I remember coming here when it was a restaurant back in the 70s and 80s. Over the years the owners…read morehave leased it to other companies but now they rent it out for events of any kind. I have used it a couple of times for a birthday celebration and paint parties. They have three rooms, 2 bathrooms, and the original wooden bar. No kitchen but I brought in my own catering. It's got a nostalgic feel that can be dressed up or not depending on the theme of your party/event. The staff who manage the spot are friendly, helpful, offer suggestions and will answer all your questions. There is off street free parking and a wine tasting room on the top of the property. I bought wine from them for my parties to support the local business. Check out their website if you are looking for an event venue - www.thewaterfrontrodeo.com. You can go to their website for info and to schedule a tour.

Great place to meet friends for coffee and snacks, nice view and good friendly vibes.read more

I was here for a memorial service and the space and gardens are so nice perfect for a wedding a…read morefamily gathering...tons of parking and such a cozy vintage feel...

I delivered a beautiful, tall 3-tier buttercream wedding cake to this venue, and I was honestly…read moresurprised that they didn't have any proper kitchen, prep, or counter area for vendors bringing food or cakes. There was no real workspace at all. The only small area available was part of the living room, separated from the main salon by a curtain, and it was actually meant for the bride and groom to change and get ready for the ceremony. I ended up having to finish preparing and settling my cake inside my car, which was very inconvenient and unusual for a wedding venue. The manager was nice but it wasn't enough for my problem...+

Our experience with Lefty field has been fairly good. Each season they are making changes and…read moreupdates to support their growing baseball community. I have experienced some racial name calling from the neighbors next to the field while attending one of my son's baseball game. Other than that, I have no complaints.

Massive park with numerous baseball fields usually having multiple games going on at once. It's…read moreamazing to watch my little cousins play baseball on different fields at once, my daughter running around the fields and playing on a playground within vicinity of the field. Birthday parties can be had and friendly games of baseball was so fun! The field is near the freeway and there is a food stand on site for treats and small bites. Cash and cards are accepted. It's enjoyable by all ages. Come out, watch a game or play your own or let your little ones run off sugar highs!

Recently attended a memorial at this location....never stopped in Crockett but always passed the…read moreC&H Factory driving along I-80. Nice little town and this venue is literally located across the street from the C&H Sugar Factory and shares the same parking lot as the Crockett Library and the Old Homestead (event venue) ...place looked a little 'questionable' as its a dated, cinder block building with metal foldingchairs and wood tables. That's how old school it is! At first sight it reminded me of a mess hall...at Alcatraz! After all the linen, flowers, and decorations this place had potential and the drab and depressive feeling of this place became 'festive' even though it was a memorial. And with the energy of the guest, it brought this place back to life.

"There is a light that shines special for you and me..." - The Light by Common…read more ~ THE AMBIANCE ~ Are we in the Bay or are we in Hawaii? Newport Beach? Is this even Vallejo? Karlo and I toured two other venues before visiting the Lighthouse well over a year ago and immediately fell in love with the lush greenery, the palm trees, and the view overlooking the water. The Lighthouse felt like a destination even though it's in the Bay Area. It truly is a hidden gem and we got a lot of questions from our guests as to how we found this place. As a kid, I would often go to Suisun for the weekends with my Lola (Grandma) to visit family. The Carquinez bridge was pretty much the halfway point to getting home or to my Aunt's place - Crossing the Bridge and seeing the C&H Sugar factory served as a marker and indicator for me that I was almost home or almost there. At the venue, there is a pathway that leads to a lookout point where you'll see both the bridge and the sugar factory, and it was then we knew that we were going to get married here. ~ THE VENUE ~ The venue has two lawn areas which naturally lend themselves to a ceremony or cocktail hour space. It's absolutely beautiful. We had our ceremony on the East Lawn (smaller lawn area to the left when facing the Lighthouse from the parking lot). It has a downward slope which made for an amphitheater like setting. We used the green palms as a backdrop for our ceremony and to be honest - it's beautiful as is even without decor. The bigger lawn area is where we had our Cocktail hour and it was the perfect setting and large enough to host 92 guests. We wanted an all in one space where we could have the ceremony and reception at one place, and the Lighthouse offered that. The indoor banquet hall fit our guest count and the windows all around gave a spectacular view to the marina and the sun set. The only downside is the four pillars that hold up the Lighthouse as it does block the view in certain angles especially when my husband and I had our first dance; however, guests got out of their seats to have a closer look. The kitchen also isn't a full kitchen so be aware of this. There's no stove to cook on or to keep food warm, and there is no ice machine. This one didn't really affect us as we had paella catered and everything was done outside on the paella pans and burners. The biggest selling point is the inn upstairs which accommodates up to 8 guests. Our brothers have younger children and we knew that this would be most convenient for them as the kids nap/are in need of a diaper change/need an area to pump. We had two guests who needed to pump and it was nice to be able to offer a comfortable place for them to do so in privacy without having to take up a bathroom stall in the hall. The inn is well equipped, the beds were comfortable, and the decor is tasteful and we loved how history was incorporated in the small touches. It really made for beautiful getting ready photos and was such a pleasure to wake up to a view like that. ~ THE PEOPLE ~ As if the venue is not enough, the people behind the Lighthouse are truly the heart of it all. Crystal, Maggie and Alma like a what lighthouse does, guided us throughout the planning process, checked-in and made sure we were okay throughout the evening. They were so kind through it all and even made sure that my elderly parents were comfortable as mobility is an issue. We booked our vendors based on two things: kindness & connection, and we will never take for granted the hospitality they have offered us both leading up to our Wedding day and on the day-of. Thank you for everything! All in all, if you're looking for a one-of-a-kind, intimate venue, the Lighthouse is it. My husband and I are already looking forward to planning another event here in the near future!

The Lighthouse is an amazing location for any event , but this was the perfect event space for our…read morewedding . I cannot stress enough how great of an experience the planning process and day of was for my husband and I. The beautiful location and event space created a magical backdrop for all of our guests. Many of whom commented on how they loved the location with unbeatable views. Throughout the planning process , we worked with Maggie and her attention to detail and bright personality made the process fun and exciting. Maggie was always reachable by email, text, and call. She and Alma were there the day of the wedding to make sure everything went as planned . Working with them was so easy and they truly made our day even more special. We had a Thursday wedding and the accommodations to the upstairs living space was a perfect photo op spot for the "getting ready" photos , but also allowed our small family to have an intimate dinner the night before to mentally prepare. We found such marvelous vendors on their preferred list. And could not have been happier with the services provided. All that being said, I highly recommend working with the lighthouse to create a highly personalized experience for you and your guests for your next upcoming occasion.

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

I went to visit the Senior Center because I was interested in their fitness program. I live in…read moreHercules but have never visited the Pinole Center. I have Silver Sneakers and the Pinole Senior Center was listed as a location. When I arrived I was treated with rudeness beyond words. I entered the building and was greeted by a women who spoke to me as though I had broken the law. She interrogated me and made me feel most unwelcomed, even though I told her I was there to get information. I won't be going back to this unfriendly environment and shame on them for calling themselves a Senior Center. There is definitely a lack of community service coming from this place

Old dilapidated Bldg as Roof Leaks bad HVAC, Exercise Instructor n Mgrs/Directors r rude,…read morepost-COVID Lunch Prices are now way-overpriced @ $8-$10 ea. w/self service lunches available only 3 Days a week n one must make a pre-reservation a week in advance on Wed afternoon only, so very hard, sad n difficult for many of our Seniors Community to do & partake on limited/Fixed income to deal-with!!!

After spending time exploring downtown Martinez's antique shops and farmers market, we headed over…read moreto Five Suns Brewing Company for lunch and refreshments. It was a beautiful day, perfect for sitting outside and listening to live music. The staff was extremely helpful, answering all of our questions and even offering tastes of their beers and sours. I'm not usually a fan of sours, so I went with the Ernst Amber Ale, while my friends ordered the Cosmo Sour and the P-Wing Sour. For sours, they were surprisingly tasty. I may have to give them another chance. Street Steam Bunz was the food truck of the day, and we ordered rice bowls with bulgogi beef and chicken katsu. Both were served with fried rice, ginger, and pickled cucumbers, and everything was delicious. A great way to spend a Sunday. Five Suns and Street Steam Bunz both earn five stars from me.

We met some friends at Five Suns for a couple of beers on a leisurely Saturday. Our first time…read morehere, but our friends are regulars and spoke highly of this spot. Nice, casual spot to hang out. The staff is friendly and helpful, and happy to make suggestions and provide samples. Prices are actually reasonable, noticeably more so than comparable places. I had an OG Burst, and a Ghost Moon Pilsner. The pilsner was very good. RB had the Granger porter and enjoyed it. There is a food truck by the patio, from which we ordered a grilled cheese, which was good. You can also bring in outside food if you prefer. Would return for another visit next time we're in downtown Martinez.

They were wonderful they allowed us to get in and get out great communication ambiance was nice…read moreand clean great space to give events. They cater to Veterans very reasonable air condition as well

Great place for military retires,, all active duty are very welcome,, lots of on the moment…read morecelebrations and games and parking is close by. Nice to chill out and meet the best people in Benicia

The Martinez Event Center is a beautiful place for any large function…read more We recently hosted a centennial birthday celebration with 150 guests. The food was great, many compliments! Prabin, the Event Manager, was easy to work with and very accommodating. Hats off to the staff who assisted us with the facility & table arrangements. Perfect venue! Note: if hosting an event on Sunday's, there's a Farmers Market until 1pm

I come from a large family, and we always struggle to find a place that can comfortably accommodate…read moreour holiday celebrations. The Martinez Event Center was absolutely perfect, and we plan to make it an annual tradition. Prabin, the owner, was wonderful to work with--easygoing, communicative, and flexible with both the space and the contracting process. The venue itself was clean, well-kept, and thoughtfully set up. They provided tables, chairs, a stage, dance floor, and a speaker system with microphones, which made planning effortless. The food was delicious and plentiful, and the staff consistently replenished both the buffet and beverages throughout the event. No fuss -- they clean up and take care of everything!! Overall, it was an exceptional experience, and we couldn't be happier with our choice.