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June 2023 by Leah Kaliades
Kelly is one of the most genuine people you’ll ever meet. The Buddha barn is such a wonderful, welcoming space that provides nothing but positivity and good vibes. I recommend all of the classes she has to offer. I have been coming here for 5+ years and she has taught me so much about self love and shining from the inside out. Come join the family! Namaste
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March 2023 by Sam K.
I've been taking a lot of yoga classes recently, so this has been one on my list to try. I came here for the Vinyasa yoga one morning. It was a decent class, but there was a lot of talking throughout, so I personally didn't find it that relaxing. I'm also new to yoga in general, but the instructor didn't help me at all when I had the wrong form or I didn't understand a term. It was a cute and clean studio, but the class was very average compared to the other studios I've been going to. I wish I could give 3.5, but I also don't think it was a 4.
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August 2022 by Daad Deeb
Best yoga studio I have ever been to. Instructors are very professional and welcoming. You feel like family when you walk into that studio. It's spacious and has variety of classes for all levels. It has a zoom option if you can't be in person. Very relaxing atmosphere.
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August 2022 by Dina Merna
Best yoga studio I have ever been to. Instructors are very professional and welcoming. You feel like family when you walk into that studio. It's spacious and has variety of classes for all levels. It has a zoom option if you can't be in person. Very relaxing atmosphere.
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June 2022 by Meagan S.
I've gone to a number of sessions at Buddha Barn now, and after each I feel so relaxed, calm, and refreshed. Their 6:15 class Monday- Move and Meditate is my favorite. Each class the instructor asks if there's anything in particular we want to work on and they will cater the poses and stretches to help you with that- for me, I carry my stress in my neck and shoulders, and after one particularly stressful week I was in rough shape. Not kidding, it seemed like the tension melted away after that class. Suitable for all experience levels, and super friendly!
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May 2022 by Nancy Mollura
I love everything about Buddha Barn especially our Magical Kelly!! The Barn, as we call it, is my sanctuary; my safe place to find calm through the practice of Yoga, Bootcamp, Reiki, Moon Circles, Life Coaching, Retreats & so much more! We are a family; receiving so much love & support from Kelly, that we in turn, offer to each other. The friendships that I’ve developed are immeasurable! Joining Buddha Barn was life changing for me! Come Flow With Us!!??♀️??
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April 2022 by Jennifer Kathleen
Kelly is a life changing coach who literally walks you through every step. My dear friend recommended I start a health and wellness journey with her and I refused. “I was good! No, thanks!” Truth is, I needed Kelly’s guidance and support in my life. Loving my journey and truly breaking ground. Once you get over your “nope, not for me… not now” mind frame… hire Kelly! You won’t regret it. Thanks to my friend for nudging me to start this journey.
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August 2021 by Beckett Fabbie
Wonderful studio with a wide variety of classes for all levels. Beautiful space that feels like home. Kelly is an amazing instructor who truly cares about everyone who walks through the door.
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July 2021 by Samantha Wright
We went for a session of goat yoga, and it was a great experience! Kelly was so calming with her yoga instruction, and the goats were sweet and cuddly (thanks to Steppin Out Ponies!). Definitely recommend, and interested in returning for other events!
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January 2021 by Laura A
If you want to do Yoga, THIS IS THE PLACE. I’ve only been here once, to a Goat Yoga class and I felt so connected and calm, the goats were lovely and sweet. The instructor was Amazing and super fun. Everyone in the class seemed down to earth. Must come back ??♀️. (The Goats were all rescued babies and live in a Sanctuary)
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September 2020 by Nicole M.
This review is for the goat yoga experience here. I was always curious about goat yoga but only saw places all the way out east that had it, until I stumbled upon Buddha Barn which is so closeby to my house! With covid regulations in place, goat yoga was outdoors in the concrete area to the side of the building, on a beautiful September evening. There were some decorations/greenery and tents if anyone preferred shade. Kelly the owner and yoga teacher was inspiring, clear in her yoga instructions, and made sure everyone social distanced and understood mask regulations. I took the name of this place quite literally thinking it was a real barn and figured the goats would live on premises, but Karen graciously shared her farm animals with us by bringing them from out east for the event- she brought about 5 goats and a special guest Muriel a very social sweet alpaca who easily became my favorite and was so soft!! The yoga class itself was about 45 minutes and very gentle- great for beginners but also still a good workout for those experienced. Do not expect your typical peaceful experience when you're lying on your mat and suddenly a goat is looming over you haha but they are just saying hello.. also Bellmore avenue was pretty loud with cars due to rush hour but Kelly made jokes about it which I appreciated. Kelly and Karen left time at the end (well, the beginning too if you arrived early!) for petting time, selfies, and photo ops with the animals which was smart since they know that's why most of the crowd came. Something to note for all goat yoga (not just this location)- but the goats drop little poops and pee throughout the class so be alert with your belongings (luckily it was visible where it was since it was on concrete).. but it was cleaned up quickly and considerately. They have a fenced section that you can keep your belongings (which I did luckily so they wouldn't nibble on my bag) but some people needed their phones by their sides during the class so.. proceed at your own risk! Lol. I hope to be back next season when more outdoor events take place..I know some friends that are already interested in joining me. Thanks Kelly and Karen for a unique experience! :)
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September 2020 by Nicole H.
This review is for the goat yoga experience here. I was always curious about goat yoga but only saw places all the way out east that had it, until I stumbled upon Buddha Barn which is so closeby to my house! With covid regulations in place, goat yoga was outdoors in the concrete area to the side of the building, on a beautiful September evening. There were some decorations/greenery and tents if anyone preferred shade. Kelly the owner and yoga teacher was inspiring, clear in her yoga instructions, and made sure everyone social distanced and understood mask regulations. I took the name of this place quite literally thinking it was a real barn and figured the goats would live on premises, but Karen graciously shared her farm animals with us by bringing them from out east for the event- she brought about 5 goats and a special guest Muriel a very social sweet alpaca who easily became my favorite and was so soft!! The yoga class itself was about 45 minutes and very gentle- great for beginners but also still a good workout for those experienced. Do not expect your typical peaceful experience when you're lying on your mat and suddenly a goat is looming over you haha but they are just saying hello.. also Bellmore avenue was pretty loud with cars due to rush hour but Kelly made jokes about it which I appreciated. Kelly and Karen left time at the end (well, the beginning too if you arrived early!) for petting time, selfies, and photo ops with the animals which was smart since they know that's why most of the crowd came. Something to note for all goat yoga (not just this location)- but the goats drop little poops and pee throughout the class so be alert with your belongings (luckily it was visible where it was since it was on concrete).. but it was cleaned up quickly and considerately. They have a fenced section that you can keep your belongings (which I did luckily so they wouldn't nibble on my bag) but some people needed their phones by their sides during the class so.. proceed at your own risk! Lol. I hope to be back next season when more outdoor events take place..I know some friends that are already interested in joining me. Thanks Kelly and Karen for a unique experience! :)
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June 2020 by Heath Michelle
Love love love Kelly Mitchell and her studio. It’s a great place for all...so grateful it’s in the neighborhood!
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February 2020 by Vanessa A
If you want to do Yoga, THIS IS THE PLACE. I’ve only been here once, to a Goat Yoga class and I felt so connected and calm, the goats were lovely and sweet. The instructor was Amazing and super fun. Everyone in the class seemed down to earth. Must come back ??♀️. (The Goats were all rescued babies and live in a Sanctuary)
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January 2020 by Janine S.
Giving 4 stars instead of 5 and I'll explain why...Attended the goat yoga seeing it looked like a cool experience. Everything about the class was great. The goats were adorable, good people, teacher Kelly made for a good relaxing class. It was convenient that they offered mats if you didnt have ur own. It was really a great experience. The reason for not giving the extra star was because I found it uncomfortable that people that were taking the class had family members stay just standing there watching the whole class. One man was even videoing the class which I also found uncomfortable. I feel yoga is supposed to be a relaxing atmosphere and not knowing if I'm going to be posted on a strangers Facebook or Instagram doing the downward dog arse in the air type video was a little uneasy for me. I do understand people are curious to see what goes on in goat yoga..but then pay for the class and take it, Not stand around watching. That part was not to my liking. I was torn about writing this review because I think if you havent tried goat yoga u should. Maybe management made an exception that day..i did ask one of the employees why a man watching was videoing the whole class and she said it was someones husband and his wife was taking the class. If management does read this I'm hoping they will change their policy on letting family members stay to watch a whole class of strangers. That part was very uncomfortable...other then that the goat yoga aspect was adorable.
