East Bay Driving School was a great choice for my family! My twins initially took driving lessons…read morewith another company and had a bad experience. As a parent, safety is my biggest concern, and I wanted to make sure my daughters understood how to drive safely, so I decided to try one lesson with East Bay Driving School. They told me they learned more in one lesson with East Bay Driving School than they did in three lessons with the other school. That really impressed me. The instructors helped build their confidence and understanding of the road. Now that my youngest needs driving lessons, I came back to East Bay Driving School without hesitation. Their customer service is excellent, they are responsive, and they communicate in a timely manner. I highly recommend East Bay Driving School to any parent looking for a driving school that genuinely cares about teaching students to be safe and confident drivers. As a parent, knowing my kids are learning the right way gives me peace of mind!

We used this Driving School for our daughter's driving practice. After the first session, my…read moredaughter had the confidence to drive around in the regular streets. After the second one she was able to drive on the highway. The third session was used to practice routes that a typical DMV behind the wheel test does.. that was helpful to understand and I was able to take my daughter a few more times to practice before the actual exam day. At the end, her driving test was successful and she was able to get the license. We will definitely recommend the school as the owner, Sheri, is very responsive and they offer weekend classes too.

I just went to the School of Rock San Ramon concert in Danville. The kids were amazing. So proud of…read morethe talents they've been blessed with. We left when the CHILDREN started introducing the songs politically and the parents likely weren't in agreement (only one person in the packed out audience clapped). That ruined it. This was supposed to be a celebration of San Ramon's kid's achievements. Politics??? Really? Politics weren't what these parents were here for. More importantly politics are not appropriate when the kids are too young to have strong discernment between what their teachers are telling them to say and what they are seeking to understand and cultivate for themselves. Because they're kids and they're getting a cool opportunity to perform, they might even be too intimidated to refuse to say it ...which is straight up exploitation. School of Rock: please don't manipulate our kids that way, stay in your lane. Parents: be advised that you will not be your child's only moral influence when you send them to this music school. They don't just grow talent. They tell them what to believe and you might not agree.

This place is great EXCEPT they cancel lessons LAST MINUTE 1 to 2 times a month. They do…read morereschedule but that is a hassle. If you cancel they charge you. That isn't right. If they can cancel last minute but you get charged if you have to cancel they need to change their policy. Great place but unfortunately we are looking for another lesson place.

I was very Happy with the process and the results. I would use them again for my younger so.read more

We had a wonderful experience. Nick made our son feel super comfortable and he had a great time. He…read morefelt super confident and enjoyed his first class behind the wheel.

We decided to put our daughter into basic level classes here. The first (and only) month, the level…read more1 teachers were rude. Not explaining any of the moves, getting visibly frustrated with our daughter when she wasn't doing the movements just from hearing what to do on her SECOND week there. Mind you this was her first experience doing anything like this and had just turned 5. Then when the teachers (yes, plural) would get down on her level to show her, they'd aggressively grab her leg or arm and move it fairly rough to the position they wanted her in. They did this also with the split stretch -- which again, she'd never done before. I went and asked if they were supposed to know anything before this class because the way they were acting towards her was ridiculous. I told the front desk girl about it and she was surprised and brought it to the owners. My daughter cried when we got into the car, saying her teachers didn't like her and she didn't want to go back. The next class, she spoke to me and said that the teachers that were treating her like that were spoken to and it shouldn't happen again. That entire class she was there for that day, they would point at her and laugh (THE TEACHERS) when she was trying to do the movements, look at her after falling and roll their eyes and walk away. It was a NIGHTMARE. We never went back.

Well after spending non-refundable money and time - my opinion of VC have changed drastically since…read morestarting, and sending our friends there (who are also on the fence about leaving). The teaching staff (at least for Level 1) has gone downhill since we started. My daughter has been in Level 1 prep for over two years because the teachers need to pay better attention to their students, and less attention to their cell phones, and to each other... The teacher we started with (Miss Izzy) is no longer at the school (went to college). The teaching staff has changed constantly since that change; we've seen 5-10 different girls teaching this class on a weekly basis. We recently visited another school (for just one hour) and with a little assistance our daughter was able to complete moves she was not receiving guidance on at VC. She is now rated Level 2, and is making huge strides and progress. We sent an email to the staff letting them know we were unhappy and that we were not renewing membership, in addition to addressing the above issues and received no phone call, or email back. This was upsetting since we had our two daughters there for quite a while, and had a good report with the front desk staff.

I brought my 5 y/o daughter to one of Future Forge's robotics workshops this past weekend in San…read moreRamon. We had no idea what to expect other than she'd be doing some sort of robotics build with other kids. On a Sunday, the building is pretty empty so I wasn't sure if we were in the right place but we walked into the Forge lab and were greeted by Rishabh, the founder of Future Forge. My daughter really enjoyed the build and loved her final build. We took out the "creeper" and played to finish off the session. Definitely worth checking out.

Great tutoring for my kids especially in the field of robotics and math. Kept my kids engaged and…read morelearning all at a reasonable price! Will definitely be sending my kids back for more lessons in the future.

My daughter's highlight of the week! Great owner, and the most wonderful staff!…read more My daughter have been coming here since last summer, after absolutely enjoyed all 3 weeks of her summer camp, I signed her up for the annual plan, she's been coming in consistently every week, and it is one of her highlights of the week she always looks forward to! My daughter sometimes struggles with staying put and pay attention, the instructors are all incredibly skilled and more importantly patient! My daughter especially enjoy the circuits work in addition to learning coding, very good to have some hands on balance. We recently had her birthday party there, it was drop off, so the patents got to go and enjoy a couple drinks near by while the children had such a fun time! Hands down the best perk of being an annual member! We love it here, and I see my kids coming here for the foreseeable future!

We signed up our kid for a week long class where they would learn how to create a specific project…read more I would ask what he learned and everyday he'd tell me nothing. I asked what was he doing. He said they told him how to sign onto the computer, but then he'd be playing on Minecraft the entire day with little supervision and next to zero instruction. He was basically playing Minecraft for the entire time he was there and that was it. He had friends in the class as well and they also verified the lack of any direction or instruction. At the end of the week, we asked again what he had learned and he promptly said, "Nothing." I don't like leaving negative reviews, but this one deserved putting the calories into. It was a complete waste of time, energy, and money.

I had a great experience with this driving school. My instructor, Mirwes Hakimi, was calm and…read moreprofessional throughout - he offered plenty of positive reinforcement while still giving clear, constructive feedback that helped me improve. If you're booking a lesson, I'd highly recommend requesting a session with him. Besides the driving lessons, all my other communication was with Daniela, and she made the entire process seamless. She's professional, well-organized and encouraging - managing sessions, sending calendar invites to both me and the instructor for the right times, and always being open to feedback about the school's services. She's also very well-spoken and made every interaction a pleasure. Highly recommend this school!

Bay Pass Driving School is an excellent place to learn how to drive! We had a fantastic experience…read morewith our instructor, Rock, and the other instructors. We took three classes and a DMV package, which was a great value for the money. The package includes an hour of driving lessons and an hour of actual DMV test preparation, which is very helpful for a new learner. We were able to pass the DMV test and get our driver's license! I highly recommend Bay Pass Driving School if you're looking for a good school with an excellent team.

Our family has been part of Dublin Robotics' journey for nearly 10 years, since its inception, and…read morethe experience has been truly rewarding. My older son developed strong engineering, problem-solving, and cognitive skills through designing and building robots. The program strengthened his foundation in STEM while also helping him develop essential soft skills, including teamwork, leadership, communication, and social confidence. My younger son currently attends Dublin Robotics and is also completing an internship there. He speaks highly of the program's thoughtful structure and supportive environment. The instructors nurture each student's individual abilities and build confidence through engaging curricula in robotics, drones, artificial intelligence, and autonomous robot development. Dublin Robotics also gives students opportunities to challenge themselves through multiple levels of competition, including state, national, and world championships. As a parent, I wholeheartedly recommend Dublin Robotics to other families. It is an excellent place for children to explore STEM, discover their potential, develop lifelong skills, and become confident future innovators.

Our son has had a bad experience here.  He says that he gets a piece of paper to work off of, and…read morethe coaches come by every once in awhile and ask if it is ok, and that is about the extent of the coaching.  He has had problems with parts missing from his project as other students take things out of his bin when they can't find something.  They are usually the high demand parts, so he has a really tough time replacing them.  When he asks the coaches, they tell him to go look for the part, and he spends a good portion of the time looking for parts as they don't provide it for him.   He says when he has a question, several other smaller kids interrupt, and the coach's attention gets scattered, and they don't answer his question ultimately.   So, all in all, he is not able to make much progress week to week.  I was shocked, as the per lesson cost of this program is almost the price of private music or tennis instruction, that he would get so little attention and help.  Something so simple as the low availability of parts is something that could be managed, and there should be enough coaches to answer the kids' questions. I had asked about the competition path last summer and was told our son had to learn the basics for about a year first. When we said we would like to cancel, all of a sudden, this competition "class" was an option. I suspect that this basically operates like a daycare with legos for most, and all the actual coaching gets saved for the few kids in competition.

I've known Barbara for years. Awesome chef/cook/teacher/host and wonderful person, too!! You're…read moregoing to love meeting and working with her!!!

I purchased a cooking class at Viva Cucina for my family of five, hoping to give all of us an…read morealternative to the usual boring restaurant food, ordering in, etc., and get us cooking for ourselves. We had a wonderful experience with Barbara. She is a dedicated "foodie," clearly loves the process of cooking and is a great host. Her love for cooking is contagious! We were all swept up in her positive vibe and enthusiasm. We chose the Filet Mignon as our main course along with garlic mashed potatoes, carrots, etc. and Bananas Foster for dessert. Really delicious! It was a great lesson in the science and art of cooking that we are putting to good use at home and will come in handy especially when preparing meals for the holidays. Top notch!

I've been enrolled in the full stack development boot camp for the past 3 months and I've already…read morelearned and grown a lot since. All of my sessions and work are remote and extremely flexible, and the instruction and mentorship are amazing. The internship opportunities have offered me plenty of hands-on experience and development as well and I would highly recommend their programs to any students looking to learn to code or aspire to become a software engineer

2017: I bought the LivingSocial special for 2 of our kids to do their summer camps. After multiple…read moreemails, phone and even text messages, because I had to continuously follow up and try to get them to commit to a date, they would say they will get back to me and never call me back. When I would talk/email to them, they would take the dates as if they were booked, but they were not. I started to book May 8th and they kept replying that they would get back to me in a few weeks or always alternative dates. This all went through until August when I got a credit from LivingSocial. I'm re-posting because Yelp removed my first post saying I needed more information.