I live near by and have been to this park countless times. it's a beautiful park with bathrooms…read moreand a kid's play area. There is a community classroom that they use for summer programs as well. Parking is pretty easy

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

We were fortunate enough to tour the Glass House. Tours are only available on Saturdays and not…read moreconsistently. When we showed up, there was no docent as promised, but we were able to ask a nice lady to give us the tour. There is a video online worth watching about this property prior to visiting the house; it will give you more context and understanding. Great historical experience but they need more docents and support.

This white two story Italianate Victorian farm house build in 1877 has long been visible from busy…read morehighway 680; standing near the freeway and busy San Ramon Valley Blvd. it's a vivid reminder of the Valley's past. I always wanted to visit the house, but it only recently opened to the public has a house museum. I was fortunate to be able to join a small group for a private tour. As soon as we were met by a Docent in period dress the mood was set. Walking over the bridge to the house she started to tell the history of the Glass Family and the Valley as it was in 1877. Stepping though the door is really a step back in time. The nine room house is decorated as it would have been when the Glass family lived there. Everyone of the nine rooms was clean and not a bit of dust could be seen on the many knickknacks that the Victorians adorned their homes with. Everything in the house is original to the period. While the rugs, wallpaper, and some of the fabrics on furniture are new, they are all period reproductions. The knowledge that the two docents, Pat and Kim, shared was amazing. In addition to the story of the Glass family and the San Ramon Valley, they peppered their talk with some CA. history. I came away with even more of an appreciation of women in the 19th century working in those long dresses There is a connection between the Glass family and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. You will have to take a tour with either Pat or Kim to get the rest of the story.

Hosted a retirement party for several clients. 100% the most kind, generous, polite families in the…read moreindustry of hospitality.. I cannot say enough. Thank you for everything you did for our family and extended family.. Luke and Zach were Epic

One of the best venues in the entire Bay Area. Huge green grass area for live events or weddings…read morewith beautiful old style home on the property as well. Beautiful photo opportunity for family Christmas or engagement announcements as well. 10/10

This is a beautiful hidden gem in Dublin , closed to the end of Dublin Blvd with popeye chicken and…read moreStarbucks . It has been a historic landmark . There are the antique house , farmhouse and a scripture with characters that represented those time and era . There are a Ohlone wearing seashell necklace and she was weaving a basket . A young girl tending the sheep , blacksmith making tools and he labored so timelessly .and a young boy plowing the soil to get it ready for farming . The antique house was KOLB HOUSE, built in 1910 . I peeped through the windows and saw the beautiful furniture, piano and many flower vases and China inside. They do have tour dates but it was not today . Outside was a lovely park with trees and plants . A man was playing balls with his dog . A lovely morning!

Great park with vintage home, museum and church in the middle of downtown Dublin. Parking at church…read moreand street. Great family outing that is free!

The trinkets here are expensive but beautiful! I just visited this place again and now that I am a…read morefew years older I am able to appreciate the beauty of the aged building. There are cracks on the walls and the shackles and rooftop is very old-fashioned but that just adds to its charm. The owners of the shop were so sweet. They offered water and snacks and are just plain genuine. They didn't put any pressure on us to buy or to leave, even though they were closing up. They seemed more content with people just visiting and gawking at the historical site. This place is also part of the ghost tour held during Halloween. Yup, there have been many incidents here. Like footsteps on the second floor, objects being moved, stuff like that. The staircase within the shop gave me a creepy vibe. It is made of old wood and it is narrow. Looking up to the second floor is eerie and uncomfortable. Maybe I felt that way because my friend just told me that the ghosts known to inhibit the Kottinger Barn can be heard walking up and down these very steps. **Shivers** Ohhh ghost stories give me the willys but I love them! The way the owners set up the back yard is cute. It's ambiance is old and used and also kind of sad and lonely for it looked like it was abandoned for years. I can imagine the ghost sitting on one of the chairs, looking out of the yard at the changed world...(there goes my imagination again)

I've been to the Milfleur Gift Shop and Garden :) I know the history and have shopped there many…read moretimes. Haven't seen anything out of the ordinary, but then again I bet most people don't. Wish I were one of the few lucky ones that do ~ It's now a beautiful place with fabulous gifts with a Down Home, Friendly owner, Teri. Worth checking out ~ Some of the bars in the window from when it was a jail, are still attached and in view ~

Our Castlewood wedding was absolutely perfect! I cannot recommend this venue enough :)…read more For one, it's a gorgeous venue with incredible views and spaces. Our photographer had no trouble finding stunning backdrops to use for photos. It ended up raining on our wedding day, so we weren't able to get married in front of the oak tree on the ceremony lawn, but the indoor option ended up working perfectly! Plus, the food at Castlewood is phenomenal. Sandy was an absolute joy to work with while we were planning our event. She was very responsive, patient, and kind while we were navigating the planning process and asking a thousand questions. It's clear that she's very good at what she does and cares about helping people create their dream event. Thank you, Sandy, for helping us celebrate our wedding at Castlewood!

My previous visit (through a member - I'm not a member myself) was for trivia night. This visit was…read morefor Thanksgiving. This was pretty much the first/only Thanksgiving that my family didn't cook at home... like ever. A family member of mine is a member here and suggested, as long as everyone one is on board, that we just pay a nominal amount and do our Thanksgiving meal here. The price felt really reasonable ($75 in 2025) especially since no one was stressing about cooking and clean up etc. We had a pretty large group that included my family, in laws, etc. so the convenience was really appreciated. The food was good too. It was served buffet style and they had seafood, salad, plenty of sides, and some carving stations... oh and a dessert area. There were also beverages to purchase. I got there a little early and got a nice pour of bourbon before the rest of my family got there. There was also a professional photographer on the premises to get pictures from the holiday. Definitely a great option to spend this holiday for sure! Parking was very easy - as they have lots of accessible lots and I think the rest of the club was closed that day.

My friend had a Celebration of Life for his wife and he decided to hold it here as they had…read moreattended another event at this venue. There is a private room which is in the same building as the sports bar where they serve food and that day, there was a big 49'rs game and there were plenty of customers watching the several big screen tvs around the room. The venue has free parking. The private room was a bit drafty and needs a new coat of paint but it was a good place to hold this event. The private room where the Celebration of Life was just perfect for the event and this was the first time I have been to a venue for a Celebration of Life, rather than at a church. The event started with the buffet lunch, which consisted of mashed potatoes, bread, salad, mixed vegetables, beef and chicken. The food was plentiful and filling, however the beef was a bit on the chewy side even though it was medium rare. Coffee, iced tea, canned soda and hot tea were also available and a rich chocolate cake with raspberry filling was served for dessert. We didn't come here for the food but if you want to host an event here, the grounds are lovely and service is friendly.

Nice servers, great ambiance; had my sons first birthday, we were able to utilize the outdoor area…read moreas well. Food needs improvement (beef was on the dry side); Lived the calamari. restrooms were unkept per the guests; nice window view. 3.5 stars!

We hosted a Celebration of Life Memorial for my mother at the Good Morning Maxwell Pleasanton…read morelocation and it was the PERFECT event venue. The space was not only beautiful but the Good Morning Maxwell team made every step of the process so easy and stress free. I HIGHLY recommend Good Morning Maxwell for any event venue needs you have. The space is adorable and laid out perfectly for a variety of event options. The whole process is easy and the entire team has wonderful communication and is there to assist you as needed with anything you may need.

I love Good Morning Maxwell. It's such a great place for event. I've had the pleasure of doing a…read morefew business events there and I recently hosted a surprise birthday party for my Mom there. It was so perfect! The space is great for parties and the communication from the time of requesting to book and wrapping up day of the event was amazing. Everyone loved the space. I can wait to do more events here!