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Let's go rollerskating! is what my kids tell me every weekend and it's all because of this place. It's beautiful, clean, safe, fun and an exciting place for kids and families. They have a new game room with a redemption center to cash in the tons of tickets we win! The snack bar has a great selection of junk food, healthy options and even home made cotton candy! Check out the skate shop while you're there, they sell everything you need for skating, forget the big chain stores or the internet, talk to Jodi, she knows everything about skates! Hands down the best rink to skate at, good music, friendly staff and it's huge!
- By Anne
(Monday 8/17/09 6:42 PM)
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The place was great.
Called them at 3, asking what time they close, and if they'd be able to fix a flat tire.
They said 4 and sure. 5 or 10 minutes after I got there, it was fixed!
Another plus is that there's parking on the side of the building for a few cars, and free at that (if you can get one of the few spots). I knew that had I'd gone to the bike shop on North Wells, I'd be driving around and around looking for a place to park.
*They had a bunch of super cool (and not cheap) Jamis bikes there.
Everyone mentions that there's a massive dog there. There is. The dog was just laying down in the middle of the isle, in the way. Not sleeping, but not moving either. Cool friendly lazy dog!
I'm take all my bike repairs there from now on.
- By Jesse H
(Sunday 7/5/09 10:16 PM)
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Puptown is the best park in the city because of its size, cleanliness, friendliness, and the responsible behavior of the dog owners. You don't even mind showing up every other Saturday in warm weather to clean. It's a nice group.
- By Ellen
(Tuesday 4/29/08 4:45 AM)
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Definitely the place to go if you need a tire change or some minor work like truing your wheelset or putting on a freewheel that can be done fast and cheap. (waaaayyyy cheaper than rapid transit which is a bit more hipster and way more expensive..EX; basic tire tube change was like 10 bucks vs 30 when i did it at rapid transit)...its a tiny place with no frills and products that look like they've been sitting there for years with an old schooler in there(doesn't think much of fixys and single speeds but works on em just the same). just one man. not very friendly but straight up to the point and gets the job done (knows what he's doin)...if you don't want to sit around at the other big name bike shops and just get a quick fix, he's your guy. i walked in there cause my crankset was squeaking and he tightened it up and said "you're good." i left and brought him a burger and we were all good. support "real" neighborhood bike shops!!!!
- By stan
(Friday 4/18/08 2:12 PM)
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My son was asked to attend a birthday party here for his cousin. He was not even two at the time and he LOVED it. He sat and participated the entire time. I love that everything they serve is healthy and they expose him to things i wouldn't think a kid would like. He has been going every week since August. The staff is wonderful, my son and i love them all and we are grateful for all they do. Everything is so thought out including laminated recipe cards to take home from the days' class. We have made lots of them again at home. Hats off to this creative and loving bunch!!!!!
- By nate's mom
(Monday 4/14/08 2:19 PM)
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this place could really be something, the owner must be cheap-school horses ,not happy, thin, over-worked.i took lessons there, and the saddles are old dirty,uncomfortable, torn billets,torn stirrup leathers, torn girths, very unsafe, and the worst is the saddle pads used on the horses, dirty/crusty.i wish i could save them
- By no name
(Friday 4/11/08 6:42 PM)
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Some friends and I did the 'Chicago' package deal and were all extremely pleased.
The rooms are very dated but who's there to hang out in the room anyways. The heater worked. The shower worked. The TV worked. Didn't really care about much else. We were there to hit the slopes.
The package included food vouchers for 2 breakfasts and 1 dinner. The breakfast buffet was great and had a huge assortment of your typical breakfast foods. The dinner voucher was good for up to $25 so we each had to pay an upcharge of $5 each for the steaks we ordered.
Everyone that works there(restaurant/bar staff, front desk, security) were all friendly and helpful.
The many different runs they offer keep it interesting but be prepared to do a lot of walking from lift to lift as they are spaced a good distance from each other.
One of the things I was looking forward to was the outdoor hot tubs they offer but when we went to check them out they were non-functional and it didn't look like they were going to be fixed anytime soon as they were covered deep in snow. This was a disappointment. However, the fire pit was going strong and was nice place to sit and have a cocktail or three.
Overall, Devil's Head was a blast and we all will definitely be going back soon.
- By Cory
(Monday 1/14/08 11:29 AM)
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My daughters boutght me a bike from Two Seasons several years ago.... Nice daughters huh.... and they are very professional with a good selection of parts and bikes.... Since them I've had to purchase several items and they did some minor tune up work... Each time they were courteous and professional.. If you like to be treated well (and who doesn't), you can't go wrong with this friendly well run store
- By Mike M.
(Monday 10/8/07 4:50 PM)
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