So I really love a drive thru lights for Xmas time .., but the amount of vendors and people…read moreaggressively trying to sell you things is a bit much , Also one woman even said "GET THAT CHILD OUT OF THE CAR TO SEE SANTA" ummm no thanks ...

I grew up in this area during the 60s and 70s, and what I remember from "back in the day" to what I…read moresaw in 2025, well, it's a world of difference. Not as many homes were lit up in 2025, whereas ALL homes were not only lit up but super decorated back then. Plus, I noticed a fair amount of homes either have walls or shrubs blocking the street views, and it just wasn't amazing as I recall from my youth. There were a few really cool homes, but only a few. There was one that I REALLY liked, but I couldn't capture a good picture of it, but that's on me. The rest were just okay.

A really, really pleasant surprise. Turns out there's a bit of community and color in the San…read moreFernando Valley after all. This monthly block party draws out the creatives that you didn't know were next door. They play music of all styles from sidewalk stages and hidden parking lots, create gorgeous graffiti installations before your eyes, serve you snacks from food trucks, and show off unique pieces and products. Kids color, groups walk, talk and admire, and those who are really feeling the music dance or hula hoop along. It's as unexpected as it is necessary- a dose of artsy, grassroots community amid the sprawling sleepy burbs.

If you can envision it, you can make it happen! A local…read morecommunity event that you can help manifest! Check it out June/July/August

I have been living here for more than 6 years now. And I would say, I am pretty much acquainted…read morewith the city. Almost everything is just about a mile or two away from where I live. From restaurants, recreation center, to shopping ~ it's just a walking distance. Hospitals and Urgent Care are within the area like 2-5 miles away. Except for the freeways (3 of them) which is a drive before reaching them. Other than that, living in the area is pretty much good.

Soooo many different cuisines and markets ! I absolutely love it! My friend invited me for a girls…read morefoodie day. Within a mile .. I saw so many restaurants we don't have back home. Cheap beauty stores for threading brows ! 7 bucks !!!! Like what ? It is much warmer than I am used it. I was melting LoL. We already have a plan to came back and explore a bit more. So happy my foodie friends are down to travel for good food!

This dojo is always changing especial senseis and even though they push you to beyond your limit,…read moreyou definitely learn some valuable lessons here and when to walk away. The mantra to show "No Mercy" is to treat someone with extreme harshness which echoes outside of martial arts, that leaves a stain on the soul. John Krease is truly unhinged, but sensei-Lawrence has fight and heart and brought balance to the dojo in a powerful way - but his struggles as a former student turned karate master definitely lead him on a better path. Mixing a splash of Miyagi-Do (the rival dojo)... "when the fight comes to you, you have to be ready to fight back..."... Johnny Lawrence cares and wants you to excel to the best of your ability in all areas of life which is what a true sensei should be and demonstrate, because karate isn't just a form of self defense it's a way of life. And while I've walked away after the All Valley incident pre-2020 as have others... I will never forget Cobra Kai never dies.

Great little spot. I learned how to defend myself here but more importantly- I made some friends…read more Sensei Kreese sometimes drinks when he is teaching me, but I don't mind because I get it #Vietnam. I wear my cooler fanny pack to keep his beers cold and in return he tells me gruesome stories. Sometimes I wish I had something to be depressed about. Until then - I'll just keep on doing happy karate. I just get so happy throwing punches. Thank you

What can I say about Granada Hills? A futures past blended in with futures present... A mostly laid…read morepark city with a fair amount of things to do and enjoy including the Regency Theater which sits on the borders of North Hills and Grenada Hills. There are great places to dine such as Good Pho You one of my favorite Pho spots in Los Angeles! Salavation Army massive, Target yes, Trarer Joe's sometimes... Despite being a location with a huge parking lot the Grenada Hills TJ will have you scratching your head at times, but the service will turn that confusion into a positive illusion until you leave. Granada Hills has good schools and nice parks and all the things you could need including vintage fashion, late night dinners via IHOP and Danny's, multiple shopping centers and tons of food not to mention some patches green pastures like a lot of the San Fernando Valley... Though sitting closer to the mountain side you definitely get more plant life and nature in G.H. There is an abundance of street parking compared to most cities as this city is a lot more residential in pockets and parts, while still having plenty to take in and enjoy. I definitely found myself passing through and shopping about here more before 2020 and even now... Especially in my college years near CSUN, only a few short minutes North West of this pleasantville.

Has this place changed hands or the old owner sold to family member? Food continues to be good and…read moremenu is limited to the popular and best dishes. Don't see the owner anymore so wondered where he is?

This spot had so much potential given its great location in the big, busy plaza, but the inside was…read morea letdown. The dining room feels dated and worn out, booth's vinyl seats were peeling badly, which isn't the most comfortable or appetizing look. I came really wanting the beef kebab, but they were already out. I went with the chapli kebab instead, and it was actually pretty tasty, well-seasoned and flavorful, though it packed more heat than I was expecting. Spice lovers might enjoy it, but it was a bit much for my personal taste. My husband ordered the meat lover pizza and gave it a very "meh" review. He said it was just okay, but mentioned the meats tasted different from what you'd get at a typical pizza place, not necessarily bad, just a little unusual and not really what he was craving. Overall, the food was decent, but between the run-down atmosphere, the missing menu item, and the just-okay pizza, it felt like a miss. Might give it another shot for that chapli kebab if I'm in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way.

Awesome mural in Chinatown behind the Bruce Lee statue!…read more There are too many cookie cutter buildings popping up all over Los Angeles. Michael adds great flavor and brings back the art and soul of the city of angels! I hope to see more of his work in the future!

I no longer fear going to the crash site It is now a beautiful light pole done by Michael Che…read moreRomero of Vivache Designs, he was able to express all of what Valentina was and is! Among unicorns Mermaids and the stars #ValAunicornLover #3Stars To see the full story visit his website at Www.Vivachedesigns.com

Both times I've come to Numero Uno, the pizza was absolutely delicious. We ordered the same thing…read moreas last time: the Alfredo chicken deep dish pizza. I honestly think they have the best deep dish pizza, better than the spots in Chicago. The flavors blend so well together and as heavy as each slice is, I find myself going back for more and more until I can't stuff myself anymore. The Alfredo chicken deep dish pizza is a must order. The garlic bread is also pretty good. They give complimentary garlic bread when you dine in. Service is excellent. The workers there are kind and helpful. The restaurant has some seating but is on the smaller end. There is street parking out in front. Would highly recommend!

Last pie of the year 2025! Christmas Eve, rain coming down is a great time to pop in and see Steven…read moreserving up that delicious, secret recipe deep dish. Restaurant is always neat and tidy and rotating holiday decor keeps the mood festive! Medium Canadian bacon and mushroom - don't skip the fresh tomatoes! Bring some cards to play while you wait. Greatness doesn't happen quickly here. Before we left, we wished the staff a Merry Christmas. They were suppose to close early this eve, but the phone was still ringing and groups were still gathering for the best deep dish in SFV. Cheers! "CC"

The city of Chatsworth is a surprising one. It's got some great hidden gems like Chatsworth Park…read moreSouth (North needs some love), Artvanta Art Museum (which needs some Yelp love ;) #AddABusiness if you've been) and Hand-Brewed Beer (just refreshing for craft brew enthusiasts). And a lot of familiar chains like Ralph's, Dollar Tree, Vons, Trader Joe's, Grocery Outlet (my fav), Del Taco (fast food taco king in the SFV) and one of the cleanest Burger Kings I've set foot inside more than once. The Anytime Fitness (so nice, clean and full of wonderful people) is just above the Chatsworth Metrolink station where you can also connect with several city and local busses as well as the Metro G Orange Line for the San Fernando Valley. Like all cities there is some grime, grit, graffiti (though not as much) and interesting characters, but also some charm and history. They have several public and private schools (almost 50/50) including Chatsworth High School which has a ton of notable alumni including Alex Borstein, Kirk Cameron, Lori Beth Denberg, basketball player Dwight Evans... and even Mr. CrossFit himself Greg Glassman. In terms of living and housing it's a little more on the secluded side in parts as most residences are in small neighborhoods and communities. It's not as cost affordable though you can possible find a nice spacious studio under $2K, but you're looking at much more for a 1 bedroom and up for an apartment, condo or townhome.... though Northridge, which borders Chatsworth has some more reasonable property being a college city (CSUN). I had a friend who lived up near the Garden of the Gods (trails and additional local flavor) and the old infamous Iverson Movie Ranch I'd visit a lot and got to see a lot of this city I never knew with some beautiful views. It's easy to drive, cruise and take it all in. You can enjoy some good cuisines including Indian, Vegan, Thai, Japanese, Comfort, American, Mexican and numerous others. Vegan My Thai is a must, Woodlands on Topanga Canyon Blvd has an incredible Indian Buffet and Paint with A Twist (a paint and sip creative space) is high up on my must try list. Topanga Nursery is great for plant enthusiast as well as Paradise Nursery, which lives up to its name and known more so for it's incredible fruit trues (planting + delivery services are available). For entertainment you have the California Conservatory of Performing Arts, Harley's Valley Bowl in Simi Valley... not to far away from the Santa Susana Depot/Railroad Museum plus local Magician and DJs for your party bliss or pop-up events pleasure. The closest movie theaters are the AMC Northridge, AMC Porter Ranch or Regency Granada Hills, but non directly in the city itself... for night/barlife you have more laidback or niche fun like the Cowboy Palace Saloon, The Rabbit Hole (technically in West Hills), 818 Brewery (Canoga Park), Olive & Fig (which borders West Hills, Canoga Park and Chatsworth) and a few others including several dive bar and venues, which can sometimes surprise you much like the city of Chatsworth itself.

I wish I can give 10 stars. It was a great experience from…read morebeginning to end. Easy to communicate, great, professional, reasonable, responsable, just perfect. Thank you Tommy.

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