Very fun, creative, and inventive it reminds of the ride the calico mine train but a walk-through…read moreof the ride

This museum is a very neat experience! It is intended for adults, but our little ones had a great…read moretime here too! The whole place is decorated with art and it is very immersive! It's a bit difficult to find parking, but after that's settled, knock 3 times on the door and upon entry, you are greeted and signed in. We were greeted by Sabrina and Alyssa. They were friendly and welcoming and made sure that all of our questions were answered. The whole experience is neat because in such a small area, there are so many things to see, smell, and read! They have their own section of a gift shop as well. I can't wait until they expand their location and I'm so glad they our family had the opportunity to experience the Museum of Make Believe.

2nd time at Whoop Axe was a success and I had even more fun!! Shout out to our coach, Samson! He…read moremade sure we had all the safety tips and showed us some tricks on how to perfect our game too! I was surprised by how empty it was for a Saturday night though. I hope people keep coming here, because it is super fun! I almost wonder if they sold some more types of food if they would help...like basic stuff perhaps...? Just hoping we were there at an off time or something. I know they also have tons of fun events every month, including line dancing and family nights too! And they also have another location at the Kaleidoscope in Mission Viejo! Always a fun time when you're whooping axe!!

Pretty cool place to get experience some axe throwing! They also have corn hole and giant jenga off…read moreto the side for people to play. There is no alcohol here, but they served mocktails, sodas, and soft drinks for about $3-5. It's pretty fun for about an hour, there's a chalkboard for you to keep score. Definitely more fun if you are competing with your friends! Wear tennis shoes! Axes could fly back at your feet if you throw hard enough at the board and it bounces back at you!

Beautiful area to walk around also lots of plants and some of the trees are labeled with the name…read moreand history of them, it's a very interesting campus

Summer concert series at Soka University on the lawn. There…read moreis nothing better .. An incredibly beautiful campus . Plenty of parking with a shuttle that takes you right to the lawn. Snacks and beverages for purchase offered. The entertainment is always top notch bathrooms are clean and accessible. I only wish that they had more concerts during the summer months. Summering at Soca is sensational !

Great staff, very pleasant. Framing is never inexpensive when done well, however, I got the best…read morequote on a frame for a very large magazine cover poster I had made. The framing and transparent low glare protective plexiglass are high quality. I wanted plexiglass as it is less likely to break in the event of earthquake or drop. Recommended!

Excellent service, good pricing, very professional -they re-stretched and framed a vintage oil…read morepainting for me. I'll use them again and again, I'm sure!

I can't believe I've never been to this library and community center before. I was very impressed…read morewith the overall campus, especially all the fountains outside. It had a really peaceful vibe. I came today for a free adult art class they had and I guess they do a free art/craft class for adults on the last Wednesday of every month. Today's class was to make pressed flower sun catchers. I cannot believe it was all free! They provided all the supplies and instruction. Mia & Helen were fabulous instructors and helped through the whole process. I can't wait to come for more classes in the future.

Quaint library in the community center. It's quiet but they are relaxed about chit chat…read more There a ton of available computers but go to the 'Workstation' desk to reserve one. Bring handy wipes for the keyboard and mouse; not too clean.

I grew up in this area and never knew Aliso Viejo Ranch existed! According to a review from a…read morefriend who got married here, this ranch was recently registered as a historic site. The buildings on this site were part of the 22,000 acre Moulton Ranch dating back to the 1920s and 30s. It's a beautiful stretch of land of fruit trees, ponds, barns, bunkhouses and sheds. The ceremony was outside with the barn and farm as the backdrop. Rustic and romantic! Inside the barn is a modern and spacious room that easily fits 100 people. Bathrooms are nice and clean. Lots of parking. Great, friendly staff!

This venue is absolutely beautiful. The rustic atmosphere, with historic buildings, is surrounded…read moreby lush green landscape, large trees, fruit, and nut orchards, and the most beautiful flowers. There's a catering kitchen, barn, lounges, courtyard, bathrooms, and plenty of parking around the venue. This is absolutely one of the most beautiful wedding venues I've ever seen.

You can just feel the passion and love for film oozing from every inch of this place. The Frida is…read morewhere I go to unwind and appreciate a movie I might not have heard of before or have not had the opportunity to see on the big screen. The staff is kind and generous and the environment is warm and fun. Highly recommend to any movie lover!!!!!

The Frida Cinema is the only nonprofit independent cinema in Orange County. By not having to show…read morejust the latest blockbuster movies, they have a great variety of films. I really like that it has live shows, post movie Q & A sessions, film festivals and more. Check out their website and you'll probably find a number of movies you'll want to see or see again since they show classics and cult classics.

This review comes a year after our experience. I hope parents who are currently considering this…read moreschool will take a few minutes to read about our child's journey and our family's experience here. If I had to summarize my message in one sentence, it would be：if your child is not a "perfect" student, this school may not be the right place for them. My child enrolled in this school at 3 years old. A few months later, it became clear that he had a speech delay. He struggled to express his thoughts and often could not follow classroom instructions the way teachers expected. Over time, the teachers appeared to lose patience with him. Without professional support to help him regulate his emotions, he eventually reacted in distress and once hit his head against a teacher. After receiving warnings and going through an observation period, we made the difficult decision to leave the school. When we first received warnings, we repeatedly apologized to the school. We believed our child was the "imperfect" one who was making the teachers' jobs more difficult and adding extra burden to their work. However, about two months after, we noticed he had developed a habit of biting his nails. I don't know exactly what he experienced during the school day, but our pediatrician later confirmed that his nail biting behavior like this is often a sign of stress and anxiety. After we signed an agreement with the school stating that another warning could result in him being required to stay home, I discovered one day that he had bitten his fingers until they bled while at school. The next day, we withdrew him immediately and began looking for another school. Thankfully, the teachers at his new school have been incredibly patient. With their support and our work at home, it took nearly a full year to help him overcome the nail-biting behavior. Three months of anxiety took us a year to repair. Several friends' children enrolled around the same time as mine. Over time, all of us chose to withdraw our children within a similar period. I won't go into detail about other families' experiences here, but it became clear to us that this school has very little patience for children who are not "perfect." This did not seem to be an issue with just any individual teacher, but rather something reflected in the school's overall philosophy and management. It also did not reflect the level of inclusion and respect for children's individual development that the Montessori philosophy emphasizes. Each classroom has a lead teacher and an assistant teacher. However, it often seemed that assistant teachers were discouraged from spending extra time supporting children who needed more help, I guess it might because that would indirectly increase the lead teacher's workload. At the same time, the school does not appear to have sufficient staffing to support a more inclusive learning environment. Over time, this can result in children who need extra patience receiving less support -- for example, parents being asked to pick up a child for something as minor as a runny nose, or receiving warnings for small moments of difficulty following instructions. In the end, I sincerely hope every child finds a school that truly fits them. And I hope this school will continue to grow and become a more supportive place for children in the future.

I had toured 5 Montessori's ... and none felt like home until I walked through the doors of…read moreMilestone. I was greeted by Miss. Maddie who answered all my questions and made me feel confident on sending my daughter to this daycare . Also Miss. Jamie is exactly the type of person you'd want to speak with for development and expectations . Miss. Tracy is wonderful and loving with all students .

We recently held our ceremony at Laguna Hills Civic Center, and overall, it was a really positive…read moreexperience--especially for couples looking for something simple, affordable, and still beautiful. One of the biggest advantages was how easy the appointment process was. Having a scheduled time made everything feel smooth and efficient. The clerk who assisted us was friendly, helpful, and made the experience feel welcoming rather than transactional. The setting itself was a pleasant surprise--the scenery created an atmosphere that felt much more elevated than expected and made the moment feel like a much larger wedding. It also provided a great backdrop for photos, which was important to us. All of the necessary information was clearly outlined on the website ahead of time, which made planning straightforward and stress-free. And from a value standpoint, it's hard to beat--it truly felt like a $20,000 wedding experience for just $89. Everything was organized well, which helped the day run seamlessly. There were a couple of minor drawbacks. It can get crowded, especially with multiple parties scheduled around similar times. While the website notes a maximum of 20 guests, it's possible to have more if you're outside--but that can make the space feel tight and limit photo opportunities. Overall, it's a beautiful, efficient, and cost-effective option that still delivers a memorable experience. A great choice for couples looking for something intimate without sacrificing the feeling of a special occasion.

This government building has a really calm, serene feel to it. As you walk up, the Clerk-Recorder…read moresuite is on the right side of the fountain, which makes it easy to find. Right before the entrance there's a QR code for the waiting area, and it's honestly a great system. Once you scan it, you can see your place in line, and when it's your turn they'll text you the window number so a friendly staff member can help you. If you need copies, filing, or to register something, it's definitely worth checking their website first and completing what you can online to save time. But if you don't have access, there are three computers available after you walk through the waiting area that you can use. I went in the afternoon during the week and it was incredibly quick; hardly anyone waiting. They accept cash or credit card, and you can always ask ahead if they take personal checks, money orders, or cashier's checks. If you call with questions beforehand, the staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. They record everything right there in the office, and the whole process was smooth and efficient.