I hired this group for a special occasion and it didn't disappoint! I was completely impressed with…read moretheir professionalism and customer service. Music was amazing , attire on point & their dedication for accommodating everyone's taste in music. At any given opportunity for live music I'd hire again!!

Good experience coming back from Arizona. Would recommend good food. Just don't like loud noise…read moreonly down fall.

Members only! And by…read moremembers, I'm talking about being enrolled in the armed services at some point. This place has a strict policy, you're either a veteran or you're a friend of a veteran. So how the hell did I end up here? That's a good question! While out getting my drink on with lady friends, we were invited to join Gloria back to the hall for a brew. And at a dollar a pint, who could say no? Friendly bartender. Friendly people... probably because half of them were already drunk off the $1 beers. I don't see myself coming back here, unless, of course, Gloria decides to adopt me as her drinking daughter.

This is a fantastic fair located in Imperial, CA just North of El Centro, CA…read more It has a kid's carnival just inside the main gate and food options just before an entertainment stage and a tunnel to the rest of the fair. The tunnel has many local businesses, face painters, and a bar which sometimes is the place to see Godfrey the Magician performing feats of magic for kids of all ages. Then the buildings begin with an art building being first. Great to see what creations those in the community have put forth each year. Next is my favorite building with great art displays and police/college booths. Many years there are S.T.E.A.M. displays and creations and other years the focus is the community or livestock. This year you can often find Godfrey performing magic in front of a magical patriotic cow. So much fun. Further North is the commercial building full of vendors selling all types of goods and souvenirs. Beyond that is more carnival food booths and the carnival - run by Helm and Sons Amusement, a great company with amazing rides. The main stage always has great bands. Beyond that is the rock building full of gems and minerals. Beyond that is the livestock barns - nearly a dozen buildings full of animals and show arenas. Doc's handwashing station is now a building featuring science exhibits and big games. Finally, there is a building full of exhibits turned in by local children - artwork, Lego builds, etc. A smaller and very windy fair, but one worth visiting. Lots of ground entertainment - magician, juggler, balloon artist, musical act, stilt walkers, etc.

Amazing food was good the vibes are great Had such a great…read moretime at the Town Fair! The atmosphere was fun and welcoming, the food was delicious, and there were plenty of activities for families and kids. Definitely looking forward to going again next year!

Best option in 20-30 mile radius for business travelers. So it's more of a 3-star but I enjoyed my…read morestay. Check-in process was pleasant - the check-in staff was friendly and funny. The grounds people were active during the day but friendly as well. They keep the grounds clean but the road is rough coming in. The rooms are outdoor and one side of the building faces a field where migrant workers are busting their butts. The gate that separates the workers from the parking lot of the resort is less than 50 feet, and perhaps less than 200 feet from your front door depending on your room. So I was able to watch them as I sat in my car to witness something I've only read about (R.I.P. Cesar Chavez). It helps you appreciate how you get your food....But the room had a balcony where I could tuck away my American guilt to find two chairs with a nice view of the golf course which is well-manicured. And I could see a few people playing golf. It was peaceful sitting out there. My room was spacious, clean, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, work desk with chair and lounge chair and a separate bench ottoman tucked under TV. The bathroom was surprisingly small. I can get to El Centro in less than 15 minutes for restaurants. There is a restaurant on-site but I did not eat there (and recommend just going into El Centro) And 7-11, a small market and Family Dollar is 3 miles away if you want snacks or bottled water. Overall, good stay. I'll return.

I don't know what types of rooms these other people got, but we were 100% dupped into staying at…read morethis complete DUMP and I walked up and down this property and it was a complete shit show. It is now called the Ramada by Wyndham but should be called the Dirty No Tell Motel. After getting our room key there was a drunk lady next to us at our room who had broken out car windows and was slurring so bad I had to stop talking to her after I made sure she was ok. When we got in the room the pillows had brown hair all over them, the bedding did not look clean, and the room smelled like dank air. Only good thing about the room, was the toilet and sink where brand new. Thank God we only have to sleep here a couple hours before we continue our drive to San Diego. Stay as far as you can away from this hotel, it is not what it looks like online and is not any sort of resort or country club. Buyers beware.

I have a membership at cinemark and I go at least once a week it is my favorite time of the week…read moreand I always enjoy it there but sometimes the workers ..... never mind

This is a really good theater. It's never crowded, the staff is friendly and it is spotlessly…read moreclean. Lots of parking and attached to a mall, so if you want to go shopping or get non-theatre food that is a possibility. Speaking of food and snacks, they are pricey but actually really good. They make it right when you order, which is nice.

The worker are the worst, dont even get me started with this danm "you cant watch this if your a…read moreminor," I get it its rated R but the movie doesn't even show anything thats serious to minors. This is just so stupid and ridiculous and to the lady in the front maybe next time dont have a stick up your butt.

The movie we saw was really good. Few people there. Couldn't tell if it was clean or not because it…read morewas really dark in the room. The only problem I had was the ticket guy. He wasn't being fair. I had to keep my water bottle out of the theatre while a woman was able to bring hers in. No one was hiding anything. She had her giant water bottle just as exposed as mine. But she got to bring it in and not me. Idk if that is fair. But I don't see it. That was the only issue I had.

One of the premiere venues in the Imperial Valley for functions, party's, or weddings. It is a…read moreSwiss Heritage and Cultural Center for the local Swiss immigrant families that founded the farming region and town of Holtville. Twice a year they hold a Swiss Schwingfest or Swiss Festival with Swiss Food, Dancing, and Wrestling.

There is a large community of Swiss immigrants and their descendants in the Imperial Valley. I…read moreasked my friend to drive me out to the Swiss Club so I could see it. It was a longer drive than I realized it would be. She told me about all the activities that area held there and are sponsored b y the Swiss residents. Wrestling, Dancing, a Swiss band, the Schwingfest, etc. I told her to let me know the next time they had an event and maybe I would drive over from San Diego to attend it and have another visit with her.

The owner is very sweet and nice and her store carries a lot of great vintage items, from jewelry…read moreto shoes to purses.

Best tiendita to buy an original outfit, you will find unique clothing pieces, since you step in…read moreyou can feel the positive vibe