I attended a baby shower here on a Sunday and everyone kept on asking me where this venue was from…read morethe pictures. I've previously attended children's parties at Washington Park where they have a huge playground nearby. There are plenty of bathrooms here and there's even a parking garage which closes at a certain time. There is a parking lot and if you can't find parking there's street parking around the neighborhood. Beautiful facility, huge kitchen, plenty of space, even a stage in the Sequoia Room. I heard it can be pretty pricey and you get a better rate as a resident of Burlingame. You do a walkthrough with staff at the end of your event. You're not responsible for putting away the chairs or tables but you are responsible to remove everything and sweep the floor.

a really beautifully redesigned building, with it's grand re-opening in summer 2022. i came to tour…read morethe building and the classrooms/studios since i would be teaching there starting in the fall and was amazed by how sleek and modern the facility was. there are two floors of rooms and open spaces to be used, as well as outdoor space that opens into/connects to washington park. fast forward 2.5 yrs, i have been regularly teaching senior fitness classes here and absolutely love this new space. each room has built in controls for temperature control, including a control to activate the overhead fans. most rooms have access to an outdoor space/patio, which also allows us to prop open the door for natural, fresh air. several rooms have tv screens, and speakers, perfect for a lecture or presentation. the front desk staff is always helpful, and there are usually at least 2-3 folks manning the desk in case anyone needs anything. guests may park in the dedicated parking lot or in the covered parking structure. however, on a busy day, when many programs are happening, it's hard to get a spot so i resort to street parking, which is always free and plentiful. super close to downtown burlingame, so i often hop over for a coffee or lunch after teaching!

We came here for the Sing Tao Event. First time at this place. It's a big facility with a big front…read moreyard and a lot of spaces.

What a wonderful facility!…read more This building is very new (only ~1.5 years old) and absolutely beautiful! You walk into a large naturally lit lobby, with local event flyers and news on display, as well as Millbrae branded merch (hats, shirts, etc) for sale. There is a reception desk with staff there to help and answer any questions. I came specifically to pick up a custom SF Giants Kleenex box that I ordered at the recent Millbrae Art & Wine Festival. We were greeted by Laurie, who was very friendly and told us all about what they had to offer at the Rec. Center. Just behind some glass doors near the lobby, is a game room. This is mostly targeted towards kids, with a giant TV and various video game systems to play with. We saw around a dozen kids hanging and playing in this area as we walked by. As you continue down on the first floor, there are classrooms, conference rooms, and even a giant hall that can be rented in full (or half) for private events! They also have a kitchen connected, which is helpful for events serving food. There are several clean and accessible bathrooms, as well as lots of fun historic photos on display. They have a Fitness Center with various equipment, and space for aerobic classes. There's also a room dedicated entirely to Ping Pong! If you get hungry or thirsty, there are two vending machines with drinks and snacks, and several water fountain/refill stations throughout. There is also an entire upstairs area. In addition to private rooms, there is a "Senior Lounge" which has comfortable seating, a large TV, and a half-kitchen. There is an outdoor patio connected up top with over a dozen lounge type chairs to enjoy some fresh air. They also have space for outdoor activities for people of all ages. There are multiple playgrounds for kids, in addition to multiple tennis courts and a large field. The Rec. Department also oversees many other fields (school and other) and a skate park, according to their website! If you live in (or near) Millbrae, you gotta check out this Rec. Center! There is a ton to do, it's super bright and clean, and the staff is all very friendly and welcoming! I'm looking forward to coming back again and utilizing some of these amazing features!

We have senior lunch about once a week at the senior center. All the people that working there are…read morevery nice and courteous.

I come here twice a week to pick up my lunch. It is better than I ever expected, it is delicious…read moreand outstanding. My wife passed away one year ago she was a great cook, and i am not. So now I can enjoy a great meal at least twice a week. Thank you so much, it is greatly appreciated.

This review is for Hailey, one of the swim instructors. My son started swimming with her about a…read moreyear and half ago. She really improved his strokes and taught him various things such as a flip turn, two hand touch in butterfly and breaststroke, diving, corrected his breaststroke kick and his butterfly kick. She is excellent with technique! My son was able to join a summer team last year and this year. He knows all 4 strokes now and has become a really good swimmer, and he just turned 8! I highly recommend her!

What a waste of a lovely pool. We were told off for: 1 doing somersaults off the diving board,…read more 2 bouncing more than once on the diving board, 3 standing halfway up the water slide steps before one of my sons had excited the buoy enclosure in the water, 4 one child looking unhappy 5 trying to hold breath underwater, 6 Kids swimming underneath each other, 7 me not physically holding onto my son who is learning to swim when he was half a yard away, 8 walking fast around the pool, 9 pushing up from bottom of pool taking a breath and going to bottom of pool again. All this and more for $40 dollars (3 kids and me). Waste of money, unfriendly, and will never return - what do they want kids to do in a pool - swim lengths in silence...???

The San Carlos Senior Center is a wonderful place for seniors. They have a variety of services and…read moreprograms for people. The staff and volunteers are welcoming, and very understanding and helpful. It is a great place for people who have questions because they usually have theanswers. One of the enjoyable programs is the hit lunch served once a week. Nice!

I attend the Adult Community Center (ACC) on a regular basis, the weekly News and Views discussion…read moregroup and I volunteer with their Meal Delivery program. Generation Buddies is a relatively new monthly activity which I also recommend. I've also attended table tennis and a few bus trips. All the staff are wonderful - personable, friendly, receptive, and caring. Caitlyn, Matt, George, Daniel, Janet, Chef Brenda, Cheryl, and a few others I don't know. The receptionist volunteers Carol and Anne are great too! Parking is free either on the street or in the underground garage underneath the library, accessible from either Chestnut St. or Cherry St. Check it out!

Foster City is one of the nicest places to live in the SF Bay Area. I drive thru it at least once…read morea week. That's because Hwy 92 runs thru it, as it connects to the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge. Foster City was named after T. Jack Foster. It was built in the 1960's, that's why everything is modern. Foster City was a planned community. They set aside space for parks and recreation, shopping centers, and schools. A unique feature of the city is it's beautiful lagoon system. The city has it's own police and fire depts, but I don't think it has a hospital.

I have been a resident of Foster City for 57 years it has given me the opportunity to start my dog…read morewalking business and I'm thriving! The city has been excellent working with me! They approved my 7th Anniversary Picnic Celebration at Gull Park on July 29th!

Nicely nestled park in Belmont, been here a few times for birthday parties & it's one of our…read morefavorites. Being outdoors is so relaxing, this park is well manicured, the landscaping is well planned out with separated rental areas. Parking is difficult at times when busy. Outdoor bathrooms are decent.

This review is for the summer camp that is hosted through Belmont parks and Rec…read more My son goes to camp soar and he has been liking it a lot. Each week is a different theme and they have certain days that they do different things. For example Tuesday is cooking art, Wednesday is field trip day, Thursday is a bounce house and a hike and Friday is water play or swimming. The campers are split into different groups and wear different color shirts depending on what age group they are in. I love that the kids get to spend a lot of time outside. They play field games or just hang out outside and it is really good for children to be out in nature. So far so good we are really liking this summer camp.

Rummage Sale today 7/26/25…read more They had a good selection of mainly houseware and kitchenware. All were super good deals priced very low. I had to restrain myself from buying too much. I bought tea ball strainers for only 50 cents each, a set of silver measuring spoons for 25 cents, and a quality Lifeline jump rope for a measly 76 cents. I also had my eye on a silver tray w a mirror finish but a lady took it before I could act, darn it, next time I won't hesitate! They said they're having an even better sale on November 8 with more Japanese themed items. I look forward to attending and buying!

I love this Center. The Japanese Community Center is a wonderful resource and the people are very…read morenice. From their website: "To promote independent living with dignity, the Community Center guides seniors, many of whom do not speak English, through the tangle of social services available to them. Counseling and group meetings provide support for those who might otherwise be isolated." But the center also works to preserve the culture through arts, activities, and education. Resources for all ages include Japanese and English-language libraries, Nihongo practice, etc.

I was here back in November and it was a very nice experience. It was close to a lot of nice…read moreplaces. This is a very large library wherein every individual section is bigger than other libraries. They also have a fine selection of books in Chinese. For locals they have a great place where nice events are held at this branch. Bathrooms are well maintained although there were a few glitches with the men's room. Not sure what happened but it was pretty minor. Unlike my local library printing is free. Yes I get mine has like budget issues but like how this one is very well stocked. Would come here again if I could Drawback: On Saturdays, it can be rowdy here because there will be kids of all ages wandering around. Younger kids can and may make a lot of noise.

Shoutout to the adult programs coordinators for the great classes like watercolor paint, Japanese…read moreart of floral arrangements, and calligraphy. All kinds of things you can learn. Check the calendar. Something cool is always happening at your local library The library is right across from the Leo Ryan park which took me a few yrs to realize even though I go to the lagoon all the time haha Parking is easy except for special event days because people who don't visit the library will park in their lot, despite the sign that tells people not to do that specifically