Absolutely love the Barry's community. Workouts are tough but leave you feeling amazing. The…read moreshowers are also amazing and love that they have Ouai products! Love Ethan's classes!!

After taking two classes through Yelp, I was happy to purchase the starter three pack to try…read moreadditional classes. I'd describe Barry's as a boutique fitness studio that offers a great workout with energetic and motivating instructors with fun curated playlists. Barry's follows a cadence for muscle group focus that I appreciate. There is also a fuel bar that serves nutritious and yummy smoothies. I find Barry's a fun way to get in movement and adds to my workout routine.

I love this gym been here for 1 year I have gained good muscle and I recommend coming or moving to…read morethis gym if you are thinking about moving to this gym!!

Homeless in the gym Camping out in the Locker Rooms and Sleeping in the recovery room From 12-5 am…read moreSometimes 3-4, Overcrowded from 4-8 pm past it's posted capacity of 377, numerous police responses to remove homeless who are trespassing, Predatory practices when prospective new members want to join..Numerous Car break ins

Since l cant reply your response, lm gonna leave another as a reply to you…read more 1) You said l was explained by "creepy bold guy" but he never approached to me to say something. I was told by an asian guy at front desk plus he refused to tell me the reason why we can get a free trial so it never happened or creepy bold guy lied to you. He could just approach and talk instead of staring me from the room (which lm okey , hope he learned something from me) And just wanna confirm l got my NASM certificate on 2018 2) l agree about accepting limited people. Of course, that place cant handle more than 10 people same time so you ask 300$ which is acceptable, but not for that dark and old machines. 3)nobody asked for ultra bright lights, but we need to see dumbbell section or plates clearly for our safety. 4) no question about music in the gym. 5) l meant your pricing and machines quality (due to old age) dont match. It is acceptable only with decent price obviously not with your pricing.

Best kept secret gym in the area. The gym is very well equipped, immaculately clean, staffed with…read moregreat folks, and not slammed at all during peak times. The clientele is more River Oaks retirees than gym bros or insta baddies, and it's very welcoming. This is a place to feel comfortable in your skin and get a great workout in. Also, regarding personal training, Chad (the owner) is a fantastic trainer. Every session includes about 10 minutes of stretching from the trainer. Really a stellar experience.

I have been a member of Facet Seven for about 2 years now. I previously was working out at home and…read moretrying out different studios on ClassPass. Instantly when I started taking classes at Facet Seven I appreciated the community and friendliness at the front desk, members, and the instructors as well. I mainly take Stefani's barre, yoga, and ABC class but also have enjoyed HIIT and strengthcon with Emma. Stefani is a bright light and makes working out so fun but also challenging. Emma similarly looks to challenge but is also motivating and provided me modifications when needed with an injury, looking out for me when I didn't realize I could re-injure something without even knowing. The gym has a variety of equipment but is on the smaller side, so it's easier to see and get to know regulars in your class but also meet new people. Highly recommend!

great gym, nice vibe, great equipment and always clean. Also appreciate the customer service. It…read morehas everything you need, plenty of squat racks and bench press racks and I have never had to wait for equipment. Overall, a great feeling, highly recommend this place

Duo Houston I took me a while to get to the right page, I…read morewas looking for Duo Houston, but Yelp called it Duo- Autry Park , based on the area. I had no idea it is actually a chain....with literally only two branches as of 2026 in Houston, one being Autry Park and the other in River Oaks. I didn't know when I stopped by, but I read online that it is Pilates, fitness, and Specialty Coffee place, all under the same roof. Made a quick stop for coffee as I was in the area for an event. It's pretty posh. Parking is bit of a problem though. There is both indoor and outdoor seating available. Outside, it is pet friendly too. Just got a quick cold coffee, and had to hurry out. But though it was pretty early on a Sunday, there was a huge crowd and it kept flowing in. So it is a popular spot in the neighborhood. There are lots of pastries and some savories to choose from.

So let me tell you how excited I was about this yoga class... I showed up a whole day early ended…read moreup catching the Oyster and Sea Fest downtown, but I made it back the next morning for the real reason I came, and it did not disappoint. The static fit yoga class at Duo Houston with Lesbianland was such a good time. It was outside, the weather cooperated, and the energy was just right. A whole crowd of beautiful women, good music, and a space that felt safe, calm, and fun all at the same time. Morgan Brown led the class and really set the tone. It felt grounding but still had a little spice to it, not boring at all. After class, they had matcha and acai bowls and gave us 15% off, which I love because who doesn't want a little reward after pretending you can plank longer than you actually can. Speaking of... they had a planking contest and somebody held it for over five minutes. I tapped out mentally just watching. Only thing to note, if you want coffee you'll need to walk over to a nearby shop in Autry Park, but it's super close so no complaints there. Overall, great vibes, great people, and definitely a space I'd come back to.

This is a great spot to try some good coffee or matcha and get some work done or catch up with…read morefriends. I've ordered both espresso and matcha lattes, and although I'm more of a coffee person they were both so tasty! The interior is very open with lots of light, and there are a lot of seating options so I've never had trouble finding a place to sit. Wifi is fast and convenient for studying or working. Parking is also very easy. I will definitely be back! I've also tried a pilates class at their attached studio which was a lot of fun! The classes are small and intimate, and the lighting is definitely a vibe.

I always admire a husband and wife duo success story, and that's exactly what I found at Duo! I…read morefirst learned about Duo through signing up for a pilates class, and I fell in love with the place more through the people and the vibes in the connected coffeehouse. From a chat with the barista, I learned that Duo started because the husband had a love for coffee and the wife had a passion for pilates, so they thought "why not combine the two?" The River Oaks location is the founding store and they have since expanded to a second location as well. The people who work here truly seem happy and are eager to share the stories of their founders, which makes the place even more special. During my visit, I tried the birthday cake latte, which is a seasonal drink, and the flavors were also beyond what I've tried elsewhere. I'm typically not a fan of birthday cake flavored items, but I was feeling adventurous so I told the barista to surprise me with a drink from their menu and that's the flavor they ended up picking for me. When I received the birthday cake latte, I wasn't all that excited but all prejudice fell away after the first sip! I didn't adjust any sugar or ice levels like I typically do for my drinks, yet the drink was just right! Overall, I am just amazed by the people, the vision, and the gem of a place that I sort of happened into on a random weekend. I will definitely be returning again frequently for pilates, lattes, and/or fun conversations. Pro tip: initially it looks like visitors have to use street parking, but I confirmed with the staff that the parking lot across from the coffeehouse is free to use as well. Pro tip #2: there is option to order ahead with the QR code in image attached. I have not tried, but that may help skip the lines and make it easier for drink pickup. Pro tip#3: going for pilates here makes it so much easier to grab a quick bite or drink before/after workout!

The vibes here are just immaculate *chefs kiss*…read more Do your self a favor and book the yin yoga class 10/10 would highly recommend

I came here for a yoga class through class pass as I was looking for a slow, relaxing yoga session…read more Thankfully, that's exactly what I got! Instructor, Olga, was great and we focused on deep stretches that left me feeling renewed, which was especially helpful as I did HIIT exercises five days this week. There were a few things that I did not like which is why I'm skeptical of returning. First, there was absolutely no music. Every other yoga studio I've been to has, at minimum, played some sort of meditation or relaxing music. I'm someone who needs some kind of noise at all time, so I did not like the silent atmosphere. Additionally, the windows were kept open for the majority of the class, so the outside noise was coming through and was very distracting at times. The studio itself was very nice and well kept, but I noticed there weren't any mirrors in the room where the yoga class was held. I, personally, like to see myself in a mirror to ensure that I'm doing the poses correctly, so I found the lack of mirrors to be annoying. Otherwise, it was a great experience! The receptionist in the front was very kind and helpful. While I probably won't do another yoga class here, I am interested in trying out their Pilates classes!

I've been coming to Boost since before covid. Because everyone has been so nice all these years…read moreand for the history of it, I'm giving 4. If I were new, it would probably be more like 2-3 stars. There's been a turnover of instructors, and they are rallying. While the new teachers are nice and putting in the effort, they lack foundational Pilates knowledge. Classes are similar to a spin class because instructors talk and encourage the WHOLE time. It ends up being a bit chaotic because people can't distinguish between the cheerleading, the necessary cues, or spring changes. Most importantly, the detailed form cues and corrections are missing. Classes feel rushed and lack clear direction on technique, which is the opposite of what Pilates should be. Classes can still be hard and appropriately paced. The cues and form are what makes Pilates hard, not rushing through moves. (Its also physically impossible to do a weighted low squat and a shoulder press within 1 second- let alone safely on a reformer. Why are we doing this?) It seems they all went to the same training class and haven't trained with different instructors so it's a problem across the 6-8 teachers I've tried in the last 3 months. If it weren't for Stacey and Caroline, I'd have moved to a closer studio by now. I hope the instructors undergo more training and are introduced to more than one type of teaching so they develop their own style. People are nice, and they are trying, but they aren't there yet.

Oh yes. This is a great Pilates place. There are a couple of parking spots in front of the studio…read moreand street parking of course. I loved the music, intensity, and flow of the class. It was definitely hard and challenging but that's what makes it so great. Loved the reformer class with Kemi. She's great at adjustments and encouraging the class individually and as a whole. Check in was super easy. There's an iPad on the wall and you just check in independently and pick out the reformer you want. Theres a nice big mirror the spans an entire wall. Lots of core strength and a couple of cubbies to place your things. Grip socks are not required but I wore them because safety first. Lots of pulses. Can't wait to go again and feel the burn and muscles spasm.

I'm so happy I found this gym. I've always enjoyed a good workout class but many of them left me…read morewanting more. The weights focused classes always seemed to move too fast, other classes too cardio-based,etc. Well BFT has the perfect balance of all of the above but more importantly, it's done right! The trainers/coaches really pay attention to form and making sure you are getting the most out of your workout while staying safe. They also take the time to learn about you and your goals so they can "push" you in the right direction. BFT is more than just a gym, it's a community. You will see familiar faces in the gym and at BFT events you actually want to attend. All this to say, just do it!

Absolutely obsessed with this gym. The workouts are fire, the trainers are hype machines, and the…read morecommunity? Top-tier vibes only. One of the best decisions I've made. The trainers are not only knowledgeable and supportive, but they genuinely motivate you to push past your limits and become the strongest version of yourself. I'm lifting heavier, moving faster, and honestly feeling a lot stronger. Major shoutout to BFT for pulling up in H-Town -- y'all really did that!

Brooke has been the best officiant I've ever had! We love having her there! She's the best!read more

Im Q, and I play softball with Team FAFO in the Houston Sports & Social Club (HSSC) on Tuesday…read morenights the last three years. This league is more than just games--it's a community. Joining HSSC was one of the best choices I've made. It keeps me active, helps me meet great people, and makes me feel connected to Houston's diverse culture. It's all about fun, friendship, and inclusivity. Big shoutout to one of our umpires, Reed--he's professional, fair, and brings great energy to every game. He strikes the perfect balance between competition and respect. If you're looking for a fun, well-run league that values teamwork, integrity, and community, HSSC is the place to be.