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    3.8 (46 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Tawanda D.

    Took my Aunt and my father to Bingo for the first time. I have never been to Bingo so I had no idea what to expect. The staff was friendly especially Cole. He went out of his way to come around and explain to us how the games worked. And which cards we were supposed to play. He answered all questions with patience and I truly appreciated that. They have a Subway on site and vending machines with daubers and snacks and sodas.. the patrons were also nice and friendly. There was a lot of space to sit, you definitely did not feel crowded and I liked that also... we had a great time and will definitely try this outing again..

    Daniela V.

    I've been coming here to Bingo for about 12 yrs. The entire BD staff is so friendly and welcoming. I love that they have morning bingo(M.TU.THURS. FRI) along with the usual evening sessions . There is a Subway located inside the bingo Hall if you get thirsty or get the munchies. I've been to a lot of diff bingo halls in the last year, I'm happy to say, BD Bingo always feels like home!

    Finished games from Saturday night BINGO. No early bird cards.
    Amy S.

    We had so much fun playing BINGO on Saturday night. My fiance and I got the idea in our heads to find a place and we went here with a friend. She'd been before but it had been a long time. I checked the yelp reviews since their website didn't have a lot of info about cost and such. I hope to provide more than they do. We went at 7:30. We saw that 6:30 was earlybird. The hall was packed even though we though we were a little early. It was just as I expected. All sorts of people. Young & old; with teeth & without; some had bags to carry their daubing pens & some had set up troll dolls and hello kitty dolls around the area where they sat (!!) Interesting... When you arrive, you buy your book. (I posted a pic of all the games this includes for one person.) Sometimes you're looking at 6 cards at once and sometimes 9 but the numbers are called very slowly so you have a lot of time and don't feel rushed with this many cards at all. You also buy a daubing pen out of a vending machine for $1 or $2. We were told to buy two each because the pens will run out. We bought two $1 pens and even though my fiance's got low, it never ran out. It was $15 for one book. $25 if you're going to play two hands at a time. We each went with one, not knowing what to expect. Early bird games are included in this so if we had come earlier we would've played even more games. There are a lot of little side games (pull tabs and some other ones that they walk around selling for $1 to $3) we didn't buy any of these. though, there are some bonus games and we bought 3 of these at $5 each that are just like the regular BINGO games, but with prizes of $500-$1000. I was 1 number away from winning on one of these - didn't win but it was very exciting. Our games ended around 11:30 and they announced another group would be playing from midnight to 3:30 but we didn't want to stay that long. Lastly I'll touch on food. There's a Subway seller in the corner until 10pm (he left early Saturday night) :( but he had pre-made sandwiches for $4 and I had a bag of chips for $1 - he also sold drinks and cookies but the front of the room had a soda machine and Cokes were $1. Not bad. The lounge we sat in was clean. The main hall looked pretty clean. Bathrooms were very clean. And there's a covered patio outside for people who smoke. I believe numbers were announced out there too because people took their playing cards with them. It was so much fun ~ we can't wait to go back. ** We went back on a Thursday and it's a different pricing buy-in. It's $25 but you can play an unlimited number of hands. We thought we'd go with 4 but then saw some poeple with as many as 8. We definitely should've gotten more. Maybe not 8... but a couple more. It was still a lot of fun but you have to pay waaaaay closer attention.

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    Staff would walk around and sell additional games (that's played along regular bingo games) odd names like Flaming Balls, Big Balls.

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    Abra has one of a kind energy! We attended an event there this past weekend and the facility was…read moresuper clean and prepared for the event. They were thorough making sure those that entered had clean shoes and sanitized hands. Staff was kind, helpful and friendly. It was a long day and staff stayed high energy and diligent throughout. Thanks for a great event!

    I'll preface this by saying I believe USC is probably the best option in the area. I have had two…read morekids going here for roughly a year plus. Pros: facility is solid it has a lot of potential activities and different ways kids can grow and learn gymnastics. They also have a play area which is clutch for dealing with kids who don't have class at the same time. Cons: teachers look often inexperienced and turnover is common. First few months we had two younger but quite vocal and directed coaches. Now it's tricky. In my other class we have more experienced coaches, but midway through the class they tend to lose focus and kids are sorta all over the place. They have some odd rules and enforce or change them at what seems random. Sit in the wrong spot? They'll announce a general warning not to do that. Bring your kids to the door that they used to let them in last week that without warning was changed to the other one? You bet that's gonna be a public service announcement about you messing up. Overall: experience is going to be class dependent especially with the teachers. If I knew there was a clearly better option I'd probably take it. As of now I believe USC is probably the best option in the area.

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    4.5(45 reviews)
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    Perhaps unfairly, but as an outsider, I tend to view this part of Contra Costa County as, how do I…read moreput it diplomatically...snooty. There are tract homes that are really mansions in gated communities here. You get a pretty good indication when you take the Livorna Road exit off 680 and head toward the hills. There's a convenient parking lot at the staging area, and the walk begins along a tree-laden path that leads into the Shell Ridge Trail. This is where the open rolling hills provide some challenges to the calves. You eventually make it to the most picturesque portion of the hike on the Mokelumne Coast-to-Crest Trail. This is where the residential areas disappear and you're at one with nature...except for the occasional mountain biker. Small mouth was warranted during such disturbances, but they didn't prevent me from a scenic view of Mt. Diablo (photo: https://bit.ly/3hZ96M1). Now I could've gone deeper into Mt. Diablo State Park, but hey, I'm not a rugged mountaineer. Instead I made a turn and precariously made my way downward to the Alamo Trail. I didn't realize I exited the park until I saw distracted people on the path yelling into their mobile phones as they let their dogs do their business. Hey, where's your scooper, sister? I think with more thoughtful planning, you can probably avoid the ritzy people with their ritzy homes. Maybe not. RELATED - Exploring this part of Contra Costa County? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2x1rlsD

    This review is for the trail starting at the livorna road staging area…read more I really liked this trail. It's a lot of up and down. The map on all trails leaves out a few mountain top options, so I went off trail a few times and followed an alternative route. This is definitely a trail that you will need your map in order to stay on. I hiked on a cloudy September day, temperature around 75 to 80°. On a hot day with direct sunlight this would be potentially unbearable.

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