My husband and I have been wanting to check this out for a while and finally got a chance to last…read moreweekend. Thanks to the San Mateo County Parks Department, this Sunday road closure to motorized vehicles really creates such an awesome experience for cyclists, runners, snd even in-line skaters (saw a couple of those). From the main entrance to Filoli to Highway 92, the closure covers about 3.8 miles along Cañada Road in Woodside. You get scenic views of Crystal Springs Reservoir along the way, and pass the Pulgas Water Temple too. The great thing is that they open the pedestrian gate to the temple so we were able to ride our bikes in and walk around the water temple before hitting the road on our bikes again. There are porto-potties in their parking lot as a friendly FYI. You could also ride into Filoli and grab a snack at their cafe or park your bikes and check out the gardens there (with paid admission). Once you pass the Filoli entrance headed southbound on Cañada Rd, cars are back on the road so definitely watch out for them. We noticed quite a few drivers who seemed to be looking for Filoli and driving like they were lost or just unsure, if you know what I mean. Keep to the shoulder/bike lane when headed back toward Edgewood Rd. Bicycle Sundays road closure is 9am-3pm every Sunday except for holiday weekends. Here's the website for more info: www.smcgov.org/parks/bicycle-sunday I wish more towns did this every Sunday or even just once a month! Such a great way to promote an active lifestyle, and safe roads for cyclists and runners to train or just enjoy a beautiful day out! (Side note: not sure why this Yelp page says this is a "Bike Rental" business in Belmont, but I tried to inform them of the mistake - March 2026)

I have been coming here almost weekly. The official Sunday bike ride is closed, but the bike lanes…read moreare still open. There are plenty of cyclists and hikers who come here to get some exercise in. Canada road has some small rolling hills, the incline is around 3.8 %, great place to train and for beginner cyclists. There are only 2 stop signs so you don't have to stop that often either. You can stop at Robert's market to get some food and drinks, turn around, or continue on to Palo Alto, Kings Mountain Road ( for a fun climb), or where ever else you would like to go. Heading back is slightly more of a climb than heading south, so save some energy. Have fun and stay safe.

Came for my 30th birthday, left with one less irrational fear…read more I'm terrified of heights, but Nakela was so calm, funny, and reassuring that I somehow ended up actually enjoying myself. He made the whole experience feel safe and unforgettable. If you're on the fence (or white-knuckling it like I was), book with Nakela. He'll have you conquering fears and grinning the whole way. Thanks for making my 30th one I'll never forget!!! You rule!!

What a phenomenal experience! I surprised my husband with a Fly with Friends experience. No flights…read moreexperience needed, a pilot goes up there with you. Alexis took care of the takeoff and landing, and did an excellent job coaching my husband during the flight. I recommend this for anyone that wants to try flying and/or see the Bay Area from through new eyes'

This an annual community bike event. It's is sponsored by Foster City Parks and Recreation…read moreDepartment and Foster City Mother's Club. They provide free bike safety check and refreshments ( bottled water, sliced oranges) at check in prior to the ride. The event draws close to 75 riders and it has two rides: a 5 mile course and a 12 mile course. For the most part, both rides are on the bay trail and Foster City Police provide escort on the roads until the riders reach the trail. There is a rest stop at the half way point where refreshments are provided and then back to the starting point. At the end of the ride, complimentary ice cream is served and a souvenir is given to each rider. Great community event where families bring their kids and enjoy a bike ride on the trail with their neighbors. This event usually happens towards the end of September. Check www.fostercity.org for further info

I booked a Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito tour back in March for 6/13/2026. Upon arrival I was…read moreinstantly greeted by the friendly employee who checked me in, provided me a helmet and set me up with an e-bike. All of the equipment seemed well maintained and I had no issues with it throughout my tour. Joey was the tour guide for me and the six others in our group. Joey was knowledgeable about San Francisco and it's history as he provided numerous bits of information at each stop along our route. The views were great although we got a foggy day so never had a full view of the bridge. The weather was great and I was comfortable in a sweatshirt although the drive across the bridge was way colder than I expected! I felt that this tour is well worth the price and it was nice to have a stress free experience being guided throughout the city and across the bridge. Sausalito is also a very cute town with tons of dining options. When the tour ends, you are left to explore on your own and just have to get your bike back before closing time. I prepaid for a ferry ticket (Sausalito back to San Fran) when I booked my reservation. Unfortunately, they forgot to give me the voucher when I left for the tour so I had to purchase my own ticket on the ferry and obtained a refund upon my return. It was $8.25 to buy my ticket for the ferry (includes your bike) but they charged $18.00 online. I consider it a win. I am super glad I rented an e-bike because there is no way I would have made the tour on a pedal bike. It was a pretty long distance with a few big hills. I would say you have to be an avid biker to be able to pull it off although the employees insist people do it all the time.

Super great business! An employee named Chance was the one who helped me out, and he was very…read morefriendly and answered all of my questions! Definitely recommend coming here!

WOW! What a tour! My family and I had the best time on the Segway tour during the Labor Day…read moreholiday, big time thank you, Drew! Seriously, for a group of first-timers, you couldn't have been more patient or more of an awesome guide. We loved hearing all the cool stories about the navigation tree, the redwood forest, the telescope viewing in the Chabot Space center and everything in between. You made it all so interesting and fun. It was definitely the highlight of our trip. Thanks for being such a great guide and making our first Segway experience unforgettable! Cheers, JTC

Absolutely 5/5 stars !…read more We are so glad to find Drew and his Segway tour! Drew is the expert in the Segway industry and also a nicest guy we met in our trip ! First he make sure every one get training and feeling comfortable and safe to ride the Segway. Then he guided us for the 2 hours private tour. He is a great tour guide also the best photographer during the tour trip. He took all of the pictures and videos and send us all the pictures later without any additional charge. Highly recommended to anyone who want to explore San Francisco without walking. (Must wear a jacket and long pants due to heavy cold wind)

Great customer service and really good bikes. My wife and I…read morerented Trek e-bikes for the day and it worked out visiting wineries along Dry Creek Road. Call or book ahead online

There are not enough stars for this review!…read more Every bit of this outfit is outstanding. The staff is friendly, informative and patient. The equipment is ideal for the area, with plenty off choices for more intense rides. The options for "trails" are urban for the local area, and north and south for the Wineries. We had a package deal that has a guide for the first day and on our own for the second day. Our guide, Taylor, was way cool. A local farmer/roadie/ San Fran local, with keen intel on the farming/bio-dynmic/ foodie/ family history. He clearly has a great history and relationship with the folks we stopped at and every bit was personable and flexible. He had an excellent read on the strength and weakness of the group. Overall, we did a gentle 20 miles on cushie bikes and drank a touch more wine then is good for willfully concurring the hills. We had a group of 6 and took a north loop that peaked at Quivira with the most spectacular bio-dynamic gardens. I mean bees, pigs, chickens and just the coolest raised beds I have ever seen. Seriously, I could happily retire and intern here. Our second day, was on our own on the southern route, me thinks just about 23 miles. My Aunt made it to Porter Creek (not on purpose) but I peaked at Thomas George Estate. We followed recommendations and lunched at Arista. Worthy!!! This is another heaven on Earth spot. It is not over rated. My only small complaint, on the second day (far beyond the control of the good folks at Wine County Bikes was the aggressive construction truck drivers. Mind you...there is a consistent "you're going to get hurt bad if you come off the road" with no clear bike lane. With that said the greater majority of cars, albeit fast, are very good about dealing with "tourist bike riders". Highly recommended!!!!!!

Caitlin was the nicest tour guide. She had us walking through nature and explained a lot about…read moremushroom hunting, and made the experience magic.

We went on the short hike adventure. This hike is perfect for someone who is a beginner who hasn't…read morethought about foraging in a forest before. We all learned something new. The guide was very nice and informative. Meeting at one location, then meeting at another 5 minutes away seemed like a time filler. I would recommend just giving a meeting location and starting on time at the location. People should be able to handle going pee and getting coffee on their own before a hike. Seriously, I would consider dropping that part of the tour. For the price I would have hoped for a location that was a little more remote or wooded. We walked 0.5 miles and could see the parking lot the whole time. A great addition would be to make a little helpful hints guide for all of the participants so they can look back and remember the tips. That would make the price seem more worth it.

Dropped off my bike here for a minor tune up for $120.00. They're pretty slammed and after you…read moredrop off bike, they'll give you a future date to get on the schedule to work on it. Mine was scheduled to be worked on 7/8 Wed and was ready by Fri afternoon. My only gripe was invoice amount was $139.76 but was charged $144. Maybe it was a processing fee for cc but wasn't told about it nor on the invoice. Located in a run down old plaza with a lot of parking at least.

‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ Super sweet and caring bike shop owner, Matt took such excellent care of my babies…read moretoday! He taught Zack how to ride a bike, helped find the perfect bikes our kids felt so comfortable in, plus safety gear! What a treat and wonderful memorable learning experience!!! The kids are so excited, grateful, and happy!

Bike rides well after its tune-up, BUT the giant "99.99 tune up" billboard is misleading -- that…read moreprice is for labor only. They charge an additional $44.99 for parts. Read your service ticket carefully (both "parts" and "labor" columns) to avoid unwanted surprises at pickup. Pricing does not feel transparent.

Cleaning out the garage--my dusty, rarely ridden Specialized bike was leaning against the wall. Not…read moreonly was it dirty & dusty, I had a hard time removing the wheels, among other issues and I figured let's get it cleaned & tuned up so it'll be rideable. I brought my bike in for what I thought would be just a tune up only to learn that my gear shifters were also broken and needed replacing. What I thought was going to be only a tune up, turned out to be a bigger job with other little things needing fixing. I decided it was worth the price, otherwise I would have an unusable bike in my garage. It took under a week and my bike fixed and was as good as new. The cost was about $200 for the tune up, shifter replacement, grip replacement & labor. Now my bike is ready to go! Great job! I am very pleased with my bike and would definitely recommend them for your bike needs.

Our team of engineers from Meta had an incredible experience with Chef and the entire team. From…read morethe very beginning, communication was effortless--they were responsive, flexible, and made organizing our team event completely stress-free. The venue was warm and welcoming, creating the perfect atmosphere for a team gathering. The hospitality was exceptional, and everyone on our team felt genuinely taken care of. The food was outstanding, and the entire experience struck a great balance between fun, relaxation, and team bonding. One of the highlights was the generous surprise of complimentary wine served by our host, which made the evening feel even more special. It's clear they truly care about creating a memorable experience for their guests. If you're looking for a unique venue for a corporate team event, offsite, or celebration, I highly recommend this place. Our entire team left with nothing but great memories, and we'd absolutely love to come back!

Had the absolute pleasure of taking cooking classes with Chef Teena's team for our Corporate…read moreHoliday Team Event. The whole experience was so pleasant and smooth, from registering, to fixating the menu (that met our team's dietary needs), the location, etc. Parking was super convenient, the space was super clean, and the team was very friendly, organized, and professional. Each dish was super fun to make, and it was the most rewarding feeling when we all sat down to eat together and enjoy the delicious meal we all cooked. To top it off we also received a complimentary dessert which was the best!!! Thank you Team CurrySutra for such an amazing team bonding experience. We can't wait to be back!!!