After being out of the tennis game for ten years or so, I decided it was time to get back in! I…read moresearched for tennis lessons around Miami and decided to give Backhand City a try. Brian offers novice and intermediate group classes throughout the week and a package of six sessions costs $225. Classes take place at Kirk Monroe Tennis Center in Coconut Grove in the evenings. The classes I attend start at 8:00 pm and last until 9:30 pm, with an optional warmup at 7:30 pm. Attendance varies but is usually anywhere from 4-8 people depending on the night. Overall, I've learned a ton the handful of times I've gone. Brian is very knowledgeable and passionate about the sport. My fellow classmates are super friendly and encouraging... I'm starting to progress and will hopefully be confident enough one day to take part in one of the tournaments he organizes. No matter where you are on your tennis journey, I'd recommend giving Backhand City a try if you're looking to fine tune your skills!

I only reached out to Brian based on a Yelp review stating Brian scheduled a few tennis lessons…read morewhile the reviewer was on a short visit to Miami. Brian's response time was not great. Maybe a week to hear back. Only way you can get a pickleball lesson from Brian is by signing up for a months-long commitment. Might be a great tennis resource, but if you're looking for a pickleball lesson, don't start here. Spoiler alert: it doesn't take several months to learn how to play Pickleball. Brian wasn't especially cordial, but he did offer a few other suggestions. Because it took him forever to respond, however, I had already gotten a great response from a few other places.

Thank you, Coach Jeff, for bringing your fencing program to us at the Alper JCC this summer! Our…read moreSports Camp campers got to experience this unique sport and had lots of fun (while staying safe). Your passion and support are fantastic and we so appreciate your program!

It is clear that Coach Jeff and Jacquelyn Davis truly love the sport of fencing. Coach Jeff is very…read moreexperienced and passionate, and Jacquelyn is always helpful and friendly. Since their grand opening, Coach Jeff has captured our children's attention for fencing by introducing fun yet well structured practices. He is supportive, patient and respectful with all students (and parents). Tuition includes equipment and that is another plus for us. We highly recommend DFAM to everyone who wants to learn fencing or who is already an experienced fencer.

I was member for several years, in the last 10 month, I had health problems, wasn't able to atend…read morebut I kept paying the monthly charges. Since my health didn't improve I decided to cancel my membership and on March 16 I sent a message asking for the canceletion. The answer was: first you have to pay the whole month and only then we can cancel - What?? a pro rate bill for half of March??? No way, forget it !!! WE ARE HERE TO MAKE MONEY NOT TO BE DECENT WITH OUR MEMBERS!!!! I used to love Midtown, not anymore, can't respect an organization that is abusing their people. Shame on you!

I rarely write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my experience with Midtown and its…read moreoutstanding team. To begin, I would like to recognize Aaron. He is an exceptional asset to the club. He thoroughly explained the membership offerings and facilities, and thoughtfully matched us with trainers and classes aligned with our goals. He has consistently served as a supportive and reliable point of contact. I joined in September 2025 after more than a decade without regular exercise and was completely out of shape. My husband, while naturally active, had never worked out in a gym environment. Based on our medical needs and age--both of us in our 50s--Aaron recommended we train with Matthew Rossello. Matthew is an extraordinary trainer: highly knowledgeable, upbeat, energetic, and genuinely invested in our well-being and progress. Each session is unique, engaging, and tailored to our needs. On days when I feel unmotivated, knowing that Matthew will make the workout both enjoyable and rewarding is what gets me through the door. In just four months, both my husband and I have made progress we never imagined possible. Aaron also recommended Pia's indoor cycling classes, and she has been fantastic. Pia is incredibly entertaining, curates great music, and designs classes that are dynamic and motivating. Her sessions incorporate a variety of movements and speeds, and even include a brief meditation. I truly look forward to her classes--something I never expected to say about cycling! We have also come to enjoy yoga classes with Angela. She brings a calming, mindful approach that helps relax both body and mind, while offering stretches that leave us feeling renewed. The club overall is excellent. The facilities are comprehensive and consistently clean, and the food is outstanding. My only suggestions would be to address maintenance needs in the showers and consider enlarging the sauna--along with adding a more visible clock. Despite these minor points, our experience at Midtown has been overwhelmingly positive, and we look forward to being members for many years to come.

Over the years the Diamond Club has gone through several changes but unfortunately the latest…read moreiteration is the worst - by far and it almost seems as if management has given up. They certainly have cheapened out. Gone is the DJ which provided a great sense of place (you just didn't have DJ's in other cities) and it really celebrated the party atmosphere of Miami. Also gone are any remnants of a good buffet. Prior to this year the buffet featured some decent choices and several different stations but now the most prominent food displayed are the Hot Dogs. In what purports to be a special upscale experience now has franks as their main choice on the buffet. There is nothing wrong with a Hot Dog at a ball game but previously the Hot Dog station was a secondary table off to the side. The buffet still features a carving station but it's not very good and there are a few other choices but the food is cafeteria quality. A dessert station no longer has the ice cream selection and the offerings are slim and what they do have is just cheap dried out cupcakes and not much more. A great perk is the ability to order food from your seats and from a different food menu but the low quality food just disappoints and my pizza, fries and chicken fingers were just not good. The staff is still excellent but unfortunately some workers from previous years are no longer there or have been shifted to different sections in the ballpark.

Definitely a VIP experience. Unlimited beer (two seltzer flavors), wine, and food. The food was…read moreaverage baseball food. Inside the lounge the food was on the colder side. The best part is having servers who will bring your food and drinks. You just order from your phone and it comes out in 15-20 minutes. BE WARNED: if you buy your tickets as resale they DO NOT include parking. Even if it says it does, it does not. I called the ticket office twice before the game and both times was told it would be included but when I got to the game it was not. Im giving three stars due to this and the lack of empathy the staff gave me once it was found that they gave me wrong information. No guest recovery. I would not pay over $250 a ticket for this experience. We were in FL5 row FF, awesome seats if you are a fan of the visiting team.

I was very interested in joining this gym so I called and asked about a one-day pass to try it out…read more The person I spoke with took my info on a Thursday and told me someone would call. No one called. I called them back on Saturday again, they said someone will call you back. This time someone did ( I think her name was Izzy?) and she told me she was going to text me her number as soon as we got off the phone so that I could text her when I was coming in on Sunday.. She said she would be there from 8 AM on. She never texted me. I arrived at the gym at 8 AM to be told that she wasn't there yet and she would be i arriving in about 30 minutes and if I wanted to, I could wait for her. Really ridiculous that you have to beg them to join. I will be joining a gym elsewhere.

Left a hat at Anatomy after a workout. Called to confirm it was there, they found it, confirmed it…read morewas set aside, no issues. I then left the country for two weeks on a trip. When I called back to arrange pickup, I was told they had "purged" their lost and found and my hat was gone. No heads up. No attempt to contact me. No offer to make it right. Just gone. When I pushed back, I was told they're "not a storage facility." Cool. I wasn't asking you to store it for a year. I was asking you to hold a hat you already confirmed you had while I was traveling internationally. This tells you everything you need to know about how this company operates. They had my contact info. They had the hat. They made a deliberate choice to throw it away rather than make a two-minute phone call. If that's how they handle small things, imagine how they handle big ones. There are plenty of gyms in Miami. Find one that treats members like adults.

I love this place. It's so nice and amazing. And right in the area, which is very nice and I…read moreappreciate the service and all the machines they have and it's one. It's kind of a small smaller equinox but it's nicer.

Definitely the worst Equinox I've been to. Today without warning their smoothie bar is gone. My…read moremembership fees increased twice in last 8 months, despite a constantly decreasing level of service across all Equinox gyms.

1-Star Review I…read morewould not recommend joining this club. Everything seems fine until you raise concerns about playing time. My daughter attended nearly every practice throughout the season, yet when I questioned her lack of playing time at tournaments, our concerns were dismissed rather than addressed. More troubling was the behavior of her coach. On multiple occasions, players were called derogatory names, and it was not uncommon to see athletes leave practices or tournaments in tears. Several parents documented concerns regarding the coach's conduct, yet the club continued to support him without meaningful accountability. The club also promised opportunities for players to share their concerns through individual meetings, but those meetings never took place. When I expressed that my daughter was not comfortable meeting alone with her coach lmy concerns were repeatedly ignored and no alternative solution was offered. After ultimately leaving the club, I requested a refund for the final month since my daughter was no longer participating. The club refused and has remained unwilling to work toward a reasonable resolution. Based on our experience, I would encourage families to carefully consider their options before committing to this club. There are other organizations that place a greater emphasis on player development, communication, and accountability, and who do not value their monthly fee more than their players well being.

We are extremely disappointed with our experience at this club. From the start, there were red…read moreflags we ignored, hoping things would improve. However, the behavior of the Pompano Beach club director, @ChrisKushay, and the 14U Elite coach, @BrookeSalvato, was unacceptable, leading us to leave. What was sold as organization turned out to be stifling micromanagement, hindering growth and individuality. The lack of respect and communication from both was shocking. They purposely avoid acknowledging parents, especially during tournaments. This dismissive attitude toward parents, who are crucial to their children's development, was a major concern. It felt like they viewed parents as obstacles rather than partners. After the second tournament, we requested a meeting to address their interaction with our daughter. We asked that they treat her with respect, and address her as the intelligent young lady she is. Instead of being receptive, they were combative and defensive, trying to spin our concerns into stereotypical issues. This was unprofessional and frustrating. We joined this club under the promise of top-tier tournaments, fast-tempo play, and high-level training. Instead, we attended lower-level tournaments and played a slow-paced game--completely contrary to what was promised. Our daughter, who has played at an open level for years, needed a high-level environment to grow. Instead, she was made to feel "not good enough" despite her experience and dominant performance. When we raised this, they defended their position, claiming the girls needed to "submit" to their style. This lack of flexibility was counterproductive. The situation worsened at the next tournament. The coach disagreed with a serving approach my daughter made and, instead of discussing it, the coach jumped to the conclusion it was because her "dad was coaching her from the stands." This excessive reaction fueled by their dislike of the meeting held, led to threats of benching her rather than an open conversation. There could have been several valid reasons for her decision to adjust her approach, for example: the opponent team adjusted their defense (high volleyball IQ), or a sore shoulder after an intense previous day (wellness), she was instead reprimanded without understanding. The final straw was when the director aggressively intersected us on our way out after we already informed them we were leaving after the game, and confronted us, stomping and yelling in front of everyone, making insulting insinuations intended to provoke and, once again, spin the situation. We hope other parents trust their instincts and take note of this experience. This coach and director demand a trust they haven't earned. Their dynamic is toxic and prioritizes their ego over athletes' growth. Even though there are great individuals who truly care about the development and well-being of their athletes within the organization, and are a credit to the club, the absence of rationale exhibited by @ChrisKushay and @BrookeSalvato undermines their efforts and creates a divisive, unhealthy environment. If you're considering this club, proceed with caution. Trust your instincts and prioritize your child's well-being over everything.

Great location, decent. Wonder when there will be a little soap and paper towels in restrooms?…read more Going on a few weeks without.

So I really thought LA Fitness in Brickell Miami would blow my mind... I couldn't have been more…read moredisappointed. I was allowed a 24 hour guest pass and the trainer that showed me around let me know that this place was never packed. I can see why! The equipment was old and some the machines I used had rust on them. The place smelled like sweat and stale farts. The water bottle fill up stations and water fountains had no water pressure. Literally dribbles of water. I decided to check out the men's locker room and bathrooms. The locker rooms were pretty clean but the bathrooms were disgusting with trash everywhere. For 50$ a month. I would not get a membership here.