I grew up in Daly City but have never been to this library location…read more I Came by on Thursday about 2:45. Walked by the front desk and saw 3 employees sitting there. No one looked up. Not a greeting or asked if I needed help locating anything. The library employees that is located on Southgate Ave, are very helpful and friendly

This library is too loud for me. The front desk girls talk too loud like they're in a get together…read more It makes it hard to focus and study. You can smell the old books in here as well.

Daly City is named for businessman and landowner John Donald Daly…read more Quality/Quantity - Wow, a blast from my past. :) Growing up I had many Filipino friends, and most (if not all of them) lived in this city. We used to hang around Serramonte Center; glad they are still around. Do you remember O'Farrell's? Toons? Or am I giving away my age, lol. Then there was Westlake Shopping Center, or is that NOT part of DC...? Kukje - One of the first and larger Korean Supermarkets in the area. Now we also have H Mart and the newly opened Jagalchi. Century 20 DC. Auto mall!! I used to ride my motorcycle on 35, but the weather is almost always freezing. Used to use their DMV as the SF one was crazy, just crazy... And of course, all the restaurants. Oh, and got a ticket on my VERY first date with my wife here.... What memories, lol. Atmosphere - 7.64 square miles, no water. 105k population; 2020 census. 57.3% Asian. 33.2% of which are Filipino. Service - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1911; I still visit a few times a year.

I lived here from December 1972 to June 1991, in the same house on Edgemar Street, for over…read moreeighteen years. I knew a lot of our neighbors, and our street was very diverse. Low crime on our street. I miss it, the house and the city. Our home was on the border of SF and Daly City. The street to the right of Lowell (that was the fork) was San Francisco. I think that the lowest street just off of Lowell, near Mission, was already San Francisco. The schools on that street are also in San Francisco. I attended George Washington Elementary School (kindergarten to fifth grade), which was two blocks away. It's a steep walk either way, but it was walking distance. My younger sister also attended the same school. It's cold and foggy. But on a clear day, the views of the city and San Francisco were breath-taking. I'd forgotten how cold the house can be, until we stayed with my cousin and his wife. It feels damp. I do not miss the Street Cleaning though! The parks in nearby neighborhoods: Lincoln Park- Brunswick and Templeton, Frankfort Park (398 Frankfort). Other parks in the city: Gellert Park- 50 Wembley Dr., Hillside Park- 222 Lausanne Ave.- Palisades Park- 101 Palisades Dr.- Marchbank Park- 10 S. Parkview Ave.- Mussel Rock Park- Skyline and Westline. Most of the homes are stuck together, many of them are two-story homes. Parking has gotten much tighter since our last visit (2011). Just recently visited for a death in the family (Nov 2023). I wanted to see my old house, on Edgemar Street, some of the other streets, like Frankfort, a block over, one home was a mini farm (that is long gone though), and a couple of the neighborhood stores (sadly the little one that was Chinese owned is boarded up), but it looked like Lowell Market was still open. (***Behind some homes, across the street, from m y old house, used to be a drive-in movie theater and a horse stable, but this was years ago!***) It looks like there are renovations under way on some homes. I noticed some newer properties. I also noticed that some were in better condition than others (as evidenced by the exterior paint). I also noticed the new feature at Lincoln Park. We passed by Jefferson High School, noticed a Jollibee, saw the Jack-In-The-Box (that's old), and saw the Bread Basket (a Filipino bakery, I liked their pandesal and pandeleche, so masarap!). We ate at Ling Nam Starbread on King. Yummy, check out my review in detail. We also passed by Serramonte Mall. I noticed many new stores in place of the old ones (Mervyn's, Montgomery Ward, Sears- these don't exist anymore, maybe just online). A high school boyfriend called it "Serramanila." This was my favorite mall, growing up. Also saw the Boston Market nearby (none in Vegas anymore, unless you have military base access at Nellis AFB). We also passed by on Mission, where the street is split, to allow store access (I saw that the last time we were here). "Top of the Hill" looks a little different, because one corner is now filled with a building. I remember a food truck being there and people were buying food. There is still a small car dealership on the opposite corner, though. We also visited Our Lady of Perpetual Help, a small church, on Wellington Ave. (check out my review). We got gas near Westlake, and it is really developed now. I don't remember all of the apartment buildings nearby. We used to go shopping with coupons at Walgreens, every week. On the racial and ethnic diversity: our street was mixed, but as a whole, there were a lot of people like me and us, lots of Pinoys. My mom came to the US, with friends, no family, in 1970, but she had an apartment in San Francisco. And slowly, over the years, she helped some of our relatives come over too. I really miss the city and I miss my family too (I have family on both sides on both sides of the SF Bay Area). There is an old song about Daly City that I found a long time ago, online. But I think it was kind of making fun of the boxy homes. Daly City borders San Francisco, Colma, and Pacifica. It's a pretty big area.

I've been by so many times because of my fix it ticket. I didn't want to officially be a resident…read moreof Daly City but I was pulled over. Luckily he let me go with a warning but gave me a fix it ticket to change my address. The first time I drove by and it was closed but I didn't really think about calling them to get someone to sign off it. I then have been so busy since I got the ticket and was barely in Daly City. I was then gone for a month and when I got back I received a notice in the mail that I need to respond. I thought I had until February to fix it but I still had to pay a fee and get it signed off. I came back to Daly City without my car and my ticket was in my car. I thought a photo copy was fine to get it signed off so I asked my parents to get the ticket from my car and email me a copy of it so I walked to the police station and the office was closed again. I swear I never see cops here. The photo copy didn't work. They needed a certified copy of the ticket or the actual ticket. I had no car to get a certified copy from the court house so I had to ask my parents to overnight the ticket to me so I can get it signed off. I came back a few days later to the police station. The office was still closed. I don't believe it ever opens. I called again and then the police officer came and signed it off! It has been crazy just to get this thing signed off but I am glad it's over. Anyways, has the office ever been open???? I guess they keep it closed forever. Not much happening in Broadmoor. I still don't understand why Broadmoor has it's own police department. This is Daly City to me!

The jackasses at this precinct have half the parking lot designated for their use yet they continue…read moreto stick their vehicles in every other spot they possibly can just to avoid using any of their own, including smack in the middle of the driveway making safe passage impossible. I've been in three accidents in this parking lot thanks to the fact that the cops insist on parking in the stupidest ways imaginable making an already crowded situation with very low visibility a thousand times worse. Of course, there's no one to cite them for parking illegally because their doors are always locked to prevent the public from seeing how little work they actually do in there.

No one answer phone inquiry for waiting 1.5 hr over the phone. Horrior experience at all！read more

This place is horrible. They won't answer phone so if you do need help…read more. forget it they will find every way possible to deny you help. The protocol how they treat seniors suck too. The Online site is ok but there are issues and no one will help. If you need help find somewhere else. They aren't compassionate at all and will just deny help anyway. Why do we pay taxes if we can't get help when needed? This place is ridiculous. So many people need jobs right now including myself that could treat people with dignity and respect. Shame on them.. period.

Irresponsible, useless staff. I've been trying to get ahold of an officer to update a police report…read moreand each time I call, the person answering says he's not working. I ask for when he's working next and they "don't have a schedule". I've reached out through email to the officer directly, and have waited weeks for a response or update. Also, when providing the case no., the person is unable to pull anything up, when it was the case number provided on the card from the officer and also provided by the PD when I called days after the incident. People here need to be trained, seriously. These are serious matters at hand and they treat everything so lightly, disregarding the severity of the matter. Talk about laziness.

Called non-emergency to get a police report as somebody smashed into my car today. Made call at…read more6:50 am Saturday 4/18 and was told they will send somebody out after they "cleared an accident". Received a call again at 8:54 am stating that we'll get somebody there asap. It's 2:30 pm. No call, no show. Wasted an entire Saturday waiting on these clowns and they dont even come. Ridiculous. Just like I was raised..can't trust the police.. Never there when you need them but always there to harass you when they have to meet a quota.

It's very small in here…read more Took me 10 mins to realize there is a downstairs. Which is where you'll go for special events like art classes or workshops. Some cool activities hosted here is painting, ornament making for holidays, arts crafts. Check the calendar for events SMALL parking lot or park on the street and walk it. On a hill.

Love the availability of Sharp Park library in our area, and its friendly and helpful staff. What…read morean improvement! Hours are great. So thankful for these services to the community. From a grateful long-time resident living in wonderful Pacifica: Peace & Love to All!

Words were thrown but forgotten. If you told a person you're going to call them back. Call them…read more Its better to say "we are not going to call you back and you need to make an appointment" instead of "we will give you a call" but never happen... employees here sucks.

Absolutely useless. This station told us to go to Daly City Police to file report for stolen item…read morein Colma. But when we went to Daly City Police, they were closed. Don't they know other police stations hours? What kind of police station is this? I thought police stations are suppose to stay open 24/7? Well this station's hours are definitely NOT 24/7!