A little hard to find and parking is scarce but the service and price are unbeatable! The gentleman…read morewas so attentive and quick. My coworker drove a couple of hot laps and my gear was pressed, screen printed and ready to go. I was only charged $6 per piece (1 sweatshirt and 2 t-shirts screen printed with my name on the front and back) and if you've ever had anything screen printed you know how great of a deal this is! I priced out a few other places and was quoted at $40+ per piece when they added all their "design" fees. I mean, it was just the alphabet in standard block print so I don't get the fee. Anyway, that's another reason why I came here. I was referred by a few people and they were right! This is the best place to get your stuff done. I'll definitely be back to get all my screen printing needs taken care of!

Really fast service. Bought uniforms for team. They put the names and was ready on same day.read more

Parking Parking was honestly the most frustrating part…read more Mostly street parking, and there's a paid lot nearby that looks free until you notice the pay station. We got lucky once a game ended and people left, but timing really matters here. Playground Setup (Great for Autism families) I loved that the playground is fenced in. As a mom to a child with autism, that alone made me feel more comfortable. The only downside is there are two entrances/exits, which kind of defeats the purpose. One exit would've made it feel much safer. Play Equipment (No Sand, Huge Win) No sand or wood chips, which was a big plus for us. There's a smaller slide for younger kids and a bigger slide in the same area, which works well if you have kids of different ages. Favorite Spot (The Swing Ride) Outside the fenced area, there's a really fun side to side swing that my son absolutely loved. There are two, but unfortunately one was broken during our visit. Swings (Could Be Better) Only two regular swings for bigger kids. I wish they had toddler or baby swings, especially for families with multiple age groups. Picnic and Extras There are picnic tables (we love picnicking at parks), a soccer field kids were using, and outdoor exercise equipment for adults. Restrooms (Not Great) I didn't use them, but both my sisters said they were very dirty. At least there are restrooms, but definitely not the highlight. Theme (Personal Preference) The playground is decorated with a Día de los Muertos theme. It's well done, but we don't celebrate it. Final Thoughts Overall, Lincoln Park is a nice park with some real pros, especially for families, but also some clear areas for improvement. With better parking clarity, cleaner restrooms, and a safer playground layout, it could easily be even better.

These people are either extremely incompetent or extremely discriminating towards anyone of…read moredifferent skin color. I've encountered racism at this gym before (which is crazy because they work with kids), but it coming from people who actually run the gym was just completely disappointing, distasteful and unprofessional.

This is the best place to play futsal in town, not just because of its top notch facility but…read morebecause of the people that are here. Regulars that come here for pick up and league games are highly competitive but respectful, which makes it truly a place for all levels. Not to mention the staff who are genuinely nice and accommodating that keeps this place running. They have two time slots for adult pick up games 4days a week, which start at 7pm and 8:30pm. I love fact that I could conveniently come by to play pickup after work to get some touches in.

Excellent facility and fun for all!! If your looking for adult leagues, pickup soccer, youth…read moresoccer, classes, events, Urbanfutsal LA caters to those needs. I play pickup, and in the co ed leagues it's not only competitive and fun but it's the only place/league that rewards teams with a prize greater than a cheap medal or small discount to the following season. The environment and vibe is addictive. My friends and I come here at least 3 times a week, to play pickup soccer and the leagues. Staff is friendly and informative, and the other huge plus is that parking is free and there's a large abundance of it. :)

My son has been begging me for a gel blaster birthday party months before. He has been going on and…read moreon about how great his friend's parties were. A co-worker told me about Kids Fun Party and My son and I have never been happier! We had a great time. Staff were very friendly and the hosts for our birthday party were energetic and enthusiastic and the kids really liked them! Arranging the party was easy and everything that was in the package was as expected. I would definitely have another birthday with them. He's now the talk of his school!

Awesome !!! Had a log of fun with gel blasters. Even adults were entertained, great chance to…read moreinvolve kids and parents into fun chase game, gel squibs were soft, and doesn't hurt.

I have been taking my Fantasy belt here for years, every year seems like it gets worse. This year,…read morethe woman helping me did not follow my directions at all, literally threw away seven years of plaques that I had on my belt Fantasy Football belt. Owner mentioned that they weren't sure if I wanted to keep them or not, but I believe that's the reason that I left my phone number. They mentioned they would give me a call if they had any questions, very unprofessional. Worst part is that the owner still tried to charge me for the work. And as you can see from the picture, they don't really take pride in their work did a very sloppy job .Will never come here again

gracias deportes prieto for the years of service to our immigrant community that you have made year…read moreby year baseball is what it is because of you Thank You. Fundacion Para Los Derechos Humanos de Los Migrantes en California Te manda Las Gracias !!!!!

Words can explain how satisfied I am from my initial inquire, to his immediate response, service,…read moreprice, patience, and uniform selection. Raymundo's soccer shop has made it possible for my Sunday league soccer team to have uniforms at an affordable price. In addition, he was willing to complete a last minute order of 40+ uniforms for a Thanksgiving soccer game. This shop is responsive, organized, and thoughtful. I appreciate the patience at the shop had as I kept adding individuals to our inquire list. Once everyone saw the quality of the jerseys, we placed the second order of 11 jerseys. I am so thankful I was introduced to this shop by word of mouth from my coach. Going on forward, I will be using their services in the future!

From the owner: Looking for high-quality soccer uniforms and top-notch customer service? Look no further than our…read moresoccer store! We are excited to announce the arrival of our newest selection of soccer uniforms, and we are confident that you'll be blown away by the quality and selection.

I will try to get an honest review about my experience with LA Heights AYSO 1304 as a parent, head…read morecoach and referee. Here is a quick description of AYSO which is a non profit organization who mission statement is the following( from the AYSO Website) "The American Youth Soccer Organization is the oldest national youth soccer program in the United States and a nonprofit. Our mission is to develop and deliver quality youth soccer programs throughout the country which promote a fun, family environment built on the foundation of our Six Philosophies." The six philosophies are 1) Everyone Plays, 2) Open Registration, 3) Balanced Teams, 4) Positive Coaching, 5) Good Sportsmanship and 6) Player Development. My son wanted to play soccer and unfortunately we missed the signups in Alhambra and was full. Thru a school friend we found Region 1304 in Boyle Heights. The practice field is located at Mendez HS in Boyle Heights(Mission Ave and 1st Street). I have never played soccer and really only watched FIFA on TV. What is quite noticeable about AYSO is that it is all run by volunteers. Hence, why as a parent, will be asked to participate as a volunteer coach, staff and/or referee. Like most parents, initially I expected to drop off my son and watch from the sidelines. For our team Boys 10U, there was a shortage of players, staff and referees. I volunteered to be an assistant but that wasn't' enough as we also needed referees to be able to play official games. In the course of one year, I went from being a parent to a head coach and volunteer Assistant Referee. Why? If I wanted my son to play soccer in our area, this was our only option(at the time). If you live in the City of LA, the department of Rec and parks sponsors recreation soccer. The cost is about $10 and there are a ton of kids playing. My only issue with "Rec Ball" is that it is recreational. To say that it is competitive would be a stretch. It is in my opinion like playing soccer at recess. We wanted our son to learn basics and play competitive sports. AYSO core philosophies are great for beginners. We love that, however, as a parent, be prepared to volunteer to keep the programs running and providing your son or daughters with a great soccer experience. We all work, go to school, and are very busy with life. AYSO will not function properly without volunteers. If you are in a highly organized Region, then your experience will be positive. AYSO 1304 is just beginning and because of that I made the decision to be more active in the organization. All of this, to give my son and now my players, the best experience as possible. In our first year, we went from 0 wins and only scoring 2 goals last spring, to winning our interlock league and Area 1C West San Gabriel Valley championship. I wish I could credit myself with all of the success but unfortunately, I am not the players scoring goals or making defensive plays. Our boys to their job on the field, we as parents do our part. I can not speak for the rest of the teams in our region(other age groups) but I have been successful in getting our kids and their parents to buy into the program and chip in what they can. AYSO 1304 can definitely be bigger and expand to accommodate all of the boys and girls in the community from Ages 4 to 18. That will take time but most importantly, more parent volunteers. I believe, there are better coaches than myself out there. The goal is to get them to volunteer and share their wisdom for this game to the youth. In my opinion, there is talent in every community. We need to water the soil, so that the flowers can bloom. If you are interested in learning more about AYSO1304.org, please check the website(updated website is ongoing) for important dates and information. You can reach out to the regions Commissioner, Rick Chavarria, for any questions. Do I recommend LA Heights AYSO 1304? Absolutely. Did I give it 5/5 stars? No, because I will let the smiles on our players faces and their enthusiasm for the game of soccer, speak for itself. Keep on Yelping.

After moving from Helsinki to Los Angeles I struggled in finding a organization I could play…read morefootball (soccer) in. After finding the LA Municipal league and their Free Agent list, I was contacted by the coaching staff and asked me to join their practices. I've been very happy to play for the organization and will continue to do so. It's well organized and I love the fact that they have good training sessions twice a week on a nice field, keeps you fit and reminds you of the things you did as a kid when playing more actively. So far I've played 2 seasons and won 1 championship. Couldn't be happier!

I've lived in Los Angeles for the past 6 years and played on a few different teams over the years…read morebut nothing has matched what UFA has offered me. The organization has helped me grow not only as a player but as a person. UFA is more than just a bunch of people kicking around a soccer ball twice a week. It's a family, we care about one another, we want to be involved in each others lives. You won't find this experience anywhere else in Los Angeles.

Gorgeous spot to have a nice dirt path hike through to catch a sunset and some cool views of the…read moreDTLA landscape. The air up there is nice and it's not too windy or anything. Depending on the amount of people up there, it can be calm and surreal enough to make for a good picnic to watch the sky and enjoy the sights. My friend and I didn't walk too far down the dirt path as we parked near the Elysian Park sign. We only walked straight to the large concrete displays with grafitti on them. We both enjoyed our experience here so much and took note of the type of shoes we need to wear next time! Would definitely want to explore back here again!

Elysian Park is one of my favorite hikes/runs right outside of downtown LA, right by Dodger…read moreStadium. Pro tip: Do the hike counterclockwise. When Dodger Stadium is behind you and you face the mountain, start counterclockwise--trust me, you'll thank me. On the way back, you'll enjoy a gorgeous downtown view. At the top, there's a painted seating area where you can rest and soak it all in. A couple of things that could be better: It's a dirt/sand path, so wear shoes you don't mind getting dusty--unless you want to spend each day cleaning them. It's usually around 6,000 steps for me--though that varies--and roughly 400 calories burned (but don't quote me on that!). Overall, it's about a 45-minute hike/jog with ups and downs--just enough to get your heart going, and then you can treat yourself to a city-state after. Pretty good overall--highly recommend it!