We went to an event there. The food was embarrassingly bad. Cold mini-burgers (that we mostly…read morebuns) cold fried chicken bung (again, mosts bread buns). This review only relates to that: food prep for an event.

We've been bringing our kids to swim lessons at the Griffin Club for nearly a year and have…read moregenuinely enjoyed the experience (besides the food that really lacks quality and consistency). The swim instructors are wonderful and it's been a positive environment for our family. We were informed that non-members are only allowed to participate in swim lessons for a limited period (12 weeks). The fact that we were able to enjoy the club for nearly a year was an exception. We understood and respected the policy. Because we liked the club and have many friends who are members, we decided to move forward with a membership-- paying the significant initiation fee. However, after joining, we learned that some non-members we've seen in the past are now able to enroll in swim lessons by having member friends sign them up. This workaround seems to be very unfair, which makes the enforcement of the policy feel inconsistent. We've also heard ongoing concerns from members about how non-member participation in swim lessons can make scheduling more competitive. While we understand this from both sides, especially since we were recently non-members ourselves, it does highlight a broader issue around fairness and how benefits are structured. Members should always be given the priority. It's disappointing because we made a significant financial commitment based on what we were told. Greater clarity and consistency in how these policies are applied would go a long way in building trust and ensuring all members feel they are receiving the value they signed up for.

Going through my university education I always felt like I didn't belong. I had trouble feeling…read morelike I fit in. After college, and entering the working world, it felt like it was even harder to connect with others. That is why I was so pleased to have found CrashSpace. Everyone has been so nice and welcoming. I truly felt like I could be myself and be accepted. CrashSpace has a lot of tools and machines to work on your various projects. But more importantly, CrashSpace is a COMMUNITY of people from diverse backgrounds, disciplines, and experiences. I think the biggest asset has been the knowledge base that the whole community has and shares with each other. CrashSpace is volunteer run and you can tell that really passionate people invest their heart and soul into keeping this organization alive and thriving. CrashSpace is very active with regularly occurring weekly events, monthly meet-ups, and hands-on workshops. It seems like there is always something fun going on at CrashSpace. If you're an artist, maker, DIYer, designer, techie, programmer, cosplayer, tinkerer, engineer, educator, STEAM fan, I think you'll really like CrashSpace.

I attended events here as a guest and had multiple experiences that raised serious safety concerns…read more At one point, an individual who appeared to be actively using drugs and attempting to steal money from attendees was allowed to remain in the space during an event, despite multiple people being uncomfortable. There was no clear leadership response or removal. Separately, I was invited by a member to an off‑site party connected to this community. After that event, I experienced sudden disorientation and memory loss inconsistent with my alcohol intake. I went to the hospital, was evaluated for head trauma (none found), and the attending physician concluded I was most likely drugged (e.g., roofied). What was most alarming was the response afterward. Rather than concern or accountability, multiple people connected to this group aggressively pushed a narrative that I "just got too drunk" or "hit my head," even after being informed of the medical evaluation stating otherwise. The takeaway was clear: when something serious happens, this community protects itself -- not women who are harmed. There is insufficient leadership, security, or safety protocol to protect members, especially femmes. If your personal safety matters to you at all, I would strongly recommend steering clear.

Having just moved to LA this really was a great way to make some new friends quickly! My wife and I…read morejoined and they placed us in a team with a bunch of other people. It's a great deal too for all the bowling and hanging out. After bowling we all hang out at the bar for some drinks and games too! Will definitely be getting my new squad together for another league with them soon!

Happy to see BOB in LA! I've been in BOB leagues in other cities so was excited there was a league…read moreout here. As usual there was trivia, fun people, and games after bowling. All stuff that was great to break the ice with a new crowd and get convo going with people i just met.

Alexis is AMAZING, she is truly the best. She is talented and an incredible teacher. She is so…read moreempathetic and supportive and creates such a special place.

This is my second time signing up for Alexis's salsa class and for good reason! She's an incredibly…read morepassionate and energetic teacher who makes learning salsa feel fun, accessible, and actually achievable (even if you think you have two left feet). You can tell she genuinely loves what she does, and her enthusiasm is contagious. Not only is the class a great workout, but it's also such a fun way to unwind and meet new people. Alexis really goes above and beyond, she organizes social dance nights and other events outside of class that help build confidence and community. Whether you're brand new or have danced before, this class is a total joy. Highly recommend if you're looking for something active, social, and full of good vibes!

Strictly a GOLF review based on one round in January of 2022…read more So, I've played about a dozen of private clubs in the LA area, including LACC, Annendale, Bel Air, Hacienda, Oakmont, Hacienda, etc. so I have a fair basis to say this: WOW and WOW. It's hard to believe that a course can be maintained like this in the middle of LA. It's quite simply, perfect. The fairways are rolling green carpets and the rough are rolling shag carpets. The greens are perfect, and unlike so many private courses whose members seem to be masochists, the greens do not stimp 15. They are reasonable. 10-11? It's a golf paradise in the middle of bustling West LA. The layout is straight-forward, but very hilly. Not a lot of trees and they are mostly smallish. OB's not really at play unless you are wildly off-line on a few of the exterior holes. The rough is not a big issue. We played from the "blues" (second furthest back--about 6600 yards). We played early and it was really cold (50s) so it felt like 7000. I'm a 4.8 handicap, and I shot an 88. Ouch. Here's why: (and maybe this will help some of those who read this to have more fun, because playing better is more fun, right?) CHIPPING and PITCHING The greens are TIGHT. If you chip properly (pro form), using the bounce, you better get this squared away before you show up. Either get a wedge with 4-6 degrees of bounce or use a different technique (maybe open a wedge, bump and run, whatever). Chipping and pitching is the best part of my game and I skulled 2 chips, and I went to the chipping area after my round to work on it (to see if it was nerves or technique) and I realized I couldn't use my technique. It is simply too tight and firm, esp. if any grain into me. I'd have to be perfect using a 60 degree with 12 degrees of bounce. Pro tip: go to Rustic Canyon. Very similar. CADDIES: If you are a serious player and aren't used to playing with a caddie, get prepared. It affects your routine. For me, after several mishaps, I just told him I didn't need distances or reads unless I asked. That's when I got back into a groove and starting making some pars. Make sure you lighten your bag to only the essentials, and bring your carry-bag, not a pro bag. (and be prepared to tip cash, see below) BUNKERS: the sand is good, but if you are hitting your distances, you will be in a lot of bunkers because they are a main protector of par on this course. I was in 6! 3 of them on par 3s where I hit the green! They are pretty deep, too. PUTTING: I three-putted a bunch. If you are used to playing flattish LA muni greens, you need to get your distance control for up and down hill putts dialed in. They are not hard to read. I actually stopped using my caddie for reads all together and was fine for the read. It was just really hard to get the speed right. Not tricky, but not easy. Again, go to Rustic. Very similar. ROUGH: about 3 inches. The ball sits up, so the real issue is not going under the ball. You can't bottom-out your club. Once you figure that out, it's really easy. I didn't have any issue. PAR 3s. There is only one short par 3. The rest are 180+, one was 240! from middle tees! (270 from back) You really need to think about good misses. It's very hard to get up and down from the bunkers. Short is usually a good miss. It is an amazing place. Get there early. It's probably the nicest range I've ever been on--probably just beats out Journeys at Pechanga. There is a Trackman for all members that hooks up to their phones! Imagine that! Titleist ProV1 practice balls, of course. Mats? Nowhere in sight. Get some practice in on the practice chipping and bunkers. VIBE: I have to say that I was far more comfortable here than any other private course I've ever been to. The golf staff was incredibly nice and genuine, too. The vibe (and again, I didn't step foot in the club house) was more "open" and "modern" than LACC (which was very Overlook Hotel) or Annendale or even Oakmont. Perhaps this has to do with the difference in history. (Look it up) One last pro tip: They require valet for your car, so make sure you prepare for that. I usually play with a push cart, and I left my towel with my push cart, and, as you know, it's the little things in golf. And, if you want to avoid the whole locker room time-suck, put your golf shoes on before you drive over. Otherwise you have to store your shoes because you can't have your caddie lug your shoes around 18 holes and a mile of elevation changes. One more tip: 1 caddie for 2 players. We both tipped $100, which I think is a little on the high side, but you know, it was a free round, and carrying two bags is kinds crazy. So enjoy this incredible golf course with its incredible views. It's really something. ENJOY. FORE! p.s. I didn't take any pics of the course, because they just didn't do it justice. Seriously, it's stunning.

Kudos to the board and members for the renovation of the golf course and locker rooms. It's a…read morefantastic experience and facility.

What a beautiful and unique structure in the middle of the best residential area of Beverly Hills!…read moreI have made life long friendships in this unique multi generational club- I love being a member!

A wonderful club full of cultural and thought-provoking programming. Great sense of camaraderie…read morewhile serving the community through charitable and philanthropic endeavors. BHWC has a rich history, a recognized landmark, and is a multi-generational hub for all women.

Today is a late lunch catch up with my friend who is the member there…read moreWe have some appetizers as half dozen of oysters and vegetables rolls As to main courses, we ordered grilled chicken and smoked salmon pizza to share and on the side we had grilled broccolini I chose Tres Leches cake for our dessert I love their smoked salmon pizza and it is very delicious

Gravitas is a members-only restaurant, and I visited for Sunday brunch with my daughter. We joined…read morethe Bingo Beats Brunch, which was really fun--my daughter even won a game! The space is big with a nice ambiance, and I can imagine it's even better in the evening, so I'd love to come back for dinner. We ordered the avocado toast, Gravitas omelette, and fries. While I expected something a bit more elevated, the food was still good. I also liked their Women's History Month cocktail, where proceeds go to a foundation. Overall, a fun experience and worth visiting.

We came here as guest for a company Christmas party. The best dining experience great service &…read morefood . We had steak , crab cake and salmon all delicious! . With relaxed ambience cocktail lounge.

This is the most magnificent place. Honestly, G-d Bless Jackie @jackpot" Subeck. She truly is the…read more#postpotprohibitionczar. In our lifetimes, we have travelled on the long journey from smoking in alleyways behind restaurants, to medical, to recreational, to an increase in adult use and understanding. Sunset social club is long overdue. Its like being at your very cool friend's big house. This place is so fantastically curated, designed and dreamt of. You have arrived. It has non smoking rooms that are tasteful and comfortable. You can bring a non smoking friend to enjoy the vibe. We are living in a time where you can go to a place like this for a sophisticated chill atmosphere. There's nice Stoney food, nice cannabis, and a you are in a spot with ample smoke free rooms for you to bring your non-smoking friend. Cereal, Panini's, abound and coffee drinks from the nicest woman bartender, and cannabis infused beverages and PIZZA all await you . They have all the good brands and a cool vibe store when you enter. great things for sure. Go there and see before throw your party there

Comedian Barbie Bird took me to see Brian @roastbattle founder's new comedy night, on Thursday…read moreevening, at a swanky new cannabis members club on the famous Sunset Blvd- @sunsetsocialclubla It's like @sohohouse for those who prefer reefer to rosé. Here's the really cool part, for #sober comedians & patrons like moi #7G, (Sarah, the owner, loved that play on drugs culture), the large posh smoking lounge is sealed off behind glass from the main spaces, so people can enjoy their weed and not force contact highs and that nasty weed stink on everyone else. In fact, this club don't even serve alcohol, they have fine coffees and a full range THC cocktails and delicious, seriously sophisticated, #mocktails featuring the finest non-spirit elixir botanicals like @drinkdromme and @almave blanco. I hope to perform stand-up at this club soon, I really enjoyed the ambiance & chill vibe. Much better than a late night drunk crowd, who 'listen' to comedy in a very different way! The pool room is really cool and there's a wonderful selection of games to play with friends whilst you enjoy getting your chill on. PS it's #transfriendly I felt safe & looked after.