This is a wonderful synagogue with a very compassionate rabbi. I love the music. The sermons are…read morefantastic. Will definitely go there for services again.

I go there to learn Argentine Tango on Tuesday nights from Leslie and Rich. The dancers are…read moreusually nice, I try to help newcomers.

I am proud and blessed to be a part of Chabad Santa Clara. I don't do as much as I'd like to…read moredo for the amazing couple leading our community Rabbi Yigal and his fantastic wife Elana (hoping to change this sooner). These couple brought us all together and created such a solid community starting from NO ONE but them two. With hard work, super energy that would not end, love, compassion and dedication we now have a Home.. literally... A Torah, a new Synagogue created with many volunteers who are willing to do anything for our Rabbi and the great cook Rebetzen Elana. Forgot the new garden, and a place to gather for Holidays with many to individuals stopping by for a minute to get a well needed prayer by our Rabbi.. Thank you for being so amazing, dedicated and for spreading Love, joy and pride in who we are - one big Jewish family with one thing in our heart that we all share The Love of the All Mighty.. May you always be happy, prosperous, joyous and Healthy today and ALWAYS.. AMEN Alexander and Aryellabatel

Great place for Jewish!!!!!! For holidays and Shabbat and…read moremany other things,feel like home And you will meet the Rosenberg's the Best family in the in all Bay Area !!!!!

the world according to noelle, 2013 noelle's yelp notebook…read more Congregation Beth David is a conservative synagogue located in Saratoga. It's a great place to attend Shabbat Services. Rabbi Daniel Pressman is extremely kind. Growing up in an interfaith family, I found it a bit of a challenge attending service here because the holy books are mostly in Hebrew and I was used the the holy books in the reform temples/synagogues that had the English translations. I've had the pleasure of attending Shabbat Services and dinners at Congregation Beth David. If you're of the Conservative Jewish faith this is a great place to attend services.

I am a long-time member of Beth David. One thing that I like is that Beth David is a truly…read morewelcoming place - people are friendly and there are activities targeting just about every age range and interest group. In particular, the religious school, pre-K and family ed programs have all improved so much over the last decade that I now feel comfortable giving them a strong endorsement to friends who ask. Another thing that I really like about Beth David is that the Rabbis, the Board and (most of) the congregation make a real effort to try to live their values. This is a place where being a good person counts more than how much money you make or how you dress. These are people that I feel I can turn to in a crisis (or simcha) and get genuine support.

This was a nice community but lost its way , I no longer attend after seeing young members ruin…read moreothers , They are dishonest , not honor their agreements and use religion to get out of trouble , This is not our way , Do not rent to these guys , I will explain they want to live nearby to walk to the synagoge , Really check them they are serious trouble refusing to move out , Our founders would be ashamed

Nice and warm group of people! I was there for Shabbat…read moreservice this morning and was a nice place. The shul is beautiful and while there were about 30 or so ppl there, everyone was nice and was a close community. The after service spiritual by rabbi saying the Khidush. I think the Bar Yohai shul is a very nice place for those that are from out of town or the ones that are close by. The sepharadic melody during the tefila took me back to the days of being in Israel. I will be going there when I am on the area

Reuven​ is close to my Chabadnik friends ​in Brooklyn and when I came to the area, they welcomed me…read morewith open arms into the local Jewish community. He even tried to connect​ me with​ a set of tefillin. I am incredibly​ grateful to Reuven​, his family, the Jewish community of Cupertino/San Jose and of course,​ the broader Chabad network for helping me become a better Jew and the best overall person I can be.