Great experience decorating at this venue space. The staff was professional, cordial, and easy to…read morework with throughout the entire process. My team and I had the pleasure of creating a beautiful custom backdrop for our client's special celebration, and the venue provided a wonderful setting to bring the design to life. To see more of our work and this event, visit www.fourfortyfourevents.com.

We searched far and wide for a reception venue that could accommodate a large guest count without…read morebeing outrageously expensive, and Villa Ragusa ended up being perfect for our 260-person wedding. The space itself is beautiful, and the team was incredibly easy to work with. In the week or two leading up to the wedding, I probably called them 7+ times to coordinate payment, ask questions, make last-minute adjustments, and even upgrade our bar package. Every single time, they were kind, patient, and genuinely willing to help us make everything happen. That flexibility made such a difference, especially during such a hectic period. They were also very accommodating with my family and made the entire process feel much easier than it could have been. And I LOVE that events can go until midnight. We absolutely shut down the dance floor, and having that full evening for the reception was such a huge plus. Overall, Villa Ragusa was a beautiful, practical, and affordable option for a large Bay Area wedding, and the team was wonderful to work with. Highly recommend both the venue and the staff.

Came here for an event and it was lovely! Street parking wasn't bad at all. The space is beautiful…read more- spacious, bright, and filled with plants. It has a kitchen space with tons of counter space which made setting up food a breeze. The Miko coffee trailer is the cutest- they make all the basic drinks, lattes, and had really good matcha. The staff were 5 stars all around - kind & responsive! Great space for event under 50.

We went to a private event located here, a bridal shower. There was a small coffee bar located…read moreoutside for additional beverage purchase or others, outside of the party, walking up for a coffee. The space is bright with tall ceilings and large kitchen counter for serving food or beverages as they did at the event. There is also a bathroom for the event space as well.

History, innovation, and whimsy all in one beautiful historic house situated in Downtown Campbell,…read moreand It's even listed on the National Register of Historic Places! From the outside it looks like it's straight out of a storybook, like Goldilocks & the 3 Bears. They offer tours Friday-Sundays and our group of 4 adults + 2 kids (ages 10 & 15) had so much fun! Esther was our tour guide and she was excellent! She really knew everything there is to know about this unique 1925 English Tudor-style house (turned museum), the fascinating history of the Ainsley family, and even the details of all the impressively preserved original furnishings, decor, appliances, and even some of the fashion from that era. It was so cool to see what life was like in those days! The outside courtyard/garden can even be booked for special events and weddings. There's a visitor's center and gift shop as well. Overall just a fun and interesting peek back in time, while also learning about an important part of Campbell's history. Big thank you to Esther!

What a delightful little jewel in Campbell! I had no idea this place existed until recently based…read moreon some volunteering work that someone I know did here. Each of the rooms has been decorated by a different organization for Christmas and it looks awesome. The volunteers here were so friendly and earnest. Loved it! Check out a slice of history in our backyard!

Cutest lil plant store I've been in in a long time!…read more Grabbed this super vibrant inchplant & added this beauty to my collection. Love the warmth of the store as you enter, very welcoming & the staff was super nice! It's the lil touches right down to the adorable notes they put in the bag. Read them both when I got home. Support women owned & local. Will definitely be picking up a few more gems in the future, they're super affordable & their plants are healthy & happy. I also saw that you can host events a d create things here. How exciting. Will be looking into that idea as well!

**3.5 stars** Super…read morecute boutique plant store for plant mamas and papas! The store is a little smaller than I thought (you can see the whole store right when you enter), and the prices were steeper that I thought (ie, tiny enamel pins are $12 and $16!) -- so after such a long drive to get there, I didn't end up buying anything, which is very OFF BRAND of me! Momstera Lounge is at the end of the little downtown, so it was fun to walk around and made the most of our long drive. The store is super cute though, and if I lived closer, I'd probably check out one of their classes.

Really enjoyed spending time at the Campbell tennis courts. The courts were clean, open, and…read moresurrounded by beautiful palm trees and greenery, which made the whole place feel especially pleasant on a sunny day. It is a nice spot to get in a good match, practice for an hour, or just enjoy being active outdoors. What I liked most was the overall atmosphere. The courts felt well kept, and the setting made it easy to relax and have fun at the same time. We even ended up getting creative after playing and made a little tennis ball pyramid on the court, which made the visit even more memorable. Overall, this is a great local place for tennis if you want a casual, sunny, and enjoyable court to play on in Campbell.

Campbell Community Center track is a gem. It's a 6 lanes track and great for any level of runner…read more It's got all the markings and is in good shape. It's open from sun rise until dusk and you'll see a variety of people doing different workouts and I've never seen it too packed. They've also got bleachers for those that want to get a stair workout in. The parking is plentiful and I'd recommend parking in the shade. This is mostly a track review but there's also a skate park and other fields where you can get some physical activity in. All in all it's a great place to get a little exercise in or even just get a walk in and some sun.

5 stars because it's free and I enjoyed my time…read more Pretty chill art museum I liked all the variations of soccer balls and one painting really caught my attention. I appreciate that it is free. They close early so go before 5pm. I was late and only had 30 minutes to end it that was enough time. I ended up sitting outside and just journaled about my day. Such a relaxing evening.

Small museum but friendly staff. Studios in the back of the park. Catering available. Sculptures in…read morethe park and free to walk around.

Happened to stop by after someone told me they remodeled and great community center for kids and…read moreseniors. Yes it is a beautiful place as I walked around it on a Sunday afternoon. Mixed used complex, with playground , picnic, senior center activities, kids activities, and clean and modern facilities which I wish my city would have. So pretty here except for the geese poo. lol Hey it's true! Replace the geese with birds with smaller poo.

This review is for my recent experience at the pottery studio…read more I was ostracized when I confronted a hypocritical and nosy Karen over her instigating criticism on my clean-up. I calmly told her that "If you criticize my clean up, you have to clean it for me." My polite way to ask her to mind her own business. She went berserk and told me off to the studio guy E, accusing me of being rude while she was the one who crossed my boundary. Being a poor mediator, the guy sided with her without investigating. That was because he spied on my clean up in the past too, which was uncool! It made me uneased. I felt picked on. His behavior of one-sidedly consoling the bully, instead of remaining neutral was off putting. There's a constitutional right of "freedom of movement " that no one shall obstruct your free choice. I was glad I stood up for myself. Clay, no matter how careful you are with, will be inevitably left a few traces in the sink, and it is not a big deal. Everyone does it and everyone has his/her way of cleaning. No need to nitpick and be pathetic. To be bullied and snitched by someone who thinks she has the right to tell others what to do is disheartening. Pottery making shall be a peaceful time to create without being disturbed. To instruct people what to do as if acting as a social warrior puts a damper on freedom and creativity. They should put a sign next to the sink, that reads, "Please mind your own business when cleaning, as people like to be left alone." The entire community center is funded by tax payers' dollars, government-operated meaning it's run differently than privately-owned ones, and is more authoritarian in my opinion. As a paying customer, I'd like to access to my creative outlet without being disturbed yet my experience was tarnished by busybody commie control freak and a biased worker. I don't meddle with other's business and others should not meddle with mine. I also found some of their instructors controlling. They need to respect personal autonomy. Clean up is a very personal thing. If everyone does exactly the same thing, they can move to North Korea. It was a dissapointing experience. Move on to other options for my creative pursuit.

It was my pleasure to be invited to a family member's wedding reception at Jamison Brown House aka…read moreJB House. I would never thought this historical building being used for many memorable events. It's located all in the way in the back of the park, opposite of Triton Museum. My GPS app took me around the block 3 times and I finally decided to walk. At this venue, the hostess used the lawn area for picnic-style dining while house being used for food preparation and one restroom. She also rented a nearby building Santa Clara Players for additional restrooms. Only thoughtful event organizer would think ahead of people when they have to go. Just by walking around, Jamison Brown House has so many artistic elements for photography projects. Like posing a bride or graduate on the porch with the railing. Or, bride and groom holding hands walking down the wooden stairs. Oh, better yet, have kids looking through the beveled glass window with curious expression. The website has a list of criteria for caterers, permits and discount for Santa Clara residents. It's a good idea to come out to check out Jamison Brown House for your next venue.

We celebrated our Son's first birthday party here and had around 150 guests…read more It was a hassle getting the city permit, Santa Clara business license for the restaurant which catered our food, insurance for a day etc. All this added up a pretty hefty amount in addition to the space rental which was not cheap. The house also has very strict rules with respect to what gets onto the walls and how far our furniture needs to be away from the walls etc. In addition to all this, there was a bad smell emanating from the kitchen. In spite of all these issues and the cost, we had an amazing time. Our guests loved the venue. Our party was on a warm summer evening and it couldn't have been better. We used the outdoor area for seating and not the house and it was truly magical.

I had my birthday/graduation party at this venue in January 2026. I had to cancel my event twice…read moredue to an aunt passing. The owner, Monica was so understanding and kind. She was supportive and didn't charge me anything for my last minute cancellations. I highly recommend this beautiful event location. It impressed my friends and family. Thank you Monica and your amazing team.

After reviewing a number of places offering dance lessons, we decided to go with Studio M for one…read morereason: Giovanni!! Before we booked, we had a free consultation with him and he made sure to ask all the right questions to get a good feel of what we wanted to do for our wedding dance: what kind of music we liked, what our experience is, what kind of dress I was wearing, etc. He even offered to remix some songs together if we didn't have a single song in mind. He wanted to make sure that we were comfortable with whatever dance happened. He's also Italian and we're having our wedding in Italy, so it felt like fate to meet him! We ended up booking 10 lessons with Giovanni. After we decided on a song, within the first lesson, we already had a good 30 seconds choreographed. He was patient with us both, as neither of us had dance experience, and he really listened to us on what we were comfortable doing. He also shortened our song choice so that our first dance was within a reasonable timeframe. Within 4 lessons, our entire dance was choreographed! We spent the rest of the lessons perfecting, tweaking, and refining every possible moment! It really put us at ease for when we finally hit the dance floor. Another really awesome thing about Giovanni is that since he does a lot of weddings, he is always thinking about a number of things to make sure that the dance is beautiful, but also that the photos captured are perfect! He took a lot of videos for us so we can watch and practice at home. He also made sure to tell us when we'd have good "photo moments" where we should perfect our poses for the quick moment our photographer will have to snap a pic. And he even recommended sending a video to our photographer with recommendations on photo moments, so the photographer can get familiar with the dance ahead of time. In general, Giovanni is so kind, patient, and incredibly fun to be around and we cannot recommend him enough as a wedding dance instructor!!

What you'd expect of an indoor play area in a crowded mall. Clean enough, the kids were…read moreentertained so parents can have some alone time to scroll through phones. I brought my daughter and friends' kids, age range 4-9 years old, and they all had a good time. Relatively pricey rates per hour, though more reasonable if you purchase multiple hours or monthly (?) passes. Claw games inside are gimmicks so be sure to skip--for example, a claw game full of balls, but the balls are too heavy to be even slightly picked up by the claw. The entrance has some coin machines if you want to get the kids a trinket, however they're also covered by people waiting in line in the narrow entry, because there are also a ton of strollers blocking all the cubby holes. They give color coded wristbands to keep track of how much time folks have left, though it's not precise, which I understand but didn't appreciate. We were only there 45min when they called our color wristband on the speaker.

Bathrooms are closed. This is a place for toddlers. Newly potty trained and potty training…read moretoddlers. Doesn't bode well. Management said "not our problem, mall won't fix it". Ok! It is your problem. Call a plumber and snake the pipes. Also, this place is starting to age. The flooring is bubbling in places which is making a real tripping hazard. It's also just dirty! There were hairballs and other dirt and grim on the floor. For the price, not worth it. We won't be back.