We love visiting Forest City. It is fun atmosphere for a family outing. The staff are very nice and…read moreaccommodating. You do need to make reservations because it can be busy and you have to park on the street. The portions of food are very big and you can't beat the waffle fries. They also have video games. You can choose traditional shuffleboard or table shuffleboard.

Tip: Try to avoid Tuesday-Thursday, as that's the shuffleboard league night. We've been on a Sunday…read morebefore, and that was not as busy. Their food is delish and made in house, especially the herniated disc sandwich! I was so surprised about it! I dreamt about their waffle fries.

It is a nice facility to play tennis (what I do) as well as soccer or lacrosse. The lights were…read morefrequently out which make it difficult to play on those courts. It is being renovated by the new owners so look forward to the changes.

I've visited Force Sports (Rocky River location) on Center Ridge Road about 3 times over the years…read moreto play indoor tennis. When I called in Jan. 2025 to confirm the price to book a tennis court, I was kindly helped on the phone. While the actual tennis court is fine, the roof is quickly falling apart. Read more below. INDOOR TENNIS (1/5 rating) -- I recently visited in January 2025 with a new friend. It is $36 to rent a court for an hour. Upon entering, I realized that the facility needs some serious repair, mainly the roof that is tearing apart. The roof of the indoor tennis courts is degrading fast. Pieces of the roof are falling off unto the court surfaces. Before I arrived to play tennis, my friend told me that she asked a tennis staff member if the facility plans to update and fix the room but the staff member said no. That is surprising. For safety reasons, the roof should be fixed. Management doesn't appear to care about the tennis facility and it is unclear why this is the case. Perhaps they focus all their attention on their indoor soccer facility, who knows! I won't be back to the tennis facility because soon enough, that roof may fall apart which is dangerous. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 31/365 total reviews in 2025 - 812 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 5 February 2025

My daughter was offered her first J.O. contract from Maverick Volleyball Club late last year. We…read morewere very excited and looked forward to the first day of practice. Fast forward four months, many tournaments, and road trips and we are having a blast! My daughter and her team are improving gradually at volleyball and this is turning out to be a great season. We are very happy that our daughter tried out and made one of the teams. The coach for our team is very friendly and we perceive that she is an excellent coach. She is firm, but fair with the girls and very friendly to the parents. The facility is good for practice, close to highway, and luckily for us, very close to home. We've got it made. We couldn't have asked for a better volleyball experience than the one Maverick is giving us.

Gym itself is good. Music played is SO bad and repetitive that it makes this gym a 3/5.read more

This was my first time ever owning a gym membership and I am pleasantly surprised! Tremont Athletic…read moreClub is a local gym without any extreme contracts or requirements. Their facility is very clean and well kept with a variety of different equipment and classes. Although some may say the membership is pricey, I think it is well worth the cost, plus if you live close to the area or are a healthcare worker ask about their potential membership discount! Love Tremont Athletic Club!

To start things off, the comment before mine is written by the man who is president of the league,…read moretrying to do damage control for the post previous to his. I have not had a good experience with the league, and my children haven't set foot on the field, nor will they. There are other places to play in the city, which surprisingly doesn't seem to factor in to how the league is run and how it deals with its customers. In 2020, the season was ended because of COVID. An email went out saying that refunds were to be requested by a certain date. After missing this arbitrary deadline, I was offered a credit for the following season. I asked nicely again for a refund, but was told only a credit would be given. I didn't not pick a fight at that time, as everyone was in the same boat and my kids could simply play in 2021. Flash forward to Feb. 2021, and I sent an email to the league asking that our enrollment was ready for the coming year. After being told yes, I waited to hear for my kids' team placements. In late April, not hearing anything, I went to the website and filled out the registration forms again to make doubly sure. I found out that my sons were put on a waiting list and not a team. My daughter was not placed on any team, presumably because there weren't enough girls to form one. At this point, I got a hold of Daryl, the league president, who again tried to kick the can down the road with future credits and wait lists. This is not an acceptable usage of my family's money. He mentioned missed arbitrary deadlines again, but failed to admit that his league's previous actions contributed to the misunderstandings that caused such a situation. He took an attitude that money is only available to be refunded when he says that it can be (he told me 2020 books are closed, as if US dollars that I paid then somehow don't roll over into 2021), and if you don't jump through his hoops, then you're out of luck and somehow you're to blame. It's a deflection from the fact that money is being taken and no services are being rendered. I do not want the service anymore, I simply want my money back. Avoid this organization at all costs.

This is my sons first year in t ball. First off we didnt know who the coach was until after opening…read moreday. We were gathered for the parade searching for other kids in matching jerseys very frustrated considering every other team was together with their awesome banners. After the parade In the rain they did team photos, and after that you were on your own. Our coach took off and we were left to figure out how to get individual pics, which we ended up not doing because there was no direction. We were told there would be a makeup day buttttt no word since. His team has all 4 year olds, no one has experience. This shouldn't be a problem but compared to the other teams they all have a varying age range including older experienced players. My son's team has maybe 6 players total ... the team we played last night had 11, how is that possible? I don't get their system. The team has no organization. I am keeping my son in the league to finish out the season, though I really don't want to. My son likes to play so we'll ride it out. Needless to say we will be joining a different league next year. I would much rather spend more money where my son could learn a thing or 2 then mess around with this crap again. Horrible.

Pretty good. Fries could be a little better but still not bad food and a cool place to hang out atread more

Fine spot to grab a quick drink and watch football - nothing special but nothing bad either…read more Positives: sports/TVs, walk-ins Best order: high noons

I go to 78th Street Studios every December to shop at the Cleveland Bazaar's holiday art festival…read moreand at least 1 or 2 additional times each year for other pop-up art fairs. There is always so many people here, bumping into each other, and fighting over parking, so it is a bit overstimulating. But it is worth it as it is definitely one of the BEST places that host art festivals/fairs at least a dozen or so times a year. Support local and keep up the good work! My only suggestion is to avoid parking nearby and just walk to 78th Street Studios until they respray the parking lot lines and fill in some of the potholes...

Attend during the 3rd Fridays of each month for their big art "walk" where they open the whole…read moreplace up late for the local businesses inside to showcase all their art and non-art items for sale. The 78th Street Studios is a huge arts studio that also has a theatre on the 2nd floor called the Blank Canvas Theatre. I visited for the first time probably in 2018 or 2019 then I came in 2023 and so on. I've attended their 3rd Fridays art event plus some plays at the Blank Canvas Theatre. It's always nice walking around 78th street studios. It can get a little overwhelming because the building is so big and you may get lost but just follow the signs posted on the walls to find out where you're going. I'll certainly be back. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 129/250 total reviews in 2026 - 970 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 June 2026