This event was tons of fun! It was a bit different this year as well. As part of the preshow, there…read morewas a SWAT helicopter that went so low, spectators lost their cowboy hats to the fierce winds! The hats flew around the arena haha The rodeo was very cool! My fave is the steer wrestling. There's also barrel racing, bull fighting, and lots of good food vendors Worth going to if you're in the area!!

I was excited to visit Rodeo X to watch the Mexico soccer match, but unfortunately the experience…read morewas disappointing due to the lack of structure and leadership. We arrived early, yet many tables were being saved for people who hadn't even arrived, leaving paying customers who arrived early with nowhere to sit. I asked for a manager's assistance and was told there was no policy against saving seats. Although I was told someone would come help at least find 1 seat so I can sit and enjoy dinner and the game at game time, no one ever did. As the evening went on, people brought in lawn chairs, oversized bags from the grocery store with alcohol, and created their own seating areas with little to no oversight. For a heavily promoted event with a large crowd and alcohol being served, I expected visible management and better crowd control. Instead, I was told the manager had taken the day off to watch the game at home. Leadership sets the tone. When there is a lack of structure, people create their own rules. Structure and set rules can create a more orderly environment that may provide a safe, fair, and enjoyable experience for everyone. The evening ended with the TV glitching out in the final few minutes of the game crowd started chanting and complaining then a large fight. During the fight a gun was drawn, people panicked, running and pushing to get out. It was a frightening and chaotic situation. I hope Rodeo X uses this as an opportunity to strengthen its leadership, crowd management, and planning for future large events. I genuinely felt bad for the relatively young employees. They were polite and appeared to be doing their best while managing a packed venue and a bar with a 45-minute wait just to order a drink. They shouldn't have been put in that position without experienced leadership and adequate support during such a large, heavily promoted event. Lastly, I want to give a heartfelt shout-out to the Ontario police officers who responded so quickly. They were able to detain the gunman and others involved in the fight. Their swift response brought a sense of calm to a frightening situation and allowed me to leave feeling much safer.

One of my favorite food hall where you can also play ping pong or pool in addition to a variety of…read morevendors that are the typical ones found in malls. Love the food from Shootz such as butter katsu chicken. Nice layout with a variety of comfortable and cute seating areas inside and outside. They have vendors inside the main building and also all around it. Not crowded so it's easy to finds seats and parking which is nice.

My Girlfriend Julie & I Are Having Fun Time At Rodeo. I Love Horses So Much At Rodeo.read more

Yee haw I went with friends down south county to check out the RMV rodeo had a pretty damn good…read moretime and even saw a couple of my fellow hometown rodeo nuts doing some badass bull riding. My only complaint was that the beer line was way too freaking long and the price for a sip of the suds was way too high. But if you're on the cougar hunt RMV is the place you need to be there are more 40+ something single women and divorcees there than anywhere else on the planet! Our game finished up the rodeo with the catered barbecue event at a friends house had a great time and can't wait to go back again next year.

Every year I've passed this event along the interstate and I finally had the pleasure of attending…read morethe San Bernardino County Rodeo for the first time this year. Let me just say that it truly lived up to its reputation as a top-tier western event! From start to finish, the rodeo offered a thrilling mix of traditional competitions, family-friendly entertainment, and a lively atmosphere that made for an unforgettable experience. The rodeo events themselves were well planned and coordinated. The bull riding, barrel racing, and roping competitions showcased the impressive skills of the cowboys and cowgirls involved. There were so many moments that kept you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. The rodeo grounds were well-organized, with plenty of parking, seating, food vendors offering a variety of classic rodeo fare, and booths selling western gear and souvenirs. Overall, the San Bernardino County Rodeo is an absolute must-visit if you're in the area, offering heart-pounding action and great community spirit. If you haven't been, I highly recommend you do. You won't be disappointed.

I went to a rodeo last night and it was fantastic! The venue is quite unique because it's a covered…read morefacility with no walls. So whatever the weather is on the outside is what it is on the inside. Around the facility is lots of exposition and display space. It's a very cool looking arena from the bottom of the valley. You look up and it looks like some sort of giant spaceship. It's very modern. Parking is very easy and close to the venue. I can't wait to go back to the same show next year.

I went to the City of Industry Taste event. I paid $62 dollars for unlimited alcohol drinks and…read morefood from various restaurants in the area. Great event. They even had a band from the 80's that was good. I had a blast. The Only thing that I did not like was that they needed a few more vendors for food and wine. They had more beer vendors than wine or vodka. And more Mexican restaurants than others. It was small inside so it got very hot when it got crowded. Parking was included which was great and close to entrance .

Came here on a last minute Friday night plan and honestly, the vibes did not disappoint. Right from…read morethe start, we were welcomed by a friendly security guard at the entrance, which set the tone. Ladies, just a heads up, they do check your purses before entry, and there's a $10 cover per person. I highly recommend getting a table if you can. There's a minimum spend. For us, it was $125 for food and drinks, but it's worth it to have a spot to sit, relax, and actually enjoy the band and the view of the dance floor without hovering around. The live band was so much fun. Everyone was out there line dancing to both country and pop songs, and the energy was contagious. Even if you don't know the dances, it's still a blast to watch and soak in the positive high energy crowd. Next time, I'm definitely coming earlier to learn a few moves and fully join in. They have two food menus plus a drink menu. Food wise, it was decent. I ordered the ranch steak burger (cooked medium) with fries, and it was a good solid choice. The warm campfire chocolate cookie with vanilla ice cream was a nice sweet treat to end the night. Service is where this place really shines. From the security to the staff to even the guests, everyone was incredibly welcoming. You can tell there are a lot of regulars, and it creates this friendly, almost community like atmosphere. Our waitress (I didn't catch her name) was amazing. She was super attentive, constantly checking in, clearing the table, chatting with us, and just giving off the warmest energy while still being quick and efficient. Overall, the people truly make this place. Great music, fun crowd, and an all around good time. Already looking forward to coming back. Next time with better planning and maybe a few line dance moves ready

$10 cover fee for a full night of line dancing on Thursday (advanced night but all still welcome),…read moreFriday (live band), and Saturdays (live band)! Dance lessons at 6:30 & 7:30pm. Best part is that you can request songs, so if you only know 5 songs so far like me, come early to write them on the list so that you're not just sitting on the sideline all night. The bar & food are pretty darn good. Solid nachos and french fries def good munchies while you're drinking and waiting for your next song! We reserved a table for a birthday on a Saturday, had to spend at least $350 for the booth. The food food was really good though, my favorites were the scallops. Cocktails and shots were served throughout the night, plus the booth had prime seating watching the dance floor. Overall a great place to celebrate!

Safe Haven for great food!…read more I love Haven City Market. It's an outdoor food court with lots to offer. I enjoy the idea of being able to go to different places and sample an item from everywhere lol That's so fun. I basically did that on my recent visit lol I hit the shrimp shack, sticky mango and the pupusa place. All were great! I would eat the shrimp tacos and sticky mango again. Service was good too. The shrimp tacos too a long time, but that's alright. Ambiance is busy and loud. It's a food court, so people are walking around to different areas. There are tables and chairs throughout to sit down.

Haven City is constantly evolving. There's lots of new restaurants and some old ones have gone…read more Lots of events and entertainment. This location is located off Haven Avenue and has a large parking lot. Depending on the events it can get crowded and a bit congested. When it's too busy it's probably awesome for the businesses but it creates long lines and difficulty finding seating and outdoor parking. Many of the restaurants have bright colors and neon signs advertising their products. I like that there's a variety of foods to choose from and that some places offer vegan, vegetarian and pescatarian options, which can sometimes be difficult to locate. Overall it's a nice place to visit with family or friends.

We had a killer time at this festival, and it really feels like they curate the vibe here so well -…read morethe music was excellent throughout and had options for all different flavors of "cowboy" music, from the single dude with the guitar all the way to a full-blown western band and country rock outfits. The organizations they brought in were cool and helpful! I'm going to have to come to Santa Clarita's series celebrating different nations, for instance. My wife and I particularly enjoyed the historical elements - the reenactments of the old western trail camp was amazing...everybody was wearing period-appropriate attire and it was so cool to see the covered wagons, lovingly restored and outfitted with chuckwagon supplies. My only hangup here is the same I often have with festivals here in SoCal, which is that the food vendors are basically price gouging. I had trouble finding any food item that was under 20 dollars that wasn't a drink, and many were smaller portions than you'd get from down the street for 10-12 bucks at the same quality level. If they could figure that out better, I think this would be a 5 out of 5 for me. If they don't, I guess we'll plan to eat before coming. Either way, I'll be back. This was a blast!

Went on Saturday..... big mistake.... tooooo crowded. Book store closed at 2:00 . we always…read moretake our kids there . They love books. Looked but could not find any food truck selling hot dogs . Kids don't uusually like the spiic/adult foods. finally ordered a Taco Cone and found out it was 12 dollars for what was the size of one slice of a pizza AND they charged us $5.00 for a bottle of water that I can buy a full case of 24 bottles for $5.00. This seems like gourging. Most of the food places did NOT have prices posted at all. We have always gone to this event but will think about NOT going ....next year.....