There are separate buildings/entrances with a gigantic shared parking lot, but this venue is not…read morethe Athletic Club. The Plex is the building toward the right. The place is a dream for sports lovers. Giant screens for watching your favorite teams, and a plethora of facilities and activities for expending energy. An illuminated video game arcade, giant claw machines, hoops, billiards, and the most cornhole boards I've ever seen in a single setting. Multiple rinks on site... four volleyball courts fit into one, two separate soccer fields, and a roller rink where roller hockey is probably also played, from the looks of it. But this past Friday, I partook in Open Skate here. The skating session started with an annoying online waiver process (required for first-timers) and a $15 fee for an hour-and-a-half time slot. They charge an extra fee for skate rentals, but luckily I have my own rollerblades. Also got myself a green bead necklace which they were giving out for free for St. Paddy's week. There were sets of bleachers at each corner, outside the rink, where I left my shoes (underneath) while skating. It was super breezy in there, kept nice and cool during this heat wave. The floor was massive, with color-changing lights glowing in the dim space. A range of music played through the speakers including songs like David Guetta's Titanium, Save Your Tears by The Weeknd, Beauty and a Beat by Justin Bieber, Hips Don't Lie by Shakira, and Airplanes by B.o.B. My favorite part... ZERO skate aids! Mainly skilled skaters on the floor, even a lot of the kids seemingly. Having fewer inexperienced skaters compared to other roller rinks made for a far more enjoyable time. The house lights turned on at the end of the first session, signaling skaters to exit the rink, as there was a 15-minute break before the next group (two time slots available on Friday and Saturday evenings). The Penalty Box Bar and Grill had two sections and order counters. One was an actual bar restricted to the 21+ crowd. The other was the "grill" serving a wide range of menu items including burgers, tacos, sushi, rice bowls, pizza, wings, and more. There was even a separate area with a multitude of craft beers on tap. And the venue offered endless seating options on multiple levels. Whether celebrating a special occasion with family and friends or having a night out with a significant other, The Plex offers more than enough to keep visitors of all ages active and entertained.

We've had two very special family gatherings at The Plex over the past few months, and I can't say…read moreenough wonderful things about the experience. In November 2025, we celebrated my mother's 90th birthday there, and in March 2026 we returned for her Celebration of Life. Both events were handled with such care, kindness, and professionalism by the amazing management and staff. A special thank you to Alex Del Angel and Elsa for going above and beyond to make everything perfect. Elsa did a beautiful job creating a slideshow that played on the TVs in the area of The Plex where we gathered to celebrate Mom's life. It meant so much to our family and added such a personal, heartfelt touch. What makes this place especially great for family events is that there's truly something for everyone. My young granddaughters had plenty of games and activities to keep them happily busy, while my kids enjoyed playing pool, darts, and spending time in the arcade. Many members of our family also play indoor soccer there every week, so it's already a place that feels like part of our lives. The Plex is more than just a venue--it's a welcoming community space where families can come together, celebrate milestones, and make lasting memories. Thank you again to the entire team for helping us honor my mom in such a meaningful way.

Nice venue. We had…read moredinner with great service. Appetizers were short ribs, which were served grilled with some kim chee, and scallops that were served over something white pured. My favorite was the clam chowder soup, which was creamy, rich, and very tasty. We also shared a salad which had a spring mix, light vinegarette with some asparagus. It needed some kind of goat cheese or feta cheese as well as some nuts. For the main entree, we had a steak (medium rare) with unique onions (?balsamic grilled?) with broccolini that we enjoyed whereas the fish was a little on the dry side over a bed of rissoto. Dessert was creme brulee (good) and a chocolate forest cake (did not taste that great but maybe I don't like cherries like that.) Live music with guitar and singing was occurring in the lounge. That was lovely but it was a little too loud. The atmosphere is nice-- bar area with some table seating in the lounge area. We also liked the patio terrace outside which has fire pits and outdoor games. It has a lovely view of the downtown. (And remember that it does not get dark in San Jose in summers until around 9pm). The club also has a formal dining room, business conference/meeting rooms, ballrooms, etc. for any occasion. Parking is underground in the building and will be validated. Looking forward to our next visit.

Hate to see this place go. Plenty of great memories here. it was a very spectacular place to hang…read moreout nothing like it in San Jose. They told members they were closing with less than a months notice. The Food was very tasty but it failed to fill you up. The social events were well attended. But you could somehow see the decline coming they never fixed the AC. How can you have indoor events in a business club with NO A/C ?? They literally had a swamp cooler in various events. Great place to have a virtual office/ meet up place to meet clients. Great place to network but sadly its leaving after 34 years.

The Foundry is a brand new, indoor sports facility that just opened in Redwood City. It's on…read moreBayshore Rd. between Marsh Rd. and Woodside Rd. Inside it's quite large and cavernous with a slightly springy floor and plenty of space (I never actually saw the other side of the room). It's configurable with Industrial-sized curtains used to divide the large space according to the games and court sizes needed. My daughter just started playing indoor soccer here; The facility is clean and new, but unheated, so dress like you'll be outside. (All the parents kept their coats on.) There's plenty of parking in back, but you'll have to use the nifty stoplight system to get back there; the driveway is only one car wide. Don't be the like the guy today who ignored it and caused a minor traffic jam. First!

Awesome place to play volleyball with nice separated courts…read more They have a small area for free weights for training. Looks like they're able to convert the court services to accommodate other sports like basketball too. It's sorta located in the middle of nowhere off the 101 in between some warehouses and mobile homes.

Super clean, wonderful staff and lifeguards, never overly crowded. Had my son's birthday here and…read moreit was an absolute blast. My kids love it!

Wow, I guess this is our sixth season at Westgate, and we are still super happy with it. They just…read moreresurfaced the pool and rebuilt the party area, and they look great! It'll really come together, I'm sure, when the pool deck gets redone this coming winter. Our cabana club was a bright spot of exercise and fun during the pandemic -- they worked so hard to make sure members could get some safe pool time in all season, even extended the season! It made a world of difference, especially for our boys. We're happy to continue our membership here and enjoy long summer days with friends by the pool!

I've been here times innumerable. I was frequenting here back when it was still Forager, and then…read morechanged hands during Covid to what it is today. And after all this time, so little has been done to improve the space, so I have to slam you for your mismanagement of a great venue. Yes, you are creating space for so many niche hobbies. You're creating community for a crowd I resonate with. But goddamn, you're really shooting yourselves in the foot still. Problems that need to be addressed: 1. If you're booked for a private event, you NEED to declare it to the public. Don't make me walk up intending a night with friends, only to be turned away because you found a better way to make money. Like how hard is it to have an instagram, or a website with an events page (you DO, omfg, USE it) and warn folks. I would say only about half of the private bookings are declared currently; which is absolutely pathetic. Imagine how many people you're pissing off aside from me. How do you expect to cultivate customer loyalty this way? 2. Your restroom facilities..... it's like what you find in a derelict stadium from the 60s. My god. It's gross in there. A huge update is needed. But I guess you're holding out hope that facility can be booked by Hollywood for it's next horror-slasher scene. 3. Your bar program. Are you serious? The same cocktails and same EXACT beers on rotation since you first opened years ago. You're in the heart of the beer capital--SJ use to have 20+ breweries until COVID and Gen-X+Alpha killed it. With all these amazing local producers, you do nothing to support them and source beers that people would love to try. The lack of a bar program is abysmal. Forget missing out on pleasing your patrons with amazing choices. Think about how much money you could be making. I look at your space, the amount of traffic you're getting; and all I see is how you utterly dropped the ball. Talk to any restaurateur/entrepreneur, and they'll tell you how massively you're dumping potential profits. Amongst the various communities that frequent your joint, we all openly hate your bar, and wish it could be expanded: both in size to reduce lines during peak hours and more offerings 4. Acoustics. You've done very little to dampen echo in a building with nothing but hard surfaces. There's never truly a sense of comfort since our ears are constantly assaulted. While there are many other issues, these are the most critical that need to be corrected. The amount of people that I've brought here and met randomly always share the same conclusion: this place is cool, but it could be so much better. As courtesy and creating space for communities that need it, I'll remove this review if you at least address half the issues. We all like you. But just do BETTER. You don't even have to do it for us. Trust me, you'll make more money.

This place is a great find by my partner and we came here last night after a busy day of…read morefestivities. They have such an extensive space to play games and I didn't realize they also have food available here in addition to drinks. We got a sandwich, liquid death and a mocktail! The drinks were refreshing, however, the sandwich was not very good... We played friend sip for 15 minutes or so before transitioning to an improv game. This place is quite busy on a Saturday night and can house several groups of people!

Great facility with ample space for many occasions. Catering was very good. Staff courteous and…read moreready to help. Clean and well organized. The location was perfect also.

This is my second time at this community center. I came for an event. Lots different rooms and…read morespace to host events. There were many other events going on while I was there. Overall, not a bad community center. In this month of December, the community center is decorated with Christmas trees and holiday decors. Makes the place very lively and filled with holiday warmth!

Lovely and quiet backdrop for a wonderful end of year celebration! The location had the kindest…read moreservers and pretty delicious food! The drinks were flowing and the ambiance made our night one to remember! There is a great scenic drive a short distance from Silicon Valley. The majestic country club provide breath taking views while still giving private getaway environment.

This was my first time to the Saratoga country club. We actually rented this as a venue for a…read moreuniversity reception. We didn't get a chance to use any of the amenities such as the pool or golf course. But I was able to see it and it looks incredibly nice. The venue was catered and the staff was super friendly and we had an amazing time.

This is an amazing venue. It's only going to get better when the concourse gets upgraded…read more For events, there really isn't a bad seat in the house, and I've been to many arenas around the world. It feels really intimate.

I had a blast this weekend watching Stars on Ice with Team USA's figure skating champions. The…read moretickets were affordable, and I was able to sit close enough to take close-up shots, but not close enough to smell their sweat. The skaters delivered a spectacular performance, with Alyssa Lui as the main star of the show. My favorite performances include Alyssa reenacting her Olympic performances; Glenn, Levito, and Alyssa dancing to "Golden" from Demon Hunters; and Illia dancing to Eminem's "8-Mile". The bathrooms were clean, and the audience was respectful and mindful of others. I'm sad that they didn't perform a second show in Northern California. 10/10!!!!!!

Love this place!! Great people, equipment, food, location. Pools are clean and courts frequently…read moreresurfaced.

Our daughter had been taking swimming lessons from Coach Tyler for a year and a half by now. With…read morehis coaching, she has progressed tremendously from being timid around the water to enthusiastically jumping in whenever she can. She has learned the basics of backstroke and freestyle, and had just started on the breaststroke and treading. He has made swimming fun and approachable and she looked forward to the weekly lessons. Each lesson ended in a fun time (usually with Tyler spinning her around on a large mat above and onto the water - it takes a lot of energy and yet he still does it for each student). 5 stars for Coach Tyler! - 1 star (for a total of 4 stars) for the administration. We learned by surprise that our lessons were about to end, by a chance phone call we'd made asking about the following week's schedule, only to find out that our private classes would end with the end of the month (which was 2 days away). While we could understand the business need, an earlier proactive communication would have been appreciated.