We came here for the Sing Tao Event. First time at this place. It's a big facility with a big front…read moreyard and a lot of spaces.

What a wonderful facility!…read more This building is very new (only ~1.5 years old) and absolutely beautiful! You walk into a large naturally lit lobby, with local event flyers and news on display, as well as Millbrae branded merch (hats, shirts, etc) for sale. There is a reception desk with staff there to help and answer any questions. I came specifically to pick up a custom SF Giants Kleenex box that I ordered at the recent Millbrae Art & Wine Festival. We were greeted by Laurie, who was very friendly and told us all about what they had to offer at the Rec. Center. Just behind some glass doors near the lobby, is a game room. This is mostly targeted towards kids, with a giant TV and various video game systems to play with. We saw around a dozen kids hanging and playing in this area as we walked by. As you continue down on the first floor, there are classrooms, conference rooms, and even a giant hall that can be rented in full (or half) for private events! They also have a kitchen connected, which is helpful for events serving food. There are several clean and accessible bathrooms, as well as lots of fun historic photos on display. They have a Fitness Center with various equipment, and space for aerobic classes. There's also a room dedicated entirely to Ping Pong! If you get hungry or thirsty, there are two vending machines with drinks and snacks, and several water fountain/refill stations throughout. There is also an entire upstairs area. In addition to private rooms, there is a "Senior Lounge" which has comfortable seating, a large TV, and a half-kitchen. There is an outdoor patio connected up top with over a dozen lounge type chairs to enjoy some fresh air. They also have space for outdoor activities for people of all ages. There are multiple playgrounds for kids, in addition to multiple tennis courts and a large field. The Rec. Department also oversees many other fields (school and other) and a skate park, according to their website! If you live in (or near) Millbrae, you gotta check out this Rec. Center! There is a ton to do, it's super bright and clean, and the staff is all very friendly and welcoming! I'm looking forward to coming back again and utilizing some of these amazing features!

A love letter to the Fil Am commmunity is the best way to describe KKC! In a relatively small space…read moreyou can find so much packed inside, from art on the walls, to children's' books and gifts created by local Filipino American artists and creators, to learning about local orgs to get involved in or resources for mental health, know your rights, and how to support kababayans. They have a range of milk teas for $10 and popular ones include the turon milk tea (which truly does taste like it!) and mango float. They are sweet but delightful to sip while you chill at the cafe whether you have work to do or want to indulge in a creative project. The cost of the boba goes toward fundraising for youth initiatives and other community needs! The times i have visited they've hosted free pop ups and events like a clothing swap and dessert tasting. Wifi also worked great! They are lovely advocates for community and also recently just started a community pantry. Check them out or follow them on socials for events!!

Cute cafe with Filipino/asian inspired drinks. The inside is almost an educational center and the…read moreowner was so nice to explain what their center was about and their mission. I loved all the different local artists and different things to read. I really appreciated their local resources they provided.

I attended a baby shower here on a Sunday and everyone kept on asking me where this venue was from…read morethe pictures. I've previously attended children's parties at Washington Park where they have a huge playground nearby. There are plenty of bathrooms here and there's even a parking garage which closes at a certain time. There is a parking lot and if you can't find parking there's street parking around the neighborhood. Beautiful facility, huge kitchen, plenty of space, even a stage in the Sequoia Room. I heard it can be pretty pricey and you get a better rate as a resident of Burlingame. You do a walkthrough with staff at the end of your event. You're not responsible for putting away the chairs or tables but you are responsible to remove everything and sweep the floor.

a really beautifully redesigned building, with it's grand re-opening in summer 2022. i came to tour…read morethe building and the classrooms/studios since i would be teaching there starting in the fall and was amazed by how sleek and modern the facility was. there are two floors of rooms and open spaces to be used, as well as outdoor space that opens into/connects to washington park. fast forward 2.5 yrs, i have been regularly teaching senior fitness classes here and absolutely love this new space. each room has built in controls for temperature control, including a control to activate the overhead fans. most rooms have access to an outdoor space/patio, which also allows us to prop open the door for natural, fresh air. several rooms have tv screens, and speakers, perfect for a lecture or presentation. the front desk staff is always helpful, and there are usually at least 2-3 folks manning the desk in case anyone needs anything. guests may park in the dedicated parking lot or in the covered parking structure. however, on a busy day, when many programs are happening, it's hard to get a spot so i resort to street parking, which is always free and plentiful. super close to downtown burlingame, so i often hop over for a coffee or lunch after teaching!

Wow this place is an absolute GEM! A perfect example of our tax dollars at work to create public…read morespaces that foster community and connection. The community center is beautiful -- high ceilings, open lighting, and very clean. Free wifi and public workspaces available, along with a trendy cafe that serves delicious coffee and pastries. An incredible addition to the neighborhood. The only downside is that I wish they were open on the weekends. I could see myself hanging here all the time.

The Southeast Community Center is amazing! Free wifi, free parking. Co-working space with beautiful…read moreviews of the large, front garden area that's perfect to hang out when it's sunny (which is 85% of the time in the Bayview). It's my favorite place to do work surrounded by community and beautiful design. The space is run by San Francisco's Public Utilities Commission, and community orgs can rent out the rooms for meetings and workshops. A second building opens up to an amphitheater and is great for events. There's a cafe that serves healthy and delicious food, and there's currently a farmer's market every Thursday. Everyone is so friendly and welcome. I highly recommend checking it out!

What an amazing community space! As i find myself driving my oldest to Dogpatch daily, I'm ever so…read moregrateful this place exists. Free Wi-Fi, clean and comfortable seating and lighting, lots of books and a ping pong table. The only thing I would change is the communication. The place is often closed without notice on their site, like today. I can't rely on it as a place to work for that reason.

We have senior lunch about once a week at the senior center. All the people that working there are…read morevery nice and courteous.

I come here twice a week to pick up my lunch. It is better than I ever expected, it is delicious…read moreand outstanding. My wife passed away one year ago she was a great cook, and i am not. So now I can enjoy a great meal at least twice a week. Thank you so much, it is greatly appreciated.

Looks like a nice community center. We were just passing through on the way to the museum next door…read moreand the lady at the info desk was helpful. I saw a number of residents sitting at the various desks and couches in the lobby areas on both sides of the building, most were on their devices or laptops working or relaxing. So there's free Wi-Fi and people can just hang out there. It's a pretty new and nice looking building with clean bathrooms.

This is a wonderful park and community center with lots of amenities, activities, and special…read moreevents. A great place to hangout for a couple of hours, mingle with neighbors, or lay on a blanket, look up at the sky, and lose yourself in some nice daydreams.

This is a lovely setting for a wedding. I know, because I came to a wedding reception here long…read morebefore I lived in San Francisco. Said wedding was fine except for some in-poor-taste snarkery that one particularly tall fellow was spilling within earshot of the people he was snarking (he had never met them before and was just spreading nasty rumors about them, because he was an imbecile). Sadly, the marriage whose beginning I celebrated here did not last, and even more sadly, the bride's sister, who was a year younger than me, has also passed away. Why am I mentioning all these rude and sad things? Because I associate them with that wedding and this place, even though nothing bad from that wedding should be associated with this place. I mean, it's not Trocadero Clubhouse's fault that the particularly tall fellow was an imbecile or that the then happy couple was mismatched from the start and destined for unhappiness with each other or that drug addiction is often tragic and deadly. Here's what to know: This is a lovely setting for a wedding. You can't get much better than the smell of redwood trees at your wedding reception.

This is an update on my previous review after getting married here in November…read more Despite some of the cons(see previous review), it is completely worth it. Absolutely beautiful, staff onsite was friendly and willing to pitch in if needed even though that isn't included. There are extra tables onsite(some good size rectangular ones). Both the upstairs rooms have some chairs and there is a bathroom upstairs in the larger room(perfect for a getting ready room!). There is even a clothing rack in that room! The water damage is still very obvious from the redwood Grove where a lot of people will have their ceremonies. The hillside going up toward sloat is still barren and does not look good a a back drop. I would recommend having your ceremony in the east meadow(included with rental), it's so pretty and very spacious and more private. A lot of traffic goes through the redwood grove area. The lights in the main "dining room" have a dimmer which is nice! There is a restroom behind the bar in the main building as well as the public restrooms just outside on the deck.

My husband and I got married here on 6/16/12. The venue is beautiful. Loved the gazebo. But one of…read morethe best things about this venue is Matt Ramirez and the staff. Matt was so patient and answered all my emails from the day we booked (a year before the wedding) til the final week. He is just delightful to work with and amazing. I couldn't say 1 bad thing about Matt if I tried. The Vista Grande room was just perfect. We had 89 guest and the room was a perfect size and the layout Matt helped us come up with was perfect! The staff that was on site the day of the wedding was just as good! A lot of our guest that lived or grew up in San Ramon said they never even knew the site was there and couldn't stop talking about how beautiful it was. I definitely recommend this location as a wedding venue!

This venue is absolutely spectacular and beautiful!! We had our wedding ceremony and reception…read morehere. What a pleasant experience. James was amazing! He was very helpful and willing to work with us to make our day our dream come true!! I sincerely appreciate all his help and true kindness! Jarvis was also great the day of the wedding so helpful and eager to answer any questions we had. I must say this venue is top notch and both James and Jarvis are exceptional. I highly recommend this venue!!

Love going there with my friends. There's lots to explore. Much space to play. Love going to…read moreparties there, totally recommend it!!!

"Pleasant, Well-maintained Park."…read more We used to come to this park all the time when our kids were young, and recently made a return visit with her grandchild. The park is pretty much as I remembered. There's a huge lawn area for the kids to run around on. They also do soccer lessons for little kids on the weekend. There are several large, well-maintained bathrooms, which even have paper towels! There's drinking fountains in that same area. There are two kids play structures. One is larger, perhaps for older kids, and a smaller one with swings close by. Our granddaughter loved to go down the slide. There's also a sandpit nearby where kids play in the sand. There are quite a few tables and benches, and even BBQs. You can also reserve an area for a special party. The park has a large parking area, so I don't think you'll have trouble with parking. There's also free parking on the street close by. The same area has the famous Shannon Community Center, where they have all kinds of kids camps and classes. So overall, a pleasant park, with lots of options for young kids to play. The day that I visited, the water splash area was turned off. Perhaps it goes back on in the summer? Some of the buildings are showing their wear, but Shannon Park is still a great asset to Dublin.