I was here for the Annual Celebrity Sweat Flag Football Game featuring Dwight Howard's team vs…read more Quavo's team, which included athletes, entertainers, and influencers. The stadium is very clean, and the layout makes it easy to get around without feeling chaotic. Parking was smooth thanks to the nearby parking garage, which made arrival and departure stress free. The exterior of the stadium has a classic, almost Rome Coliseum-like vibe that gives it a grand, historic feel as you navigate around. Food wise, I decided to try the chicken tenders with a side of tater tots. The chicken tenders were decent, and the tater tots were too crunchy like it was overcooked. All in all, it's a nice stadium with good facilities, clean spaces, and a beautiful stadium exterior that stands out. It's worth a visit for games and special events, even if the concession food could use some improvement.

We attended a recent CAL game for the home opener and what a cool experience to also checkout the…read morenew Oski's Village x Football Fan Fest Zone essentially located right across the street from the Stadium on CAL's campus. Oski's Village is open three hours before kickoff for every home game. Our experience featured a chicken and waffle food truck, local brews from Almanac, an amazing live music performance (and conga line thru the crowd), an Oski appearance, fun kiddo/adult lawn games/entertainment, photo ops, and more festivities. It's been a minute since I've been to this Stadium, and I will say it's a beauty! I dig the local collabs with food and bev, awesome staff, and just nostalgic feels within the interior/exterior. And the marching band...the marching band! We def sat in the nosebleeds, but even the crowd is super cool and kiddo-friendly. There's just something about a hometown college team that you can't do anything but smile and root for..also, my college didn't have a football team so maybe that's a bias :)) All in all, Oski's Village made it quite the experience for everyone..appreciate game day inclusivity for young ones too! We took BART to/from the game, supporting East Bay transpo + athletics thru and thru. Highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time!

Came here for a college basketball game and it was an experience. Definitely smaller than the NBA…read morearenas I've been to, but I had a good time still. They shoot fire from the top of the basketball nets (and you really can feel the heat!). I didn't get any concessions, but workers do walk around with items so you don't need to leave your seat. They're still quite pricey based on what I overheard, so don't think you'll get cheap snacks/drinks just because you're at a college game.

A more intimate D1 arena for competitive hoops. Good view from anywhere. Great Bears fans. Tarheel…read morefans traveled well. Awesome game atmosphere throughout with Cal taking out a top15 UNC. Good security and staff. Smooth entry and exit. Would come watch another game here for sure.

​What can I say about the Greek Theatre that hasn't been said before? It is easily one of the best…read moremusic venues in California. Live music under the stars. It is absolutely beautiful and not too big. Like everybody else says, there is not a bad seat in the house! ​The seats are all concrete, though, so yes--bring a cushion for your tushy. ​They are also very generous and relaxed about rules. You can bring a blanket, your own food, and even refillable water bottles since they have water stations inside. They also sell alcohol, non-alcoholic drinks, beverages, and food. It's just an amazing venue.

I love seeing concerts at the Greek. Such an intimate space without a bad seat in the place. I…read morelove watching the sun set as the opening act warms up the crowd and gets us ready for the main act. It's a whole vibe. The only issue I have is since the seats are on elongated stone steps, so the person sitting behind me at one show was tapping their foot on my jeans. It's not enough to stop me from attending shows there though.

My cousin's graduation was held here and surprisingly, I had no issues finding parking. I found a…read morenearby parking garage and walked a block over and the hall is very easy to find on campus. There were plenty of seats and the bathrooms are clean. They have non gender bathrooms as well.

Solid venue for concerts, speakers, and other cultural events…read more I remember seeing a Chinese opera performance here with my mom (a Cal alumna) and one of her college friends. More recently, I saw Broadway star Kelli O'Hara perform. It was wonderful! I will say that (and this is probably due to NIMBY boomers in the city of Berkeley) the audience skewed very old. Maybe we should build more housing in Berkeley so young families and more diverse people can enjoy Zellerbach as I have. Nice service and staff and volunteers. Cal alumni can get discounts. There's a restaurant and bar inside too.

So fun and unique. Came here with someone I was meeting for the first time and we had a blast…read more Games were a good mix of mental and physical. Lots of figuring things out and collaborating. We sucked but took it in stride and still had a really good. Currently there are 6 gaming rooms, though more rooms are in the works. The games offered in each room change depending on how many people are in your group. And there are different levels, so once you beat the game, you can return to the same room to advance to the next level. If you fail, you leave the room for it to reset and then can return to try again as many times as you want. I'd never done escape rooms or anything like this, and was really impressed at the sophistication and technology. You get 1 hour and 45 minutes to play, and time flies fast. Came on a Friday night at 8pm and there were only about 2 other groups. Free parking in lot. The man showing us around (Tim?) was really nice. Overall a great experience to try. I'll be back with other friends for sure.

Came here with my family of 4 (2 teens), and we had a blast. We enjoy games, puzzles and escape…read morerooms, so this seemed up our alley while still being something "different" that we've never done before. We beat at least level 1 on all the rooms except one--the marble contraption. I enjoyed that there was a good mix of skills required in each of the rooms. Some of the physical ones really tired me out! I think this would be a good birthday party activity for 7/8th grade kids and above, as long as they're semi-mature and the type of kids that enjoy puzzles.

For a college baseball stadium it's alright. I would recommend to sit higher up on the bleachers…read morebecause the first handful of rows gives you no views unless you like to see the players backs and just see the baseball flying. Usually a nice crowd pops up from time to time. They got plenty of food insight and even some merchandise. Outside there's a ticket booth and security. Try not to bring too much but it's usually laid back but don't quote me too much. You can sit anywhere and there's ADA seating as well. A nice sundown and some baseball with a beer I would call it a nice little evening. I believe on Tuesdays the hot dogs are two dollars. I like the little grassy area to sit and picnic behind home plate. If you're a UC Berkeley student the games are free with your student ID.

Cal vs ASU baseball, I got lucky with parking, not a bad field to watch, not a ton of seating,…read moreambience so-so, food nah.

I've been taking classes (playing in bands) here for four years. Gotten me back on track in terms…read moreof my playing. It's also becoming a good place to hear concerts, hard to find any creative music venues these days.

Attended a class on early radio and Duke Ellington taught by Jayn Pettingill. Acquired new…read moreknowledge. Looking forward to hearing jazz from students on Tuesday nights.

Witter Rugby Field is a wonderful place to watch rugby. Located in Strawberry Canyon above the…read morefootball stadium the scenery is spectacular. It is a small ground (5,000 capacity according to Wikipedia) but that adds to relaxed atmosphere of the place. Admission is only $10 and the standard of rugby is high. I would recommend it to anyone who has never seen a rugby match before.

Great place to watch Cal Bears play some rugby! I wish I had taken advantage of the free admission…read moreticket when I was a student, but it's still only $10 for adults which isn't too bad. There are bleachers on both sides of the field and a stand that sells all types of Cal gear from t-shirts to rugby-specific clothing. The opposite side has the food stand which has the usual hot dog, pretzel, nachos, candy, etc. and a small enclosed area where you can drink beer. Parking can be a pain since a lot of the parking is taken by the frats/sororities up near the stadium so come early!

Berkeley City College Campus is so gorgeous. I have seen students, staff, and teachers in friendly…read morecommunication. I felt comfortable in the college. I took ASL classes and digital photography classes for my major. Good coffee shops and restaurants are close to the Berkeley City College campus. I took the Bart from San Leandro to Berkeley College, and it's easy and fun. Thank you!

BCC is awful. I gave every one of my teachers a 1 star rating on Rate My Teacher .com…read more Administration has a policy of not hiring teachers with a good educational background. BCC teachers do not have doctorates even though UC Berkeley is right up the hill and full of professors who have doctorates and need the money from teaching. I believe Administration maintains this policy because they themselves have such a low bar for their administrators that they are too stupid, uneducated, and lazy themselves to be able to handle real professors at the college raising the bar and making the school a better place to learn. BCC is simply a holding pattern to screen students for UC Berkeley. BCC isn't there to help students learn. Each class is like sitting through detention. I will never attend BCC again even if my life depended on it. BCC SUCKS.