Great place to play, good level and all the people nice. The courts are very well maintained.read more

Great facility for pickleball, tennis, table tennis and even volleyball. New updated facility…read more Play indoor in air conditioner. Reserve court by the hour. Fun place to gather with friends.

Late Dec 2025 visit. It was a last-minute decision to play pickleball with the family, and we all…read morehad an absolute blast. The indoor courts were fully booked, so we decided to brave the outdoor courts instead, and we warmed up in no time! We ended up playing for two hours, and now our whole family is hooked. The venue is spacious, with plenty of parking and even an on-site restaurant. It's a great spot to play with friends and family, or just hang out as a spectator. Let's SERV!

Cool place lots of restaurant options Live music on Friday…read moresometimes Pickleball and Pickleball Easy to park and pick up something if you want to on the way home Overall, food was good haven't tried everything but probably will Service was outstanding, but don't expect your questions to get answered because of the automation

Brunch was great Liked variety and omelette station…read more Biscuits and 2 gravy options were nice

Sooo if you think you're just going to eat and play games of Pickle Ball well think again!…read more Winter wonderland in full effect with a Holiday Hideaway Pop-up Bar up on the rooftop, an ice rink and two igloos for socializing.. and there's fire pits along with indoor pickle ball! I still haven't played pickle ball but next time! This is a very spacious facility.. you couldn't feel too crowded or find a spot if your own! Inside the coop is plenty of seating and corners or benches to handle large groups or company gatherings! My drinks : Espresso Martini & Rum Forrest Rum were scrumptious.. potent and flavored as described! I ordered the NKC Hot Chicken with fries. The sandwich had flavor but not at all spicy. All the waitstaff and GM are friendly, joyful and helpful. We chatted about things to come at CNP. Andrew has good business sense and very customer oriented! The fact that he noticed me admiring the place and promptly greeted me is very personable! He was in fact hanging out at the order pickup helping with orders. My friend and I grabbed a couple of seats at the bar and in more than one instance we were acknowledged to see if we were helped. Ultimately it was Nick who grabbed my friend's drink order and thoughtfully brought us both water! I surely was about to ask. Like it mentions.. Good food. Good friends. Great fun! There's plenty of Good vibes!

This is a small park with a playset that is for ages 2+ to age 12. It is surrounded by green space…read moreand houses and Lackman Street. It has a small half court for basketball. It has a journey on the spot area. It has a smaller parking lot that was quite full and I only saw one family at the playset and then I realized they have multiple Pickleball courts farther down the hill over a little bridge. They were all full and people were enjoying their games. By the pickle ball, they have quite a few picnic tables to watch or the players to place their items. There is also some swings at the park as well. So if you are into Pickleball, it's a nice place to go.

Outstanding small space in Lenexa that is focused for the phenomena that is pickleball! Sure, there…read moreare parks aplenty in Johnson County, but each one of them seems to be carving out a niche in the market. Are you playing pickleball? Bois D'Arc boasts eight pickleball-only courts, lined specifically for the game and braced with fences to help keep games separated. The competition is open and varied in skill level and there is almost always someone looking for partners or a game of doubles. Sure, there are private spots in JoCo, but for a spot run by the municipality, Bois D'Arc is as good as needed. Courts are generally first-come, first-served, but there are leagues & tourneys that get hosted here and those are generally well-marked with time slots advertised. You can also 'reserve' courts for your own functions via the City of Lenexa web site with reasonable rates. The facilities are portalets, so that's not the best, but the courts and play equipment rate all five stars. Get outside!

I love living in Olathe! One of the many reasons is because…read moreof the work they put into their parks! Haven Park is an absolute gem smack dab in the middle of a residential neighborhood. There are big trees, a great colorful playground, sand volleyball, a single pickleball/tennis court, half court basketball, a large, flat multi use grass field with a baseball cage, a paved path around the perimeter of the park where you can visualize your kids from almost any angle. There are quite a few corners of the park that need some attention, such as run down wooden benches, the perimeter of the sand volleyball court and a plethora of weeds in the grass. But the tennis/pickle ball court looks like it was recently patched and is in great shape, the pavement for the basketball hoop is looking great, and all the landscaping is really well done. What a blessing!

I just moved to Kansas City, and decided to check out this Tennis Club since it is located close to…read morewhere I am staying. Being from Southern California I am not used to playing on indoor courts, but it is nice to have perfect conditions the entire time you are playing. The people here are really nice, and the courts are kept in great condition. They also offer a lounge area and work out equipment. I am sure I will be back soon.

From the owner: Northland Racquet is an indoor heated and air conditioned private tennis club. We help people stay…read morefit with tennis activities. We offer lessons and have 6 hours of small group lessons starting at $99.00 per student. We offer cardio tennis to help people burn calories and we offer 41 games for those who have tennis skills and want to improve their skills and stay fit. Call us about Pickleball

There's big, then there's opulent, catering to the needs of the masses and all individuals…read morein-between. Life Time Fitness is HUGE and I mean they literally have whatever you desire (Fleur-de-Lis for all of you L.A. Confidential lovers). Located in a very strategic and safe location, near a major intersection and the freeway, traffic and parking will never be an issue. But if you have to park far away, isn't that part of the workout!? Anyways I find the facility to be very clean, friendly and safe environment without to many "weirdo's" (take that how you want). First off, the showers are plentiful and well stocked with towels and they have a nice pathway to the indoor pool. I've never had to wait on a shower, typically between 5-7am. As for swimming laps in the winter, one might need to tailer their swim routine as people like me who can swim roughly 100 laps and then there's the elderly swim classes. The point is there are limitations. When spring-fall happens it's a bit easier b/c the outdoor pool offers more lanes. Next, I've never eaten at the café so I can't speak on prices, options or anything. As far as BB courts I workout really early in the morning so I can usually shoot alone but afternoons, you'll be waiting to get on the floor. I've never been to a class for things like aerobics, yoga or anything but I have had a trainer. I honestly think I was bamboozled a bit. In my ignorance I was expecting 3 or 4 sessions a week, a meal plan and several different workout options based on my desired goals. What I got was a body fat measurement via a tape measure and scale along with a musclebound dude to spot me for 3 months. No meal plan, no spreadsheet with workouts that fit me. I mean he fulfilled the spirit of the contract besides not giving me a meal plan other than "eat some berries and tuna", but not what we initially discussed. Now, I will say the greatest thing I learned was foam rolling my muscles. I will admit, I wrestled in high school and college and I've always been fit therefore I know how to workout and diet. So for many others, they may need a little more education so be sure to emphasize that in the contract. As for workout equipment, they have plenty of stair masters, nautilus machines, free weights, treadmills and so forth to accommodate a lot of people. I think out of my 4 years there I only had an issue with someone reading a newspaper on a butterfly machine and I was doing cardio line training so I didn't want my heart rate to slow down while he was reading. Other than that, it's been very good. Oh, I will mention one time I was on the treadmill and a certain Albert Pujols was on the machine next to me. He had his cap on, his gold chain was bigger than my arm, and hit leg was as big as my torso. He saw me catching a glimpse and we had a small conversation and I mentioned I didn't want to bug him. He laughed and said "I approached you, so we're good!" Class act even though I'm a Cleveland fan! In summary, I never used all the amenities offered but there are a lot. I only wanted to reference what I've taken advantage of at Life Time. I was happy with my stay there and encourage anyone who wants to improve their health to drop on by and get a free trial membership. Two thumbs up!

If I could give zero stars I would. I've been a member of Life Time since 2010 and absolutely loved…read moreit. In the past the cost was worth it to have a clean well kept workout space and locker room. Now it's so dusty and filthy! Also, half of the tv screens are messed up, the pictures is either zoomed out or zoomed in. There aren't enough machines or equipment for the amount of people! After 16 years I am looking to other clubs. Disappointing!

My daughter decided recently to give tennis a try, so we were on the hunt for places that offered…read moretennis lessons, classes and drills! A friend told us they had been taking junior tennis classes here and really liked it, so we gave it a try! I called to speak with someone about where to start, and I'm glad I did! The person who helped me on the phone was absolutely fantastic about walking me through how their program worked (age level, skills level, etc.) and the options on days to attend! She even explained that we could try a class for free to see if it was worth signing up for a full session! Sold!! I hate to oversimplify it, but we truly did show up, check in, and joined a class! It was THAT easy! My daughter loved the coaches and class enough that we ended up signing up right after for the next session (two months)! Now we've been there for over 6 months, and my daughter has gotten progressively better and better! She's learned the basics of the game, technique, scoring, etc.! The facility is very nice - many indoor and outdoor courts, a weightroom, locker room, many restrooms for waiting/watching parents! I have a feeling we'll be around this facility for many months and years to come!

I am very disappointed with the Customer Service at Overland Park Racquet Club. I was a member for…read moreover 10 years but 3 years ago switched to Genesis KCRC. I still participate in many activities at OP and still enjoyed playing tennis there but now I know my decision to move was the correct one. I was a guest playing with three other members who offered to split the $12 guest fee to make it more even. When we went to pay, they said they couldn't split the guest fee so suggested that one member pay for it and then we reimburse her so that's what we did. A day later, the other three girls realized they had been charged just the court time, but I had not. Since my credit card was expired, they could not process the charges. I received an email in March for the January court time requesting an updated credit card. When I called, I am now finding out they charged me the entire $12 guest fee. Now I could go back and ask for each girl to pay me $3.00 but I don't want to do that, so I asked if OP would agree to waive this guest fee in this one instance since this was not the way we wanted to be billed. Ann in accounting said it doesn't matter how long I was a member for and that since I was not a member at the time, I owed the $12. I don't disagree with her but was hoping for a little consideration as it is only $12 and I thought my past years of membership might have some influence. I even asked for a credit to be placed on the account for a future court time but no luck. It doesn't seem like everything needs to always black and white and that there could be some leniency or exceptions to make a customer happy or even to want to come back at some time to be a member. That will not be happening with me. No, the extra $9 will not break me. It's just the principle.

I arrived to town fairly late and happened upon Chicken N Pickle. The staff was still welcoming and…read moreattentive. I ordered the Waygu Truffle Burger and Tater Tots. The tots were perfectly crispy and the burger was flavorful and life-changing. The place seemed spacious but I didn't take the time to explore. I will do that the next time I'm visiting KC.

I don't typically post reviews like this, but my recent experience with Chicken N Pickle crossed a…read moreline. The service continues to be inconsistent at best--no patio service, long waits, and a general lack of attentiveness--but what's most frustrating is the latest beverage and menu decision. You can no longer order a single glass of wine. Instead, guests are now forced into purchasing a half bottle as the minimum entry point--starting around $25--for a very limited and underwhelming selection (Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc... and that's about it). No Pinot Grigio, no variety, no flexibility. Just a forced upsell on mediocre wine in a casual, outdoor setting. Let's be clear: You can order a single beer. You can order a single cocktail. But you cannot order a single glass of wine. In 2026, that's not just outdated--it's completely out of touch. This approach eliminates choice, discourages responsible and casual consumption, and frankly alienates a large portion of your customer base. What if someone wants just one glass? What if they want to try two different wines? That experience is gone. And the reasoning doesn't hold up. If this is about waste or throughput, there are countless modern solutions--by-the-glass preservation systems, or even high-quality boxed options like Black Box Wines that maintain freshness without forcing customers into higher spend. This feels less like a thoughtful strategy and more like a blunt, revenue-driven decision that ignores the guest experience entirely. So here's the question for leadership: Who is making these menu and beverage decisions--and how does this align with the kind of experience you claim to offer? Because from a guest perspective, this isn't hospitality. It's restriction. I'd genuinely like to hear a response from the team on this. Until then, this is a complete veto for me.

Amazing coaching by coach Joe and Cindy handle all admin…read more Inclusive of all levels and age Can be played all year round and this club embraces all that

From the owner: Our players are friendly and maximize table tennis fun. We sponsor weekly leagues, semi annual…read moretournaments and table tennis seminars. We have a program for junior table tennis players as well.