What a hidden gem. The Havens CC is set away from traffic and noise it is truly an incredible…read morelocation with beautiful views. The golf course is challenging but fun. There are exercise classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Pickleball and tennis courts are available to reserve. The food is great, too.

I was invited by a friend to golf here. I enjoyed the golf course. It is well kept and has gorgeous…read moreviews. The course is difficult but also fun. Our tee time was at 2pm and the pace of play was really good. We only had to wait on 1 out of 18 holes to tee off but it was a short wait. We didn't have anyone waiting to tee off behind us the whole time. After golfing we ate at the restaurant here. We sat at the bar. Our server was great. I ordered a Moscow Mule and the Meatloaf dish. The drink was good but the meatloaf was okay. I'd like to go back here to golf again and try a different dish.

These dance lessons and the dance club itself are life changing! So welcoming to me as a new comer…read moreyears ago. Now we have Carrie Kloss, who is a national awarding winning dancer, teaching both Beginning Classes and Intermediate Classes! We are so fortunate to have her & her assistant Mike Cowlishaw (also award winning dancer!). They make it all great fun to learn Ballroom Dancing!

From the owner: Ballroom Dancing. Various lessons from Waltz to Bolero by Certified instructor Carrie Kloss…read more Also, a monthly opportunity to dance in a large gymnasium location in North County San Diego. This dance club is dedicated to promoting Ballroom Dancing across North County.

Every time I go there, I am greeted by so many enthusiastic people who are there to truly help…read more Even if you don't need help and just want a friendly ear, someone is there for that! they have many programs and services for all. Highly recommend :-)

Have you ever heard of an LGBTQ center that doesn't have an onsite gay men's support group? Under…read more"Services" they offer a "list" of "various programs" which included exactly ONE weekly Narc Anon meeting. No AA 12 step meeting. Under the "Programs" section of the website, there is an HIV group that meets ONCE a month. There is no onsite seniors group meeting. It's a flashy website that looks great and seems to promise a lot but when you dig into it and actually visit the location you're told to find a support group on Zoom or offsite somewhere. And the atmosphere is not friendly; it's cold. But there are multiple links for donating money.

18 years here and finally retired and hope to join the many fun clubs and activities! Beautiful,…read moresafe, friendly neighbors, close to beach and shopping! Just the HOA fees WOW a tad high! They go up every year! It is the golf course, drilling a well for the water project!!!, and always upgrading the Lanai. Otherwise 10 out of 10 Ocean Hills Country Club

I called posted phone number for days and no one responded. I figured out they are full and don't…read morewant anymore clients. An unprofessional facility.

Best goodwill for cookware gems. I got cornware and a cast iron skillet for great prices. Idk about…read morethe clothes and shoes at this spot, there's something for everyone but it really is a hit or miss. I never purchased clothes from here that I love, I just go straight to the back. I can tell the employees aren't picking the best stuff for themselves which I appreciate.

This is by far one of my favorite locations. I live in vista, so I go to all the ones over there,…read morebut when I got to this one, everything was super neat, they actually had things organized in their own locations plus the staff was very helpful, especially one lady that I was joking around with my daughter which I thought was the sweetest thing her name is Angela, she made a big impression on us securing a regular visit as often as we can on our what we call "treasure hunting days" thank you mrs. Oporesa I hope I got that right

Best bar in the Bonsall/Fallbrook area. Ice cold beverages with top notch service. Highly recommend…read moreif you're looking for a fun dive bar without the vacation crowds flocking from Los Angeles or the Inland Empire.

Bring Kerry back on Fridays she's has Amazing energy, brings life to the Bar , so friendly and…read moreknows everyone which makes so easy to drop and say hi

I honestly don't understand who is making decisions at Ocean's Eleven Casino, but it feels like…read morethey go out of their way to make things *harder* for players. They used to have a simple, perfectly fine system where you could call in and put your name on the board for poker games. Easy. Convenient. Player-friendly. Now? That's gone. Instead, they're forcing everyone to download an app just to get on a list. Why? Not everyone wants to download another app. Some people don't have the space. Some people don't trust giving random third-party apps access to their phone. And believe it or not, some people *don't even have smartphones*. So what, those players just don't matter anymore? That's not innovation--that's exclusion. If you want to OFFER an app, great. Give people options. But completely removing the ability to call in is just lazy and tone-deaf. It shows zero consideration for your actual customer base. And this isn't the first time management has ignored players. The chip color change on the 4/8 table from blue to pink? Almost nobody liked it. Players spoke up. And just like now--nothing. No listening, no adjustments, no care. At this point, the place feels like our current government--quick to take your money, but not interested in listening to the people who actually keep the lights on. The players are the ones funding this place, and yet their voices couldn't matter less. It really feels like the people making these decisions don't play here, don't talk to players, and frankly don't care. There's no focus on improving the player experience--just unnecessary changes that frustrate everyone. Heartless, out-of-touch management. If you're going to make changes, at least make ones that *help* your customers, not push them away. If I see any changes or improvement, I will remove this comment.

I'm no longer a card gambler and only table game I play is Roulette in Vegas, but I still come here…read morefrom time to time now for the food at Haig's. I have no idea why it's called Haig's but it's a short order food honeyhole. It's hard to find a breakfast that's got this much value. Bacon, eggs, sausage, english muffin, pancakes for $8. All their lunches are filling and inexpensive. A great way to keep you fueled for multi hour table runs. They have American and Asian menus, while kinda taste the same, but they have some bangers. Staff is fantastic, hustler, hospitable, great service. Drink prices are chill and worth every penny. They will almost never cut you off unless you get violent or slur your speach bad, fall asleep. Parking is still terrible, parking across the street may get you ticketed/towed if you park there overnight, so try and park as close as possible to get on the cameras. Lots of homeless in the area, but none in the card rooms. Bathrooms are high traffic, but actually kinda clean. Even after all these years I'm still up on them eventhough with the legalization of online betting I still have reason to come here despite doing it all online or roulette in Vegas.

Despite being a California native, I've never been to a California Welcome Center, despite living…read moreto much closer ones. We wanted to stop by for a restroom break and to stretch our legs and eat some of our snacks before making our final voyage to San Diego and we saw the welcome center when we turned out of the freeway. Definitely stop here over a regular rest stop or fast food joint. We came in around 15-20 minutes before they had to close and all the ladies working there were super friendly, welcoming, answered all of our questions. Restrooms are super clean and smells nice too. They have a sign in sheet for visitors, lots of brochures for nearby attractions, an entire car inside for photos, lots of neat bits and pieces of history of the area and sights to see including info about pro-skater Tony Hawk, the surfboard museum or something nearby, and much more. Lots of neat gifts and trinkets for you to take back on your trip too. There's also books, and goods made by local artists. My friend from Texas got a cute kitchen towel with the art of all the animals and such from California. Cute! There's a discount corner and everything is reasonable and affordable. At the side there's also someone posted there to assist you with booking hotels and I'm sure other things like tickets to events or attractions, I'm sure. Going here has inspired me to eventually visit the other Welcome Centers too!

One of the things I love to do when traveling is to visit the local welcome center and I find…read moremyself always looking got them when away from home, so I was super excited to find that Oceanside has a Welcome Center! Yippee! The last one I went to was in Ventura and that was also fabulous! This Welcome Center is smaller than the one in Ventura but it was very solid! The two ladies that helped me today were sweet and knowledgeable. Since it's gonna hella rain the next couple of days, I asked for some indoor suggestions and they both were well prepared to answer my questions! One lady even pulled out a handout that had many rainy day activity sessions! I was pointed to go visit the Mission San Luis Rey, which I promptly did later and it did not disappoint but also got plenty of indoor suggestions like a vintage market to check out, go to the mall and go to the movies (I will probably do all of these things and more!). I also loved that they had very informative magazines, brochures for North Coast, and all of Cali and other states too! I was in heaven with all this information! Definitely give this place a visit if you like doing research on your travels! I loved it!