Q: negative

A: Its what you expect for sushi ranging from $1-$5. Its a fun experience for sure. The service was pretty good up until the end of our meal. We went for lunch on a Sunday. We were literally the only patrons in there and had each grabbed 3-4 plates and a drink. Our waitress came to the table to ask if we needed anything else and we let her know we were OK, just picking off the plates and chatting. Maybe 5 minutes later a teenage busboy came to our table and very rudely asked "is there a problem?". What?! LOL. OK bro. It was pretty clear he wanted us to leave. Again...we weren't sitting there for 2 hours. It was maybe 10 minutes after we finished eating and still had a little food on our plates. THERE WAS NO ONE ELSE IN THE RESTAURANT. I wouldn't make an effort to come back. Its not the kind of place you can hang out and enjoy yourself.

Q: positive

A: Let me preface w this: there is no such thing as a one size fits all yoga studio. There are one size fits most yoga studios and Arrichion is an example of the latter. Also, I am neither an instructor, family friend, related to, or dating anyone on the staff or management team at Arrichion. Layout: the studio has 3 rooms; 1 for HOT yoga [no mirrors, mat "parking spaces" relatively close to each other but not creepy close in my opinion], 1 set up w different stations for MMA style training (punching bags, weighted medicine balls, heavy ropes, etc) w 2 water fountains and music system, and 1 for circuit training (kettle balls, free weights, resistance bands, bosu ball, etc). There is 1 [unisex] shower with toiletries, a wooden bench and wall hooks for belongings and/or hella sweaty clothes, and a scale [boooohiiissss]. There are 2 single stall bathrooms next to the shower in the small hallway connecting the lobby to the circuit room. A women's changing room w 2 cubby shelving units to store belongings during class, a full-length mirror, and a 3/4 length mirror. I believe it's the same setup in the men's changing room. Classes: MMA circuit: mixed martial arts drills Sparta: crazy intense plyometrics. Must complete an intro to class before taking. Tiger's Eye: 30 min circuit training, 30 minutes hot yoga Warrior: circuit portion of Tiger's Eye done 3x as opposed to 2x in TE Topaz: 22 static poses. 11 standing, 11 on the mat/floor. Very similar to Bikram yoga. Diamond: same as Topaz w less prompts during each pose. LED candles in front of room. Krystallos: core work. Think HOT pilates. Mostly on the mat. Bloodstone: HOT vinyasa flow. Heavy emphasis on warrior series - sequence involves a great progression of warrior 1-3. Black Opal: HOT vinyasa flow. Not as repetitious as Bloodstone is in the beginning. Students are given options in many poses to take their practice where they feel best that day/night. Instructor will demo said options of poses. Fun workshops are offered on a monthly basis and are always announced in classes, on the Facebook page, and maybe now via Twitter @ArrichionCLT Instructors: MMA and circuit training side is Clay, Corey, and for TIger's Eye (the amazing 30 minute circuit, 30 minute hot yoga class) Heather. They will motivate, push, and encourage you throughout the circuits. Quinn, Alexis, Melissa, Dianne, Corey, Megan, Alyssa, and Heather comprise the lineup for Arrichion hot yoga instructors. Each lead class w own persona and flair; all are willing, able, and happy to provide asana adjustments to students who don't mind a pair of hands on their sweat-soaked clothes. Pricing: I have heard about different deals Arrichion has run through Living Social, Circle Southend and/or other residential buildings. What initially attracted me is the $20 for 20 classes ongoing promotion. It's a great way for someone to take all Arrichion's class offerings in just about 3 weeks (doesn't it take 21 days to create a habit?). After the $20 for 20 you may make use of another sweet offer: $100 for 2 months and then a recurring $89 monthly autopay. Arrichion does offer student, military, and senior citizen discounts, in addition to multiple class passes if monthly doesn't suit your needs. No contract nor long term commitment beyond the first 3 months is required. You may cancel at anytime, without being hassled, by submitting your request in writing 30 days before your next scheduled autopay. Miscellaneous: During the summer ice/freezer pops are provided after class. Rental mats and towels are available. Bottled water in mini fridge $1. Arrichion shirts available for purchase at desk. My suggestions for first time visitors: arrive 15-20 minutes (preferably 20 if possible) before class starts to fill out a waiver, take a tour of the facility, and change clothes or put stuff away. Bring more than 16oz of water, a face towel, mat, mat towel (or beach towel if you don't have a mat towel so you don't slip and slide on your sweaty mat), set of dry clothes to change into after class or bath towel to sit on in your car. Plop down your mat in the center or back row and towards the center so the instructor is always in your line of sight. If and when the class is packed to the max (cold mornings, chilly evenings, or really just randomly) the instructor isn't quite able to walk around and provide adjustments so being able to see them is a big plus. Please leave your cell phone in the changing room or in your car. Please keep noise level low in the hot yoga room before and after class. Please shut the door on your way out. Even though a lot of us enjoy chatting it up in the lobby, changing room, and bathroom hallway, more than a few of us really enjoy the silence/getting in the zen zone on the mat. Finally, there is a strong sense of community. I have connected w a fantastic group of people through Arrichion. Working on health & fitness in an awesome, supportive environment? That's a perfect fit to me!

Q: negative

A: Last night I ordered the #17 two Chili Rellenos and #19 Burrito and Enchilada. First, the enchilada, refried beans and rice were cold on both plates. The green chilis were tough and needed a steak knife to cut. The burrito must have been made by an Asian. The only thing in it other than tasteless meat, was sorry onion and green bell pepper (like your last Asian dish). NEWS FLASH: NEW ASIAN AND MEXICAN VEGETABLES - ONION AND BELL PEPPER. NO THANKS... I WILL eat at other places.

Q: positive

A:
Me and about 15 other people went here during my cousin's bachelor party. We had a reservation and the restaurant was very accommodating for our large party. We did come in a little early because we had a long night ahead of us. What I ordered: Grilled NY strip steak severed with fire roasted vegetables and potatoes. The steak was simply cook and very delicious. The veggies and potatoes were a perfect compliment to the meat. The service was a little slow when we got our bill but we did do separate checks so we overall understood the lengthy time frame.