One of the neatest most organized stores I've seen. Even as a thrift store the team here does a…read moregreat job keeping everything clean and well organized. The people here are amazing. Very welcoming and very helpful. They have pretty decent vinyl section since my daughter has been into that since she got a record player. We didn't find anything that caught our eye, but we had a great shopping experience.

Some of the items don't seem to be priced right for the quality and the children's area has quite a…read morelot of gross (visibly dirty) & stained items. $3.99 for a single STAINED baby onsie. There was a girls sundress for $5.99 with a tennis ball sized yellow stain on the front. I feel like if there was an area for stained stuff, or even if it was like $1 per stained piece, or fill a bag for $X, I would take a chance buying to spot treating it. When I asked at the front checkout if they would give a discount because of the stains, they said "no it's priced the way it is because of the stain", acting like that was a low price!

What a great way to learn about choral music and preserve the traditions of singing in harmony with…read moreone another. Executive Artistic Director Kristina Nakagawa is a lovely human being who sang and served as the Assistant Conductor for The Choral Project for seven years. I hope Kristina's young students audition to sing as adults in The Choral Project. It will be a full circle moment.

We have been a Vivace family, on and off, for many years. Most recently, my daughter joined the…read moreTeen Ensemble and is really loving her time with Vivace Artistic Director, Kristina Nakagawa. The treble group is singing songs of female empowerment and diversity. I see this group as a way to not only express her singing voice, but it gives voice to her sense of confidence, her own unique opinions, as well as her love of community. They are doing a great job with online singing, and we feel we are getting closer to safe, in-person singing as vaccinations become more a reality. I look forward to the future of Vivace and this incredible experience for my daughter.

Mini cat town is a nonprofit organization located in the Eastridge Mall in East San Jose. There are…read morealso several other locations in the Bay Area. They are dedicated to rescuing kittens and helping them find their forever homes. I enjoy coming here to play with the kittens and the other young cats. Admission for adults is $15 for 30 minutes. Both my husband and I enjoyed our time here, having fun with the cats. It's very fun and relaxing to me to be able to visit and play with the cats. There are toys for you to engage in playful interaction. You can pick up the cats and cuddle them, if they let you. It's just a good time. I love that all the money goes towards their cause of helping these precious babies find their forever home. They also sell sweatshirts, shirts, tote bags and hats. If you enjoy cats, then you should consider coming here for the fun interactive experience. If you're interested in adopting, you should definitely come here to see all available cats.

Mini Cat Town was such a wonderful surprise during our shopping trip. Unlike a typical cat café,…read morethis is a nonprofit kitten adoption lounge where your admission helps support rescued cats while giving you time to interact with them. The space is clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed with climbing structures, cozy beds, and plenty of room for the cats to play or nap. Every cat has its own personality--some are playful and curious, while others are happy to relax and accept gentle pets. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to share each cat's story and the adoption process without any pressure. Even if you're not looking to adopt, it's a relaxing and heartwarming place to spend 30 minutes. And if you happen to fall in love with one of these adorable cats, you might just leave with a new family member. A meaningful experience that's well worth a visit.

The principal's attitude was bad and was looking down on us. The secretary and the principal were…read morenot on the same page. This was our first time there. We were told to make an appointment and when we arrived, we found out that we were told a different story. The principal kept saying "Vietnamese people should help other Vietnamese people" but his attitude showed that he thought he was better than us. I don't recommend this place.

From the owner: Vietnamese Volunteer Foundation (VIVO) was founded in 1979. It is one of the most dedicated 501(c)3…read morenonprofit, community-based organization providing comprehensive acculturation, employment, health and human support as well as senior and family services to over 100,000 residents in the counties of Santa Clara and San Joaquin in Northern California. Our mission is to empower the underserved communities through community service, education, leadership and cultural activities.

This review is observation and insight from my spouse who does the bookkeeping for my home based…read morecontracting business, so far as I'm concerned if she's happy and the books balance, I'm happy: In January 2026 our older software program suddenly stopped recognizing the turnover to a new year. Kind of like what was feared in Y2K, but really real -- "this date is invalid" it said for the new year entries -- Nightmare Land. Looking for an alternative program to migrate to I heard a lot about QuickBooks, but am rather 'old-school' and was trying to avoid putting our business accounting in the cloud and having a direct link from online bookkeeping to our checking account. As I had never used any other accounting program, and have no formal training, switching felt daunting. I found Prosper Bookkeeping on Yelp and reached out to Daniel Lin for a free consultation. He explained that I could use QBO without linking our checking account directly or utilizing AI features if I did not want to. So I decided to work with Daniel -- he patiently went through the steps to set up our books for the beginning of the year and coached me in bringing all entries for the year up to date. It was helpful for me to learn the new program UI through hands on instruction via Zoom, and then later review the videos Daniel provided of our training sessions. Daniel is a consummate professional - a non-judgmental and patient listener who is extremely knowledgeable and has a knack for quickly parsing through numbers. After using the program for a full quarter, I found that I had made several errors and could not reconcile our bank statements with QBO -- Daniel found the issues for me and fixed them in minutes. Like Magic! I'm very happy that I went with Daniel and Prosper Bookkeeping, FIVE stars!

We've been working with Prosper Bookkeeping for our small business and couldn't be happier with the…read moreexperience. From day one, they took the time to truly understand our operations and financial goals -- not just the numbers, but the bigger picture. The team is responsive, organized, and incredibly thorough. Month-end closes are timely, our books are always clean, and any questions we have are answered promptly and clearly. They've helped us catch discrepancies we would have easily missed and kept us compliant without any stress on our end. What really sets Prosper apart is that they feel like a genuine partner in our business, not just a vendor. If you're a small business owner looking for a bookkeeping team you can actually trust, look no further.

Came twitch work for our qtr community volunteer. This was my first time to volunteer at a food…read morebank. Sacred Heart idoes so much more than the food bank. The also have clothing pantry. They also offer classes and so much more. If was a great experience from sorting and packing veggies to distributing food to the patrons coming in. Will be back to do more volunteer work.

Don't take your unwanted clothes to Goodwill, or salvation army, take them here at Sacred Heart!…read moreWhere they will actually go to a good cause.

Starting Arts came to the school I was teaching a couple years ago and I was very impressed with…read morethe production and the positive experience the students had. My daughter just finished their summer camp and also had a really wonderful experience. She was happy each day I picked her up and was able to sing and dance during a very well done production. The costumes were amazing and the kids did a great job. My daughter has not stopped singing the songs. She just loved it. Two suggestions: Make sure all kiddos get a mic and have even a minimal speaking role (1 sentence, even 1 word-even shared with another!). They enroll for the opportunity to have the full experience and it is costly. I think they should all experience all that being a performer entails. I absolutely would recommend Starting Arts and have my daughter participate again!

Not a lot of compassion for the kids. Some of these organizers don't really seem to like children…read moreor understand them. I talked to the ladies that were in charge a couple of times and just got really unpleasant attitude, like the kids and their concerns are a huge bother to them. Other parents mentioned it to me as well, so I'm certain I'm not the only one that noted it. We droped out in the end, but my child was glad and joined another theater group in which she is thriving.

David has been a phenomenal resource as I have embarked on building an Executive Coaching business…read more Lots of very positive energy, helpful suggestions and strategic framing on business development and marketing. I highly recommend David for support in framing out a new business idea and ensuring that you are focusing on the right things at the start. Five stars all the way!

I called David today, after going through a rough patch yesterday when my small business was…read moretemporarily banned from Mailchimp. I realized it was time for some outside assistance. I can't rely 100% on my own limited experience. David Mitroff (the man in the picture) was extremely generous with his time over the phone. I told him abt a potentially risky sales contract I was considering. He took at least 20 minutes to go over with me how I can mitigate that risk and what I should do to prepare for negotiation. He did not have to do that. But he wanted to make sure I didn't get scr3w3d over. He didn't want to see me fail. For that reason, Piedmont Avenue will be the first place I come to once I'm ready for a deeper strategic conversation and more hands-on assistance. Will update once I have more to say. Thanks David!

Great historical space for events!…read more I've been coming here for a few years. From book talks with the authors to soirées. Its main feature is an open auditorium and stage. There are a few cozy sitting areas as well. It has a great historical background built in 1929. A cool spot for events.

Cool little theatre Christmas show gift from friends…read more 90 minute show It's cozy in here Smells like old wood of course