Situated at the edge of Roy Wilkins Park, this Queens family center offers something for everyone, young and old. Tennis, indoor and outdoor basketball courts and a handball courts, baseball and cricket fields, an indoor pool, and a [more...]

This Crown Heights rec center offers neat classes like Tai Chi & Chi Kung, quilting, and computer classes for kids and adults. An indoor pool beckons kids to join the swim team or take lessons. There is a suggested donation of $25, [more...]

Brazilian martial arts, salsa aerobics and a computer classes are just a few of the fun options at this Burg rec center, which also offers a 25 yard indoor pool and easy handicap access. An annual pass is $75/adults, $10 for seniors, [more...]

This Bronx rec center offers a cornucopia of classes for all ages and skill levels, including aerobics, Karate/Tae Kwon Do, and of course, swimming. Kids can participate in classes just for them; ballet, mambo, hip-hop, and soccer are [more...]

A beautiful four-lane rooftop pool with a retractable glass roof, plenty of flora, and a separate alcove for kids are just three of the great offerings at this west side health club. Plus, at $25, a day pass here is half the price the [more...]

The glass-roofed pool at this swank hotel offers spectacular views of Central Park and the city skyline. The An outdoor sun deck and food and beverage service are available as well, though if you're feeling particularly peckish, we [more...]

This indoor lap pool offers nice views of the far West Side and is open to the public on evenings and weekends. It is very rarely crowded during the week, so you won't have to fight for a lane. An annual membership is $300 for the pool [more...]

Plastic cucumbers hang from the ceiling at this cash-only bar, where there's plenty of saki, beer, and wine coolers, but no liquor. The music is standard indie-slanted, and the clientele range from local Korean and Japanese kids to [more...]

Fat Cat houses ping pong tables, pool tables, shuffleboard, and chess sets. Unlike many other social game spots, this place serves alcohol. They even have nets set up to catch your drunken ping pong shots as they get worse and worse [more...]

This hipster hangout that doubles as a gallery features ice cold beer, a sweet striped paint job, and a great pool table. LES natives remember when this bar first opened up over 30 years ago. Though the clientele has changed over time, [more...]

So, you want to shoot some pool in the city? Or, maybe some shuffleboard!? Fat Cat on Christopher Street offer a slew of games in its Live Jazz Lounge. Billiards, shuffleboard, and pingpong are $5/person/hour, while Foosball ($1/game), [more...]

The Sports Center at Chelsea Piers has so much to do if you like to have a little physical competition (or instruction).
What's here? Everything... including: Manhattan's largest cardiovascular and strength training facility, a [more...]