I have gone to Waters Edge for decades, and yet the last two visits when they reopened, the outside…read morepatio were horrific! The first visit two weeks ago took 30 minutes to get a server over after I had to go to the hostess stand which they were so busy chitchatting they weren't even paying attention very young people not trying to be rude, but they need to learn some work ethics finally, the server came over and it took 45 minutes to get our food. The manager came over and assisted us gave us a round of drinks and I am very grateful but I'm more interested in Service than I am free drink drinks, etc.. Last week when we were there, things were 50% better but it still took some time to get our drinks and food we had to ask for a set up. We had to ask for water and napkins. I finally got up and got the napkins from the bar. I thought this was all standard practices when you are a server.

WARNING, this is kind of long. Sorry!…read more Despite the fact that I had email and text confirmations of my brunch reservation, there was no reservation found upon arrival. Yikes. This was a birthday treat for my friend. But we were seated at a nice table and the host said there was plenty of room. The waiter was great. Took our beverage order and invited us to browse the brunch. Before we got up the host returned and asked if our seating was okay because we were near an outside door. We said it was fine, didn't bother us at all. When we returned from the brunch offerings, the waiter asked us if we were comfortable and if everything was okay. Yes, it was fine! Just as we began to eat, another man came over and asked if everything was going well. Sure, we said. Then he said we would need to be moved to another table because they were expecting a large crowd. Seriously? So, our plates were picked up and off we went. He told us to wait until the table was cleaned off despite another table right next to it being all set up. Now things aren't so fine as the food is getting lukewarm and I feel like I'm disappointing my friend. Fortunately, the food was excellent, and we were able to go back to replenish our plates. We paid the bill and as we were leaving, we saw the original space where we sat was still empty. No big crowd. Waters edge needs to dot their I's and cross their T's and communicate among themselves much better than they did today. An excellent restaurant might've offered to comp the one Bellini I had. The food and waitering was quite good. Otherwise, the attitude and approach was subpar.

If you're considering working with Dr. Cynthia Kempinski I highly recommend starting with the…read morerecommended lab work and lab review. I am a skeptical person and I have had annual labs done with my PCP for years. I assure you the information, analysis, and explanation is like nothing you've had with even a great Physician. The level of expertise and knowledge I experienced with Dr. Kempinski was undeniable. I never felt like I was being "sold" she simply presented the data and I knew I was with an expert and the recommendations she made for my protocol were custom for my needs based on my labs and medical history. I am 7 weeks into my protocol and my results are undeniable. I am feeling better than I have in years. I'm excited to see the comparison labs and data. If you're considering please take the first step and review your labs with Dr. Kempinski!

A year ago, I had a decision to make: would I keep my appointment with that Minnesota bastion of…read moremedical diagnostics (you know the one--the name is synonymous with the best medical care available)? Or would I choose the leap of faith that led me to The Kempinski Clinic? After months of investigation, I was exhausted with researching case studies, with reading every book I could find, with feeling certain that I was dying, with being told by neurologists that I was simply (1) fat, and (2) crazy. So in the end, it had come down to this choice: would I submit myself to another round of scans and tests in the interest of finding a definitive label for my illness, after which the doctors would still bombard my system with the same frightening drugs they were already recommending? Or would I be brave enough to open my mind to a different approach, a treatment which involved retraining my brain to compensate for my physical deficits and realigning my nutrition to support health instead of illness? I won't tell you it was an easy decision: I was raised to believe that the MD degree was as close to God as it was possible to get, and that was a mindset hard to overcome. And yes, even though I'd read virtually everything there was to read about it and the efficacy of it was illustrated in those readings time and again, still the concept of neuroplasticity and brain training sounded to me a little bit like hoodoo. But here's the thing: I truly believed I was dying. I could not lift my arms to wash my own hair. The trip to my mailbox was a Herculean task. I was Googling wheelchair ramps and mechanized stair-climbing chairs. I was terrified. And I did not have enough time, money, or energy to seek both treatment options. I had to choose. Obviously, because I am here, because you are reading this, you already know I chose the Kempinski approach. It was a difficult process, and the work was challenging, and it wasn't in any way either cheap or inexpensive (and yes, there is a difference). And it gave me my life back. And I will never be able to adequately express my gratitude for the choice I made and the priceless care I have received since. Fast forward: one year after my initial round of treatment, I was still a new person. I was no longer nutritionally and metabolically bankrupt. I had fully regained my balance and my energy and my health and my intellect. Gone was the nausea, the headache, the crippling feeling of brain fog that, for a person who prided herself on her intelligence, was perhaps the most debilitating symptom of all. I actually laughed one day when I stumbled across my long-ago Google search for an automated staircase chair. Then...something happened. It was random, it was a fluke, it was a simple errant movement that once again triggered the crippling vertigo. I hadn't anticipated it, I didn't see it coming. It just happened. And I panicked. Within a month the neurological symptoms had returned with a vengeance, and once again I was terrified. But here's the important part of this lesson: thanks to the year I had just spent under Dr. K's guidance, I was now stronger than I had been before. I was nutritionally sound. My blood chemistry and gut health was balanced and working in my favor, not against me. And so, when I returned to the clinic expecting the worst, what I got instead was the best: not the start-from-square-one course of treatment I had been expecting, but instead a fine-tuning of my already competent system. Within the week I felt myself again, strong and repaired and ready to take on anything life threw at me. I am not in any way a religious person, and yet I know this one thing for sure: all it takes to make yourself well is knowledge, and willingness, and some pretty hard work, and a leap of faith. Whatever faith you happen to have will work just fine. Just leap.

I like the Valley-Shore Y but wish they could invest in upgrading the locker room.....the…read moreinvestment they made in the cardio space a few years ago was transformative....if only they could do the same for the men's locker room. Everyone at the front desk, particularly Tony, never fail to greet you with a smile to welcome you.

If you crossed a Valley Girl with a Jersey Shore Girl, you'd have a Valley Shore Girl, and she…read moremight well work out here, at the gym named after her. That sounds hot. In some regards, this is not a bad YMCA, and I left some important stuff here (cellphone, Anker charger), and they saved it for me which was great, and saved me a lot of money and stress. I was able to go back and get it late at night, even when they were supposed to be closed. They didn't have any problem letting me in at closing time, and were pretty friendly about that. And pretty friendly in general. On the other hand some of the equipment is really old and several of us got kicked out when the section that we were using was needed for a class - and this kind of thing is a big No-No when you're paying members - so I'll give it a 4 but it could have easily gotten at 3 if they weren't so great about the stuff I left behind.

Rose -wonderful, thoughtful, professional. Excellent facial and cosmetic injectables. Great…read moreexperience!

awful Miscommunication- set me up for a service they no…read morelonger offered After I arrived and was numbed - told me it was 5x the cost So bad

Nice gym. Clean, has all the equipment and classes I enjoy. Front desk staff are helpful and not ce.read more

You can't go wrong with a 24-hour gym that offers clean, impressive selection of high-quality…read moreweight and cardio machines, turf, free weights, amazing group exercise options, and friendly helpful staff. Locker rooms stay clean, showers have hot water and soap/shampoo, and the saunas are a big bonus! Air conditioned for comfort in the summer too. Love this place!

had an amazing experience at Massage Savvy! Kate truly listened to what I needed and focused on the…read moreareas that were giving me the most trouble. She was attentive, professional, and made sure I was comfortable throughout the entire session. I was able to completely relax, and I left feeling so much better than when I arrived. It was honestly one of the best massages I've ever had. I highly recommend Kate to anyone looking for a personalized, high-quality massage. I can't wait to come back!

I was a bit disappointed over a minor incident but after speaking to owner . I felt at ease. His…read moreempathy and understanding says alot. Will go back !

I received a 90 min Deep Tissue Massage with Raegan and it was an amazing experience! !!I can't say…read moreenough to describe the length of experience and concentration to detail. Truly masterful and intuitive with his techniques. I look forward to booking with him again soon! 640 is awesome

I don't have words to express how much I appreciate Karen Merrill at 640. I went in with…read moredebilitating back pain that I'd been dealing with for weeks, and in a 90 minute session I'm pretty sure she fixed me. Her knowledge of the body is unbelievable, and I wish I'd gone in before the pain got to the level it was at. Her expertise is truly invaluable. Additionally, the desk staff and the space are lovely!

Love! I could stay all day in the darkened room with gentle lighting, spa music, ocean sounds and a…read moremild, comforting scent. I want to bring all the women in my life here for a facial with Cerina. I'm also very happy with the waxing services I've received. I've been several times and have had a great experience every time. Joan at reception is also great, friendly and helpful

I am 68 years old and was loosing my eyelashes and eyebrows were patchy …read more I Love my eyelashes no more mascara running down my eyes . They are full and beautiful. Jess recommend a brow Serius to grow more brows and now I have a full brow. Thank you Jess. She is professional and so so talented. You will be so pleased .

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! Very very rude staff and management. I went several times no issues until I…read morehad to ask a question on one of the sessions. They had no idea what they were talking about (front desk). The manager came out and was super rude in her answer and very vague. I said ok think I will skip that. Then I had to listen to why it benefits people. Um, didn't you hear me I said I was to skip that. No biggie, just not my cup of tea. I was asked if I wanted to schedule another session. I said not at this time. Not 2 days later I received a call and VM that was harshly telling me I need to make my Next appt. Nope, not going back! Train your front desk people. They go through staff quickly. Guess not a good place to work for. No long term employees .

On a girl's date night with Ashley, I wanted to try something new and came across this place on…read moreYelp. Not that I need an excuse to indulge in relaxation, but this was intriguing. I was so glad to experience this! The facility is very clean, the staff was super helpful and I left feeling amazing. This might not be for everyone (Ashley could not relax and get into this) but for those who practice yoga or meditation, you'll understand the assignment. After a brief orientation and a shower, you climb into your own personal float pod (naked). Once I found my comfort, I settled in. About halfway thru, I even shut the light off for an even more immersive experience. I loved it! Although the price point makes this a bit prohibitive for me, I'll stay tuned for deals so that I can do this again and bring hubby with me! Def recommend!