This place is amazing. I met the owner and he seems like a great guy and the other staff is great…read moretoo. The owner always has new artwork which makes me always stop by. They even have a gallery dog, the dogs real. Every piece of art has such great detail. I like the more dark kinda art. This place definitely rocks

Michael and his wife were so lovely and they're great to chat with if you have the chance. I…read morewould've bought every piece of clothing and jewelry in the store if I could they have a fantastic collection ESPECIALLY the leather jackets. He gave me a more than reasonable price on the items I bought. You MUST checkout this spot.. amazing experience and great people!!

What looks like a small venue is absolutely incredibly large! And the amount of wonderfully…read moretalented artists are inspiring and provide education in the art that they specifically created. Everyone needs to go check out Art Bias- you will be amazed at what you see, experience & what is available for purchase. Learn the art world in a deeper fashion with local artists who are bringing magic, creativity and beauty into our community.

Amazing and I feel one of the best venues for art. It's a place with spaces artists can use to…read morecreate, mingle and sell art. Such a cool variety of different styles and personalities. The staff are super friendly and went out of their way to show us around. They have regular and special events which we will definitely check out.

I love to chill out on a Sunday afternoon, here at Laurel Street Arts. The place gets busy as…read morethere are lots of fun, creative people looking for a place like this to express themselves. You look around and find what you want to paint, pick and choose your colors, brushes and water bowls to clean your brushes. Find a comfortable spot to start and then do it. I find each time I go I do better and I tap into my divine, creative self. I have two to three hours to get 3 or 4 layers of paint to make a deep expression of myself as an artist. I recommend this place to be yourself and do something for yourself that makes you happy. The staff is great and you will have a good time.

My family loves Laurel Street Arts! We've done multiple birthday parties here as hosts and guests,…read moreas well as summer camps for our daughters, and both of our daughters are obsessed with what they fondly call "Sheena camp"! The owner Sheena is so fabulous, and takes such good care of everyone, no matter what they're there for! Highly recommend!!

We recently held a service for my brother at Devil's Canyon Brewery (Private Event), and I cannot…read moresay enough about how incredible the staff and venue were. During such a difficult time, they went above and beyond to make sure the day was as smooth and stress-free as possible for our family. Lena was amazing to work with. Every detail was handled with care and professionalism. The team was compassionate, organized, and attentive, making sure we had everything we needed without us ever having to ask. The space itself was warm, welcoming, and perfectly suited for gathering everyone together to honor my brother. I'm truly grateful for the kindness and support shown to us. Devil's Canyon Brewery exceeded all expectations, and I highly recommend them for anyone looking for a thoughtful and accommodating venue.

Food was excellent but very small portions. Peanut satay. Enough sauce but not enough food to use…read moreit on? Very tasty though. Beer was fabulous. Establishment was friendly, fun crowd BUT the benches???? I thought I was going to tip one but 3 people beat me to it. Very dangerous. Now the comedy was 1/10 sorry. Not our jam at all.

I came here after my kiddo had already visited because he talked so much about it…read more I've driven by so many times but this was the first time I stopped in to check it out. We walked in and we paid our entrance fee at the front and were told if we were interested in a membership we could use our entrance fee to pay towards that cost. My kiddo led our visit around the entire museum. I loved how interactive the areas were specially the cockpit area. The volunteers and staff were friendly and my kiddos enjoyment of the space solidified my interest in a membership which I ultimately got. Since then we have been back multiple times. We've enjoyed all our visits and check in goes smoothly since we already have a barcode. At our last visit I ended up setting the 5 minute timer for the cockpit area since we waited so long to get in. Probably the most popular space in this entire museum. While my kiddo and I played and several other families waited their turn patiently a parent walked up and asked how much longer we'd be there since her kid had been waiting a long time. Wild to me because we had been waiting in line that's not really a line but some seats in the back and not once did I see this parent waiting. She must of waited a whole minute before speaking to me. I told her we just got in and that I had set my 5 minute timer. She said she didn't see the sign and others pointed her right to it. Right in front of her face. She asked if I worked here. I said no but that the 3 volunteers out there did to redirect her and enjoy my 5 minutes. As one of the most popular attractions here it would be beneficial for volunteers to monitor the line and timers per group. It's insane to me that grown people can act like this or just oversee other waiting groups and act more impatient than a toddler. The space is way too small to be insufferable in a place to enjoy, explore and take turns. Front staff is great. Most volunteers are great. The volunteers in the cockpit benefit from helping maneuver cockpit time and potential lines. This is a well cared for museum and an enjoyable way to spend the day. Our family enjoys it and will continue to be members till my kids want to be.

Hiller Aviation Museum is one of the more unusual aviation museums I've ever visited. It is just…read moreabout 11 miles south of SFO off Hwy 101 adjacent to the San Carlos airport. The aircraft & artifacts are mainly from the collection of Stanley Hiller of the Hiller Aircraft Corp that has been developing helicopters and other experimental flying machines since the late 40's. So many of these unusual copters, gyros & flying platforms are on display, plus anything else Stanley had collected over the decades. There aren't a lot of more recognizable aircraft, but you learn a lot by reading about these rare, one-of-a-kind flying machines. On slow days, you buy your entry ticket in the gift shop and go through the entry hall that is dominated by a full scale replica of the X-Prize winning SpaceShipOne hanging from the ceiling. As you enter the main gallery, you have turn of the century wood & fabric biplane replicas of the Wright brothers & Glenn Curtiss along with early not-so-successful flying machines. Moving onto the middle 20th century, the Hiller Aviation Corp. designed some offbeat personal aircraft with personal vertical takeoff craft 70 years before their time. There are also more conventional winged aircraft like the Grumman Albatross (propeller seaplane) and Aero L-39 Albatros (Czech jet trainer), 2 totally different planes with similar names sitting right next to each other. Above them all is the mother of all remotely piloted drones, the Boeing Condor from 1988 with a huge wingspan of 200 ft! If you go out the back, you get to climb through the nose section of a Boeing 747-100 jumbo airliner from the 70's & 80's. The gift shop is one of the more extensive that I've seen with lots of souvenirs for all ages and aviation memorabilia for enthusiasts.

We were here Saturday night and really enjoyed our experience. The storefront is spacious, lots of…read morecafeteria-style seating and big floor-to-ceiling windows, modern and clean looking. It was close to closing but the guy at the bar was super chill and patient and gave us great recommendations. We did a flight and had a few samples as well - the standouts were the Pesky Penguin (berry cider-y brew) and the Solemn Penance (West Coast dipa). Price was reasonable (however, cans to-go are quite expensive). Overall, enjoyed our trip here!

Love the 5oz options. Able to try different types of beer. Place has lots of seating and pretty…read moreairy. Outside seating too. Service is ok, wasn't greeted when we walked in but kind when ordered.

Totally responsive upon initial request. Came and looked at job, very quick with quote. Very fair…read moreprice. Work is quite outstanding, down to minutest detail. Very agreeable to work with, had 5-6 exchanges of ideas, with John the customer is the driver, John delivers what he says he will in the time he says it will take. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for mural work, small scale (mine 250 sq ft), or large.

Very creative, professional, easy to work with, and the work is very widely appealing.read more

'The Heron" is a public art installation located in the City of Redwood City, California. Located…read moreon the Port Waterfront, it is the work of David Han. Han, a Silicon Valley resident was first exposed to art at a young age. His mother was a painter of note, and his father was a engineer. he took elements of each parents 'art" and made his own unique style. He specializes in using recycled metals, and molds technology with nature in his sculptures. The Heron is a fantastic sculpture. From a distance you can clearly make out the grace and beauty of the bird on which it is based. Upon closer examination you can see the bird/sculpture as a perfect meld of nature and abstract forms. Attention to detail shows in the intricate details of the interior. Despite an intricate base, the bird appears to be in flight and he was able to convey the grace of an actual heron in flight. As noted The Heron is located in the Port of Redwood City waterfront. It is near the fishing pier and the a short path along the water. There are picnic benches next to the sculpture but there is little else here unless you are either fishing or sailing so it is more of a stop than a destination.

I had my husband's 75th birthday party there with 98 in attendance. We used Domenico's Cask Room…read moreand divided the space with draping to divide the cocktail and appetizer hour from the larger sit down dinner/dancing area. I rented amber uplights to illuminate the surrounding space and the Cask Room looked great! It worked beautifully with my wine/gold/black theme. The appetizers were delicious. Guests chose from four dinner entree options and all reviews of the food were positive. My braised short rib entree was tender and tasty. I also opted for the late night sundae bar which was a hit with our attendees. The administrative and wait staff were courteous and on schedule. The ONLY thing I would suggest is filling the specialty cocktails (which cost more) to the rim. I did receive feedback from guests regarding that. I would not hesitate to book another event at Domenicos.

I recently attended a Holiday Craft Fair at Domenico Winery, inside their event room. It was quite…read morea turnout. Many seller with assortments gifts. Everything from homemade jams, granola and sweet treats to customized wooden ornaments, handmade seashell gifts, candles, quilting, crochet items. Something for everyone. There was a Photo Booth for capturing the moment with friends and a no host bar where you could purchase cute cocktail, like the Grinch, or get a glass of wine. It was fun although crowded. The also extended parking to the lots adjacent to the winery after 5:00, where the local business had cold Send. We spent about an hour and a half browsing the 40 orzo tables. It was a fun time.