I think place is a solid 4 stars. It doesn't necessarily have the selection of bigger stores but…read morethe service is great and the prices are really good. We got a quality FC Barcelona jacket for 50% off. The material and quality is awesome. It's nice to have soccer-specific options on this side of the bay. Soooo much more convenient than heading over to San Jose.

Very good service . They have a nice selection in soccer…read moreitems. The prices are very affordable!! I will keep coming to buy more stuff for my kids!

We started with the Toros 20 years ago when they were a small club. It was great. Now my grandson…read moreis old enough to play with the OV club. It has been nothing but a disappointment. This last weekend was an example, so disorganized. Lots of money paid for nothing but scrimmages. I expected more from the organization. Just like when my grandsons father played. VERY disappointing to say the least!!!! We were not the only ones, other parents were just as disappointed!

Unresponsive management who'd rather dissemble than be transparent about program goals. A shame,…read moregiven it's one of the only large programs in South Valley. I don't know of a good alternative unless you are willing to commute to San Jose or farther away (probably worth looking around if you are frustrated by getting the blow-off). Be more specific, you say? Certainly! Although the stated goal is for kids to learn - particularly in younger age groups - the teams are nevertheless sorted by ability in some nebulous fashion. If your kid loves the game and wants to move up, what do they need to improve/what do they need to be able to demonstrate? It almost doesn't matter since movement is not permitted. Oh, you'll get a story about how there will be "opportunities" to "play up" as a "guest player" - but those'll be as scarce as grass around a hog's trough. Instead, there will be opportunities to fill in for the next team down when they don't have enough players to fill the bench for a game, but that's hardly the same kind of experience. What are the coaches looking for at tryouts? Who knows? They don't say. Does individual performance matter as much or more than teamwork? Again, who knows? How can an organization focused on learning and growth be effective without feedback? How about this explanation given to us after we sweated the director for any kind of detail at all about how they decided where to place him: "yes, your son dominates by using his size to gain advantage - later, when other kids catch up in size, he'll lose that and he'll have to rely on his other skills which need improvement." Sounds plausible. The obvious thing to do is to put him with kids his size so he develops other tactics, right? Obvious to you and me, maybe, but not to the director (who knows why not). The league also has the audacity to claim that one must accept an "offer" to join a team within 24-48 hours or "lose the spot." "We want people who want to be with us." What kind of pressure tactics are these? Not cool and really, reflect that the management are focused on something other than growth for kids.

This club has the most competitive Soccer Teams in Monterey. If you are a parent looking for…read moreCompetitive Travel Soccer check it out. Their coaching staff are the best in their field locally.

From the owner: Monterey County Futbol Club (MCFC), a non-profit youth soccer organization dedicated to serving the…read moreyouth of Monterey County. MCFC has competitive travel teams ages U8 through U19. We also offer recreational programs in the spring for ages 4 to 12, a winter futsal league, and summer camps.

Coaches are good.. but the team manager is not very professional. Can be quite unfriendly sometimesread more

KidsFanBase is the place to keep the kids busy while they learn some new skills from some…read morelegitimate coaches. I played soccer my entire life so yes I am picky. I am proud to have a fun place to leave the kids and to be able to do it all with a flexible schedule that works for the busy man's life. And most importantly ... my Kids love it!

Our hometown source for soccer cleats and socks- very nice owners and we have been loyal customers…read morefor years.

This is a great hole in the wall kind of place. It is a random place that many people dont know…read moreexists. Its located next to the old city hall restaurant on 6th and monterey. I call it the little hole in the wall mall lol. Since there are so many different mini stores inside. You can find: -Mens Clothing -Mens Pants -Mens Boots -Childrens Clothing -Childrens Shoes -Jewelry -Womens Clothing -Mens Hats -Childrens Backpacks -Childrens Toys -Cell Phone Accessories -Jewlery Store -Cowboy Wear -Sports Wear -Soccor Clothing -Wigs -Salon Items -Hair Products -Lingerie -Etc. I think the goal was to make it like a one stop shop like a flee market. My husband has purchased boits from here for $70. And I have sold a few gold jewlery items that I had here as well. Its a great secret place for a few items you might need.

Mid to low quality merchandise. But if in a pinch it's worth the drive to the E side.read more

From the owner: Soccer equipment, soccer fan gear, team uniforms, team orders, custom shirts, screen printing,…read morecustom logos and lettering, wide range selection of soccer cleats

There aren't many soccer stores in the area. I went to one on Saratoga Ave and they were horrible…read more They didn't know anything about different cleats which is important as my daughter had ACL surgery. At Willow soccer a very pleasant lady was able to help us choose the best cleats for her. She was pleasant and very knowledgable. I highly recommend this place for your soccer needs

Don't go here. I needed to exchange a Mexico official jersey and I even showed them my bank…read morestatement that I bought it from there. They have no empathy at all. The owner didn't bother listening at all. They have their policy but you can tell they just care about the money. Don't bother like I said