Wife and I were in the area and we just did a walk-in Pretty…read moremuch just told the people working there what kind of games, genre and difficulty we liked and we got a really selection of options. We weren't with the pirates one since you can select a class with unique abilities. It was fun and the game masters were really helpful with the choice. We almost paid for a back to back session but was hungry so ended up wrapping up with just the one session. Really fun!

After herding cats for two and a half weeks I managed to get a party of 8 into the experience for…read morespace marine 2. none of my friends are into 40k at all and few of them had any vr experience, let alone vr (even less free roam stuff). everyone had a great time and was talking about it for days. staff was polite and helpful. the leaderboards were fun to place on. my only negative feedback was that the experience felt on the short side, but that is obviously not up to the venue.

Only tried one thing when I was here but it was amazing. I tried the root beer cooler; it was a…read morespecial thing that they had that day. It was my first time to Charlie & Echo and I also never had a cooler. The staff behind the counter was great! He probably senses my hesitancy about the cooler and offered me a sample before I went all in and got a glass. They also have some snacks to munch on. I would love to come back to try their wine.

Such a great little spot! The service was great and super friendly. This was my first time here but…read moreit definitely won't be the last. Looks like they have a lot of events that I would like to come try.

Very professional dance studio, full of joy and soooo clean! I had the opportunity to attend some…read moreclasses and let me tell you...hips don't lie and that is an intense workout mixing grace with balance with strengh. I loved it and fully recommend. Since the moment you step into the dancing room you noticed is very well managed and the owner cares about the dancers and the students. Maybe people go frequently, others just pay as they go. Also I felt very included even though I am far from belong to any Polynesian island and my inability to flex that much. Be aware you will dance barefoot and also you have to wear your hair up. A cute short pareo is a must and they can lend you one there.

If I could rate more than five stars I would!! They were the highlight of our whole family reunion…read moreparty! Our family members could not stop talking about their performances! Such beautiful dancers and their costumes are unbelievably beautiful and amazing!! They are second to none! And absolutely the best!!! Thank you again! The Toledo family is forever grateful!!

It was our first time here, I am so glad we were able to watch a movie on base. You just can't beat…read morethe prices for tickets and affordable menu items. There is plenty of parking in the lot. I love the beautiful theater inside, seats do not recline but we didn't mind. One tip, bring a jacket or even a blanket, we were so cold for our late afternoon movie. Staff is friendly, bathrooms were clean. We will return for another movie!

Dungens and Dragons with my dad!!!!…read more Muhahahaah.... Great guy he is, doesn't even know what he is watching but took me on base to escape the Friday night crowd and give me a break from studying. This place charges more but it's still the same two decades later. Funny how that works out. Hahaha! Concessions: I guess asking for a refill after filling an empty container requires you to pay full price for another bag of popcorn! So, just be weary, inflation comes even to your safe havens and places from your child hood. Unfortunately for them, I am unfazed by the mistreatment. My dad is happy and I am seeing something I want to see. But it may be the last time Income here. Sad how serving a country only matters while your active service. May you experience what you serve without thought of affects of loyal families and generations that been coming here. Thanks for at the very least keeping this place the same.

Very disappointing experience. I do NOT recommend this circus, especially for families with…read morechildren. I attended with young kids expecting a fun, family-friendly show, but it was completely inappropriate for minors. While the acrobats are clearly talented and skilled, the costumes worn by some of the female performers were extremely revealing -- basically resembling underwear. There were multiple performances with wide leg movements and positions that exposed far more than what children should be seeing. This is not something kids should be exposed to, and there was absolutely no warning about this type of content. Because of this, we ended up leaving halfway through the show. On top of that, the performance itself was boring and not engaging. It definitely did not feel worth the high ticket prices. To make matters worse, the person who sold us the tickets had a rude attitude, and the overall customer service was not welcoming at all. Zero recommendation from me. Completely disappointed and honestly upset that I brought children to what was supposed to be a family event.

I hadn't been to Circus Vargas in about 30 years, and visiting again brought back so many wonderful…read morememories of when my parents used to take my siblings and me. The entertainment was fantastic full of fun, laughs, and excitement. It was a much-needed dose of joy! One area for improvement would be the staff selling snacks and food. They seemed a bit dry and unenthusiastic, as if they were just going through the motions. A bit more energy and friendliness would really enhance the overall experience. Thank you, Circus Vargas, for an unforgettable experience.

I went to last year for "the Greater Tuna". It was a small community theater, which offers good…read moreshows and food service.

"Lend me a Tenor" is playing tonight and tomorrow and it is gone after that..do NOT MISS THIS…read morePLAY!!! This was one of the funniest shows I have ever seen in my life. My stomach was still sore from laughing so hard the next morning...go laugh go enjoy!!

I enjoyed my first visit here. All dim sum was at the right temperature and very tasty. Service was…read morepretty good though the cart waitresses often skipped my table, which was annoying. Nice ambiance. My only complaint is that there are no prices listed on the menu! Two dim sum I got were marked as large and I wondered if this was correct. Had no way of knowing which were small medium or large nor the prices until I got the bill. It was expensive. I wish they were transparent with charges.

We came here after a funeral at 3 pm on a Tuesday. The…read moreworkflow for ordering was a bit confusing. I guess they usually have carts that navigate through the tables but at 3 pm during the weekday there were no carts. To order dim sum at this 3 PM time the ETA is 20 to 30 minutes. The service is a little lite on the charm department during the 3 pm time frame. We got the beef with string beans, soup, and shrimp. I was surprised the steamed and fried rice came at the end. This place has karaoke and live bands at certain times but not during the afternoon on a weekday. Executive Summary: Good for groups: 5/5 Parking: 5/5 Quantity: 5/5 Taste: 3/5 Service:3/5 I'm sorry to leave a 3 star review but it was a miss for me. I've been to Golden Chopsticks across the same street, I will go there instead on my next visit to this shopping square.

2025 is the third annual Lao Food Festival in San Diego. Tickets can be purchased in advance online…read moreor in person if available. There is a slight discount for buying in advance. In addition to various food vendors and merchants, they also have a food tour where you can sample some of the items at the festival for an additional fee. Our food tour had 15 people attend. I didn't get to catch the papaya eating contest. Hopefully next year! Pros: -food, entertainment, art installations, education and more! -various seating options, but this year you can bring your own items to sit on Cons: -n/a Other: -I couldn't find the schedule online. However, it's a 2-day festival. -most vendors accept credit but one only accepted Venmo, Zelle, or cash Overall, glad that this festival exists and I hope to come again in the future

This was my first time attending the Lao festival. 2025 is the third year. This is organized by the…read moreLao community. I love the awareness of southeast Asian culture. You have to pay for admission. I thought there would be more food vendors. Some of the lines were really long. Food was okay. This was more for the experience. Come hungry. Bring cash. Expect long lines.

I attended The 11th Annual Asian Pacific Cultural Festival of San Diego at Mira Mesa Community park…read moreyesterday. This was my first time attended an Asian festival in San Diego. The Asian Pacific Cultural Festival of San Diego is the LARGEST celebration of Asian Pacific American Cultures in San Diego and features cultural and traditional performances from a dozen countries and cultures, including Japan, China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Korea, Myanmar, Indonesia, Hawaii, Cambodia, Thailand, Taiwan, Polynesia, and more! This event has been recognized by the US Congress, the California State Assembly, the County of San Diego, and the City of San Diego as an official event in San Diego celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Eager to indulge my passion for culinary delights, my first stop led you to Thai Food Station 8, where I discovered the ultimate indulgence: a sublime mango smoothie that surpassed all expectations. For lunch, I ventured into more adventurous territory with a tantalizing dish of eel. After lunch, I checked out the vendors, they offer from handmade crafts to unique souvenirs. I want to supporting local artisans and taking home a piece of the festival experience with me. I ended up bought a few items from Blanc Byrd, a local artist. I took a few pictures in front of the San Diego Police Department booth. I would definitely return next year.