I love bingo and this was a good one!! Get there early though because there were lines to get the…read moreticket for what you want to buy then another line to get the bingo sheets. It was crowded but there were still some seats available!! They have an early bird session and a regular one but again it did get crowded so I would get there early even if you're just going to play the regular session. Plus it's at a school in the middle of a neighborhood so the street parking was limited. Someone told me there was a parking lot on the other side. Everyone was super nice and helpful.

I visited this place for the first time on 7/13/24 because Don Bosco was closed. Here's my review:…read more Seats:I arrived 15 minutes after the doors opened. Most of the seats in the front were reserved, so I found a few available seats at the back. A regular player informed me that many people arrive 15 to 30 minutes before opening to save seats. Buy-in:I waited in line for about 30 to 45 minutes. They accept both cash and cards. The buy-in is quite expensive; to max out your machine, it costs around $160. They play 5 early bird games with a payout of $276 and 15 regular games with a payout of $300. The payout is quite low compared to the buy-in. At Don Bosco, the buy-in is $50, and they play 20 paper games with a $500 payout and 10 strip games with a $1000 payout. Crowd:The number of people is similar to Don Bosco, but most are not friendly. Verifier:The person verifying the game didn't know how to do it correctly. For the strip game, which is a double action game, you need two numbers for the B and O rows and three numbers for the I, N, and G rows. They called two numbers on each row and declared it a valid bingo. In the blazing balls game, you need a minimum of four numbers to win, but they verified a card with only three numbers and called it a valid win. You can cheat here as long as the verifier doesn't know how to verify correctly. Other places show the card on the screen for everyone to see, but not here. Caller:The caller was rude to the players. When players in the front called him out for not verifying the flash game correctly, he responded rudely. I can't imagine spending a lot of money to be treated poorly. They keep saying to be nice to the workers because they are volunteers, but I believe they should be nice to us players. We don't volunteer our time and donate our money; we are paying customers. I can't believe the players here allowed him to talk like that. Food/Kitchen:Dinner costs $15, which includes an entree and a soup or salad. The food isn't great, so I recommend bringing your own. The woman in the kitchen was grouchy. When I got a fork, she yelled at me, saying I needed to buy food first. I went back to my seat, got the cake I had bought, and showed it to her. All that hassle just for a fork. Flash Games:They played strips, 1199 flash, and 1199x2 games. You can only buy 5 and have to wait until they sell to everyone. The atmosphere was chaotic, with everyone just yelling "flash."

A beautiful way to spend the Memorial Day weekend. Perfect weather and temps. My handicapping not…read moreso good today... but with views of the San Gabriel mountains who cares. I was actually surprised at the size of the crowd Monday, very well attended. For those new to Santa Anita go to the Frontrunner for a restaurant experience overlooking the stretch run. Serious horse players go to the "Room" - it's next to the Chandelier room. Used to be called the Sports Book but now it's just unnamed. The clubhouse side has outdoors table seating just past the finish line. Plenty of bars and food venues throughout for those so like to walk around and visit the paddock and walking ring. Check it out!

I came to Santa Anita Park for a 5K race. Yes, me, not the horses. - haha…read more This place is so nice! So clean! So organized! Beautiful grounds. Beautiful curb appeal. Manicured landscaping. Peacocks walking around. An experience I will cherish for ever. On race day, there were rides, food, beer, and just a good vibe that would make anyone come back again. Sure it was hot! But it's also California! Gotta love a sunny, bright, hot day with cotton like clouds up in the sky. Happy summer everyone!

This passed Saturday we came into San Fernando Valley. So before we like to stop for a charge here…read moreAnd stretch our legs So came twice here and before we headed back There's always chargers open even on a Saturday night late. We walk in the casino to get a drink and food I have to say our time eating here Chicken tenders fries and club soda's with lime From a bar was excellent really fresh chicken so juice and tender too. A-lot to see with TV's And people watcharound Kentucky highlights was the best History was made this Saturday just saying!!

Stayed here for a night. I was happy with the room, it was clean, and fairly modern. The staff was…read moresuper friendly and helpful which made the stay so much more enjoyable after a rough day. As far as food goes, I ordered a slice of pizza, a burrito, and a double cheeseburger (recommended by Julissa at the front desk). The pizza seemed cheap and wasn't enjoyable, the burrito was loaded with far too much guacamole to the point where I didn't taste anything aside from guacamole. I had to throw it away. But man the double cheeseburger was amazing. It was a great recommendation from Julissa (Thank you!). If I ever come here again the cheeseburger will be my go to. Almost looked like a real Krabby Patty

On behalf of Martin, myself, and everyone at Rolling Deep 4 Charities, thank you to California…read moreCountry Club for hosting our 1st Annual Charity Golf Tournament! A special thank you to Cyrus, Casey, Ivan, and the entire staff for making our event such a success. From the planning process to tournament day, everyone was incredibly welcoming, patient, professional, and attentive. Our golfers couldn't stop talking about the beautiful course and the outstanding service. As first-time tournament organizers, we truly appreciated all of your guidance and support, you made everything so much easier! We are grateful for your partnership and look forward to hosting many more events with California Country Club. Highly recommend! - Martin & Sonia ResendezRolling Deep 4 Charities

I would give them 1000 stars if option was available. I…read morewould like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the entire staff at the California Country Club for hosting the Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary High School annual golf tournament. To say the staff is amazing is truly an understatement. Cyrus, Doug, Steven, and Van are a phenomenal team. Their dedication to exceptional customer service and their willingness to go above and beyond ensured our event was a massive success. I cannot thank them enough for their outstanding hospitality. The entire staff was incredibly polite, professional, and worked seamlessly together they are truly a dream team. They bring an exemplary energy to their work and have a wonderful way of treating everyone like family. I highly recommend this venue to anyone looking to host an event. We are already incredibly excited for next year! Thank you to everyone involved, With much love Liz

Unfortunately this place has closed as of July 2026…read more Progress was an amazing brewery in South El Monte. Progress felt like home and the owners made you feel like you were hanging out in someone's backyard bar. Besides seeing someone piss themselves on a chair I never saw anything negative here. They had amazing michelada beers that were perfect for summertime heat. Progress had the best Dodgers postseason watch parties. They would roll out the big screen and the place would be full of fans cheering. It terrible seeing this progress close. There is going to be a big hole left in South El Monte community. I hope the brewery cat finds a nice home!

Chill attitude and casual atmosphere to enjoy their great draft beers…read more I played pinball machines for the first time in 20 years I really enjoyed their Gose beer - pleasant salty flavor - refreshing Street parking

Everyone in the place was very friendly. Food was good. They're serving breakfast burritos. They…read morealso have a bitch in full-size shuffleboard table would highly recommend it i

We had a wonderful experience at this lodge. I am part of the Buena Park lodge, but we attended…read morethis location for the Legion conferral and golden ball. Everyone was very nice, especially Ruben. Chuy made a great enchilada dinner. The bartender was very nice. We would love to come back to this lodge for another event.

Another year, another 626 Night Market! It was our second time coming to the 626 Night Market at…read morethe Santa Anita Park and we'll be back for a third! We opted to go to the August one (they also had a June one). As usual, we bought our tickets in advance to save some money. Remember where you park because it's a burn to walk all day in the sun and then walk around in circles at night looking for your car (we know from experience). Getting in was a breeze and there are vendor booths immediately there to greet you with art, jewelry, collectibles, etc. Lots of cool stuff to look at, but some of it is a smidge too pricey for what it is so it depends on how much you really want something. Of course everyone comes here for the food and they have it in spades! Make sure to do a lap around to check out all the food booths before committing! First we tried Teriyaki Jerk Chicken Mac from Mac Daddy - it originally looked like a small box, but they really packed it with meat on top of the mac and cheese. The meat was a bit too dry and overpowered by paprika so it didn't really go with the mac and cheese. Next, we tried Quesabirria Tacos and Birria Loaded Fries from Las Chelaguas. The tacos were good but pretty small. The Birria Loaded Fries were bomb! Such a huge portion and very filling! We had to waddle off our caloric intake thus far, so we made our way to Lemon Tea Squeeze for drinks. They served lemonade and iced tea drinks in collector cups (we got the bear cup while our friends got the cow cup). Unlimited refills are always a plus in the heat so we made our way back before the end of the night. We grabbed some Mango Sticky Rice to go from Pink Mango, and while we were there we also tried the Mango Sticky Rice with Ube Rice and topped with ice cream - perfect dessert to end the night with! Pink Mango had the longest line out of all the food vendors we tried though, creating a traffic jam with people trying to walk past/through. The night market also gets incredibly more crowded at night, so if you don't want to deal with sweaty people throwing elbows you're best bet is going during the day where you can spread out and take your time (they also offer cooling/misting stations during the day but close them at night). Overall we had a great time and we'll be sure to make this an ongoing yearly tradition. It's always cool to try out food we might not normally have tried and get introduced to vendors worth checking out again. Remember to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat! Word to the wise if you have to use the restrooms - skip the porta potties on the side and just go inside the racetrack to use the normal restrooms (it's the road less traveled and infinitely more cleaner).

Stopped by on Friday, 6/19/26 with my boyfriend during dinner time. It was slightly warm that day…read morewith a huge crowd as well. Foods here are expensive per usual. This is my second time here and it has been a while: PROS: - free parking - admission tickets are cheap (cheaper if you buy it wayyy in advanced) - $6 value meal (also have $8, $10, etc.) I took advantage of the $6 value meals CONS: - foods here are way over priced - drinks are also over priced - too hot (bring sun screen) You are allowed to bring any bags (doesn't have to be a clear bag), as long as it's not a huge bag.