The was my first visit to the German Christmas Marketplace…read more It would have been nice to have more ticket booths at the entrance so entering wouldn't be a long wait. Half the vendors were enthusiastic, the others couldn't be bothered to acknowledge me or care about what they were selling. I actually offered to watch a booth so the owner could take a bathroom/refreshment break. I sold two items when she was away too. Food was ok, leaving condiments out gave me anxiety for health reasons. We had a bratwurst with extra curry ketchup, "Spaetzle" which tasted like butter noodles and a huge potato pancake. I wanted a pretzel but realized it wasn't homemade so I passed. My friends enjoyed two cups of the Glühwein each. Probably the highlight of the evening was the children's performances. So cute and festive!

Had a great time here for Octoberfest, Really great event, prices are going up unfortunately.... I…read morewish they wouldn't do that. But it was really fun, They keep the show going They have a really talented MC, I think if she was to retire the clientele would drop off not as many people would come, The band they bring in from Germany, They speak German they sing in German and then they sing in English also. The food is a little bit limited. The sausage is probably the best choice, They only give you a little bit of sauerkraut and some white bread, I think it's best to eat before you go but they're desserts are really fantastic, I recommend saving room for the desserts, They have a special dessert booth, All the desserts look homemade, I would go there just for the desserts. Anyway I do recommend it, / parking is difficult, You have to park in the neighborhood and walk in, I think I parked about five blocks away and I got there before they opened.

do not buy in rancho san diego ass. they are biased do not follow their own cc&rs!!!!! if you are…read moreon the buddy list no violations, they allow parking in fire zones, double parking on streets and never reply to emails!! but they get a christmas bonus they do not deserve with dues money we pay for monthly!!!! we do not get to vote for bonuses and dont tell what is paid to them!!!

The landscape isn't always maintained. We have to call management to get our common areas…read morelandscaped. Every year the dues go up and there is a $100 "special assessment fee." Not sure where that goes too. Children are allowed to run and scream throughout the community. I have called numerous times trying to get something done about it. I've tried to get new laws/rules and I get stonewalled. It used to be a quiet peaceful place to live. But because of the lack of management and people that don't supervise their children, we are looking to move. If you have kids and don't care to follow rules and common courtesy this is a great place. If you like quiet, maintained landscaping, and mindful children don't move here.

DJ Sin just played for my 50th birthday and in the words of my niece, "..super glad we danced on…read moreconcrete. Otherwise, that floor would have been TORN UP, crumbling and demolished. :)" DJ Sin kept the party going strong all night. I gave him an idea of the kind of music I like beforehand and he did not disappoint. Many guests (ranging in ages 16 to 75) came up to me during and after my party to tell me that the DJ was so good! I thanked him for helping to create an unforgettable night for me. My husband and I have heard him at two other events; a bday party and a wedding and had fun at both events dancing to DJ Sin's mixes.

P.A.R.T. why? Cuz I gotta!…read more Dj sin and the H.C.E. crew make you say "You never heard it so good!" The best time for the best price in San Diego, CA.

Dominic was the DJ at a friend's wedding and as soon as we experienced his energy and the…read moreatmosphere he brought to their wedding, we knew we wanted the same for ours. I've been to COUNTLESS weddings and had never been overly impressed by a DJ until Dominic. I expected his pricing to be on par with the rest of the industry, but was incredible relieved to find out he's not only talented, but he's super affordable for any budget (and flexible when it comes to customizing a package for your needs). Dominic was a DREAM vendor - the fastest of any of my vendors to respond to emails, super warm and friendly, and 100% reliable. He showed up on time and I'm pretty sure stayed later than contracted. He genuinely loves what he does and it shows through his authentic enthusiasm. His sound system was great quality and he had an easy online portal for us to request songs and add our do/do not play lists as well as any ceremony/reception notes. I highly recommend hiring Dominic. I can't tell you how many compliments we got on the music at our wedding. My biggest fear was an empty dance floor, but there was never a moment where guests weren't out of their seats dancing. This is one area of your wedding where you can save a little money, but won't have to worry about sacrificing quality whatsoever.

Five stars for the actual sound system working well, for both the ceremony and reception. 3 stars…read morefor our DJ whom I found a little annoying bc some of our preferences on the music form weren't followed, and he messed up the anniversary dance. I was a little annoyed at our dj at our wedding. We purposely put one minute for our first dance because we did NOT want to dance to a full length song, not even dancing for 3+ minutes. The dj didn't follow this and it was so painfully awkward around minute 3 that we just stopped dancing & walked off the dance floor. For the anniversary dance, our dj messed it up. He had people get off the dance floor too quickly, and when there were only two couples left he goes 43, 45 basically at the same time. Then both couples left the floor at the same time. Why would you do that? Then he asked them how long they had been married for and it was 44 and 45 years. It was so freaking annoying. Usually they count th years slowly to let people dance and slowly get off the floor. People want to dance so why rush this game? We were the first ones off the dance floor and by the time we got to our chairs he was on 45 already. Literally lasted like 30 seconds. And the last people were my parents so it would've been awesome to see them dancing for a little bit. But the actual music (other than repeating two songs) were good and the sound system for the ceremony worked well. So just make sure you vet who the dj will be and schedule a call with them beforehand to answer any questions they may have. Overall he was good (he told me my hair flowers were falling out) before cake cutting so I appreciated that.

Justin was absolutely amazing! I cannot recommend him enough. I was the first of my close friends…read moreand family to get married- I knew how I wanted the wedding to feel, but had no idea how to execute it. From the moment I met with Justin he was organized and detail oriented. He did way more than "just" DJ the wedding. He met with us at our venue prior to the wedding to coordinate the timeline and set up for the day of. For this reason, the flow from prior to the ceremony all the way through to the end of the night was perfect. Our wedding was an absolute party and everyone had so much fun. Justin knew exactly how to keep everyone excited and the dance floor going. DJ Kanoya genuinely cares about the couples he works with and is amazing at what he does. I will forever recommend him to anyone and everyone!

I've known Justin for several years now from other events I've attended, and hiring him for our…read morewedding was one of the easiest decisions we made. He was organized, responsive, and quietly in control of the timeline all night. When we started running a few minutes behind during the reception, he adjusted without drawing attention to it and kept everything moving. We didn't have to think about a thing. He was super attuned to the vibe of the room, from the ceremony to the reception. Seeing everyone enjoying themselves on the dance floor made our wedding day even better! The music felt like us. Thoughtful choices, great taste, and a mix that kept our guests engaged across generations. We're really glad he was part of it. Thank you Justin!