I came to this community center for a retirement and awards gala. I use to come here as child to go…read moreswimming at the municipal pool and I have very fond memories of those days. I remember spending a lot of time at the snack bar. Go figure. Anyways, banquet hall we were housed in for the event was spacious and well kept. The tables were in good order and the chairs comfortable enough. The building offered a stage, clean restrooms, an area for the caterer to set up, and a good sounds system. The staff at the front as you walk into the building were welcoming and friendly. There are several parking lots and one adjacent to the banquet hall we were in. The land escaping immediately around the building we were in was very nice, but I did notice that the gold course needed some TLC. The grass was very uneven and not well kept up.

***ATTN: ARBOR VIEW RENTERS MARCH to APRIL 2019*** RENTERS, PLEASE READ --…read more Several weeks ago their large banquet room received significant amount of water damage from the terrible storm. The damage was so severe, a big remodel is needed. Yet all that was told to my family and I was about minor work: new carpet, wall painting, new doors, updated drape holders, and the remodel will be done in a couple weeks. It has now been 3 different "completion dates", and not once we were told by the coordinator. We had to reach out every time and ask what exactly is going on there. Basically, there is not a 100% guaranteed date whatsoever when the work will be done (approximate completion is mid April.) Needless to say, MY WEDDING IS COMPLETELY CHANGING VENUES WITH ONLY 3 WEEKS AWAY!!!! (Pitiful stress and anxious memory I'll always remember.) Thankfully I found out from my CATERING VENDOR that all March & most April events were being postponed &/or canceled. So the coordinator can notify other renters but not us? Really. I definitely feel ignored knowing we were reaching out and keeping in touch about the remodel... I've been more overwhelmed with wedding planning in the past 24 hours verses in the past year. Especially after speaking with quite a few places and knowing my venue budget could double with very slim options left... Good luck to those renters. You will need it!!!

This was my first time paying for my "business tax", accumulated late fees too because i had only…read moremoved from New York and got the BID fees too for living downtown. My payables went so high it was kind of upsetting but truthfully was a fault on my end. I was accommodated by a lovely woman named Claudette. She was funny, friendly and informative. What a wonderful lady. Although my fees remain as is, it was nice to be welcomed by such a breath of fresh air of a person. She felt like a friend instead of a collector/treasurer. My tiring and yawn-full day turned to laughter. Keep up the good work!

Worst customer service on number 1 window she leaves in the middle of no where and has people…read morewaiting because she lacks communication to be like I'll be right back or going on break. Purposely!! We paid for parking and they are only open Tuesday and Thursday 9-3 Have a big a** sign that says "highest customer service " Highest level of scamming and lying

This is a review for those thinking about walk up COVID-19 testing currently available at the…read moreTubman-Chavez Community Center. No appointment is necessary. Parking is available across the street in the MTA trolley station parking lot or on side streets in the surrounding neighborhoods. Contrary to conventional wisdom I recommend not arriving close to opening time. I was in line at 8:30, all the way down the block, and was not inside the building until 10:35. At about 9:45 the line started moving swiftly and no one had to wait on the sidewalk. I could have arrived at 10 AM and only waited an hour or less. YMMV. Process was seamless albeit uncomfortable with a cotton rod rammed up the schnoz. Also, they demand that photo identification be dropped in a plastic tub. I didn't seem them sterilizing the tub between patients.

COVID TESTING UPDATE - DECEMBER 2020…read more Since my last visit here to get a Covid test , a few things have changed. I don't think there is a time of the day when this place isn't packed . One month ago , I suggested coming at 10am ish because there was no line , but today when I returned to get another test at 8:30am , I had to wait in a 2hour line that wrapped around the block .. I would suggest coming ready to stand in line for a while ! They tell you that you need to register before entering the building ,but you really don't "HAVE" to . I didn't and my process was the exact same as everyone else's . Once getting into the building they take down your info and hand you a swab . Today they swabbed by nose for me , while last time I got to hold the swab and do it on myself . Parking is across the street in the trolley station parking lot . Results are expected via email or phone call within 2-4 days !

I've known the Old City Hall building as my place of work for over a year now, but these walls have…read moreseen a lot of action since first being built in 1874. The popo, the mayor and even the library have all called this building home at one time or another. Now, Jimmy Love's pimps out street level while a mixture of cool-ass techies and other tricksters occupy the live/work lofts on the second through fourth floors. The building owner, Jason, is super friendly and does a fantastic job of keeping the building nice and purdy. The original, exposed brick walls make you feel like a real boss. Bossin' in the Gaslamp at the Old City Hall Building. Yeah. 5th and G is hard to beat. Good people watching day and night makes it really easy to forget about work, which is probably exactly what the mayors did back in the day. "Fred, I need to get some work done at Tivoli's. Gonna step out for a bit. Text me if you need anything. -Mayor Capp." Nothing's really changed in the last 135 years or so. More historical, and reliable, info here: http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/urmoldcityhall.shtml

Great spot great food (roast beef sand which was phenomenal) good drinks broncos fans get the first…read moredrink free

This place is history! It has been an integral part to the Logan community. It hosts parties,…read moreevents and fundraisers. It has given a home to students in the Barrio Logan community. Boxing ring, computers, tredmills you name it. The students are staying out of the streets and in a positive environment.

My new favorite library. Just a 10 minute drive from downtown, plenty of parking and much cleaner…read morethan east village. You need a separate library card but don't need to live in national city to apply. They are on Libby (for the kindle) and they have a tool lending library! Just look for what you want online, reserve, and then go in and pick it up!! Just borrowed a lawn mower!

They ask for ID or DL for the key to the bathroom because of vandalism. When I walked into the…read morebathroom it was so bad, and slippery, and no one checked the bathroom before I entered or after I returned the key, so you could be blamed for the vandalism. To replace an expired computer card, I was charged $1. I thought this was a free public library. I needed access to the study rooms. Therefore, one is essentially charged to use the study rooms.

Nice big parking lot. Pickup area not obvious, they could have better signage. Was in and out in…read moreshort amount of time. Easy to pickup holds and check out. Slight issue with pickup, but easily resolved by staff. This location will go into my regular rotation. Easy access to 805 via N Park. Recommended. Posted pic of current hours.

+Free parking…read more Unique things about this library: + Themed bags filled with books ex: kindness, families, friendship, etc. + Early Childhood educational toys It's a bag pack that includes instructions on how to use the toys in different ways. + During the "Where's Waldo" event years ago. This library had cool short clips of Library Man vs. Dewy the decimator on their facebook page. I watched it with my two younger kids and they were hoping to run into him. We didn't but we saw a poster and my middle son asked me to take a picture of him with it. - This library doesn't have an outside space like the other SD libraries I have been to. We tend to visit this library during the "Where's Odi" switched from "Where's Waldo" event.