Had my mother's celebration of life. Had a wonderful pianist play for it. Everyone had a great…read moretime. I would recommend this beautiful hall for events. It holds large groups up to 160 guests.

This place place is clean and good location. Very accommodating. Only street parking and need…read morepermits to park. The manager accused us of stealing a coffee pot when we took our own Keurig for our guests to use. When there maintenance had it the whole time. While we are holding our funeral lunch none of the bathrooms were working had to have a plumber come and fix them while we were there. It's been over two weeks and we still have not received our deposit for the venue. They need to be more professional and verify everything is working in the venue.

Really fun place. I definitely recommend going there with kids!! The play ground is nice and fun…read more It does get a bit crowded. But lots of space as well.

I come to the Cypress Center twice a month for the AARPS luncheon and volunteer in the kitchen for…read moretheir luncheon. The facilities are modern and have professional appliances. It's an excellent space for serving and buffet! The staff are kind and helpful and always ready to assist the AARPs members with their questions and requests.

We lived on the campus of PCC for the first 4 years of our marriage! They were accommodating and…read moreexcellent landlords and very gracious in generously low rent! My sister was married on the lawn outside of their gym and my husband actually helped the previous director with the lighting that now adorns the space! We also hosted years of basketball in that same gym. The grounds are old but now 10 years from when I first was introduced to PCC they have continued to improve! I met Sky who is their events coordinator and has new ideas for making the space versatile and updated. She is very friendly and knowledgeable and I'm excited to see what she will do with it! They have multiple classrooms, housing, a gym, meeting rooms and 2 chapels.

Been coming here for over a year. Love it. Staff is very welcoming.. I have recommended to my…read morefamily and friends.

Celebrated my mom's 75th Birthday. The people that worked her party were fabulous. So friendly and…read morehelpful. I would recommend this place.

This VFW is making a comeback!! The environment is awesome and the food is so delicious. They have…read moreTacos Dorados on Tuesdays and Tacos estilo Michoacán on Fridays. They have mentioned on getting steaks for another days as well and maybe even Salvadoran Pupusas. I can't wait for that to start!!! They also host many events for the community and they also rent their hall which is pretty nice and affordable compared to many places around the area. If you can, stop by for the food and the drinks are very affordable. Can't beat the prices and you can catch a game on tv as well.

Don't go there if you want good service friendly people or good pizza…read more Rude management soggy pizza only 2 choices until 5:00 weekday 4:00 weekends.

Fun place to visit ~ we always go right after our am walk…read more We always run into our favorite neighbors

Nice program. People that work there are nice but flakey. Very slow process. Have to remind and…read morenag them to call back and follow thru. Not really any options to this place if you have a special needs child, but if there was I'd go somewhere else.

During my senior year of high school I was the president of Upland High School's Key Club and I was…read morehonored to join in on some of the Upland Foothill Kiwanis Meetings. Amongst the many breakfasts I intruded on, this special breakfast meeting at OPARC really opened my eyes about the world around us. OPARC (Ontario Pomona Association for Retarded Citizens) is a nonprofit organization centralized in the IE (Inland Empire) created to help those with disabilities and their families. We were given a tour of the facilities and we were able to see how OPARC was able to put these people into different programs (depending on their situation). They have a "variety of programs for people with Down Syndrome, epilepsy, autism, cerebral palsy, and mental retardation" (oparc.org). One thing that I still remember to this day is when we entered a room where all they did was putting an item into the plastic packaging and sealing it up. The faculty member at OPARC explained that these simple activities are so simple and easy that an average person would probably be unwilling to do it, especially for less than minimum wage. OPARC takes those simple tasks and with government aid, they are able to pay these disabled workers a lesser pay doing these simply BUT USEFUL and necessary work to contribute to society and to give these people meaning to their lives. That is just one of many examples of the things that OPARC does to help those with disabilities. Their mission statement is: "Enabling People with Disabilities to Achieve Their Full Potential" and this is such a valiant cause!! People with disabilities deserve every right to be emotionally fulfilled with their lives and OPARC is doing a wonderful job helping them with that despite the setbacks they are forced to face. If you're ever looking for somewhere to donate to, this is a great cause! Or maybe just do some research about it and be less ignorant about the world around us :)

Great People Great Service and and Over Great Experience. I hosted a baby shower here and the staff…read morewere amazing. The size is enormous and they even have a little kitchen available as well as pool table. If you have little ones with you there's a play ground available and it really worked well for us.

Unfortunately neither my Buddy and I didn't serve in the Military and felt we might not gain…read moreentrance. As I recall this was about five years ago. However, we were lucky back then to have run into a Vet in their parking lot and were invited in by him. We had a great time meeting some real cool Cats and enjoyed some good conversations along with drinking with them. I currently have my son serving as a Staff Sergeant in the Air Force and next week he's being stationed in Korea. He's served ten years now. So I was wondering if I could join the VFW as an Auxiliary Member? What document(s) would I need for me to be considered for membership?

Recently, a very good friend of ours had a retirement party at the VFW in Covina! I don't know if…read moreit's so much about the venue but more like my friend's retirement party planner that pulled it all together. However, the venue was cool and the security guards that are hired through the VFW were awesome. The venue was fun easy access.