The deities are nice but holy hell this temple is dirty! Does the management not care to present a…read moreclean, organized space to the large number of devotees that frequent your premises? I didn't touch the Prashad because of the way milk is left outside in the shoes area. Dirty rice cookers just placed willy nilly on the pathway that we use to walk around the deities. The priest was doing Abhishek and tossing milk cartons in front of the seated devotees. It just is so hard to feel spiritual and cleansed if you're surrounded by human disorder. Please go take a look at other temples to know how to conduct yourselves when doing an Abhishek. A pile of growing trash tossed out of the sanctum is hardly a spiritual experience. I wish the shoes area was clean as well but it's not. It's a mess. Please teach your staff to treat a holy area with some respect. As Hindus, we think it's wrong to find fault with a holy place but this review is strictly about how mismanaged everything over here is. It's about the disrespect shown by its people, not the deities.

It's sad. I went wearing full length track pants & Tshirt in the temple. Sat for a puja that was…read moregoing on. One woman told me I can't sit in the prayer because I am wearing track pants & Tshirt I NEED TO WEAR INDIAN ATTIRE to be a part of the puja. She was speaking Telugu so few things I didn't understand. That's sick. I feel sad for her. I still sat for the puja. God doesn't decide the dress so what's with this sick mentality woman. I really wish I knew her name so that way she could stand out. I request the temple management to kindly take care of such situations politely. Her mentally is stinky. I would rather pray at home than being surrounded by such sick mental human. I am definitely never going back to this temple. Woman like her is a harm to the environment.

There is always a sense of peace when I visit this temple. The atmosphere is calming, spiritual,…read moreand welcoming. It's a place where you can step away from the noise of daily life, reflect, and reconnect with yourself. I always leave feeling more grounded and grateful than when I arrived.

We have been going to the temple for past 30years. We love the ambience and authenticity in the way…read moreit's built. The deities are beautiful. The priests are knowledgeable. Many also speak multiple Indian languages catering to all devotees. However, my recent visit after the new year left me with a bad impression due to the way one priest behaved. He was trying to put the poles to streamline people which is understandable. The temple was not crowded but given it was post new year there was a constant flow of devotees. This priest was yelling and screaming, completely disrespectful to the devotees. He was so loud that we could not even hear the priests chanting of the Archana. He completely ruined the sanctity of the temple. The same task could have been done in many different ways, without having to yell and scream and spoil the devotees experience. I hope this is not something that will be repeated, for I would love to go back for a peaceful visit.

Your website says that the minimum age for sandwich seva is 5 years and above…read more Reading that, I brought my 5 year old and 9 year old son for sandwich seva today (3 July). But some volunteer spoke very rudely to us and told the minimum age is 12 and above. This was a very bad experience for us and not at all what we expect from a place where Sai Baba is worshipped. Can you please fix your website to reflect what the correct minimum age should be - is it 5 or 12? I don't want any other family to experience what we did.

What can I say except the Sai Baba temples be it in Sunnyvale or here in Milpitas are great. I love…read morethe energy of the Sai Baba of Shirdi murti. He united Hindu and Islam. Space is big and kirtan pleasant. Big kitchen with Prasad aka simple pure vegetarian meals provided. In India I spent time in Ujjain and central India off the beaten path. I met a Sadhu aka wandering holy man who gave me a business card of Sai Baba of Shirdi's main temple in India. I never went yet perhaps that was a predication to scope out the Sai Baba of Shirdi temples in the Bay Area years later. Apparently Thurs is the day to come here where thousands of people are here every Thurs.

I loved it, very calm and soulful place where peace flows gently, mind, and spirit. What to visit…read moreagain (free enter)

A really spiritual, serene and beautiful temple . Swamiji gives very good spiritual guidance and…read moreexplains some of the deeper religious facts in layman terms. Have known Swamiji for years from when he was working to build the temple and he is a very genuine person. A truly spiritual temple for the large Indian population in the bay area . A must visit at least once and you will come back again

Our young family comes to the temple often, as we live quite close. My older daughter loves the…read morecultural events at the community center - especially the Indian dances, which fascinate her. My younger one likes to run around the temple floor putting coins in all the hundi's and smiling at the priests so they give her some Prasad. We try to avoid the big festivals - they're not used to crowds - it's the quiet times that are the best!

If you didn't know it was there, the Livermore Hindu Temple would seem pretty surprising -- it's…read moredeep in the suburbs and is surrounded by homes. Take a turn onto Arrowhead Avenue and suddenly there's this giant structure that looks straight out of India. What I really like about this temple is that it was built to be a Hindu temple -- it's not a converted church, like some of the other temples I've been to (which are also nice, in their own way). People have donated a lot of money to keep the temple looking authentic and well-maintained. I like going inside the main building and visiting all the murtis in their little houses. It is the suburbs, after all. Even the deities have nice cribs.

I visit this temple very often almost every week Tuesday or Saturday and it radiates such positive…read morevibes. The food served here is really good too.

A mandir without a full time pujari. everything is self serve. Lots of donation boxes and writing…read moreurging devotees to donate generously with suggestions ranging from a mere $2501 to a very reasonable $1000000. This mandir is exactly what a mandir should not be. It is a side business to collect over generous donations from foolish people while minimizing the operating costs. Such places should be investigated for fraud.

A tranquil and Blissful Baba temple in East bay. Reminds me of the hometown temple. Om Sai Ram!read more

Beautiful and blissful temple of Baba The priest and the volunteers are extremely humble…read more Everything is beautiful about this temple. Om Sai ram

Friendly and kind people there. Although most of the time I had hard time communicating with them,…read morethey made me feel welcome.

This Hindu temple is truly peaceful and beautiful. My best friend Sachin Sharma invited my family,…read moreand even though we felt awkward at the beginning, everyone was so nice and polite. We'll definitely be going back again.