What a great time!!! Such a fun activity and Rachel was amazing, both in helping us book our…read moreexperience and in helping us when we were stuck on a clue!!!

We did the Dueling Wizards room. It was fun and challenging, but had more locks than puzzles which…read morewe prefer. Like the C&D in Sunrise, the room was extremely dark. Thankfully this location provides you with a heavy duty, large sized flashlight to use! I wish that the rooms were illuminated at least a bit more so that you can see most things without using a flashlight. Process to get hints is not very accessible. There is one screen in the main room that will populate written hints, but not said aloud. There aren't any hint buttons in any other room so you have to wave your arms to signal the game master and wait for the clue to show on the screen. Decor and props kinda date could use an update. Axe throwing and escape rooms are located on the second floor. No elevator available. Our game host Mason was very nice! Will be back to check out another room!

Sebastian was amazing!!! Had an amazing time! Definitely want to try there other rooms!read more

We had so much fun at this escape room! We did the CIA task force room and it was just my fiancé…read moreand I. It was definitely challenging but so much fun!! Very interactive gadgets and props to use. Without giving too much away, there were puzzles that we needed to solve which we've never tried before! Our game host, Gabe, was wonderful!! Very friendly and helpful when we needed it. The pricing was very reasonable and on par with others we've tried! We will most certainly be back to try out the other rooms!

I checked out Cypress Golf this past weekend and had a really great experience. Booking was easy --…read moreyou can either call in or schedule online. I spoke with the owner, Dave, beforehand, and he was fantastic. When I arrived, he was welcoming, offered me a drink, and gave me some helpful tips right away. It's an indoor golf simulator facility, and the vibes inside are excellent. They have a pool table and about three simulator stations, and you get your own private station, which is really cool. You can choose from different golf courses and a variety of fun game modes, so it works whether you're just looking to have fun or seriously practice your swing. I booked a one-hour time block and honestly had an awesome time from start to finish. The environment was relaxed, the service was exceptional, and the whole place felt low-key and comfortable. Dave alone makes the experience worthwhile -- he's genuinely passionate and helpful. They also do a lot for the community, offering lessons for both men and women, as well as private golf instruction. If you're looking for a not-too-busy spot with quality simulators where you can tighten up your technique or just enjoy a round indoors, I'd 100% recommend Cypress Golf. I'll definitely be back.

I had the chance to experience Cypress Golf thanks to a Yelp Elite event, and while my husband and…read moreI are not golfers at all, we still had a really fun time. Let's start with Ben, who greeted us and immediately made us feel welcome. He was incredibly helpful in getting our game set up, explaining how everything worked, and making sure we were comfortable--even as total beginners. That alone made the experience enjoyable. The space itself is on the smaller side, as is the plaza, but it's well laid out. There are three bays, enough room for groups without feeling cramped, and a pool table, which was a nice bonus. For drinks, they offer Michelob Ultra, an IPA, and a variety of sodas and water. There's no food on site, but you're able to order from outside, which is convenient. Cypress Golf has only been open for about four months, and it's clear they're on the right track. A few small improvements could really elevate the experience--expanding the beverage options, offering some light snacks, and cooling the space a bit more (it was a little hot and muggy). It would also be great to see options for left-handed players, as only right-handed clubs were available. We did notice a group come in with their own clubs, and this spot definitely seems best suited for people who already know how to play and what they're doing. That said, even as beginners, we had fun--and a big part of that was thanks to Ben's patience and great attitude. Wishing Cypress Golf continued success and the best of luck as they grow. It's a solid concept with a lot of potential.

Great time for both adults and kids! The owner and staff are so nice and welcoming. Food and drinks…read moreare available to purchase. Will definitely return

Had a great experience at Strokes N Drivers. As an amateur to golf the owner was extremely helpful…read morein helping me out when needed and was super respectful and kind. the space was clean and had great ambiance. Great for groups or couples.

As a mom, I really appreciate how clean and well-kept Sky Zone Pembroke Pines is. The staff is so…read morefriendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience stress-free for parents. Everyone was welcoming and patient, and you can tell they truly care. A big shoutout to Leon, the team leader--he went above and beyond and made us feel taken care of from start to finish. My kids had the best time, and I felt comfortable the entire visit. I would also highly recommend them for a birthday event! We'll definitely be coming back!

My kid did not like it here he was just sitting down doing nothing sky zone in Pembroke Pines need…read morebetter Fun like urban air that's so fun for my kid

I truly enjoyed a midweek kayaking without crowds and noisy kids scaring away the wildlife…read more.. Everything was smooth from the time I arrived 7am to going out and coming back without issue Had lunch about 1/2 mile down at Capone's if that's what it's still called and truly relaxed my day way ... The have protocols in place for safety and if your feeling they move to slow ... no they don't there are proper ways of getting things done.... If you're on a time crunch then kayaking is not it, go for a trail walk or sit at the beach or bike ride but don't kayak, that's the waters way of telling you to slow down. Like I always tell everyone on here: check it out. Due your due diligence and you decide. Peace out

Great place to kayak and/or stand-up paddleboard!…read more $4 to get into the park for the day. Plenty of parking available, especially if you come early, and even on a Saturday. Each time I've gone, the water is nice and calm. The last time I went, I saw 5 turtles and 1 small shark! Very cool! Will definitely come again to paddleboard!

Had the absolute time of my life! The room my partner and I "escaped" was "Bad Girl." It was…read morechallenging, but not overwhelming. Lance and LT were such great hosts. Definitely a must try!

Staff made this an enjoyable experience. Room was just difficult enough. We were able to win after…read moregetting a few hints. Building was hard to find. It's behind the pre-school.

So very well planned out. Never knew all the behind the scene work. But the owner is great I'm…read moreamazed how he comes up with these

Apologies for the novel, but feel the need to post this review to warn others about the experience…read morethey may encounter...My family and I were in town for the holidays and on a rainy day thought an escape room would be a nice idea. After a bit of research, we noticed most top rooms in the area were completely booked (not the only ones with this idea on a rainy holiday afternoon). We eventually found Alchemy Escape Rooms and noticed that they had every time available. While this probably should have been a red flag, we went for it anyways. After booking a 3:30pm reservation (for 6 people out of the 8 available spots), our PayPal was charged and we were told we'd receive a confirmation email. No email came. We continuously called the business but got no answer. We were especially concerned when we went back to the website and noticed someone could still book all spots for the 3:30pm reservation. Nonetheless, we drove on over and arrived around 3:20pm. When we got to the door, it was locked. Upon knocking we heard a dog bark and a few second later, Joshua, the owner, opened the door. He was surprised to see us, and when we said we had reserved the room for 3:30pm, he said he didn't see it in his system. However, he was friendly and invited us in, mentioning he just needed a couple minutes to set the room back up. We stood in the lobby for 25 minutes while Joshua was supposedly setting up the room. There were power tools on the front desk, and it did seem like he was building the room, more than setting it up. After the wait, he invited us in and we were excited to get going, despite the late start. Despite the sloppy start, we were willing to look past the reservation system failures, delay in getting started, and overall "unfinish" look to the business. However, within minutes of starting the game, we noticed several major issues with the story the game was presenting. I'll be vague out of respect for some of the puzzles, but to name a few issue: -The door from the first room to the second room was left unlocked, throwing off the chain of events -There was a prop oven at a bakery in one of the rooms that was supposed to open, but did not. The owner came in after the game had finished and confirmed it was jammed, again throwing off multiple steps in the game. -There was a black "goo" that was on a lot of the books and props throughout the game, which grossly dripped off onto our hands. The owner explained this was resin from the props that were poorly made by the manufacturer. -At one point, the Smart TVs which are essential to the flow of the game froze. This required the owner to interrupt the game, walk into the room, and fiddle with the remote for a minute as he attempted to fix it. He was not tall enough to reach the TV, and had to ask a member of our group to point the remote from a higher angle to properly refigure the screen. A minute after he left, an ad for a local Honda dealership popped up on the screen, further interrupting and ruining the flow of the game. -At one point during the game, you are meant to recreate an image with props in the room. One prop did not fit in the space it was meant to, leading the owner to tell us to just lay it on its side. -The final prop that was necessary to win the game was nowhere to be found. When the owner entered the room after our time had ran out, he had no real explanation for the whereabouts of this prop. As we left the building, on our way back to the car, our entire group discussed how disappointing this was, and eventually landed on heading back in to ask for some sort of compensation for the experience. However, within 60 seconds of us leaving, the door was locked. When we knocked, there was no dog barking and no one answered. We followed up with an email explaining how upsetting the experience was and asking if he'd consider some sort of compensation as we were clearly "guinea pigs" who paid full price for an experience that was not ready to be played. We did mentioned that if he was willing to offer some sort of compensation, we would be willing to forgo leaving reviews as the business clearly was not ready for paying customers. The owner replied to our email saying he was shocked we didn't enjoy the experience, and was confused why we didn't bring it up in person (which we attempted to but he had left). He then got very defensive and accused us of attempting to blackmail him for a refund, which he stated was immoral and potentially illegal. After a few very aggressive email responses, we left it be. The owner did offer passes to come back again; however, as out-of-towners, that does nothing for us. Very disappointing experience overall, and while maybe one day the business will be fully operational and ready for customers, today it most definitely was not.