My group has been loyal to Soccer5 for the past 3 years even throughout Covid-19, but they have…read morefailed to recognize this by never giving our group normal hours to play. We have been playing at 10 PM every week for the last three years during week days because the scheduling coordinator says there are "regulars" who book the fields Monday-Thursday from 7-9 PM. Not giving us an opportunity to book. They also charged our group $50 per player for a group of 14 people before covid started on prepaid cards and when the league opened back up they told us we couldn't use the cards that still had balances left on them. In good faith we kept booking at soccer5. We've requested multiple times for a chance to play at more convenient hours anywhere from 7-9pm Monday-Thursday but the business has failed to accommodate some of their most loyal customers that are even willing to play at a very unaccommodating time, 10 Pm. With that being said the games never start on time to you really start playing at 10:30-10:45 PM! It's unfair at this point that our group does not get an equal opportunity to book the fields at a normal hour, our group is just as regular as their so called regulars. Don't play here unless you're willing to stay up past 12 AM during a work week.

My son has been playing soccer here for almost 3 years. He was so little when he began and it was…read morein summer camp I was so worried. However, the staff made me feel completely comfortable, constantly in communication and very honest. He didn't do much but stand in the middle of the field. Now almost three years later he's excelled developing into a great defensive player. The coaches a very involved they are sympathetic towards the children's needs but simultaneously tough. They practice great drills and play lots of games making it really fun for them. Their camps, summer, winter or spring are great. They're active, social and working on discipline and manners. I love their approach towards children, the fields are clean and coaches are great.

I had the unfortunate experience of dining in Sarah's Kitchen in Palm Beach Gardens on October 19th…read morewith this team. All of the adult chaperones ate at a separate table, leaving nearly 20 wound up pre-adolescent boys unsupervised. The boys were, well boys. The yelled, spilled, talked unbelievably loudly and ruined the dining experience for everyone else in the restaurant. It was unbelievably unpleasant to try to eat with their unchecked antics drowning out all conversation. Their parents turned a deaf ear to it all. How very rude.

This PBG club makes a tournament and it's and absolute joke!! Terrible scam, words of the…read moreorganizers "grab your medals and go home" as if they were doing us a favor. Terrible ref's and organization!! Terrible and a waste of time and money

we love, love, love this place. There is a plethora of activities for families and kids. Make…read moresure you sign up for the emails and are up to date on activities. My daughter did volleyball, tennis, and gym days here and we often came for movies in the park. I would say take advantage of this Youth center if you live in the gables.

This is a great place to sign your child up for after school activities! You do have to go in…read moreperson to sign up for classes but they have so many options for different age groups. They also have a membership you can get and use and after school programs. If you live in coral gables definitely a place to checkout. Also they have a cute park attached to the building that you don't need to go inside for

While exploring Coral Gables I stumbled upon this cute park named in honor of Coconut Grove…read morecommunity activist, Esther Mae Potts Armbrister. Esther Mae was of Bahamian descent and although diminutive in size, she had a powerful personality. Her trademark phrase was "I may not be right all of the time but I'm never wrong.'" Esther Mae was a presence at city hall city hall where she led a successful campaign to renovate a local park and to have sections of west Grove designated as historic. She is credited with the creation of historic markers for the cemeteries where Bahamian and African American settlers of Coconut Grove were buried. She also worked to preserve the turn-of-the-century clapboard house owned by Mariah Brown, an early immigrant from the Bahamas. From 1947-1953, she was president of St. Albans Day Nursery, where mothers could receive day care for $1.25 per week. History was her passion and she often shared it with local schoolchildren. She also liked to keep local politicians on their toes. Esther Mae passed away at the age of 81 in 1997 while in the midst of writing a history book. Esther M. Armbrister Park is a testament to Esther Mae's legacy of dedication to her community. The 4.4-acre City of Miami park includes a community center, baseball and football fields, tennis and basketball courts, a playground, and exercise equipment. Plans are moving forward for the 10 million dollar Armbrister Park New Community Center Improvements project consisting of the demolition of the aging existing community center building and the construction of a new 10,000 square foot two story facility and an outdoor pavilion. The center will include sports equipment storage, classrooms for after-school programs, a technology room, a kitchen, meeting rooms, restrooms and an outdoor pavilion. It will also serve as an outreach center during hurricanes or other natural disasters. Armbrister Park has long been a central gathering point for sports and recreation in Coconut Grove. The new center's design will reflect the cultural and architectural traditions that have defined this neighborhood by using Caribbean and Bahamian-style architecture. Great things are coming to this neighborhood, just the way Esther Mae would have wanted.

Armbrister park is located on the same block as George Washington Carver elementary/middle school…read more(Hornets Represent!) and across from the City of Miami Fire Department (off Grand Ave and Jefferson). It has been renovated and now includes a full turf football field and goals for soccer that I think can only be used if participating in a league. There's space to park along the park on Jefferson Street although I'm not sure that it's legal parking (watch for your car to avoid being towed). You could also opt to pay for parking on Grand Ave. There's a playground next to the field and enough field space (as well as bleachers) outlining the actual football field so it's a great spot to take your kids out to play catch, kick a ball around, etc.. I'm happy this park is around, can't wait to see how it is to play my Sunday coed soccer leagues here!

Decent fields and nice park. Lots of room to run around and you can bring dogs. They have plenty of…read moresoccer fields although the travel program seems a bit disorganized. I didn't venture too much away from the fields but I would have liked to with more time.

Amazing summer camp! Everyone, from Roberto to all of the wonderful teachers and staff, are…read moreincredibly welcoming, accommodating, and so caring with the kids. Our daughter has been doing private lessons at Step by Step for the past year, and we've seen great improvement in her Spanish. The summer camp has been a perfect extension of that. The kids stay active with fun games and activities while being immersed in Spanish 100% of the time. We'll definitely be back next year and for many summers to come. Highly recommend!

Both my stepson (12) and my daughter (3) love this summer camp. My daughter is so excited everyday…read moreand my stepson asked to come back next summer! They have learned so much Spanish and want to practice at home.