I recently arrived for a basketball tournament at the Terrabay Recreational Center and it was a…read morepleasant experience. This is a Pretty nice and welcoming indoor gym, when there is a sports tournament or even a basketball run with other hoopers. I have seen multiple people mentioned that there is an entrance fee to use the gym. Maybe I was there on a good day, but I did not have any entrance fees to pay. But if there was one, then I understand because how else will you maintain a facility of this size, including the tennis courts and the playground for the kids. My rating is solely based on my experience and nothing else. Although, I can't say past reviews, are wrong. I can say my day at this location was enjoyable. Parking isn't the best. There are parking spaces but not too many of them. There are two small lots that can fit a handful of cars so the sooner you get there, the better your chances are of finding a spot close to the entrance. It's located in a nice area and you will definitely feel safe here. The staff seemed pretty friendly and although, it's not a huge facility. It's a decent size for any basketball or volleyball game.

I'm only rating this based upon their open gym. Open gym is every day 12-3. Those hours are…read morestrange, but it works for a midday shoot around. The reason for the poor rating is because they charge $4 admission fee. This is a public facility, not a private gym. Every park gym in SF is free to the public during open gym (open gym is also most of the day). Plus, the gym is not even well maintained. It's a nice gym, but the floor is filthy and one of the nets on the main goal was ripped. I have gone twice, several weeks apart, and both times had these conditions. You should keep the floors clean, especially if I'm paying for entry. Within an hour my hands were black and the ball was slippery. Now I don't mind if a park offsets some of its costs with income, but not in these conditions. If the open gym was in the evening or weekend when most people would want to go or if it was always open gym, that's understandable to charge. But the reason they're not open to the public during normal hours is because they are renting it out for other income (leagues or after school activities). I'd guess the only offer the open gym because no one wants to rent it in the middle of a work day. I was the only one there for the entire 2-3 hours both times I went. Do they really need the additional couple dollars a month to operate?

This place is good... Having a huge party than can fit 150 to 300 heads. The city has a new rule,…read moreso be specific on what hours you want when renting this. They will open the doors on the hour you rented it, so if you need time to decorate add another hour which will also include $75 for the hourly payment & $50 for changing, you only get charge 50 if you change it within a few days of your event. All in all, doing this can cost you alot!!!

hahaha! who listed this as the City of Daly City? should this read LAWSON HALL?…read more Lawson Hall -- many of a middle school dance held here...plenty of Frankenstein slow jam dancing, too.

Very disappointed. Had my sons first birthday here. Followed every single instruction (by the way…read morewill be a book full of them) and still got the ridiculous bad looks from ken. Be aware that if you rent this place, you and your guests will have no privacy. You will he monitored and your guests and caters will he spoken to without your permission. Two star for the location.

I have lunch at the Burlingame Lions Hall every Thursday for our lunch meeting. It is really a…read moregreat hall with a rich history. The lions club runs their charitable events and fund raisers out of this hall for generations. It has a full commercial kitchen, bar with sink and great main hall that can seat up to 119 for dining. We love to rent the hall to the community at a very affordable rate. Please support the Hall with rentals which we use to support our Charitable Burlingame Events. Lion Geno Caccia

Quaint event space within a neighborhood also with shared local businesses. Located in a culdesac…read morewhere parking is very limited. Definitely this place is old but kept up well. Inside is spacious. Large stage, open kitchen, fridge. Small windows which was a problem coz the room was warm. Opened one window and it wasn't enough to let cool air in. After the party was over, cleaning was easy. Never seen before, the plus was all tables and chairs broken down and stacked into a large drawer under the stage. That was cool. Anyway, I can say this place is good for maybe under 100 guests... slimly.

A great charming and local community spot. The Firehouse manager is a nice friendly fellow who is…read morehappy to give a tour of the place if you are considering it for your next event. I had my baby shower here in November, and I could not have been happier. The price to rent this as an event space is very affordable and it was easy to book, given that the date that you desire is available. Their website is very informative with nice photos and easy instructions for booking, including their policies and what's included. I recommend this place to anyone looking for and affordable and charming venue to host under 100 people. The only improvement that I wish is the parking situation, it's in a suburban neighborhood where a street parking can be limited, especially on nice days where you have to compete for parking with fishermen and people going to the beach nearby.

I went to an event I found through Laughing Squid at this place last night. The event itself was…read moreridiculous (not sure if that's good or bad yet)- a film installment of creative media activism. It was a few hours of incomplete media theory conclusions eventually leading to a very stoned audience watching Pee Wee Herman talk about crack... Anyways, I think Station 40 is a lot like this event. It has the potential to be a really awesome, progressive, radical venue, but its attempts at pretension leave you amused/annoyed. The people were not very welcoming either, and yes, the "donations" are tiresome. I do want to give it another chance though, I have some sort of confidence or hope for it...

Awesome energy, important events, beautifully alternative space in the middle of it all... 16th and…read moreMission! It's a VERY hip co-op/educational/party space. You're NOT welcome if you're a law enforcement officer or any other type of narc... they take that really seriously. Don't plan to bring a recorder or camera with written, advance, express permission from the residents.

I've been here for an investor meeting and a dinner. Crazy that this place does both. Its old and…read morethere is rickety woodwork everywhere. I dont think there are any fire suppression sprinklers so if this thing catches I think it's toast. Also if there were an earthquake the wooden support beams they've nailed after the fact to hold things up in the ceiling seem like potential head smashers. I guess that's all part of the charm right?

I went here for Real Mercantile holiday sale. It is a nice, spacious venue for displaying arts and…read morecrafts.

Went to school and church there. It was named Moriarty Hall after Monsignor Moriarty who used to…read morehand my Report Card to me some 65+ years ago while I was attending St. Annes elementary school. Sincerely Joe Johnson

This is hiddem gem of a venue! I held my son's birthday party here. We have a very large family so…read morewe needed a spacious, covered space (it being December) to entertain everyone. It's super affordable, everything is almost new and super clean. And they set up and clean up! It has high ceilings (not like being in the basement of some other churches), a nice stage and dancefloor, big professional kitchen. Comes with ice makers and coffee makers and caraffes! But the best part was how accomodating and easy it was to work with the church coordinator, Ken. He was so easy going and helpful. They are not "strict" with time frames, if there is no other events going on around yours. This hall is located right next door to St. Anne's church so there is a nice warm vibe to the place. But if the sight of crucifixes and the color "rose" offends you, then you might want to throw your event elsewhere. My recap: Pros: -Competitive prices -Newly rennovated, clean -Comes with lots extras, ice makers, coffee makers -Big professional kitchen -Staff is accomodating and easy to work with -Nice bathrooms, lots of stalls for the ladies. Cons: -The hall is adjacent to the school's gym. So you could here basketballs bouncing around -No PA system -Limitations (tho minimal) to the rental because its apart of the church. No loud music on saturdays after 5pm until 6pm, insurance only available through the diocese. But again, not a huge problem if you're flexible.

Shay and her team are the nicest people. Super experienced, accommodating and just great to work…read morewith. It made my wedding reception so easy and wonderful. The venue came with a great audio system and table and chairs that were very helpful for us!

Amazing! Our original venue fell threw and Shay got in contact with me a day after I reached out…read moreand were booked and ready to have our event there within a week! Her attitude and vibe is just so easy to work with and made such a stressful situation so easy would definitely recommend this place to anyone needing a venue for any event!