I was very disappointed the way Bryan Gonzales decided to just say no to my 10 year old artistic…read moreson all because we did not have the joining fee and it just broke my soul and all this time my son was so happy to go we went on the bus and happy but I guess the YMCA is not really for the kids just for the money. Also can we all agree that all it takes is to have a little bit of empathy for our future kids but it's all about the the green and not the kids. Also I do have to say that the facility is awesome but why have a excellent facility of the staff has no empathy for the youth. What Bryan needs to know is that I fought for his democracy and this is the thanks America gives there veterans. Thank you alot Bryan Gonzalez and thanks from my artistic son...

I loved checking out this YMCA ..I am surprised at the price of membership... I would be there…read moreeveryday if I could afford the membership... I have planet fitness now but I would love the pool at the YMCA better

It is a great daycare. There is a lot of turn over like in any daycare but overall, the teachers…read morecare about the children and they are safe. There is a teaching curriculum for every age group and learning activities you can reinforce at home. There is lots of outdoor time and free play.

When choosing a daycare in Greece, we had a lot of options! We fell in love with doodlebugs!…read more My son started attending at 11 months and we have been with the center for 6 months now. The teachers and staff are receptive to feedback whenever I have a concern, and generally implement a fix right away. I like the convenience of the cameras, I can check in whenever I like, whether they are inside or out! My son is in an infant room currently, and his teachers are attentive. He had brought home crafts, and has developed his words and milestones at a good pace. they update you on how much they ate, when they were changed, how long they napped through an app. Tuition is $335 a week for infants and includes breakfast, lunch and snack. Well worth it!

The Aquatic Center of Rochester closed in 2025. This was an excellent dive shop and training center…read morefor many years. It is a loss to the diving public.

My husband and I had previously been diving but not for a decade and needed to refresh our skills…read more Our 13 and 14 year olds wanted to become certified to do open water dives on an upcoming vacation. Customer focused: Joe and Dianne were very accommodating to work around all of our schedules for our particular needs. They invested a lot of time with the kids, were patient, gave them great learning tasks and were very positive. Both kids loved them. Joe is an excellent instructor. Flexible: When I found out that I didn't have quite the same certification as I thought, they accommodated us with a very tight schedule graciously so I could get everything in and dive with the rest of the family on the trip. Expertise: As others have reviewed, the merchandise may be more expensive than online, but if you spend an hour with someone knowledgeable getting the right gear, should that expertise be free and the items sold at cost? If you want cheap and to figure it out yourself, go to Amazon. If you want someone who is knowledgeable and will help you find just the right thing and make sure you are prepared, support this local business. I wish I had known about it sooner!

This place has charmed its way into my heart. Before coming to RIT, I mainly top roped off and on…read morefor about a year with my bf - quite a feat for someone terrified of heights. One of the only reasons I kept going was because I was halfway decent at it. That being said, I'd only ever been to one gym (Planet Granite, San Francisco) and a small handful of outdoor spots. The first time I walked in I was dismayed that only the bouldering section was open and that that the majority of the climbs were on plywood. Not having extensive experience, I was certain that my shoes wouldn't be able to grip and that I'd slip and fall to my doom. During this first time, I also witnessed a girl fall and sprain her ankle badly enough that the school medics had to be called. I made a mental note about how professionally and quickly the gym handled the situation should I ever be so unlucky. After climbing nearly twice a week since January, I love this gym. I love how it has no heat (nice and empty when it's only 15 degrees outside!) and that I can't find the difficulty labels for most of the problems (who doesn't love a challenge?). A lot of the routes feel reachy to me, but that's probably a function of me being short and climbing weird. It doesn't smell as crazy as other gyms but we'll see once it starts warming up. The absolute best part is that it's only $20 a quarter for students. Can't beat that price! I'm looking forward when to when they open up the second floor - anyone need a belay partner? :D

Cool bouldering place. Very simple place but serves its purpose: bouldering. Lots of bouldering…read moreopportunities/levels there!

This location is outstanding! Melissa is the owner and clearly her and the other instructors know…read morewhat they are doing. The Ninja Team schedules classes based off age. From there, they are off and running. The class is FUN too! Generally, each class is: 15-minute warm-up and stretch 15-minute Circuit 1 (e.g. Vert wall, trust fall, rock wall, sprint) 15-minute Circuit 2 (e.g. Inverted ladder, rings, roll, rope swing, cargo net, slack line) 5-minute Capstone Activity 5-minute Cool down They have a parent fishbowl room where you can watch your kids doing the whole class. The instructors are engaged and give constant positive feedback to push each kid to be and do their best. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Amazing facility!!! Staff was friendly and gracious with their time. Climbers of all ages, types,…read moresizes and shapes can all seemingly enjoy this rock climbing community and feel welcomed. Various different levels of climbing offered from beginner level to advanced. Payments vary depending on the frequency of your intent. Parking lot is very small with limited spots which can get difficult. Highly recommend going and checking the place out!!

Amazing Rockwell climbing great staff keep you safely climbing. My kids treated me to this for…read moreChristmas present and I enjoyed doing something different! My grandson also enjoyed doing it. He was very confident being only three I was not sure of visibility or his confidence. The facility has many people helping us, showing us ways to build his confidence, and when we were finished, he wanted to go back again and again! Would love to join his membership someday

When we moved to Rochester a few years ago, we were lucky enough to get a spot for our daughter at…read moreRB. The building quickly became a second home to us and the staff became our second family. Since then, they have grown to love two more of our children and have taken care of them all in every way. Our daughter was extremely well prepared for kindergarten after finishing preK. The center never closed due to staffing issues etc. They are extremely knowledgeable and competent with food allergies. Most importantly, I always knew my children were going to be loved and deeply cared for when I dropped them off in the morning. They have made lasting friendships and their teachers remember them for years after they left their class. It is a special place and we feel extremely lucky to be a part of it.

My daughter has done summer camp, daycare, and early K here. I was worried how it would go, as she…read morecan be very shy and withdrawn. The wonderful staff there really connected with her and her growth during her time there has been amazing. I really feel like both the teachers and owners truly care about all their kids.

Overall, the food is good, (from what I've had) the beach courts are good and fresh sand is added…read more2-3 times every week or so. The hard courts are fine, although most of the time, they are used by the youth club team hosted there.

3/5 bar area, 2/5 volleyball courts…read more This is a fun concept and is a popular Rochester destination for volleyball. That being said, I feel like the courts are not too well maintained, balls are terrible and old and renting the court for an hour is extremely overpriced for what you get (I have only been on the regular courts, not the sand courts). In regards to the bar area, looks like prices are pretty reasonable there for drinks (they served cider in the cheap milk plastic cups they have in cafeterias though instead of real bar glasses, which was very strange). I tried the cheese pizza which was very decent.