I've been part of the WCOF for a few months and I love it! We gather once a month and discuss how…read morewe can help local organizations like domestic violence shelters, collect donations like socks for the homeless, and volunteer at different events in our community. It's been amazing being a part of this sisterhood. I've met incredible women that I consider friends.

I joined the Woman's Club of Fullerton to find opportunities to help out in the community where I…read morelive. What I found is an amazing group of ladies that I'm proud to call dear friends. They are truly caring women, not only for the community but for each other. And we have so much fun together volunteering and socializing. It's a great group ~ you should check it out!

I've been a member for many years. It's a great…read moreorganization for gaining professional and layman knowledge on all aspects of plumeria! It's a friendly and supportive organization. There are monthly meetings that include free plumeria cutting raffles, vendors, with a large variety of potted plumeria as well as cuttings from common to exotic. There is an Annual fee of about $35 which includes an annual luau with a Hawaiian feast, entertainment, give aways and with members supplementing with pot luck foods. I highly recommend this organization. If you decide to join, be sure to say "hi!"

I pulled my original review because apparently I offended someone by suggesting that people who…read morelike plumeria are dorks. Maybe I made a few assumptions that aren't necessarily true. My logic was as follows: I am a dork and I usually find myself hanging out with other dorks doing dorky things. I hang out at the South Coast Plumeria Society meetings so I assumed that we, people who love plumeria enough to form a club and attend meetings about flowers, are dorks. If I was incorrect in my logic I apologize. However, if you love plumeria and you're cool you probably wouldn't have time to attend our club's meetings because they're on Sundays and you'd probably be busy doing cool things like watching football, recycling your trash, or teaching your dog how to shake. For the rest of us, this club is great. You get to meet local growers and everyone in the society is super nice and welcoming to new members. I do, however, stand by one of my original comments, if you like roses go to hell. Seriously, those meetings are on a Wednesday right past the fire next to the brimstone.

Bartenders are nice here and pretty quick to order drinks. Parking is tricky but they have…read moresomething together with Indian church walking distance. They seem to be super family friends bond here. Regulars are on time. Hours are bit tricky so days off check with social media. They are having a quite a turn of fun events here. Try them out and become a member bc you can travel and are always welcome to any Moose fraternity if Membership is good.

I've been to this lodge a couple times and never experienced the type of service I've been able to…read morewrite about until today. "CINDY" the bartender went over and beyond! She was so informative, so respectful and at the same time taking care of her bar. She was the sweetest bartender and making sure my experience was enjoyable. Very attentive and lovely

I have the privilege of dining at Club 33 for my friend's birthday and it was an incredible…read moreexperience! Staff first welcomed us in the court of angels (downstairs courtyard area) and greeted us with refreshing chill towelettes. Afterwards, we were given a mini tour of the lounge and dining area. It was Alice in Wonderland themed and the interior was super cute and most importantly, ACed. We got a prix fix dinner with 4 courses: Steak tartare (4/5): pretty good standard steak tartare! Shrimp (4/5): super flavorful. My friends got the lamb porterhouse which was 5/5 and super tender and flavorful without the gaminess. American wagyu ribeye (3/5): the steak itself was pretty tough and lean. I had some difficulty even cutting slices. Would definitely skip this one. Cheese plate (4/5): pretty standard cheese plate. Overall, really great experience! The food itself isn't mind blowing, but the atmosphere, staff, and good vibes made our experience at Disney! Also, the bathroom is super nice to check out (they have personal mouthwashes, floss, and a powder area).

Had the privilege of being invited to dine here. The experience was something I enjoyed and one I…read moream thankful for. Service coming in was very hospitable and the woman who greeted us and walked us into the dining room was welcoming and kind. From there, I did not note any other servers who were as attentive or personable as she was. Regarding food, it's prix fixe and options were extensive in my eyes since our party had a variety of allergies as well as picky eaters. Here is my ranking of what I ordered: Bread rolls: 7/10 doughy but good to hold you over Beef Tartare: 9/10 (Toast was dry and tough to cut through and even had one of our party using their hands trying to eat this dish but overall good flavor.) Lamb Porterhouse: 10/10 (Incredible flavor and cook on this. The only down side was how small this was because I wanted more with how delicious it was) American Wagyu Eye of Ribeye: 7.5/10 (I can make food like this better at home. Was extremely dry on its own and felt like I had to saw through this with my knife. Fava beans were bland and not my favorite component here either. Cheese Plate: 9/10 (Standard and they were very accommodating in switching out the bleu cheese for something else) Overall, the experience was something intriguing since not many people get the opportunity to do. They even had merchandise for purchase but didn't pull the trigger on that. If I were to be invited to return, I think I would go for the vibes with friends but not necessarily because I felt the food was phenomenal (The turkey leg is still so much better and unbeatable at the park). Also prices for drinks were also obnoxious but maybe that's to be expected in this park. Last thing to note for future diners, this place had majority of us freaking out over the dress code but the place seems lax on it since we saw people with disney merch on and mickey ears (which we were informed were absolutely not allowed in).

I had an absolutely incredible experience at the club, and a huge part of that was thanks to…read moreDaniel. He went above and beyond his role as a bouncer and took the time to personally show me around the club, including some of the hidden and secret rooms that most people never get to see. I look forward to planning a future event here. Cold beer and good music excellent times.

Came in an hour before closing and was kicked out 5 minutes after buying a drink. The bouncer was…read moreso unfriendly and seems to be sexual with the bartender. genuinely never come here promise there's better places around.

The staff is beyond helpful and they are very communicative. Everything we were needing for our…read morewedding reception they accommodated with no issues.

Beautiful location to celebrate a special occasion. Staff…read morewas very friendly, the gentleman and lady behind the bar were wonderful and very friendly. They made celebrating a wonderful family member even more special .

Everything! The bartenders are great! The people are very nice. It's a pleasant and scenic Legion.read more

My husband just transferred to this American Legion 72. We both went in today and I was impressed…read morewith the friendliness and warmth of the Commander and his wife. Plus folks were friendly, enjoying their food and drinks along with watching sports. Husband ate there the other night and said the food was very good. They have an active Auxillary, too.

I was looking for a new hobby and wanted to try pottery. Listening to music while drawing by myself…read morealways helps me destress, so I figured pottery would feel the same way. I came across Muddy Studio during my search and decided to give it a try. At $140 for a month--three hours a day, once a week--I thought it was a great, budget-friendly hobby to enjoy.From the very first class, our instructor, Sam, taught us pottery in great detail. Sam majored in pottery and was incredibly kind, thorough, and helpful. Now that I've finished my first month, I've decided to sign up for another month! I truly believe this place is an excellent option for anyone looking for a hobby. The studio owners are also wonderfully nice, and the atmosphere is so friendly that everyone can easily become friends.If you need some healing from your busy daily routine, you should definitely give it a try! Parking can be a bit challenging, but it's not impossible since you can just park on the street and walk over.

I am just wrapping up my first set of classes and I signed up for next month. The adult classes are…read morevery affordable at $140 for four 3-hour sessions plus $15 for 15 lbs of clay. They offer classes MTWThFSa and morning/night times for those looking for flexibility. Heather is a great instructor and I've learned so much in the past month. I'm really looking forward to glazing and firing my pieces!