Had dinner here on Sunday with my family as a guest there food amd customer Service is #1 was so…read moregood and the variety of different salads and desert was top notch Will be back for some tennis

Friendly, traditional tennis club for a membership that really enjoys this amazing sport. Nice…read morerestaurant. Wonderful staff. Easy street parking. Quiet and understated.

This club is WONDERFUL…read more The facilities are pristine. The staff professional. The food scrumptious. The tennis teachers are awesome. The members are sweet. The perfect tennis club. Come for the tennis - stay for the entertainment and FUN! If you are a tennis player - and live close to here - this is a fine club. They offer free coffee and have game nights in the bar area - as well as a great pool, jacuzzi and very clean locker rooms. The restaurant and inside decor is so rich and warm. But the most important part to me is the people. The staff and the members. This club is the best. 5 stars for sure.

Pretty cool place…read more My son had a competition there over the weekend and it was a very nice place to play. The receiving area was very welcoming and was like a large living room. They had a little restaurant that had good offerings. The courts were in really good shape and did t have the black netting which allowed us to watch the game. Great experience!!

One of the best public spots in LA to hit some fuzzies…read more Great tennis courts for weeknight practice with friends. You can reserve a court through the LA Department of Recreation and Parks (laparks.org) for just $6-$12 depending on how long you want to play... super easy and affordable. My one watch-out would be that they fill up quick, so make sure you reserve as early as possible. This park has 10 reservable courts, including 4 pro courts designed for lessons or live ball. If those aren't being used, you can usually hop on them too. It's a peaceful neighborhood with a dedicated parking lot, but even if that fills up, there's plenty of street parking nearby. All around, one of the best public tennis options in the city. Highly recommend.

Found the courts open on Saturday May 16, 2020…read more There was no attendant but the courts were unlocked with the Physical Distancing guidelines posted for the COVID 19 era. Courts were free for the time being, and is first come, first served. Courts were in fair shape slightly dusty but overall in good shape. Have been back since, and I heard that court reservations and payment will commence this coming Friday. It's just great to be playing again!!

These guys really don't know what they're doing.. or they do and were acting maliciously to extract…read moremore money from me. I demo'ed an expensive new racket here which I decided to buy afterward. I told the owner that I loved the settings on the demo racket. The owner then told me that the string tension on the demo is 52lbs, so i said "perfect, that sounds good, the demo felt great" I picked up my brand new, restrung racket yesterday. What he failed to mention is that the demo was strung months ago and now has a tension of 40lbs. My racket played so differently from the demo that I called to check if this was the case. Upon confirming that it indeed was, the owner, rather than admitting he'd made a mistake, told me it was my fault and said it'd be full price of materials and labor to string it again to match the demo, which is what I'd asked for originally. So my experience with Xisle is leaving totally dissatisfied after having spent $350. I would recommend going somewhere more knowledgeable or at least to someone willing to admit they've wronged a customer. It's really a poor way to conduct business.

We have been passing by this location for years never knowing what was inside. Finally had a…read morechance to see when one of my son's coaches invited us to train there. There are Two tennis courts and parking for 4 cars right next to them. We did not go into the store but directly to the courts. They were in really good shape and had benches with an awning for shade. Next time, we'll check out the inside

They are very knowledgeable and helpful. They have a great selection of rackets, shoes, and more…read moreand actually know how to help you pick what you need. They also have a great turnaround on restringing with good pricing.

Great place for tennis lovers! The staff at Santa Monica Tennis Center are super nice, friendly,…read moreand always helpful. Only downside is the limited shoe options, wish they had more sizes and styles available.

Calm, peaceful and awesome view on campus!! Test your tennis skills here at UCLA vs the students!!read more

I come here every year for the tennis tournament. Unfortunately, the draw has gotten smaller over…read morethe years and the event is almost empty. The courts are in excellent shape. It's better to come at night since there is not a lot of shade. Parking is difficult because of campus renovations.

Great mid-sized park on the Eastside of West Hollywood. The park runs vertical on Vista Street from…read moreSanta Monica Blvd; up North to Fountain Avenue. Plummer Park has plenty of open green space with picnic tables throughout for dining or playing board games. Some of the amenities are Tennis Courts with an on-site Tennis Center, several Basketball Courts, a Community Center with an on-site staff, and Fiesta Hall, which is a small auditorium. The park is currently under renovation while adding Pickleball Courts. I feel sorry for the neighbors across the street that have to listen to the annoying sounds of pickleball. There's updated lighting, signage, and furniture throughout the park. At the time of this review, I'm not sure what other renovations are planned. Every Monday there is an open-air Farmers Market. There are about 30 vendors and it's a bit on the pricey side. This market definitely needs a refresh; many of the same farmers/vendors for years. There is plenty of free parking on both ends of the park. The City of West Hollywood does a good job of keeping the park clean and safe. You'll usually see Security Ambassadors in and around the park all day. Plummer Park is definitely family and dog friendly. Blessed to have this jewel close to my home.

BIG WILL: EXCEPTIONAL PLUMMER PARK PORTER…read more I've been visiting Plummer Park for decades. Initially, it was to play basketball. As the years wore on, i frequented it to play and watch tennis, play ping pong, shop at the farmers' market and observe pickleball matches to see what appeals to so many about this "new" sport friendly to all-comers. Big Will, a DMS Porter, has without exception kept the Park clean, including the all-important restrooms which he leaves spotless. Big Will is a huge Dodgers fan. If you see him, ask him to show you the big tatoo that runs the length of his forearm. Plummer Park is lucky to have Big Will on its team!

The restaurant is absolutely beautiful. I'm not a member, but was there as a guest and the view is…read moreextraordinary and the food was delicious.

This place is definitely overrated. Old building needs renovations and a modern facelift…read more The food is fair at best and overpriced. I was here for a family gather with several guests (20+). I had a salad and bow tie pasta with shrimp when I went and so did my mother and grandmother. The portion sizes were all off (grandma got a cup of pasta, I got a few pieces and mom got none!). The dish was also pretty bland, the pasta overcooked. Grandma had to ask extra pesto sauce on the side she she had none and my mom and I had a heaping portion. Very strange plating strategies... Definitely better off going to a modern cafe in Sherman Oaks or Hollywood for a panini, fresh juice and salad than here or taking your family to some family style dining for your event.