The address above is for Arsenal park, one of the locations where the skate school has lessons…read more I took my ex-girlfriend and her best friend there for Rollerblade lessons. The teacher was very friendly and she knew how to teach. A big plus was that you didn't have to own your own rollerblades to take the lessons: the instructor can rent them to you if you tell her your size ahead of time. (That way you can take lessons before deciding if you actually want to buy rollerblades.) Check out their website www.4wheelsinline.com for more information.

Bosse is a standout. Super modern, clean, and well-lit, with premium finishes. Booking is simple…read moreand smooth through their system, and it's easy to sign up for lessons or open play. The only caveat is pricing -- it's definitely on the higher end. Now, let's talk about the food - wow, we were blown away. Everything we ordered was incredibly flavorful, beautifully plated, and far exceeded our expectations. You'd never guess a restaurant inside a pickleball club could serve up dishes with this level of quality. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared -- no shortcuts, no "sport-club food" vibe here. The drinks and desserts also deserve a special shoutout -- they've crafted some really fun, one-of-a-kind items that tie into the pickleball theme in playful and creative ways. As for service, the staff was incredibly warm, attentive, and well-trained. We will be back!

We stopped at Bosse Bar at Natick Mall very late at night with some serious cravings, not expecting…read morethe kitchen to still be open. To our surprise, the team went above and beyond by reopening the kitchen for us and even serving us delicious desserts and gelato. A special thank you to Anthony, the store manager, and Tabby, who were incredibly warm, accommodating, and genuinely eager to make sure we had a great experience. Their hospitality and willingness to help was genuinely impressive. Exceptional customer service like this is rare these days, and it's the reason we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Amazing rink, one of the best pro shops in the area, offers skills seasons, camps, and more with…read moretop of the line instructor's, with an amazing training facility, golf simulators, and a restaurant/bar that you can watch the games from.

This place continues to be a hidden gem on route 9 tucked behind Party City and the tile store…read more This fun colonial themed 18-hole course is so clean and well kept. Apparently they did a lot of work on the course during Covid. There are some areas for shade if you're out on a sunny day and picnic tables as well. - great for kids - practice area available - turn in your scorecard at Fun & Games and get 50 credits Good luck on the last hole! If you get a hole-in-one you get a free round or 2 passes to Fun & Games laser tag!

"You say you want a revolution Well, you know…read moreWe all want to change the world" (Lennon and McCartney) Twenty-three and a half miles separate Natick, MA from the flashpoint of the American Revolution in Boston, MA. Icons of the Revolution and Boston history (Red-coated soldiers, Faneuil Hall, Colonial Fife and Drummers, Paul Revere, and Colonial minutemen fighters) join other American history icons from Boston, New York, Philadelphia (Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Horse and Buggy, a mining town) to populate the 18 holes of this very cool miniature golf course that does a good job of combining fun and a history lesson for the kiddies. Now look, Myrtle Beach Mini Golf this ain't. No state-of-the-art fancy-schmancy mini golf holes here.  No water hazards, no spinning windmill blades, no motion/movement hazards, no high altitude mountains or volcanos, no pirate ships, no dinosaurs, no jungle rain forests, no bells and whistles. This is a pretty basic design of a course that looks like it's been around a while Some of the greens showed signs of age. Quite a few of the greens were heavy with water, and on Hole #7, we had a few balls stuck on an underground ramp that required the attendant to hustle over and ream them out. But, a lot of those factors are evened out by the rock bottom pricing $8 for adults and $6 for kids under 12 you'll pay here for a few hours of fun.Our 4fur and six year old golfers couldn't care less about the lack of modern technology at the Village Green. They had a blast!

I was on the hunt for a simple space to host my best friend's baby shower, and found myself in…read morecontact with LeRoy at Viking Sports. We had the space after a children's party, and before our very eyes, the room was transformed! Bouncy houses were deflated and round tables and chairs were set up in their place by the incredibly friendly staff. The space itself is blank canvas; It is a well lit open room, with clean wooden floors, and grey walls - all of which allowed us to add our own personal touches. I can't recommend this place enough! (Apologies that we didnt take the most clear photos of the space, but I will share a few with goofy circles covering guests faces!)

The coaching is fine, either the coach is good with kids, or good at soccer, or in some cases good…read moreat both or there are 2 coached and one good at each. I have had 4 classes not happen, in all cases with no notice (not due to rain for any of those). All just reflect disorganization of admin. This is my opinion and in part informed by someone affiliated with Viking. Too bad as I have referred many to Viking, even today, but it getting harder and harder. If anyone listening, there needs to be communication about whether a class will be held or not.

Great metro-west squash facility (badminton too). Newer courts, one international squash doubles…read morecourt, quality players, easy access, best rates!

This is a small neighborhood park . They have plenty of street parking non meter . The park is…read moredog friendly The dog has to be leashed . This park Is good for maybe a stroll it's too small for hiking or a long walk . This park is kid friendly . They have no public bathrooms . They have benches and picnic tables . They also have a working water fountain .

Nice park on top of the hill. Great for little kids, pups and everybody else. Has a basketball…read morecourt that doubles as a little practice area for young riders. When we got here, there were toddler trikes everywhere. The open field is flat and clean. Great for a little frisbee or just lying down for some sun.

We came here today on our day off hoping to get back into bouldering after our move. They are…read moreactive on social media and hours are clearly listed as them being open at this time. We showed up and the gym was locked with no one in sight, no one picked up when we called. We even called the Worcester location to see if they knew what was going on and they had no clue. This is a really sour first experience and I may update this review if I come back later... it's very unprofessional and even if something happened for them to close down emergently, it would have been great to have had a heads up. It's not that hard to post a sentence on social media that they are closed. We wasted a bunch of time filling out waivers and driving out, feeling excited for nothing.

Love it here. Particularly because the climbers and staff are the friendliest of all the central…read morerock locations. Very helpful and encouraging. Very welcome to non-climbers and newbies as well. Fair warning: there's only bouldering at this location. So if that's your jam, this is a great spot. Reset every week.