Grew up going to this library when there was an Am/Pm in adjacent lot. Was so busy for the…read morecommunity; after school programs, voting poll, fundraisers, magic shows, and even Christmas Tree sales in Dec. in the 80's they talked about making it bigger, in the 90's they talked about renovations, in the early 2000's more property was bought for addition, and in 2023 the mayor promised a new library. Almost 50 years later it is the same tiny, old, smelly library. Very disappointing.

What a great library! There is a wonderful children's section with walls of books, kiddo sized…read moretables and chairs, and even free picture sheets to color and a bin filled with crayons. The librarian was very helpful and nice, taking the time to find my old library account from years ago. We will definitely be back.

We are working with night and day for their lactation consultant services, and they've been…read morefantastic. We opted for home visits, which are covered by insurance other than a travel fee. The team has been very kind, helpful, flexible, and supportive of our goals without being pushy. Highly recommend!

I cannot say enough good things about Night & Day! I've worked with Rachael twice now (both times…read morefor lactation support), and this past birth had the pleasure of working with Sarah (for lactation support) and Katie (as our Postpartum Doula). Rachael and Sarah are the dream team - incredibly knowledgeable, empathetic and genuine. I opted for in-home visits so it was incredibly convenient to welcome them to my home and know that they had me and my sons' best interests at heart. It was always great having the option to text for quick questions or do a video call if needed. Also, I love how they would send me a recap of our visit so I could reference at any time (because those first few weeks are a fog). Katie was also a dream - I honestly have no idea how I would've survived postpartum without her. Thanks to an employer benefit, I was able to have her services for 3 night shifts and 3 day shifts and she was instrumental to helping us juggle newborn life with a toddler at home. Katie went above and beyond to check-in with me before my baby was born as my last few weeks were a roller coaster. She made the space for us when he was born 3 weeks early, providing me with the emotional and physical support I needed after my c-section. My toddler son looked forward to her visits every time - she was incredibly sweet and took the time to bake with him, read with him and make sure I was able to spend 1:1 time with my newborn. Our family would be lost without her!

Alright plus size baddies, this goodwill may have the biggest plus size selection I have seen! With…read morebrands from torrid, target, Lane Bryant, and various others. I just left with 5 items all for 37 dollars. There is a huge selection for everyone. Very clothes focused, the books aren't that great and the bric a brac section is small. But so many clothes and shoes to choose from! My new favorite goodwill.

Like most goodwill locations, a lot of the clothing is overpriced for a thrift store…read more $6 for a shirt that originally cost $8 from Walmart, that sort of thing. Tons of fast fashion new with tags.

not much of a women's center anymore. very industrial area, which i like. surprised citymark is…read moresupposed to be building high end residences here across from walmart and the automotive shop. very different design for citymark as well - when i purchased one of their condos (m2i) there was a lot of architectural talk about matching the facade to the surrounding neighborhood - didn't work out that way, but i liked the exposed structural materials at that location. in the end - a condo at this location cannot be worth more than $100k or $200 a square foot for 600sf. still crazy expensive compared to what the land was sold for at around $160k for the whole lot then resold recently at $2.1 million supposedly. better question - how could a location like this be worth anything at all when there are hundreds of condos proposed for construction in la mesa on their gis website? be careful starting a business that requires foot traffic here, when m2i first started the vast majority of the businesses in that area went belly up within a few years and that was in a high traffic city location - almost no-one walks around this area. the entitled design certainly is not industrial enough for the neighborhood - makes me super sad to read about the la mesa women's club at the library while also spending $320k on a unit at m2i then learning about what they are building here / how the developer/woman's group is suing the church next door. i am a bit ashamed to have paid for one of these units from citymark in the past - m2i 506 at 1050 island ave. that was me. also of note - citymark has a habit of installing very limited finished with the expectation that owners finish the interior of the units. that can work, but you should pay appropriately. personally - i expect more from a woman's club. primarily: consideration for the longevity of the city and the architectural design which they have strong control over at this location. they definitely sold out here while beating up on the church they grew up alongside. not cool - that says something about its current members. when you have property and an opportunity to build something that develops the city you are supposed to be shepherding, but you choose to sell out like this - there's something very wrong or entirely self centered going on. this proposed citymark design also shows that the women's club does not care about fabrication or industry whatsoever (which this area is rife with), just high end residential which is not going to help the la mesa tax base. expect a glut of units in la mesa at rock bottom prices with the intent of having you drive to work on a regular basis instead of working locally (there are already huge vacancies.) also expect higher prices in this area because of fewer low dollar residences.

I found a place where I love to be with women just like me-who also understand me! Let's serve the…read morecommunity in many ways everyday, but join us to make sure we can always stand as The La Mesa Women's Club! You will have a chance to meet us all monthly, and please tell friends about my news! I found these ladies a few years back, and it was such a pleasure to help! I can help much more now, but the support for me through a very tough time, and it's good to know 5 star quality women like these! I hope to get to meet more of you and strengthen the most beautiful California with more leaders! 5star property manager and Realtor Survivor of Trauma, Ex Liquid Blue Dance Band member, Author to be, Mom of 3 Member of ECClubhouse and returning to Women's club! CCC2022

Very straightforward to book online and then have the dumpster dropped off. The person dropping off…read moreand picking up was great and helpful to make sure we knew what to do and how to fill it properly. This was such a help and more affordable than other options I had quoted.

Updating a recent review, where things went a bit sideways and my dumpster was picked up a day…read moreearly by mistake. Initial attempts to reach them by phone during regular business hours only went to voice mail, so I took to Yelp. I eventually received a phone call from someone at the business. They apologized for the mistake and prorated the amount for the shorter timeframe. They also discounted a weight overage, and that was appreciated. They offered to deliver a new dumpster, but said I'd have to pay another dumpster fee, but I declined and I'll just disperse what's left of the demo job in my home trash over the next few weeks. Here's where I think things could be better. This business seems to steer clients to book online. I called via phone many times, but the calls mostly went to voicemail. Speaking to someone in the first place may have prevented this issue, as the online portal mistakenly entered for my dumpster to be picked up a day early. They called before they were on their way to deliver the dumpster, which is nice. They did not call when they picked it up. They offer to charge an extra fee for additional days if needed. How would they do that if they don't answer the phone? Maybe there is a way to alter your order after it's been placed? But if there is, it wasn't clear to me. This was my first time renting a haul off dumpster from them. I could probably do it again without problems now that I know how the system works. They do have some of the best prices in San Diego area. The people that I did speak with were friendly.

Love this Friends of the Library bookstore. Super nice volunteer. My first time was during the 2026…read moreLibrary Friends of San Diego County book crawl last week. That was a great way to get more familiar with the Friends bookstores throughout East County.

this is a cozy little bookshop in the library. Always excellent customer service and a rotating…read morecollection of thousands of books at a great price. For $10 a year you can become a friend of the library and get even cheaper prices on the books.

My daughter loved it here! I first brought my daughter, Bella, when she was barely just turning 2…read morein 2018. I had high anxiety at first because she was my first child so naturally I had a million questions. Cleyce was so sweet, accommodating, & hands down the best caretaker ever. She genuinely loves the kids & builds a trusting relationship towards them. You can see how much the kids there adore her! The house is spacious, clean, with more than enough toys & books to share. The outside is perfect for growing babies/kids to socialize, play, & get their hands dirty! Cleyce is thorough with her COVID Guidelines so you feel safe. She has a husband & 3 kids; the 3 kids play with the kids sometimes too so it's nice to have a couple older kids in the mix. She used to have a couple helpers, but when COVID first hit, she had to reduce. **Note: I'm not sure how it is at the moment. Bella transitioned so smoothly (she did better than Mommy) & Cleyce even helped with potty training! I love the intimidate setting. It was so sad when Bella began to outgrow the place & ready to start Pre-k! Cleyce's home became our 2nd home & it was so hard to go. Bella still talks about how she misses Cleyce & it warms my heart so much. Anyone's kids would be lucky to have Cleyce care for them. She's the best & will always have a special place in our heart!

Cleyce is truly the best. She truly loves my son and has taught him so much. He has more…read moreconfidence with himself and is talking so much more because of Cleyce. I feel very grateful to have found her daycare. When I drop my son off in the morning I know he is great hands. With the help of Cleyce we have implemented a lot of her daily routine with the kids at our own house. If you are starting to consider daycare for your little one check out Cleyces daycare! You won't regret it!

My 90 year old mom has been enjoying taking classes there. She lost her phone yesterday and I…read morecalled the center to give her a message regarding her ride back home. A man who identified himself as Chris answered the phone and you would have thought I asked him for his first born! People now don't want to do anything in their jobs. Instead of being helpful he started off by complaining how difficult it would be to locate her! How difficult is it to get out of your chair, walk in a class and call out a name?! Stop being lazy people, earn your pay. I entrust you with the only mother I have, she is 90 and has mobility issues, she pays for classes you don't give them out for free. How hard is it to say " don't worry, I'll get her the message" instead of acting like it's such a hard thing. Wake up people, you have jobs, take pride in what you do and learn from the work ethic in other countries. The quality of American workers has Declined horribly, workers are rude, uneducated, lazy, complain about EVERYTHING and complain foreigners are taking their jobs. Let's take pride in or jobs and be nice to each other. No paying customers=no job.

Fabulous! I have been going there for years, taking a large variety of classes. In person and…read moreonline. Two locations: Grossmont Center in La Mesa & Rancho Bernardo. And Oasis Everywhere.org is virtual from all over the country. Some categories are: Arts & Crafts, Business, Finance, Legal, Exercise & Dance, Health & Wellness, History & Humanities, Languages, Literature & Visual Arts, Personal Enrichment, Technology. The volunteers are all great!