Last year in 2025 we saw the Nutcracker. Such a sweet and well put on performance. Prices are much…read moremore affordable compared to the SF ballet. These are students...I think? I loved the different ages and talent. Parking is a bit of a headache. There isn't near enough for what this building can hold. Please give yourself enough time in case there isn't any parking stalls left. There are plenty of bathrooms, but during intermission, they have ropes set up for the huge line that forms. Snacks are sold, however can't be consumed inside the theater. Go figure? You can only eat outside in the lobby area. In the lobby is a table of Nutcracker/Christmas items you can purchase. I wish that there was a live orchestra, but this was my first time going and I don't understand much about this group. It was a recording that they danced to. I do recommend anyone to see this performance and let us know what you think?

This facility is top notch! We had a dance recital here after being in other venues, and wow! The…read more stage was large and equipped with all the bells and whistles, lighting was great, audience seating was wonderful from all the vantage points and spacious and comfortable, and the backstage areas for the performers were ample downstairs. Having more bathrooms backstage would have been helpful.

I was a bit worried about the experience after seeing the reviews but I'm glad we opted to purchase…read moretickets and go anyways. After visiting regular century theatres and AMC locations all my life, it was a bit of a different experience when walking in here and I was slightly confused. No one checks tickets -- you just walk in and either purchase tickets at the self serve kiosk OR walk directly to your theatre with your pre purchase tickets. At no point are you greeted or deal with any staff. Our showtime was set for 3:30 and we were allowed in the auditorium 10 minutes prior (3:20) we immediately scanned the QR code and ordered food, we were expecting it to take a long time based on the reviews and were pleasantly surprised with how quick it was. Most items arrived before the movie even started First item out was : Chicken strips + fries (4 cold chewy strips and cold fries) 1/5 stars -- I see why they came out first, they were fried wayyy way before and sitting there. This is the only reason we knocked down a star Btw, none of our food arrived together, everything was 10-15 minutes apart Next arrived the "double pepperoni pizza" 4/5 stars It did not have hot honey or grated Parmesan as advertised but was still super good and I'd recommend! Lastly arrived our buffalo crispy chicken wings + fries 5/5 stars -- worth the wait! These arrived about 15-20 minutes into the movie starting. Nice crispy fresh wings and the French fries in this batch were wayyy better compared to the ones that came out with the tenders. Drinks : $10 bottomless soda (we only got 1 refill so I think the price is insane) $12 bottomless icee (also only 1 refill so a bit insane but if you're able to get more refills out of it, it's worth it) $18 mango margarita , delicioussss it was super good and strong, did its job lol Bathrooms were clean, service was quick, I pressed the service button and someone arrived within 5 minutes and brought our refills quickly as well. Overall please and would return. We came on a Saturday afternoon. Spent $44 in tickets $105 in food. A bit expensive but now a days, everything is.

Nobody answers the phone for customer support. They will keep you on a loop, nobody will ever…read moreanswer. I have purchased tickets online for a later showing and my order had suddenly vanished from my account. No email was given about any cancellation or refund request. There is no live online customer support. They have an email and several people have said it's just shouting into the void. I will only know if my tickets exist if my confirmation email scan works. ---- UPDATE ---- Upon entering I tried to find someone to talk to about my purchased ticket. Nobody was at the stand and nobody checked my ticket. We just walked in and took our seats without anyone checking anything. It was the most bizarre experience I've had in a movie theater. I've watched the movie, but honestly I would vastly prefer any other cinema. Food being served is distracting, the seats we were on were quite squeaky when attempting to recline, the bathroom floors were sticky (like caked on cleaning solution that's waxy), and it really DOES smell like wet rags by the entrance. The website they have tied to a QR code (that is supposed to be the menu to order food) could not even function on my iPhone, my brother had to order for us. In general the employees around that we interacted with were nice. I got an email back AFTER the movie ended that my missing order was probably a glitch with the app. And the website is also awful. Just buy your tickets on-site if you're going to watch anything. (This experience was from the beginning of June 2026)

This place has everything that you can think of! Arcade for all ages, billiards (pool table and…read moredarts), food/snacks, mini bowling alley, go karts, and VR games. FYI - Fridays are HALF OFF all games!!! All staff are super helpful and it's spacious.

Very unique and pretty fun experience. Never been to an arcade that offers interactive and…read moresimulation rides before. Start off by putting a certain amount of money into their gama ride cards. I noticed that games typically cost around $1-3 while their rides range around $7-10. You can swipe for games until the money you put into the card runs out. This place has a mix of single player and double player games which I appreciated. Also, the food downstairs at the bar was pretty solid! The workers were helpful for the most part!

What a great resource for art on the Peninsula. The owners are friendly and helpful and can suggest…read morethings you might like, but are also completely low-key and no pressure. Definitely stop by and look around if you are wanting to bring more beauty and creativity into your home.

Mercedes promptly got back to me and gave me suggestions for dealing with a trove of original…read morepaintings from a long since passed Bay Area artist. Much appreciated.

Fantastic lively annual summer festival! I was with a food truck vending there and the team…read moreorganizing it was super professional. Loved the live music and everyone dancing.

This is a small art and music festival along Burlingame Avenue, not too different from those hosted…read morein other cities. It did have some of those unique vendors selling puzzle comics, pop up cards, bags shaped like animals, SteamyTech creations, beautiful art sculptures, books for kids, and more. It also had clowns making balloon animals for kids, and 6-7 food trucks that didn't seem that popular during this event (probably since there's a lot of great eateries along the same street). They also had the typical beer and wine stands for the 21 and over crowd. But the best part, I'd have to say, was the live music at the main stage. It was a more lively scene at this corner with spectators sitting in the shade on their lawn chairs appreciating the performances, and lots of people dancing near the stage. The band kept everyone energized and getting funky on the dance floor, playing hits like Get Down On It by Kool & The Gang, and Brick House by the Commodores. The parking wasn't easy, but we managed to find street parking after circling around for a bit. Overall this was a cool festival worth checking out on our way to the city, for a little bit of entertainment and shopping on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

No charge. As soon…read moreas we went inside, an employee met us with a smile on his face and a friendly question: Do we want a tour or not? My advice is to answer yes, because that way you get through the entire museum, learning interesting that you might have missed without a guide. This man was full of passion for the place. He found much of the material, and yes, he just is a bit volunteer! By the way, my favorite part of the museum was the train. So, if you've never been to this place - you should visit it. You won't spend a lot of time, but you will probably learn something new!

Such a great relic from times past. When trains were The mode of transportation. Very good set up…read moreand display for families to visit. Lots of care here.

Imagine a distilled crash course of Silicon Valley and entrepreneurship, taught by the greats…read more You walk inside to be greeted by intricate yet colorful murals and even brighter people. One minute you're talking to a man who traveled from Moscow building a startup help improve the experience immigration and the next minute you're meeting an ex-NFL player and Draper Alumni who started with 0 knowledge of code nor business to now rocking a 500 Startups-backed company. Also, the staff are some of the nicest and coolest people I've met. Min, Juan, Rob and the crew really help you feel at home while still getting you to develop the entrepreneur's grit. Oh and the best part?! It's in the center of the San Mateo! That means: - instant access to great food and drinks (Night Life's Great) - cal-train just a few blocks away - 15-25 min away from Palo Alto or SF If you're interested in the art of building a Startups and connecting to a community of extraordinary people, Draper University would definitely be a cool place to check out.

This place is a hub for entrepreneurs and innovation. It is really well run, and the employees are…read moregreat. Formerly a hotel, Draper University (DU) is now home to a school and training ground for those who seek to take their entrepreneurial experiences to the next level. I would recommend checking out this iconic spot in San Mateo!