Got here at 12:18pm and out by 12:45pm. I was quite surprised. There were 4 windows open and about…read more10 other people waiting.

If you're patient and diligent enough to wait to speak with an SSA representative by phone, you'll…read morelearn how to obtain the info you're seeking and if the rep doesn't know or has no way of predicting the unknown, they'll be honest and tell you so. Be respectful and grateful for their assistance. Cutbacks haven't made their jobs any easier.

The City of Pacifica is very close to the Daly City. It is a less than 10 minutes drive only. It…read morechanged from a city to a beautiful resort destination! I love Pacifica! It has many excellent restaurants and gorgeous beaches. I love the pier in Pacifica, and the Sunset is so beautiful! Parking is the only issue in Pacifica on the weekend. Many people here try to enjoy mother nature with a very short distance from the city. The parking lot next to Pacifica Beach, next to the most famous Taco Bell in the world, always has so many cars trying to get parking. The parking lot also does not have enough parking ticket machines. I saw a line in front of the machine all the time. I hope the city will install a few more parking machines there.

Pacifica - fun fact Pacifica is the location of the oldest European discovery of the SF bay!…read more It's a seaside city located between San Francisco and Half Moon Bay! I love the beach it's long it's family friendly and it's easily accessible ! Come and check it out next time you're on the area!

Like any city hall for a small city, Pacifica's City Hall does a good job when working with the…read moreresources and rules the have to work with. Looking forward to more decent service.

Update. Just received a mail from department of homeland security that they need the original…read morenaturalization certificate. When i first applied at the city hall of pacifica i gave them my original coz the instructions clearly said so, but the municipal clerk said they only need the copy and made a photo copy of my naturalization. I believed her since she's the municipal employee. Now my passport processing has been delayed since i need to send the original. What a waste of time. If you are looking to apply for a passport just go to the post office or city of daly city, they know what they're doing.

It's very small in here…read more Took me 10 mins to realize there is a downstairs. Which is where you'll go for special events like art classes or workshops. Some cool activities hosted here is painting, ornament making for holidays, arts crafts. Check the calendar for events SMALL parking lot or park on the street and walk it. On a hill.

Love the availability of Sharp Park library in our area, and its friendly and helpful staff. What…read morean improvement! Hours are great. So thankful for these services to the community. From a grateful long-time resident living in wonderful Pacifica: Peace & Love to All!

Booking this place for my daughters first birthday was a breeze! Everyone I've talked to there is…read moreso friendly. I rented the auditorium which is very spacious. I wanted to give 4.5 stars but can't so I rounded up to 5. Only reason is your guest would have to pay for parking if they can't find street parking & I didn't know my guest had to pay for parking til the day of my party. But all in all that was the only CON I had. I wish they would let the guest park there for free & any outsiders like the people that park there for the beach should pay.... Oh & the refundable deposit was sent back to me the next business day which was a plus! Thanks Pacifica community center for the awesome experience! I would most definitely rent this place out again.

I am writing this review simply because I just came back from a haunted house here that the kids…read morecreated and put on. They did a terrific job! They certainly gave my friends and I a good scare. I'll be going back next Halloween! not to mention, the price to enter the Haunted House was very reasonable.

Pacifica Coastside Museum is a tiny museum that features the town's history and development in the…read more19th century. This museum is located along the 1 fwy by the coast. They offer free admission. So everyone is welcome! :D I was greeted by two old female docents and were excited to see me. They have a very limited exhibits and artifacts as well as a gift shop. I was able to see everything from the bathroom to the cardboard exhibits in less than 30 mins. Parking lot available as well as street parking. Overall, it's just a small town museum.

This place has extremely limited days/hours of operation, I had to stop by and take advantage while…read moreI was in the area. One of the docents, Susan, was lovely, eager to share amusing stories about and the history of different pieces in the museum. Otherwise, it's a self-paced and self-guided tour. Some of the more interesting parts were the model railroad exhibit made up of the beaches, mountains, and buildings along the Pacific Coast Highway, articles about the "surfing Santa" who skydived into a shopping center to put on a show for the kids in 1963 but ended up in the ocean and was saved by surfers, and historical photos of Devil's Slide. There's even a sports room which includes a display of the memories of Sea Bowl. It was nice to see and learn a little bit about the history of this town. Parking was free and easy right next to the little brown church. There's a gift shop too, but I skipped it during my recent visit. With free admission, this museum is definitely woth checking out and won't take long to get through (maybe 30 minutes).

To me, it's not really a "gym", it feels more like a community center with solid fitness amenities:…read moreindoor/outdoor pool, track, studio rooms, basketball court (also used for volleyball and pickleball), and a weight room. Hence the name "Rec and Aquatic center". What I like: - indoor/outdoor pools have set times for lap/open swim - splash pad is great for kids, no deeper than 1 ft in the deepest part - Multi-use court for basketball, pickleball, volleyball - Weight room has machines for major muscle groups and dumbbells (up to 50lbs) - Friendly staff and clean facilities - Studio rooms with mirrors for classes/stretching - Indoor track is great for jogging and has space for bodyweight exercises What I tolerate: - Idk if this is their job or not, but lifeguards don't enforce swim lane speeds when it's busy - Track is best for light jogs, not sprints or trying to PR mile. The turns are not "sharp", but the faster you run the more effort you put in to slow down - Weight room is beginner-friendly but limited in equipment and weight, dumbbells only up to 50lbs so you can't really test your strength here. Overall, it's a solid community fitness center, not perfect, but great for staying active.

The lifeguards are very disappointing. They do not care about safety whatsoever and when incidents…read moreoccur, they do not take any action at all. I recently collided with an asshole who decided to ignore circle swimming etiquette, resulting in a sprained finger I later found out, and the lifeguard on duty did absolutely NOTHING. They did not try to stop the swimmer or blow the whistle to alert me, and they never even checked in on me or speak to the other swimmer after the incident. Furthermore, during recreation swims they seemingly do not care about basic safety rules. They allow small children in the deep end with lifejackets, and basically just stand around the entire time. I would not count on them to keep you very safe.