I have had the best experience with Danceworks! both my girls have been dancing there since…read moretoddlers and they have grown so much as dancers. Every teacher displays care, patience and passion for dance while creating an inclusive environment. I'm so thankful for all the amazing staff and shout out to Sarah at the front desk for being so awesome!

Dance works has very very talented and qualified teachers. I went as a beginner to Beginners Hip…read moreHop, K-Pop, and Calming Contemporary and I felt welcome by every instructor. I am seriously so grateful to have this studio in the city. It's affordable, it has a sweet sense of community, and it's so much fun. There is a parking lot which is major and it's kind of confusing because some of the parking is for the apartments connected but I've parked closest to the entrance of the studio and never had an issue. Definitely recommend.

Attended an event here and while the space is unique and inviting, the couches could use cleaning…read moreand parking is challenging. I will surely return because the bartenders are great!

I've been meaning to check out NO Studios for a long time- whether via their music series,…read morecommunity speakers and events, their Saki tasting events; NO has a lot going on! Founded by film director/writer/producer John Ridley, NO has a strong connection to film. I had the pleasure of seeing a film screening here in May 2022! My barber made a short film! The screening room is incredible- with two tiers of comfy seats, more films, please! NO is stylish, and there's a full bar with affordable drink prices and friendly staff. This place has a very locally supportive mission, and I picked up some locally design NO swag for my niece's birthday. I can't wait for my next visit to NO, and definitely considering that membership option!

My band spent 6 hours at Bobby Peru's. Nothing but good experiences during our recording. The…read moretechnician was extremely knowledgeable and organized. The studio was nice and contained great recording equipment. Would recommend this studio for your next recording session.

The first time I visited the Brass Bell, I was shopping for something to maintain humidity in my…read moreukulele bag. I was really impressed with how much they have there for a little store. They have a huge ukulele selection. I had to hold back because I already have a big collection of instruments to my boyfriend's chagrin. More recently, I needed to get my ukulele repaired because the amp hookup wasn't working. The repair guy pointed out other things that I thought were normal that could be easily fixed. I love how thorough he was and the repair was inexpensive. Now that I'm getting back into playing and performing, I will definitely be visiting the Brass Bell more often!

There so helpful and they have great prices for every instrument! The teachers are so nice there…read moretoo.

I've had several guitars worked on. Top notch work! Really nice guys that know what they are…read moredoing! Would highly recommend!

This place rules. The owner is "one of us" and won't give you the cheesy salesman shit the other…read morejoints will.

Great experience renting tables & chairs for a grad party. Easy to book, great communication, and…read morereasonable cost. Joey & Michael delivered and picked up efficiently and on time. Would definitely rent from Suntia again!

My nephew turned me on to Audio Ventures in the early 2000's. I purchased a McIntosh component…read moresystem from them. Bill Waara has been fantastic to work with and I feel he and I have become friends over the years. I have changed out my power amp and pre-amp from the original components but still McIntosh and still very happy with everything. I think Bill and company have the best audio store I have ever visited. Rock on Bill and keep that Road Runner running! Fred Kurtz Onalaska, WI.

Please, please do not take your vintage audio equipment here!! Before I really knew anything about…read morethe equipment I had, I took my Marantz 2330 to them for repair. Not only did they not fix anything, but they actually made my receiver worse by bypassing the protection circuit. I now have a frozen woofer on one of my formerly pristine AR 3a's. What a shame. They don't know what they are doing, don't stand behind their work, and are extremely expensive for the "work" they do. I have even heard of them redoing speakers and convincing people to trade out their original drivers for new ones. Not because it's in the best interest of the client, but because they want the original part to resell. They don't have the nickname "Audio Vultures" for nothing. Stay away!

top dogs in town Always go the extra mile. Tom S…read more A lot of knowledge between Jeff and Marshall. I recommend Top Shelf over anyone in the city. ***** five star rating Tom S.

This place destroyed the sides of my frets and fretboard doing a fret sprout repair. When I emailed…read morethe owner, Jeff, to inquire about why they did this to my guitar, he tried to justify his shop's poor work based on the quality of my guitar. He said this instrument as well as all the other instruments I brought into his shop to have work done were "Chinese made junk that weren't of any quality to begin with". I guess that justifies doing a poor repair job according to Jeffrey Benske, owner of Top Shelf Guitar Shop. He also said I constantly badgered him about spending too much money on repairs, which is a complete lie. I was just trying to spend within my budget, that's all. I was never super aggressive toward anyone at this business at any point. But, according to Jeff, I'm in the wrong since I brought cheap guitars into his shop. How dare I not bring in a 2,000-dollar Gibson or something of that sort and instead bring in a 200-dollar cheapo! It's my fault for having the audacity to bring in a cheap guitar, hence the cheap repair work! I guess I deserved it! Yeah... Right. Get out of here with that attitude. Honestly, I could say a lot more about this place because their poor work on most of the guitars I brought in over the year and a half I came here for repairs has caused me great distress as well as set me back in terms of repair work on my guitars. However, to save me from going insane, I will just post the pictures of my guitar with this review and the screenshot of the email I received after I inquired about why my guitar was ruined. I think the pictures and email speak volumes about the type of people you will be dealing with when coming into this shop for repairs. There is nothing that justifies this type of low-quality, low-effort repair work, no matter how inexpensive your guitar may be. If the sides of your frets not getting destroyed matters to you along with not dealing with arrogant, elitist business owners, I would stay far, far away from this place. I truly believe Jeff is unfit to own a guitar repair business based on my interactions with him and based on his shop's unfortunately poor work on my guitars.