Took a Tuesday evening class with Larry Santiago. Some of the few things I really appreciated from the start, were that he knew all his students very well and made sure to recall their names and have regular conversations with them. Sets the mood to feel a lot more safe and comfortable. I also appreciated the cards that they have which signal whether or not you want hands on modification. i think this is a perfect way to allow someone to change their mind throughout the class. Larry is one of the two instructors I have found in the LA area that does a great job of truly incorporating the spirituality and breath with the physical practice. It was an extremely restorative experience for me. His Tuesday evenings no longer work with my schedule, but excited to try out other instructors. read more

Yoga Vibe - Yoga Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I wanted to like this place but I was 2 minutes late to class (REALLY needed some yoga) and they refused to let me in and even tried to still charge me $15 for a missed class even though I was begging to be let in. Really humiliating and the staff did not care. read more

I love this place! Everyone is friendly and I truly love the instructors and staff. If you're new to yoga, the basic class with Michelle on Saturdays is a great place to start. Her classes are calm and thoughtful with just enough challenge. I always feel better after her class! Also. Love Shiloh's class. Challenging but fun and she's so helpful! read more

I'm back! After several more months of 'zoom' yoga with this studio, I am so thankful and cannot speak more highly of their classes. COVID continues, and so does my yoga practice. A quick review of my profile indicates I'm in the PNW, and thanks to my cousin for this find we can continue to do 'zoom' yoga together! I love love love their price at $10/class for online 'zoom' classes, appreciate the mixed flow yoga for consistent workout both mentally and physically, and very thankful for the diversity of instructors bringing their style offering a buffet of styles. Today especially, I want to extend my gratitude to the instructors and business owner(s) for their work reminding me my body and mind is strong while some days during COVID it feels sad... thank you read more

I love their classes and their instructors. Thursday nights, they have a candle light yoga class. It is so soothing and rejuvenating. The location is very cozy and has a homey feeling. Love to support local business. read more

Cozy and friendly! I don't even mind how packed it is because so many of the teachers here choreograph such fun and creative sequences. They keep it interesting! Happy to have found such a welcoming place! read more

Favorite yoga class in La, great knowledgeable staff - Amy the owner is super caring and a great teacher too

The only yoga studio in LA that is worth it. Great teachers and classes that make you feel good. There is a nice range of classes, from vigorous flow that gives you a great workout to restorative that helps your mind and body unwind. Teachers are respectful of your personal journey and are always there to help when needed. The studio is smaller than most, so I recommend getting there early. I will add one thing - some of the classes if not all are "creative flow". It's really not a studio that does regular yoga with pose names and sun salutations. It can be a little too creative for me at times. I just want to meditate, do some sun salutations, go through some poses I know the names of and then rest. You really won't do more than one sun salutation, if any, in class. read more

Great studio - just started coming here a couple of weeks. The space isn't the largest and if you're looking for a big, franchise spot this isn't it. The teachers are wonderful and the practices challenging yet offering any needed supports/adjustments you might need. read more

In need of a mild work-out and a relaxing setting, I took a class here & it was great. The space was very soothing, the owner was very welcoming and the instructor (Shira) was amazing. As a beginner course, it was a bit challenging but was completely worth it in the end. Very soothing, highly recommended ‍ read more

I want to so I am not a yogi, but I have dropped in with my friend a few times and I LOVE this place and all the instructors I have met! Highly recommend to anyone no matter your yoga level! read more

Yoga Vibe - Yoga Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Great fun and unique yoga studio in Los Feliz. I had gone to a big corporate yoga studio before Covid but happy to be back to in person classes and at a nice local studio. Feels relaxed and love the instructors. I feel like I am trying new things each class which is what I was looking for to continue to build on my practice. read more

Been going to yoga vibe on and off for a few years now, but I will be review based on my recent visits. Firstly, it is such a lovely, home(y) place. Literally, it's a home turned studio. With one room dedicated to each class, it can become crowded. Note: to avoid not having a place to practice arrive a good 15 minutes beforehand. It does at times get a bit overcrowded, and hot. If you forget or simply don't have your own mat, you can rent one out for a couple dollars for the class. They provide straps and blocks. They have many different specials going on at all times and have an app you can download to view details of classes per day. It's very helpful. My favorite class to attend is Merediths stretch class. She is such a wonderful soul that really helps you let go of your day into your mat. You leave the studio feeling so revitalized. Highly recommend her class! read more

A very cozy and convenient location. The prices are reasonable and the instructors are super nice. They also rent out mats just in case. Meredith's class is the absolute best! She doesn't push you too much but knows exactly what you're capable of. The stretches are perfect and you leave so relaxed and rejuvenated. Highly recommend her stretch class. Flaws: the room in which the classes are taught is so small and extremely stuffy - basically piling on top of each other. I suggest you show up super early to grab a spot. Also, the people at the desk need to be slightly more organized. They always have issues with the debit/credit card machine, confusion on pricing, confusion on recent deals that are posted etc. read more

Yoga Vibe - Yoga Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Yoga Vibe is so lovely! If you are looking for a meditative, zen and semi-crunchy studio - this is your place. A one room yoga studio that holds about 30 people, you are practicing next to yogis of all levels. From super experienced to first timers, teachers and students make you feel welcome whenever you're here. The flows range from being challenging vinyasa to relaxing restorative. I tried a one month new student membership for $40 and really enjoyed my experience. While I won't join the studio full time, they offer some classes for $7 or $8 which is fantastic and something I'll certainly try in the future. The one reason I chose not to join full time is that I love pilates and TRX and wanted a studio that had those options as well. My only negative (if you can call it that) would be that the room is small, and makes practicing in tight quarters a little difficult. read more

Amazing teachers and perfect balance between reflection and movement. Also, love the community of people that come here. It's not your la yoga studio that they make fun of in the movies, it's people of all ages, sizes, backgrounds (and experience with yoga). read more

No ones said it yet so I'm gonna say it. Yoga vibe? It's a vibe. I came for a $7 class at 7am on Thursday with Ben and it was lovely. Ben is an amazing instructor and made waking up at 6am on a day I didn't need to feel tolerable. I have only visited one other studio in my life before but I believe this is studio is very cozy. By cozy I mean it's one room of a house. Like maybe a living room that's been converted into a space. I must be honest and say that I was uncomfortably close to people while doing my class but it wasn't unbearable as everyone was nice. Your first month as a new comer is $40! So try it out if you wanna get into yoga. They have mats, blanket looking things, and blocks for your safety and comfort. Parking - I did street parking a block away near the residential area. Overall great experience with the people here. Would like to be back soon! read more

Yoga has transformed my life for sure. firstly, I was doing yoga with youtube videos and them a friend of mine recommended to take classes in this yoga studio. It's so cool. Looking forward to restarting our classes! read more

BEWARE of signing any contract with Yoga Vibe on Hillhurst in Los Feliz. After reading many of the great 5-star reviews that others have written, even including the words "spacious studio" I can only assume that the other reviewers are reviewing a different location, possibly their Glendale studio (which I have never seen). Other than that, I can only suspect that their family and friends are writing these unrealistic reviews. Yoga Vibe in Los Feliz is a tiny, little house, with ONLY one tiny room for yoga that they sometimes squeeze 28 people into...and it is barely roomy enough for 12 people. Classes, day or night, are always FULL. So, they think that it is charming and cool to try to encourage you to step on (and use) other people's mats during the yoga practice. I don't like that.Also, If you think that coming early to class to secure a spot so that you have room to spread out your arms (beyond your mat), you are wrong...as they will actually, physically, move your mat for you into a super tight, uncomfortable situation, where you are maybe 2 or 3 inches (i am NOT exaggerating) from the next mat or a wall. Many of the males take off their shirts; thus, their sweat just drips all over the place (and is not soaked up by any clothes). It is just really disgusting to have a stranger's sweat dripping just inches from your skin. The studio always smells bad, the floors are actually wet and sweaty, and it is just completely gross when you step into someone else's sweat. The floors, blankets and props do not seem to be cleaned regularly. Also, it is on Hillhurst Avenue, where you can hear all of the traffic and the buses that stop just a few feet away. I just gave up my membership (without requesting any money back) because I was just too grossed out to go anymore. I will say that a few of the teachers were VERY good, but the facility is just too horrible. Yuck. Going to yoga class should not make you feel gross and dirty. No parking. read more

This place is chill af but that's both good & bad. They don't start on time ever so don't worry about that. It's hot in there (not on purpose) but they have one big vent & 2 fans you can fight people to be in front of. They also don't really keep track of who is signed in so bring your friend for free, they won't notice. Less dirty than One Down Dog but still lots of people's hair snarled up in corners. The teachers are nice, knowledgeable, and helpful. There is only one who struggles with a teaching flow (he also is the only one who thinks touching without permission is ok. Teachers! Consent is beautiful!) Anyway I wouldn't pay full price for the place but if you're around & want real cheap yoga grab their $40/unlimited special. Also, the liquor store across the street is bomb. read more

Yoga Vibe's a mile away from where I live. They advertised new student specials: 15 classes for $30 or 30 classes for $60. The membership starts on the first day of classes for a month (30-days. The place looks tranquil and spacious. The class offerings are every day of the week. It's a great deal. And so, I am making changes: exciting. I just added 15 yoga classes to my regular gym routine for the next month. I feel wild, but really yoga is about connecting the mind, body and soul for harmony. I can get through this.... Yoga Pose! read more

This studio encapsulates everything I love about Los Feliz: it's beautiful, communal, artistic and refreshingly down-to-earth. I'm new to Yoga, but the teachers and the yogis here welcomed me with open arms (which was pretty darn compassionate of them considering I was working on down-dog while people beside me skipped into handstands.) Yes the space is on the smaller side, but it breeds a warmness and a welcomingness that is beyond price. I think of two expressions: "happy accident" and "cold hands; warm heart." Above all, it's the TEACHERS that make this studio so inspiring. A few anecdotes... A teacher corrects the position of my feet in up/down-dog at least seven times before we're halfway through the class, then she demos the pose she's working on: a one-armed hand stand (yes I'm new to Yoga, but I'm guessing not everyone can do this?) I ask another teacher about my Carpal Tunnel and she gives me a stretch that lets me work for +10 hrs/week (kind of a big deal!!!) Another teacher moves so beautifully and fluidly into reverse warrior that I suddenly understand something about breath. Another teacher makes me laugh my ass off while I'm really hurting, and this teaches me something completely new. I could go on and on... read more

Historically I have used yoga for exercise- make me sweat, make me ache, and I'm a happy girl. This is why I fell in love with Yummy Yoga. (Especially the - the "All Levels" and "Level 2/3"- both are very athletic and flowing.) Along the way, the attentive teachers and the welcoming yogi students have solidified my love. Let's face it, in LA sometimes yoga can feel like a competitive sport- not so at Yummy. I came to yoga looking for exercise, but I've gotten much more than that. Yes, the music rocks, and yes the atmosphere is welcoming and yes I sweat an embarrassing amount, but the focus on breath and on moving through your practice with attention to all parts of your mind/body in every pose- well, I have accidentally become a yogi. I had no idea that taking a yoga class could make me float down the street. True story. UPDATE: Even though the place in now Yoga Vibe, my review still stands. In fact, all the things I loved about Yummy have been embraced and grown by the Vibe folks. They have some awesome fun new features too, like live music in the restorative classes and workshops galore. Highly recommend! read more

A true neighborhood studio. You see a lot of the same faces in the classes. Husband + Wife team runs the place. Nearly every teacher will introduce themselves to the students individually and address you by name during class. It's filled with a bunch of students who really care about their practice. Street parking. Can be a tiny bit tricky, but not terrible if you don't mind walking a block or two. I like to arrive 15 minutes early but they'll make space for you if you're a few minutes late. A few of the classes do fill up (the room only holds 28) so it's a gamble move. You don't need to sign up online ahead of time for any of the classes. Just show up, leave your shoes in the front room and bring your personal items into the asana room, then store them in a cubby. The studio has mats for purchase or rent. Tons of props available for you to use (for free). You can buy water bottles for $1 or refill your own. They also have complimentary tea, which is really nice especially in the winter. Can be crowded/hot, but honestly, that is part of the charm. If that's not up your alley and will make you annoyed and grumpy, please stay away. Teachers here have a magic ability to slowly get you into poses you never in a million years thought were possible for your body. Arm balances, headstands and handstands are all now regular parts of my practice (which I previously thought not possible). Highly recommend: Andrea's $10 at 10s on Tuesday/Thursday and Larry's classes. read more

One of my favorite yoga studios in LA (and I tried out a lot). The classes are all super fun and playful and physical (lots of sweat and awesome "I didn't even think I could do that" poses) The teachers are knowledgeable and laid-back- no pretentiousness here. The one MAJOR drawback: the room is HOT, kind of small, and not well ventilated. During crowded classes, everyone is squeeeeezed together and I literally feel like I'm going to pass out from the stagnant, hot air and all the carbon dioxide. Windows are not opened ...Yoga Vibe, please work on this and I'll happily join for a monthly membership. read more

The name of the studio should have clued me in that I wasn't going to do the typical yoga class. I dropped in on the early Saturday morning class with the friendly, quirky, super fabulous yoga instructor Ducky Punch. Almost too small studio in a converted house. Turned out to be a great untraditional yoga class with energizing music - just think yoga in LA. Definitely not quiet the mind yoga, but more like fun workout yoga. Thanks, Ducky, for making me do and feel things in yoga I never had (i.e. a twisty scissor kick on my juxtaposed elbows pose that would surely qualify me to work for Cirque de Soleil). read more

I can't reasonably give this place less or more than 3 stars. It's such a mixed bag. Some of the teachers are really just lovely - incredible, warm, talented. Others I feel like don't really get that yoga is more than just sweat and asana. The place is cute, but the room gets too hot, sweaty, stinky, slippery. I don't think the props are cleaned regularly enough as they often smell, and I think I contracted ringworm from there. But it's a nice community spot and most people are pretty chill and friendly. I love Carrie, Meredith, Jeff, Camille and Janice's classes. I feel like they're the only ones who make the classes a bit more holistic. If all you want is just to sweat then yeah ok maybe this place is 5 stars. read more

I attended a yoga class here tonight (first foray back to yoga in 4+ years mind you...) I stay in good shape & work out a lot otherwise so wasn't terribly concerned or intimidated about how hard the class would be. I knew yoga would kick my ass regardless. Well the instructor I had, Ducky, is super cool, down to earth, and oh so helpful. She took extra care to speak to us first-timers about any injured or delicate areas, and during the proceedings, was doubly attentive to us in setting poses correctly. BTW, the class indeed kicked my ass, and in that particular yoga way of "open your hip open one more centimeter to the left... ahh yes that's it... now hold for 5 more breaths" and you are thinking "oh sweet jesus help me" and using muscles that you have rudely shocked awake after years lying dormant. Still, I felt awesome after the class, and will be going again. Here is the coolest thing about the class (at least for me.) It is dubbed HIP HOP yoga! Ducky's ipod is pumpin' at a decent volume as you go thru the poses. Be advised. Traditionalists would NOT like this class. I loves me the jams though, so I was diggin' it. Cee-lo wailing "maybeee I'm craaaaazy..." during interminable Down-Dogs helped me thru it! ;-) Prices can't be beat for the packages - $130 for 10 classes. Very wide open schedule too, ranging from 6am to 7:45pm class start times. I look forward to improving my strength and flexibility with the Yummy crew! read more

I love this place!!! I try to come as much as possible because it always gives me what I'm looking for: a comfortable & challenging environment to practice around respectful & serious yogis. I specifically enjoy Carrie, Larry & Amy's classes but I have never gotten a bad (or even so-so) teacher here. They are all bomb. The owners do a great job curating a talented teaching staff. Carrie's candlelight flow class on Tuesday's & Thursday's are my favorite with Larry's Sunday morning class following. Beginners & experts will feel good here with the flexibility you get to practice at your own pace while at the same time having the option to be challenged indefinitely. Thanks for everything guys - keep up the great work! read more

I tried this place because it is literally steps from my new apartment. Also, the new student special ($30 for 2 weeks, $60 for 30 days) was alluring. I chose the 30 day package, because I really want to get more into yoga and get in better shape. My first class was the Saturday 12-1:30 Basic Yoga with Kerrie - I was nervous to commit to an hour and a half of yoga, I'd only ever done one hour classes. Kerrie's class FLEW by!! It seriously felt like 10 minutes had passed by. I felt so great afterwards, very relaxed and energized at the same time. I can't WAIT to try more classes! read more

I recently moved to Silver Lake from SF, and about a month ago decided I needed to do something physical and get out of the house. I also was on a tight budget as I'm a freelancer/grad student. I decided to try yoga, and went to a couple studios in Silver Lake/Los Feliz. PROS: Yoga Vibe, is a fantastic studio! The location is in the heart of Los Feliz Village, and the studio is small/homey, and clean. The rates are super decent (many classes are offered @ $8 or $10, and mat rentals are $2 per session). The new student specials are also a great deal. Most classes are "mixed level" which can be intense for newbs, but the instructors are truly phenomenal. I've taken over a dozen classes here now, and every teacher has been fun, patient, and conscious of different skill levels. More importantly, every class gets you moving and sweating, and the 1 hour lunch classes always have a great music mix and lot of personality. As a new yogi/practitioner, Janine Glass's amiable personality really helped me get the most out of my practice. She's gentle, truly bubbly, and full of pluck. The best class I've ever taken was co-owner Amy Santiago's $10 Friday Flow. I was sore all weekend, and haven't been that relaxed in weeks. CONS: It's a small space, and the $8 lunchtime classes fill up fast. read more

I have gone to Yoga Vibe about 4 times since moving to Los Feliz (it is about a mile away from my apartment) and I have some great things to say about it: 1) I have felt very welcomed since day 1. The atmosphere is very home-y, cozy, and not pretentious at all (unlike some Yoga studios I have been to). 2) Everyone is incredibly respectful here. 3) I took the MOST CHALLENGING yoga class to this day here. I wish I knew the instructors name or remembered which class it was, but holy heck! I take yoga sculpt, heated advanced yoga, every yoga you can possibly imagine, and this non-heated class made me sweat more than I ever have before. 4) Classes are very affordable. Some cons: 1) There is literally one studio. Not many options for classes and class times, and it can get very crowded (show up at least 15 minutes before a class to park and find your spot) 2) No mirrors (This may not be a con for some, but I personally really love having mirrors in the studio I practice in). If you want to go to a very cozy, welcoming studio, this place is great! read more

I've been practicing yoga for 10 years now and I've never found a studio more comfortable and nurturing for Vinyasa Flow! The teachers are creative, knowledgable and attentive, the specials are great, and the space itself is the perfect combo of cozy and airy! I would recommend this studio to ANYONE looking to improve and expand on their practice in an unassuming but challenging way. All levels are welcome and accommodated there; I can't say enough good things about YogaVibe! :) read more

I've only started being obsessed with yoga early this year. I've essentially replaced gym and Bar Method visits for sweaty vinyasas and warrior poses. After moving to Hipsterville, I figured I needed a more local spot and remembered my bff mentioning this place before. My first class at Vibe (mixed flow with Amy) was so grueling that I couldn't stop the sweat from pouring straight out of my pores and was sore for days. It was disgusting and liberating at the same time. Even though I go regularly (2-4 times a week), the classes remain challenging and I've really improved my strength and posture. My fave instructors from here are Larry and Amy, but have found the others to still be pretty good. Sometimes classes get wayyy too packed, and you can find yourself 6 inches from the next mat (esp in Larry's evening classes)...but it's a worthwhile tradeoff for the quality instruction and workout you get. read more

I've taken classes at yoga studios all over LA but Yoga Vibe definitely takes the cake. I love the relaxed, neighborhoody atmosphere at this studio. It's small, the teachers make an effort to know your name, and it's not too crunchy which for me is a major plus. If you like doing down dog to Radiohead this is the place for you. Highly recommend Wednesday night mixed level flow with the studio's co-owner Larry Santiago. It's challenging without being discouraging and I really feel like my yoga practice has reached new heights. I've been going here for the past 4 years and I like to think of this studio as a little neighborhood treasure. read more

I love this studio. The location was why I came and the instructors were why I came back. Adrienne is my favorite, but all the teachers are great for beginners and (very!) advanced yogis alike. They know how to push your limits, have fun, sweat like the dickens, focus, breathe, and always keep safety in mind. The space is quaint and equipped with a good stereo, water cooler, and space enough for a class of about a dozen - perfect size in my opinion. Of course yoga classes are always expensive. Depending on the package you buy (I prefer the 10-class series), they range between $11 and $18 each. Fair deal with the great experience I've had here. read more

Serene and welcoming, this yoga studio rocks with namaste. It is a small studio with intimate vibe... Classes can trigger claustrophobia, overflown with students. Once deep in practice, it escapes the mind. Nearest Metro Station: Red Line at Vermont/Sunset Location read more

I'm a little torn. I was so pleased to find a studio I like at all on this side of town. (Am a BIG fan of Surya in Venice). I DO dig the general vibe and many of the teachers at Yoga Vibe. Met one of the owners and he is super friendly. However, I don't like how crammed the room can get and how late folks are still welcome to join the class and shove us even closer together. Side note - Last night I walked into the wrong class, thinking it was Tuesday and not Monday. I was in the mindset of "candlelight" what I got instead was a good workout but strange movement-to-music scenario. I really couldn't get into Amy's music. It was too loud, then soft, and completely random - for every good song in rotation there were 3-4 top 40ish dancy remixes that felt completely out of flow with the movements. Just my opinion of course, but I was SO unaccustomed to being so distracted by the music during a yoga class. read more

I love this place! The instructors are very talented and motivational. They have online and in-person live options. The hours work great for my schedule and I am always greeted with a smile. Will definitely return! read more

I have practiced yoga for over 7 years at many different studios and I can tell you Yoga Vibe is excellent. Larry and Amy are great owners and curate a schedule of fantastic instructors who's styles vary but all compliment the vibe of the studio. Its a perfect balance of the exercise and zen side of yoga. I always walk out feeling amazing. When I first moved to the neighborhood I figured I would check it out because it was close. I just moved from San Diego and LOVED my old studio so Yoga Vibe had big shoes to fill. Well its 3.5 years later and Yoga Vibe has far exceeded my expectations. If you are looking for a studio do yourself a favor and check out Yoga Vibe. read more