Went for Bingo my first and only time, I had a great time. People were friendly and helpful, food a…read morebit pricey and not very good. I wish it was in a different neighborhood, not enough lighting in the parking lot, I basically ran to my car. The only thing that was not to my liking is the neighborhood! Not a safe place for this women, thats probably why they have inside security. Very scary at night leaving this Ghetto neighborhood at 10pm at night.

Go to Bingo here. Love it!!! The one thing I would say is the woman's bathroom needs a lil…read moreimprovement.

I lived in a house across from the elementary school. I would get a call from my land lord…read moreconstantly regarding a blade of grass being out of place (seemed that way). I had the front yard completely redone and the didn't mind as much. One day my baby pit bull got out. The kids were just coming to schools. Everyone got so scared and I was in a cast. This guy has never bit anyone. The school guy caught him and brought him home for me. No harm no foul but it was hilarious. We moved one mile down Heackock and love it so much

Just heard you need an appointment to go in the club house. Ridiculous! When HOA is so high…read more Appointment when you pay to use the amenities??

Had some Palomas that were exquisite. I believe Carlos was our bartender. I find this place a great…read moredate spot and sure the music isn't quite my taste, but the ambiance is very friendly inside.

It was very good the food was delicious and the drinks also. Would definitely go again with the…read morefamily

This is the lobby bar of The mission inn hotel. It's situated in between two restaurants with a lot…read moreof cozy seatings. We usually get some drinks and snack food at the bar before our dinner or brunch. The blood orange cosmo is the best specialty cocktail here. We usually go for grey goose dirty martinis and Courvoisier neat. Sometimes they don't have grey goose for some reason. They make very tasty truffle fries. Overall this is a great bar and lounge to relax in and enjoy some down times!

I've been wanting to visit this spot for a while, and tonight we finally made it happen. It was…read moreextremely crowded, but the staff was still very attentive, which we truly appreciated. Allyson and Steffan, the General Manager, were both so welcoming. This review is based on our drinks -- we ordered a Lemon Drop Martini and an Orange Blossom Martini, and both were very good. There was also a pianist performing, which added a nice touch, though it was a bit hard to hear and hold a conversation due to the holiday rush. Overall, we loved the ambiance and would definitely return. Just keep in mind that seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis.

As a Survivor of Breast Cancer I have experience first hand the trails and hardships that you go…read morethrough in the midst of cancer treatment and into Survivorship. The Care Project is such an amazing nonprofit to reach out to for help and guidance. Carrie the founder and DJ their in office navigator are amazing. The Love, Compassion and willingness to help you is felt the minute you contact them for Support. If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer this is definitely the call to make.

From the owner: The CARE Project, Inc., also known as TCP was created by Carrie Madrid with the assistance of…read moreco-founder, Christina Gonzalez. In 2012, Carrie was diagnosed with Stage III Breast Cancer at the age of 41. As Carrie did research for cancer resources, she quickly realized that there were zero breast cancer specific organizations offering financial support in the Inland Empire. The goal was to fill in the gaps of what other organizations were not doing. Financial Support for copays, rent, utilities, etc. In addition to that, a peer to peer Survivor Social Club vs a traditional support group. TCP also has a fitness room and massage/meditation room so patients can work out, meditate or have massages in a private, safe space just for them!

Amazing real estate education weekly including dinner. Great people and I have learned so much. Has…read moretheir own space and hosts special events with real real estate gurus. They are not selling, which is a nice respite from the usual real rate club,

I love this group of Real Estate Professionals. There is so much education for whatever stage or…read moreinterest you have in Real Estate. There is no selling of get rich quick with Real Estate books or subscriptions, it's just great networking and everyone sharing their wisdom.

Hosted a lunch, wedding reception here and it was amazing. Our event was coordinated by Andrea who…read morewas amazing to work with and helped take care of everything. The location is very nice, has a great patio with an amazing view of the golf course, and everyone enjoyed the food!

This is a beautiful venue for the Cedar House Golf tournament to raise funds for this charity…read more I went to volunteer at this event and the employees there were so helpful when we needed their assistance in anything. Overall lovely club to hold your charity event.

The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the clothes section is limited and…read moresome things do see highly priced. There was one clothes. But otherwise, this is my favorite location. They have great stuff. When I went, they had lots Our Place Always Pans and plastic containers to organize your water bottles (3 packages for $5 - each package holds 6 bottles).

What happened here?…read more What once used to be a creative thrift store concept that benefitted Habitat for Humanity, has now turned into a junk yard full of rejected, some high-end, but badly damaged merchandise. What made me even more shocked were the lofty prices that made no sense whatsoever. Grossly damaged furniture, like $600 for 4 ugly, scarred, nondescript black chairs? You have to be kidding! I wouldn't even consider most of what I saw, because it was tasteless. We left quickly. It only motivated me even more to hit real thrift stores, chains and mom & pop, and pour through online marketplace sites. Their parking lot was empty. No surprise. These guys need a reality check. I'm disgusted.

The Raincross Rose Society is a fun group of people who enjoy growing and learning about roses…read more Meetings are held monthly at the Janet Goeske Center in Riverside, the second Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm and are open to anyone. There are guest speakers, fun activities, group field trips, summer potlucks, and more. This is a very friendly group. If you're interested in roses, and live in the Riverside area, you should definitely check out the Raincross Rose Society.