Not much to say. The people are cheerful and helpful, the place is clean and pleasant. My daughter…read moredoes a dance class here. She's only 3 and a complete handful, but the teacher is very engaging, patient, and my daughter has so much fun and is really developing her listening and social skills.

They are so kind. Helpful. Beautiful facilities. They provide lots of services education, classes…read moreThanks

I am just finding this hidden gem! Such a beautiful free community offering…read more I brought my little dog and we had a good time walking the small trails and through the garden. There's also a small playground and plenty of open seating. Make sure you also see Sam the tortoise!

What a little hidden gem of sorts! This place has been…read morearound for many years. In fact I remember going as a kid on a field trip. They have gardens you can walk thru and an entire educational center. They have a tortoise you can visit and also offer various events through out the year. My kids loved the exercise equipment (lol). Just watch out for dog poop sometimes people don't pick up after their dogs around the grass areas. Lots of picnic benches!

We lived on the campus of PCC for the first 4 years of our marriage! They were accommodating and…read moreexcellent landlords and very gracious in generously low rent! My sister was married on the lawn outside of their gym and my husband actually helped the previous director with the lighting that now adorns the space! We also hosted years of basketball in that same gym. The grounds are old but now 10 years from when I first was introduced to PCC they have continued to improve! I met Sky who is their events coordinator and has new ideas for making the space versatile and updated. She is very friendly and knowledgeable and I'm excited to see what she will do with it! They have multiple classrooms, housing, a gym, meeting rooms and 2 chapels.

Been coming here for over a year. Love it. Staff is very welcoming.. I have recommended to my…read morefamily and friends.

Excellent location for the memorial service reception that I attended. Cambria catering did a good…read morejob with the buffet lunch too.

This place is amazing. My sister had her baby shower here in Oct. and everyone who arrived was…read morecomplimenting how nice the venue is. This venue is very clean. Major KUDOS to DYLAN, one of the amazing staff members at La Fetra. He was consistently checking the trash cans and making sure they weren't over flowing or beginning to look messy. We really appreciate how helpful he was during the whole event. The gentleman was really easy going and nice to all our guests. Not to mention, he worse his mask the ENTIRE event (set up and clean up) and stayed 6ft away at all times! You rock Dylan! Also, special thanks to SHERYL RYAN was our direct point of contact and she made the planning process easy. It was so stressful planning this even but Sheryl reassured us and answered all our questions about the venue and was very transparent with everything overall. Amenities: *Parking: there are about 5 parking spots right behind the venue (in the back facing the baseball field) that allow easy access from the cars to the venue. For example, if you have to bring decor in or other heavy things you cannot carry a long distance. This side parking made it very convenient to clean up the decorations and load cars with the gifts. Also, there is a small parking lot right across the street, just a few feet away from the center. The parking lot was able to accommodate all cars of the guests and no one really had to park on the street. As someone who dislikes street parking with a passion, this was a major plus! *The bathrooms were clean and spacious. There were plenty of stalls and no one had to wait in line (not even the ladies!) *There is a big wide window that overlooks the baseball field and the scenery is so calming and nice to look at. It makes me miss when I used to live nearby in Azusa. Now, time to convince my mom to let me have my graduation party here!

Very nice community center for youth. It is really new and clean. Good place for kids to hang out…read moreat. There's also a beautiful park behind the building for people to bike around in.

My family threw me a not-so-surpise birthday party this year (when your Father asks for your…read morefriends' addresses, it kinda gives it away. lol). My Uncle lives in this community and has access to the Clubhouse so they reserved it for the party. It was very nice and spacious. It had a sizeable kitchen, clean restrooms, pool table, air hockey table, foosball table, and swimming pool! There was also plenty of room on the outside patio for the taquero. I don't know the official capacity, but there were at least 100+ with tables and DJ & dance floor. There is also abundant parking in the lot and on the street. Since it was an evening party, we didn't use the pool. However, the pool is an included amenity. Great for a summer party, graduation, etc. Unfortunately, I don't know the details re price, terms, etc. But as an invitee, I had a great time and was very impressed with the venue. If you're considering the Club for a special occasion, you won't be disappointed.

Great venue for hosting small events. The staff is always reliable and helpful. The newly renovated…read moreinterior & bathrooms are modern and sophisticated. We always enjoy renting this facility for our events.

I was there with my Two brothers, in 1960- 1962, under the name of David and Margret Home for…read moreChildren. There was a pool in the back, where I learned to swim as a champion in two tournaments with other foster Homes and boys homes. Took pictures in front of the home where there was a fountain, we used to run go carts around the circle, While Mr Stone and Mr Baskerville would watch, they were the director and assistant directors of our home. While there we had a boxer named Smokey. Who jumped from the 2nd story balcony, to be with us, we were in church, in the basement, as you look at the front home , it was bottom left. We got our picture in the local newspaper with Smokey. We went to Paramount Studios to see Blue Hawaii, and just missed Elvis, we saw that day, Jerry Lewis making The Nutty Professor, a scene where he picked up weights and his arms stretched to the ground while he stood there, very funny, and ate lunch with Cartwrights of Bonanza, and a slew of Stars. I could go on, but I'm trying to find that picture of Smokey and the boys of 1962!

Horrible management, will do anything to keep youth in their programs for the money…read more I was in the group home (aka placement) years ago, there was drug activity, prostitution recruitment, constant awol-ing, and fighting. Right in front of the staff. Nobody did anything about it. Nobody was kicked out. Moved. Nothing. Eventually I guess the group home shit down due to a death that occurred and they are now "merged" aka going bankrupt, with Haynes. Beware of any business with this program for the wellbeing of your child, foster child, client, etc.

Nice library right next to the new city hall building. There seems to be a lot of recently updated…read morefeatures that includes a decorative water fountain and outdoor work out equipment at the park out front. I wouldn't recommend this park for small children as there isn't a playground and they could hurt themselves on the equipment. The library itself is clean and bright. The size is comparable to La Verne and Claremont libraries. The staff was friendly and the restrooms were clean. Plenty of street and library lot parking.

This library is not welcoming to toddlers. I read another review here about a mom having a bad…read moreexperience during story time and I believe it because every time I come with my toddlers I have a negative experience. There's always a dirty look, a snarky comment or a tone that is unfriendly. I've also witnessed workers being rude to other mamas coming in with their children. My home library makes us feel so seen and welcome, they know us by name and always smile and greet everyone. I will no longer be attending this library too many negative experiences workers act like DMV employees.

Coworker's Paradise in North Pomona! (sorry if it sounds like I'm writing a Zillow listing, but I'm…read morejust trying to get this to show up in search results if anyone else is curious LOL) OUTLETS: Plenty of outlets!!! There's a set of steps with pillows on each step with a block of about six outlets beside them, and a really comfy, sinky couch (plus an ottoman and two comfy looking armchairs and a big table in the middle) with a set of two outlets on the wall and a star shaped power strip sticking out of the ground with six outlets coming out of it. There are also regular tables and it seems like there are outlets beside them as well. WIFI: The wifi is open (no password necessary), even though they have a password listed where you pick up your food (it's just Sanctuary Coffee). I tried to use one of the locked ones (the only one that made sense), but the wifi password didn't work, so I'm not sure why they have one listed. Regardless, albeit not the fastest wifi I've ever used, it's incredibly doable. I have been working remote here for 1.5 hrs and had almost no issues. MENU: For LA, relatively cheap. I am not a coffee or tea drinker, so I got the peach Italian soda, which was yummy. I believe it was about $4.89, which is not bad at all. I went to And Destroy in the Highland Park-ish area, and I believe an Italian soda with cream (cream is free here) was maybe $7-8. I'm used to paying more for drinks because the specialty (non coffee and tea) drinks are usually pricey, but this was one of the cheapest things on the menu. Also, you can claim a free pastry with your email and first name on their website (it sends you a voucher, just show the email). I got the banana bread, which was fine. I would've gotten zucchini, but it wasn't chocolate chip zucchini. ATMOSPHERE: Not too loud, the music is nice and chill and not very loud. There's cute art on the walls and homey looking lamps. It's the quintessential living room coffee shop, perhaps even rivaling Republik Coffee in Burbank in comfiness, noise level, aesthetic, and price (which is a bummer, because I likely will never be back - we just happened to be in North Pomona today, and I have no idea when we'd ever elect to drive this far again LOL). PARKING: It's in a little strip mall, so there's an actual aboveground lot with plenty of free parking (at least I think it's free, I got dropped off so I didn't pay much attention). Overall, I would highly recommend this cafe to anyone looking to cowork in a cozy atmosphere for relatively cheap in the North Pomona area. It checks all of my boxes except distance from home. I hope this review helps someone, because I always try to find this information on Yelp about new places to visit and it can be very difficult to find! BATHROOM: I believe there are two single person bathrooms like not stalls just one bathroom. Cute art and aesthetic inside, there are hooks on the walls for your stuff. The air dryer was not very strong and there were no paper towels or seat covers, but other than that there was a nice faucet and cute nice soap like homey soap you'd see in someone's house, and the lock worked fine.

Very relaxing atmosphere (at least when I visited). Customer…read moreservice was great! Coffee and desserts were very tasteful. I will definately be back to sample other desserts.

Really well maintained park. 2 covered areas and 2 separate play areas. LOTS of grass and some…read morehills for kiddos to run around. Building in between of the playgrounds with bathrooms with multiple stalls. Ample parking. The playgrounds are not shaded (still can't figure out why cities do not shade playgrounds, especially in California) but the park itself has lots of big trees.

Upland Recreation Department has a lot of good events throughout the year. They just added a cover…read morearea for reservation. Site B has 10 picnic tables, 2 large trash cans, and one good size bbq grill. I just reserved for a friends & family gathering in October 2023.