized that her suggestion for a double border was spot on! I'm going back tomorrow to buy the other fabric she picked out that will make my quilt perfect! Thank you Amber

This place was great. SO many selections and the price was fair. The people helping me were very…read morenice, professional.

I've already reviewed this school 6 years ago. It was a good school so much so we put our second…read morekid in. No school is perfect, no teacher is perfect, but are they a school that will focus on promoting teachers that can teach? Yes. I believe so. We stayed just so our second grader could be in Mrs. Krugers class. She's an angel and retiring this year. It doesn't mean they don't love wonderful teachers but it does mean they won't keep teachers that are terrible. I would recommend. We are moving cities at the end of this school year and won't be able to continue but I would recommend if you live close. It's important to consider parent feedback and community feedback and I think they do both.

My son has been a leading edge academy for over 5 years. I have found the teachers to be very…read moreunderstanding and most seem to really love the kids. The teachers make a point of getting to know the students and truly care about helping them to succeed. My son is shy and one even stood up with him with her hand on his shoulder while he was able to accomplish his assignment of reciting a poem to the class! I encourage you to take a tour and see if you can feel the difference. BTW you'll even be impressed with their pickup system for students after school - very quick and no issues with backing out onto a street in a long line.

So glad I stopped by! It wasn't on my list of speakeasies as this was a bit far from where I was…read morestaying. But a friend wanted to meet for food around the area and this spit popped up on Yelp. It didn't disappoint! I was skeptical at first as having a sign posted at the sidewalk and a bouncer outside the stairs going down, was a sheer sign that this isn't such a secret and speakeasy-like spot. But I was proven wrong very quickly. Dre who was the bouncer and I'd much rather call Drayden, is young but friendly. The hall leading down to the entrance was well decorated. It's hard to miss the door when you can hear people on the other side :). Hostess was nice. Alex immediately introduced himself from behind the bar as I sat down, and Meagan was the main bartender this night. They were both a wealth of knowledge when it came to cocktails. I really wasn't expecting too much but the two drinks I ordered were a solid 5/5. I had the silk bandit and the untold legacy. I like sweet drinks this way. It wasn't too sweet. All the flavors were well balanced and well thought out. They also had a girl singing tonight and she was amazing!!! Thanks for a nice relaxing night. Service was a 5/5 and I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area.

As the self appointed king of speakeasies, I'm back at it with another one. This time was checking…read moreout a speakeasy located in the heart of downtown Gilbert on a Friday evening at 9 p.m. I parked for free on the street before making my way to The White Rabbit. There are some things I really love about The White Rabbit and some that I didn't. Ambiance (3/5): When I think of a speakeasy, I think intimate. The White Rabbit is not that. It's pretty large for a speakeasy with a large bar and a good number of tables/booths. They weren't at capacity while I was there, but there were a good number of people there. Which made it pretty loud. To the point where you have to yell at your bartender when ordering your drink so they can hear you. Perhaps a much different experience on a week day. Getting in the speakeasy was both a hit and a miss. If you're subscribed to their email list, as I am, you get a different password every month. I was excited about this. Upon approaching The White Rabbit, I saw a sign naming the establishment and pointing me in the right direction. This takes away from the spirit of speakeasies which are supposed to be truly hidden without any signage identifying the restaurant. You'll see a velvet rope blocking a stairwell where you tell one of the bouncers the password. I had a reservation. If you don't know the password, as another party there didn't, they ask you to access a QR code to find out or ask others who are waiting. I appreciated the dedication to the cause. Once you get in, you walk down the stairwell, and then enter a cool hallway decked out with Prohibition-style decor. That leads you into the main room. The main room is also Prohibition-style though a bit unremarkable. The bathrooms are clean and also feature some cool paintings (and they also hide that they are actual bathrooms). With that being said, when I liked the hallway and the bathrooms better than the bar itself, that's a bit of an issue. Seats at the bar are bar stools without back support. Never fun for my old man back. I did, on the other hand, appreciate that they have free WiFi. Service (3.5/5): The service was generally pretty good, though a bit slow. They start you off with some water without asking you which is always a nice touch. It was just one of those situations where you have to put some effort into getting a bartender's attention on several occasions. Food (N/A): I had dinner prior so no food for me. I did check out the menu. They have a small selection of appetizers, flatbreads, and desserts. Drinks (3/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I'm looking for creativity and an interesting blend of ingredients and flavors. While The White Rabbit has a good number of cocktails, many of them didn't attract me. Part of it is a matter of personal preference. There were only two drinks out of about 20 that I was interested in. Overall, I wanted a little more, but with that being said, the drinks were reasonably priced for a speakeasy. Not a bad speakeasy by any means, I have super high standards when it comes to these watering holes. Just not in my top five when it comes to speakeasies in Phoenix and surrounding areas.