Meg Solley

These have SO much less sugar than Clif Bars (and no gross artificial sweeteners either.) And yet they still taste like a delicious candy bar. I believe they were created by nutritionists at Bastyr University.

My daughter went here when she was having chronic ankle pain from soccer. They gave her a good diagnosis and great exercises and even provided a couple sessions for free since we were paying out of pocket (they take most insurance.)

We transferred to these guys mid-treatment when we moved. They are super professional and friendly and have done great work. I fully trust them and they provide a great experience for the kids.

They are professional but kind of far away.

This is such a happy office, it almost makes me look forward to getting my teeth cleaned.

I don't really care about the back cracking, but the chiropractor is a good diagnostician and there is great massage and physical therapy on site which I've found very useful.

It's kind of a factory but they are professional and always easy to get into. We started taking the kids there too, instead of having a dedicated pediatrician, just because it is easier.

These guys have an interesting model. There are various ways to pay and you get various kinds of soccer training: some scheduled but mostly drop-in. They work in a pretty small turfed space and really focus on developing technical soccer skills in both kids and grown-ups. It's great as supplementary training for the ambitious soccer player in your life.

My kids loved wandering around in the "wilderness" (McKinney Falls State Park) and learning survival skills. They gained a lot of confidence.

Our kids have played with Lonestar teams at the Recreational, Junior Academy, and Select levels. We've alway had a good experience, they are organized and positive. It's a big club and not exactly cheap, but it's a good value compared to other options.

She is teaching Rosy and she is awesome! It is a big commitment, she expects a lot. But Rosy is making amazing progress since starting a month ago.

This place runs a million leagues and camps. We have done the "La Academia" where they put your kid on a team, and you have optional practices twice a week. It's pretty casual and is a great opportunity to get a lot of touches.

He is laid back and friendly, and also very efficient and knowledgable.

At our last appointment, they gave me a shot of espresso while I waited. You can't get better service than that. They're also great with my cat.

We had a baby grand moved into our house recently. These guys were quick, efficient, careful, and reasonably priced.

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