I had a great experience taking lessons with Albert. He works with players of all ages and…read moreexperience levels. He really went above and beyond, using all kinds of different coaching tactics to help me improve. Highly recommend!

Fantastic coach. Albert is very patient and gives you confidence to build your skills. He explains…read morethe theory in details and asks you to identify your mistakes so you can work on fixing them rather than pointing out mistakes which might impact someone's confidence. He is great at teaching kids too.

Paul knows tennis. He's a strong player and coach who pushes me toward my goals. Technically, he…read moreunderstands the details, and there's no bullshit during the session. If you come with a purpose and know what you want to improve, Paul will be able to help.

Paul is an amazing coach!! I have been able to pick up the basic techniques within a few sessions…read morethanks to his thoughtful guidance. He gives 1:1 attention and helps correct issues. Highly recommended working with him - I finally started to enjoy tennis!

Edgewater Park is for busy bodies. not much room to sit on benches or lay on the grass…read more amenities: 2 tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball, soceer field, children's playground. some grass. grass looks well maintained.

Edgewater Park is one of the nicer parks I've ever been to. The majority of this review will be…read morerelated to the tennis courts since that's where I am! Before I get to that, there is a softball field that is used a lot. My buddy informed me that his employer has a team that plays there. On the weekends there is softball/ little league baseball that plays their games there as well. The outfield is large enough to play soccer. What I find interesting is that it looks to be all turf. I haven't stepped foot into it but looking at it, doesn't look like dirt to me. There is also a really small jungle gym. These have to be the cleanest bathrooms I've ever been to at a park. Typically all park bathrooms are disgusting; like I don't even want to walk through, but these bathrooms are bearable. Parking is all on the street. People will mainly line up on Edgewater, but pro tip, if you park on the opposite side where the homes are, it is easier to find parking there. Finally, these are really nice tennis courts. My only gripe is that they are slanted - like really noticeably - and sometimes the ball will roll onto the other people's court due to inertia. Can be annoying but it is what it is. Overall there are 5 courts; three on one side and two on the other. The side with 3 courts has an isolated court and the other is side by side; the 2 sided court is the same. The courts are kept really well. No cracks and the nets are beautiful. Lighting is where its at. Hands down the brightest lights I've been to at a tennis court. Only downfall I've found is that there are a lot of classes and league play. This as of right now was every Tuesday & Thursday. This park isn't really meant to be used for parties or picnics. There isn't a lot of space for any of that. Pretty much, you play your sport and then go home (or somewhere else). I enjoy going to this park. Especially at night. The lighting for tennis is wondering. Super bright and easy to track the ball.

"Holy smoke! This park has a stunning view!" - TheBoss…read more Leo J. Ryan Park is a scenic 20-acre waterfront public park in Foster City featuring paved trails, a tranquil lagoon, and community recreational facilities. The VIBE and SCENERY is a 10/10. It has paved wide paths and boardwalks offer wide views of the calm lagoon and passing water fowl. The CLEANLINESS is a 10/10. The bermuda grass is well maintained and trimmed to perfection. Flowers are great. The park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic lakefront gazebo, and a Recreation Center. Overall, this is a lovely park to go on a stroll or for a run. I highly recommend it.

This park is one of my favorite places to take a doggie buddy during Doggie Day Out! The park is…read morelovely with plenty of parking in the lot and street as well. My favorite part is the heart statue, which is a must photo-op each time I'm here. I also enjoy sitting in the gazebo and just zone out looking out in the water. Lol The bathroom is pretty clean so that's a bonus.

I really love Bay Club! The space is beautiful, spacious, and very welcoming. The locker room is…read moreamazing, and the staff is always so friendly and helpful. One of my favorite things is playing pickleball there. The courts are great, and I also really enjoy using the tennis ball machine to practice. Overall, it's such a comfortable and enjoyable place to spend time and stay active. Definitely one of my favorite places!

Sharing this note below, which I sent to management on 7/16/26. Also, I really enjoyed the "mini…read moretri" that the club put on today - it was fun, challenging, and a great community builder! Thanks Bay Club for being a big part of our lives and making it fun to come work out! I just wanted to give you guys a big compliment. I've been a member for over 20 years and think I am using the club more now than I ever have. I am really happy with the changes you've made over the past 5-10 years, and I feel like you are consistently getting all the little things right that add up to big things for me and keeping my membership. The locker rooms are always clean and well taken care of, the pools and hot tubs are pristine, the employees appear to be genuinely happy and engaged, and are super friendly, and the customer service is great when I've needed it. My daughter and I truly enjoy coming here just about every morning, and I think the operations of the club are a big reason why. Kudos! Also side note, I love the World Cup decorations and little fun festive things you've done around it (like the fish bowls for voting for the team you think will win). Things like this are nice ice breakers that make us look forward to talking to the folks at the front desk, and the relaxed, fun vibe motivates us to come in every day. I remember years where things felt tense to me here and it is definitely not like that anymore.

This park is humongous and slightly tucked in to a residential part of Foster City, but there's…read morelike no one here, and I've played Pokemon Go so I know. According to the fact sheet, this area is 11.2 acres. There's just large amounts of lawn where you can have an isolated picnic, and it's a fairly long stroll for a neighborhood park. It's cool that it runs next to a mini creek, closer to the residential houses. For sports, there are areas for sand volleyball, basketball, tennis (four courts), soccer, and baseball (which looked well maintained, with bleachers). There's a large playground with tanbark and picnic tables. There is an additional covered pavilion (technically you need to contact a city official to reserve this) with picnic tables and small coal barbecue pits, though they looked pretty rusty and dirty. Next to these tables is this amphitheater-like section. Parking is somewhat in a small lot, but there's street parking all over the perimeter that's readily available. The bathroom size is above average, for a neighborhood park. The main park in Foster City is superior, but this park is not bad if you want more seclusion, in some sense. It's right next to a highly trafficked road, but expansive enough to accommodate many parties without bumping into each other.

The location was conveniently located near a large park with recreation areas, positive vibes, and…read morea great picnic area.

I had to update my review. I still stand by the quality which is what begets the 2 stars. They're…read moreclean and well maintained. However I thought their practices around the fee structure were extremely shady. First of all, for a community center you charge a crazy amount. It's meant to be accessible and not an elite club which is what this has turned into. A name change should be well in order if they're not serving the community they belong to. Please note they are a non profit organization. Secondly they will charge you an arm and a leg for classes and membership, they will update your pricing and not give you notice. I think the fact that they don't list their prices on their website are true testament to my statement. I dropped my membership as it stopped being worth the $500 I was paying for me and the kids per month (only one of my kids was doing swim lessons) their swim classes helped for a little and then the teachers were replaced with new ones who didn't care much about the students. I ended up quitting and unless their pricing is more transparent and less elitist I'd rather drive a little bit longer.

Clean, well run facilities, great staff and incredible programs…read more For all ages- toddlers to seniors.

I've been working with Nico as my remote trainer for about three months, and I can't recommend him…read moreenough. I've lost 25 pounds in that time, and what's kept me showing up is how easy Nico makes the whole process. He's incredibly responsive. I never wait long for an answer when I have a question about a workout or need to adjust something around my schedule. He's also just a pleasure to work with: patient, and reliable session after session. Training remotely could easily feel disconnected, but Nico makes it feel personal and dialed in to what I actually need. If you're looking for a trainer who's consistent, communicative, and genuinely invested in your progress, Nico is the guy.

Working with Nico has been an eye opening experience for me. I was hesitant to invest money in…read moremyself but I had seen what his program had done for people I knew. I was lucky enough to win a raffle prize and work with him for 12 weeks. The progress I made and the support I received was more than I had made on my own and working with other trainers. He's available when I need to ask questions, and has never made me feel bad about myself if I've fallen "off track." If anything, he's taught me life is meant to be lived and food is a wonderful thing when used properly. My mindset around the scale has completely changed. I am looking forward to working with Nico this next year and seeing how far I will come

Always a good experience at this park with the kids. Big and spacious. A somewhat modern park with…read moredifferent kind of play structures for the kids to enjoy. There is also a fairly decent sized skate park as well where kids of all ages ride their bikes, scooters, and skateboards in. Bathrooms on site at the park are public as a reminder so dont expect that always to be the cleanest experience, but at least there is one. There are reservable picnic sites scattered around the park and I believe one large sheltered onr as well. We've hosted and attended parties at these locations and its always worked out.

Good size park with walking path on edge and grass in middle…read more Good place for a walk or walk the dog. Water fountains and restrooms. Parking along the street.

What an awesome venue for a grad party! We recently rented the entire facility for a party of…read moreabout 100 people. The entire facility holds up to 200 people and contains a full kitchen, courtyard, billiards tables, ping pong table, air hockey table and more. The cost for Foster City residents is $156 per hour and non-residents is $208 per hour. You can rent part of the center for a lower cost as well. We had food catered in and was able to keep most of the trays warm in the oven while we served some of them. We scheduled a walkthrough a few days before the party and provided details on how we wanted the tables to be set-up. Parking is plenty as this center is where Leo J Ryan Park is. This venue is going to be one of the top on our list of venues for future party/gathering needs.

Multi-sport recreation center in Foster City. We came for a weekend getaway and my husband was able…read moreto get some walk-on pickleball play in while we were here. Lots of courts and players were friendly with different levels of play.