Great fitness facility. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. All the equipment and machines…read moreyou would ever need is there. The facility is extremely clean and very well maintained. There are many options to get involved with different classes during the month, and many ways to change workouts to become more fit and well rounded.

Terrible customer service. I cancelled my account by phone and was told they would "let Lauren…read moreknow". I found out later they were still charging my account. I called again to get it resolved and more messages were left for Lauren, who never contacted me until I got her email from her employees and I contacted her via that method. Here's a direct quote from Lauren: "they did not understand that you were wanting a return phone call regarding your July cancellation request, which explains why I didn't receive your messages." This tells me she never received my messages in the first place. No one took responsibility for anything. Just half-hearted apologies with no solution to the issue of charging me after I believed my membership was canceled.

I attended this gym for a while and have mixed feelings about the experience. The workouts are…read morechallenging and well designed--physically, it's a fantastic program. However, the internal culture didn't feel as healthy. The leadership structure is quite hierarchical, and at times there were dynamics that reminded me more of a social hierarchy than a supportive community. Some aspects felt a bit insular, with group behaviors that could come across as exclusive or "cult-like." If you thrive in a tightly structured environment, you might enjoy it. But for those looking for a more open, collaborative, or emotionally balanced atmosphere, it may not be the right fit. I ultimately decided to leave because the interpersonal environment became more stressful than energizing. I share this not to be negative but to help others make an informed choice. The workouts are strong--but the culture may not suit everyone.

I am a very happy member of Ironclad CrossFit. The coaches are knowledgeable, professional and very…read moreencouraging. I have a lot of physical challenges and everyone has been great about offering scaling options and encouraging me to try to do a little bit more than I thought I could. I have so much fun while getting stronger and more confident.

Me and my friends have been wanting to try something new! We found this place and let me tell you!…read moreSuper fun! The instructor was super fun and friendly and helpful! This was our first time and we plan on coming back!

Ryan provided exceptional customer service. Very friendly and informative…read more He customized your bike selection to your requirements and size. Their prices are very competitive. They offer new and used bikes.

Very good Hobie dealer. They are very knowledgeable about Hobie technology and helped me make a…read moredecision on a kayak upgrade. The service is good and prompt when ordering accessories. I thought the pricing was reasonable, especially when you are shopping for a Hobie brand on the high end. Good price/value relationship

This is an extremely well maintained coarse. Staff are friendly and helpful. Greens are perfect…read morespeeds, overall an amazing golfing experience! 10/10 recommend.

It's a shame they are really the only game in town, much of the staff are pompous jerks. You can…read moretell they get some feel some weird sense of authority over people.. I had once a staff member follow me around after arguing about a really dumb rule (not dumb for them because they make money) about how I can't share a golf cart with my friend I went to golf with and they made us pay for our own cart when we didn't need two... and then as I was driving around to go to the restroom the guy stopped me and asked me where I was going... Extremely out of place... I was going to the bathroom so I told him that and asked if that was okay... I wish I could say I won't return, but unfortunately they are the only remaining course in town.

The two stars is based upon their absurd drop-in price of $20.00 which precluded a visit from me…read morewhile I was visiting family in the area. There are other studios in Easton that offer great instructors and facilities for considerably less. Drop-ins in cosmopolitan Austin, Texas, where I lived and worked at yoga studios for years are, on average, about $14. In Tucson, where I now reside, there are great studios that offer drop-ins for a mere $6. I just don't like the greed that has, sadly, infiltrated the yoga culture as of late.

Good yoga teachers can be hard to find while on vacation, and my husband and I were thrilled to…read morepractice with Jacqueline today at Blue Mat. It was totally worth the drive in from St Michaels. We have been to the area three times on vacation and have struggled to find a yoga home locally. I'm excited to try Blue Mat again. The space is nuts--definitely the fanciest and most beautiful studio I have ever visited. I do agree with the previous reviewer that a $20 drop in price is high, but I will point out in their defense that it is a luxurious space with a changing room, free Fiji water, and a custom setup for each practitioner with a Manduka mat, strap, and blocks.

My fiancé and I stayed for a weekend getaway. If you're looking for a relaxing and quiet escape,…read morethis is the perfect place! The scenery was breathtaking and the service was excellent. It's a perfect secluded environment right on the bay with some of the best sunset views. The staff were both respectful of our privacy and very attentive if we ever needed anything. My absolute favorite part was the coffee drop-off every morning. It was an extra touch that made the mornings effortlessly relaxing with a cup of coffee while you watched the boats putt around the bay.

What an absolutely lovely place to get away. The room was cozy, the screened porch was a dream, the…read morelawn with Adirondak and lounge chairs was so inviting, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the location was peaceful and serene. The 7am coffee-and-treats delivery was a welcome surprise and made lazy mornings that much more possible. I could honestly have sat on that porch all day and night. The town is sweet, and not far from Easton/St. Michaels if you need a little more "action". I would absolutely return and will recommend to my friends and family. Thank you for a lovely vacation!

I want to start out by saying that I think this place is a perfectly respectable stables for…read moreboarding your horse, showing your horse, or retiring your horse. They are knowledgeable, respectful of the animals, and relatively organized. This review is to comment on the experience we had reserving a trail ride. First of all, it was not a trail ride... they claimed that due to the chiggers in the woods, we couldn't do the trail ride... so what followed was literally a walk up and back the gravel driveway to the adjacent property and a there and back trip around the fencing of the stables. Did I mention that the trail guide didn't even mount a horse herself? She just walked on behind, beside, or in front of us. Now this lady, Sally, was perfectly nice and pleasurable (all except for the instance in which we mounted our horses, but I'll get to that). Nevertheless, it felt like a pony ride at the fair, and me, with a pretty decent riding background, could not have been more disappointed. The issue that really got my goat was when it came time for us to mount at the outset of the ride. First off, English saddles.... I don't have an English accent and I'm not a girl, so I had never ridden English before... not that it's incredibly different, but it gives you an impression of the type of place you are at. Then our guide brings over the stool. Yep, that's right... I can't up and over like a man... I have to climb up a stool before mounting the horse... So here I am, a full grown man with experience leading rides myself on trails in the Appalachian mountains of NC, mounting a horse from a stool. Here is where I interject the fact that I am mounting a sweet but temperamental retired thoroughbred. Not a quarter horse or a big bad draft horse... but an inbred anxious thoroughbred... So no sooner do I get my foot in the stirrup and the entire saddle shifts left and starts to slide off the gelding's back. The horse bucks... as would I if I had a saddle grinding sideways against my back with a 200lb 6'1" human on me. The guide quickly instructs me to dismount, which I was already doing, and accuses me of "lingering too long" before fully mounting. Now I get it, you run a business. You are inches away from a potential catastrophe with a temperamental horse and a rider who, for all you know, doesn't know a horse from a cow. But don't blame a quick and spotty saddling job on your customer. The girth was clearly not tight enough. I have had horses in the past who don't like to be saddled bloat themselves in anticipation of being saddled, so that when the girth or cinch is secured, they exhale leaving the girth or cinch loose around their chest. May this have happened? I don't know... What I do know is my girlfriend and I felt like two big kids at the county fair getting a pony ride, and it certainly was not worth the $110 bucks.

Thank you very much for today.  the ride was fantastic.  the guide (I didn't catch her name) was…read morewonderful.  We talked the entire time.  My son said it was one of the best things he's ever done!  Thank you for helping us make a forever memory!