There is a white man in a black Lexus that unplugs the EV Chargers. My car has scratches near the…read morecharging port now.

Having driven through the area with a friend, I now know where the Zombie Apocalypse headquarters…read moreis! So many cemeteries. I mean - really - SO MANY CEMETERIES. When the Zombie Apocalypse arrives - I do not want to be anywhere near here. Thanks to Colma Town Hall for averting this for as long as possible. I appreciate you.

Friendly and helpful reception! Easy access to seats. Sound quality is excellent ! Play was…read morefantastic choice.

If your child loves acting, singing, hamming it up, or just being around kids who do, then Town…read moreHall Theatre is for you! My newly arrived neighbors who have four kids of all ages were asking me where they should send their rambunctious kids this summer and I immediately told them about Town Hall. They have new camps that start all summer long, so the schedule can work around vacation schedules. It's a great venue downtown, and the staff is super sweet and welcoming. They do sell out, so it's good to sign up as soon as you can: https://www.townhalltheatre.com/summer-2025. I can't recommend it enough!

I was hesitant to eat in a food court because of the prices. The prices are similar to sit-down…read morerestaurant prices where you are served - not self serve. I had no idea of what to order so I asked the counter person. He asked me several questions and said I might like ... So, I ordered the dish. It was really delicious except the beef had too many tendons. The sauce was well blended and creamy. Portion was adequate. Service was excellent; they cleaned my table and smiled everytime I asked for something. They welcome your company.

I went to eat Hanchom and had lunch. I ordered a StonePot with pork belly and waited over 30 mins…read more It was ridiculous. It was so not worth the wait considering the portion was small and there wasn't much pork belly. Not going back.

Quaint little town in the north bay - well worth a day trip, especially if you add in a visit to…read moreAngel Island State Park. We parked at the privately run city lot at the far end of Main Street ($10 for three hours, $2 per hour afterward) and walked around. There are a few cute cafés and eateries and plenty of postcard-worthy photo ops everywhere you look. We ate at Caffe Acri (separate review) before and after our ferry to Angel Island State Park (separate review). On the drive out, we stopped by Blackie's Pasture (our horse-crazy little one insisted!). We will certainly be back.

Lovely town to visit....even better to live here if you can afford…read more Views of the city are spectacular. Blacks Pasture is great for your four legged friend as well

Great rental venue for business workshops, recreation classes and other programs!read more

Driving by and saw a taco truck…read more I ordered a Phili Cheese Steak. Fair price of $14.05 On toasted bread roll. Really tasty. Rather than wait, they said I could park and bring it to me.

So mixed feelings about this town. So outside of the obvious, located in the south end of the…read morepeninsula adjacent to PALO ALTO a little to our north AND LOS ALTOS a little to our sw, it is starting to edge out of what is good. It is starting to be over the top. 20 minutes to get from one side of town to the other, let alone these annoying driverless cars merging into traffic and weaving in and out..that is scary, hello! CITY OF MT VIEW YOU ARE BUILDING WAY TO MUCH. I am capitilizing this in case you cannot read or see. We do not have the infastructure..way too many people, not enough land. You need to follow the suit of towns like Los Altos and Menlo Park and S Bay like Los Gatos. You are making this over the top. You really need to listen up. Are you building so much to pay the exorbitant city salaries of your employees? There is not enough infastructure here to support what you are trying to do, wake up call.

Small and not bad of a walkable downtown area. You can get free parking in the lots around or…read morethrough street parking. I'm assuming it's usually not super bad, but we went on Valentine's Day, so that made things a tad more difficult. There's a wide variety of eateries (just know that some of them close for a lunch break) and boba places and sweets places which is nice, as well as a local mom and pop owned market, a book store, gift shops, and the pop up for local independent artists. It's pretty lively on weekends with lots of people walking around, students busking, families hanging out, there's a ping pong table, and it's nice that they close down part of the middle roadway so pedestrians can walk easier and much more willy nilly, as well as opportunities for al fresca dining. Food options that I saw were Japanese, Thai, Korean, Chinese (from many regions), Indian, Mexican, American, Mediterranean, and much more. They got a sizeable Ume Tea here as well and if it weren't so busy, I'd stop by either of the 2 patisseries they had. Also, random, but I liked how they used that one storefront just to highlight what looks like a child's research project on penguins. Super cute!

While my company is contemplating moving to a bigger office space... as a employee of a company…read morethat occupied one of the office spaces at the Mountain View Civic Center, I decided to look back at the 18 months I've spent in this Prometheus-managed building: What I like Gated, 2-level underground parking for building residents. I spoil my car, and would hate to have it exposed to sunlight, covered in tree gunk, and speckled with bird poop. Secured, after hours entry. Food that's only footsteps away: Le Boulanger (love their pickles!), Starbucks (friendly staff that make me my soy latte), Mediterranean Grill, Sweet Corner, Eagle Park and the rest of Castro Street which has almost EVERY service you need. Bathrooms - not the 1-room bathrooms I was used to at my previous job, but the mirrors are large and the bathrooms are relatively clean. Gotta love the automatic flushers... but sometimes they flush one time too many, and it's worst when you're not even done... They'll tear down walls to accommodate your company's growth! As far as I know, management knocked down a divider wall, and a storage room to expand our space! What I won't miss All offices seem to suffer from spastic temperature controls. One day the rooms are too hot, one day they are freezing cold. Lights and HVAC shut off at 7pm unless you call in to have them on a little longer! Not being able to use the stairs for some extra exercise. Unstable elevators that I've been trapped in!

I've been a member for almost two years now. I have two business in the Bay Area (one in mountain…read moreview downtown, one in San Jose) I've learned so much from many small biz owners in business connexion group. And I enjoy meeting new people at the mixers (Los altos and Palo Alto chamber of commerce altogether) The staff working for the chambers are super nice and they always try their best to make sure I'm well taken care of. This community is definitely growing and I love learning new things and referrals are the best things that comes with it too. (FYI, I'm with the wed 11:30am business connexion group)

My employer has been a member of the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View for more than 30 years. I've…read morepersonally gotten involved because this group is really effective as a smart growth, community builder. The events - the mega-popular Art & Wine Festival, the Celebration of Leaders, the SOAR scholarships and Athena Awards - are a fun way to meet new people and be involved in our community. I especially appreciated being part of the Leadership Mountain View program, which gave me important connections and insights on leadership where I live and work. I highly recommend membership for businesses of all sizes as well as individuals.