They are so polite and considerate to all their customers and treat them as such would recommend…read morethis bingo !

Paul and Jen are Great such Good people I have been going to Bosco Bingo for years and they have…read moremade it enjoyable like we are just 1 big Happy Family they do such a good job and are so well liked

Great place to play bingo. People were friendly and.informative. Prices compare to other bingos…read more Fast calling, which I prefer.

Very expensive. No one explains that you need to purchase many other "pull tabs" to even play. So…read moremany times you sit and watch others play and wait for a regular game. People purchase A LOT of them and of course they run out. Seems extremely unorganized unless you are a regular.

I love bingo and this was a good one!! Get there early though because there were lines to get the…read moreticket for what you want to buy then another line to get the bingo sheets. It was crowded but there were still some seats available!! They have an early bird session and a regular one but again it did get crowded so I would get there early even if you're just going to play the regular session. Plus it's at a school in the middle of a neighborhood so the street parking was limited. Someone told me there was a parking lot on the other side. Everyone was super nice and helpful.

I visited this place for the first time on 7/13/24 because Don Bosco was closed. Here's my review:…read more Seats:I arrived 15 minutes after the doors opened. Most of the seats in the front were reserved, so I found a few available seats at the back. A regular player informed me that many people arrive 15 to 30 minutes before opening to save seats. Buy-in:I waited in line for about 30 to 45 minutes. They accept both cash and cards. The buy-in is quite expensive; to max out your machine, it costs around $160. They play 5 early bird games with a payout of $276 and 15 regular games with a payout of $300. The payout is quite low compared to the buy-in. At Don Bosco, the buy-in is $50, and they play 20 paper games with a $500 payout and 10 strip games with a $1000 payout. Crowd:The number of people is similar to Don Bosco, but most are not friendly. Verifier:The person verifying the game didn't know how to do it correctly. For the strip game, which is a double action game, you need two numbers for the B and O rows and three numbers for the I, N, and G rows. They called two numbers on each row and declared it a valid bingo. In the blazing balls game, you need a minimum of four numbers to win, but they verified a card with only three numbers and called it a valid win. You can cheat here as long as the verifier doesn't know how to verify correctly. Other places show the card on the screen for everyone to see, but not here. Caller:The caller was rude to the players. When players in the front called him out for not verifying the flash game correctly, he responded rudely. I can't imagine spending a lot of money to be treated poorly. They keep saying to be nice to the workers because they are volunteers, but I believe they should be nice to us players. We don't volunteer our time and donate our money; we are paying customers. I can't believe the players here allowed him to talk like that. Food/Kitchen:Dinner costs $15, which includes an entree and a soup or salad. The food isn't great, so I recommend bringing your own. The woman in the kitchen was grouchy. When I got a fork, she yelled at me, saying I needed to buy food first. I went back to my seat, got the cake I had bought, and showed it to her. All that hassle just for a fork. Flash Games:They played strips, 1199 flash, and 1199x2 games. You can only buy 5 and have to wait until they sell to everyone. The atmosphere was chaotic, with everyone just yelling "flash."

I like to add that to heritage Park Senior apartments in Montclair California are very nice as far…read moreas I'm concerned I have lived here for going on 9 months and I love my apartment yeah they're not the newest apartment but you know what I work so I really like to come home and enjoy my apartment I fixed it up really nice and I would recommend anybody to move here that is 55 plus or older no kids because you know what this is a classified senior community and it should stay that way. It's quiet and no one bothers you unless you want to socialize which I don't really socialize because I don't really want people bothering me all the time but as far as the community and the management and the maintenance their top gun so I just wanted to let corporate know that you have some good people that work here and some good people to live here. It's a shame that the rents are what they are but hey that's everywhere

I usually don't write reviews but after living here I felt I had to write this one .Living here was…read morea pleasure mostly because of the on site manager Mario he is always there with a helping hand or advice when you need it.Heritage park is a gated community with a club house with a pool table full service kitchen large screen t.v in a living room setting.There are banquet tables for small gatherings or group meetings there are3 on site laundry rooms its close to shopping centers and local transit.Once again thanks to Mario the manager and his crew for make my stay here safe and enjoyable...

I love the brewery experience without the beer. This place was perfect for that…read more Drinks: 5/5 I got two tasting flights;m: the signature and a choose your own including Yuzu, Lychee, and Mango. The drinks were somewhat strong yet had a good subtle taste. My favorite were the mango and the doburoku. They had rice and texture to it. Service: 5/5 This place was a one man team. Our server was washing the dishes, canning the sakes, and taking orders. I respect his hustle! Ambiance: 4/5 This place is really cute and we found it spontaneously on Yelp. The interior is a chill vibe and would be great for a chill friend hang out. The only thing was the place is not well ventilated so it was a little warm inside. Also we had no idea how to get inside since it's behind a closed gate.

Amazing small sake brewery with a great selection of their own craft sakes and beers!! The interior…read moreis very sleek, so it's a step but from a regular brewery while still keeping a casual vibe. We got the signature sake flight and beer flight and also got a custom flight with the 3 sparkling sakes. Service was awesome (shoutout to Zach and Sam). They explained the drink offerings very well and were attentive. I really loved all the sakes that came in the signature flight, and I thought the doburoku was especially unique! I've never had an unfiltered sake like that. The beers were also good, and I loved the oolong island with its aromas of peach and tea. The sparkling sakes were good as well, but I preferred the regular signature ones. We also got a cup of the sake kasu ice cream, which was really interesting! It has a rich, yeasty, almost cheesy flavor (which sounds weird, but I really enjoyed it). Overall, it's a great spot. We also brought our dinner to eat alongside the tasty drinks, so it's a nice place to hang out if you want a casual drink. Will definitely be back!

I joined California Country Club to find a community of nice people to play golf with and to…read moreimprove my game. From first inquiry, the club made me feel incredibly welcome. Song Wang, the director of membership, gave me an excellent tour and I played a round to see if it was the right fit. I met wonderfully pleasant people, which made me feel confident in joining. The golf course is in fantastic condition with a great pace of play. Leadership really impressed me too--Tim, Mike, and Cyrus all took time to greet me on the course, which is a nice touch. Shoutout to Casey and Andrew who were also very pleasant back at the clubhouse. Off the course, their Agave Grill restaurant overlooks the first and last holes with a beautiful view. I had a grilled salmon dish that was splendid. I definitely see myself grabbing a bite before or after a round often. I'm excited to become a regular. If you've been considering CCC, give it a shot, and maybe I'll see you on course!

In LA, it is a famous private golf course with well-maintained green fairways and long, difficult…read morerough. The golf course is long and not easy. One thing is that the restaurant food is very delicious. The food is of high quality and I recommend the hamburger or cassadilla.

A beautiful way to spend the Memorial Day weekend. Perfect weather and temps. My handicapping not…read moreso good today... but with views of the San Gabriel mountains who cares. I was actually surprised at the size of the crowd Monday, very well attended. For those new to Santa Anita go to the Frontrunner for a restaurant experience overlooking the stretch run. Serious horse players go to the "Room" - it's next to the Chandelier room. Used to be called the Sports Book but now it's just unnamed. The clubhouse side has outdoors table seating just past the finish line. Plenty of bars and food venues throughout for those so like to walk around and visit the paddock and walking ring. Check it out!

I came to Santa Anita Park for a 5K race. Yes, me, not the horses. - haha…read more This place is so nice! So clean! So organized! Beautiful grounds. Beautiful curb appeal. Manicured landscaping. Peacocks walking around. An experience I will cherish for ever. On race day, there were rides, food, beer, and just a good vibe that would make anyone come back again. Sure it was hot! But it's also California! Gotta love a sunny, bright, hot day with cotton like clouds up in the sky. Happy summer everyone!