Came here with my young daughter to see a CSUN men's basketball game. It's a smaller arena but…read moreideal to see the action. The sight lines are great and crowd is friendly. Amazing to be that close to the action in a D1 game. They have concessions but didn't get to try those. They have sponsored contests between time outs and periods so keep you entertained. General admission is on one side and cheaper. A lot families and people of all ages. Reserved seating on the other side is more sedated. This is real college basketball with even Vegas lines. My wife is a CSUN grad and I grew up nearby so go Matadors. Can't wait to return!

This university changed my life. I got my bachelor degree in public health here and it opened…read moreopportunities for me to get my current job. My experience here was great. I had quality classes and great professors. I learned so much about the field I work in now. The university has so many amenities. Nap pods, computer lab access, gym access, library access, and so much more. There was also a lot of opportunities to get involved with organizations, clubs, etc. being involved enhanced my undergraduate experience. Parking was terrible and passes were pricey.

My Bachelor's was a strange experience because it was entirely remote due to COVID, after…read moretransferring from Los Angeles Valley College. Even though it was "strange," it was actually pretty good. On the other hand, the Master's in Screenwriting was just awful. It was a terrible experience, with bad and unprepared professors, an all-white faculty with zero diversity, and a department chair (Mr. Jared Rappaport) who seemed completely lost and had no idea what he was doing. The entire body of professors was terrible--aggressions and lies everywhere. I had two classes that were repetitions of courses I had already taken as an undergraduate, even with the same professors. Additionally, during my thesis examination, one of the three professors who were supposed to give me feedback did not read my script. As a result, I only received two sets of feedback instead of three. Beyond that, my experience with the credentialing program at CSUN, under the Michael Eisner School, was equally disappointing. The lack of commitment, disorganization, and unprofessional behavior throughout the process was unacceptable. Communication was poor, requirements shifted without clear guidance, and there was little accountability. It is a terrible place to pursue studies if you expect seriousness, professionalism, or institutional support. In summary, I paid for a Master's degree that honestly taught me very little. I learned far more in the screenwriting courses I took at Los Angeles Valley College than in the CSUN Master's program. And if you are thinking about "networking," forget it. The network you can get from that institution is honestly BS. I do not recommend that program. Look for a more serious institution if you want to learn and feel genuinely appreciated. Do not pursue the Master's in Screenwriting at CSUN.

Their Sunday brunch is always a must! Tons of food variety and not to mention the quick service -…read moreout mimosas were consistently topped off and our dirty plates were removed from the table before we could even return with the next. The mix of mariachi, cover bands, and Djs make for a great time filled with community and lots of dancing! Also, special shoutout to Hawk in Security for always making sure the environment stays a safe and lighthearted space. He always makes us feel so welcomed and is one of the many reasons Sagebrush is a favorite spot! Would love to see this place get a photobooth. Think it would fit the vibe nice and make for a cool souvenir :)

The only reason this review isn't getting a 1 star is because the server who ended up helping us,…read moreafter our original server let us sit for 30 min without as much as a hello, saved the day. Granted it was a busy Saturday night and it's graduation season, there were some pretty big parties, a slight delay is understandable, but 30 min with only the busser that brought us chips and water as our contact is pretty absurd. Note: the person who was supposed to be our server walked by and around our table maybe 10 times to her other tables and big party. We didn't wanna be rude (especially since when we got there there was another guest complaining loudly to the host about their wait) so after 30 min of no contact we asked the busser if they could grab our server. I saw the busser speak with a few people who all seemed to nod and give an ok, but still, nothing. Another 15 minutes go by with no server so finally we had to wave one down who wasn't our server. Thankfully we waved down Mitchell who was super cool and on point. He got our order, had a great attitude and was the only thing that held our experience together. As someone who works in service and a former server, I empathize with the chaos that comes with the industry but it's gonna happen, and you gotta be able to hold it down or know when to ask for help, or at least say hi? If it wasn't for Mitchell this review would've been a 1 star, which we all know is bad for business. Hopefully management takes this as a note to address their wait times.

I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone! I've been a patient for countless years and have…read morereceived genuine care. The staff is always kind, welcoming, and attentive, making every visit a positive experience.

I recently switched my primary to this clinic. Best decision I ever made. I have never waited…read moremore than 5 minutes to be seen and even more importantly, they are so thorough. I have a lot of medical issues and it can be overwhelming. Dr. Katrina is so smart and experienced, I feel I am in the best possible hands. The front office staff are super busy but always take the time to help me - when I have to change pharmacy's or appointments. Whatever. Nothing ruffles their feathers. The office is clean and welcoming. I have never had a problem finding a parking space. its a really nice professional building right on Ventura Boulevard. I cannot recommend this place enough

Legendary arena on the campus of UCLA. It's amazing that it's been around for 60 + years, but the…read morerenovations they did between 2010 and 2012 makes this place feel very modern and it's like a brand new arena. It's fun to walk around the inside and look at all of the banners and displays they have showing the rich winning tradition of the mighty bruins. Seats are pretty comfortable and there aren't really any bad seats in the house. I've been to some basketball games and a graduation here in the past, but this time went to a men's volleyball game. It was fun and general admission seating lets you get real up close to the action. It's a great venue and you should come check out some local college action. It's a lot of fun, more intimate, and a lot cheaper than a professional game.

*** January 20th, 2026: UCLA 69 vs Purdue 67 ***…read more Pauley Pavilion is the home of UCLA sports arena and the building recently had a renovation completed in 2012. I recently came here to see a NCAA men's basketball game. [Parking]: Visitors can park at Structure 7 or Structure 4. Most of cars will be guided to Structure 4, but Structure 7 is closer to Pauley Pavilion. For Structure 7, visitors must park on the basement level 2. $17 for the event parking via Bruin Permit. Visitors will need to scan the QR code at the elevators; however due to poor cellular signal at the basement, I had to refresh the webpage once I walked up to the ground level. [Experience]: There were vendors out there giving away free drink samples before and after the game. The stadium had a pretty good view and personally I didn't see any "bad" seats within the building. [Food]: The building blocked off one side of the building for food trucks, so there were some good food options to choose from. [Conclusion]: Unlike Crypto.com Arena or Intuit Dome, game day experience felt like a very intimate experience and gameday ticket is very affordable. Overall I am a fan of this arena. P.S. - UCLA women's gymnastics and men's + women's volleyball are also hosted in Pauley Pavilion.

Nice golf course, well maintained. Good service and friendly staff. They had the LPGA here, the US…read moreJUNIOR GIRLS AMATEUR.

Newly renovated course led by Rees Jones and state-of-the-art practice facilities truly solidifies…read moreEl Cab as one of few prestigious country clubs in Los Angeles

My first time visiting Drake Stadium, which is located on UCLA campus. I found it very easy to get…read moreto by parking in lot 7. All Stadium seating was on 1 side, so watching the track and field events were all from a good view. The stadium was clean and staff provided good directions as to where our seat section was. Clean restrooms are always a plus. We attended LA Track Fest. An opportunity to see world record holders, former Olympians, and some of the fastest runners in the world was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful track! Nice amenities! Watch out for parking!…read more Drake Track Stadium is the perfect place to workout, as long as you're a student, have a membership, or with someone who does. From stadiums circuits, to long distance runs, short distance sprints, and pull ups, the stadium has everything we need for a dynamic workout! The stadium is always clean, so no debris on the steps to cause missteps/injuries. There are vending machines right outside of the stadium with snacks/drinks to recharge! The parking is a bit tricky. You'll think you can park in certain lots, and then you end up getting ticketed. You will likely choose parking structure 7 since it's closest to the stadium, but it's best to use the one before that if you don't have a pass. I've gotten a couple tickets, so figured I'd warn yall!