Colin Valentini
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Local
A narrow beer and wine bar in SoHo that lives up to its name. Great spot to grab a few casual drinks. It can get busy, and it’s pretty small, but it’s worth it. A refreshing break from the mainstream bar scene in NYC. Much appreciated is the eclectic selection of beer on tap. Highly recommended.
Bay Village Dog Park
Nice little corner dog park with a wood chip ground, a few chairs under a nice tree, and publicly available poop bags.
Paulus Hook Park
Just barely a park, really just a few grassy corners which are rarely in good shape. You would not want to sit here or hang out.
Anytime Fitness
Great little gym. I came here with my wife while on vacation visiting family in the area. The staff were friendly and we paid $10 each for a day pass. Members can get 24/7 access.
The gym is relatively small but has almost everything you’d need for your workout.
For free weights they have two power racks, two barbells (one is an Ohio bar), iron and bumper plates, and a full rack of dumbbells. There is only one free floating bench, and I don’t remember seeing an incline bench, though they do have a seated bench and a decline bench.
The leg press seemed to be out of order when I visited. Unfortunately there is no dedicated bench press either (you have to use a power rack with the attachable safeties).
There are a dozen or so machines, and about as many treadmills. There is also a small functional area with various accessories like foam rollers and resistance bands.
Overall it was a nice, clean gym with relatively new equipment. The only thing I could say is that I wish it was slightly larger and had another squat rack, or at least a dedicated bench press.
The gym is relatively small but has almost everything you’d need for your workout.
For free weights they have two power racks, two barbells (one is an Ohio bar), iron and bumper plates, and a full rack of dumbbells. There is only one free floating bench, and I don’t remember seeing an incline bench, though they do have a seated bench and a decline bench.
The leg press seemed to be out of order when I visited. Unfortunately there is no dedicated bench press either (you have to use a power rack with the attachable safeties).
There are a dozen or so machines, and about as many treadmills. There is also a small functional area with various accessories like foam rollers and resistance bands.
Overall it was a nice, clean gym with relatively new equipment. The only thing I could say is that I wish it was slightly larger and had another squat rack, or at least a dedicated bench press.