I just visited this community center in order to vote for the candidates in the 2023 election…read more There were a lot of parking spots. It was easy for me to park. I was expecting a lot of people and long lines. To my surprise, it was so empty that I did not have to wait. The voting process was so smooth. The people were so helpful. The community center was a center of Democracy. Democracy forever!

Bayland Community Center is locates in the middle of Bayland Park and it is located in precinct 3…read moreof Harris County. It has many entrances to get here. But the closest one is Bayland Park Drive or Dunlap Street. I often get confused with Burnett-Bayland Community Center, which is 3 miles away on Chimney Rock. I believe Bayland Community Center is one of the largest in the area because I've never seen a community center this busy. If you look at the group calendar online, we can see it's filled with meetings from Monday to Friday. No wonder this is one popular early election site. The polling entrance is near Bayland Geriatric Health Center. There are many parking stalls. I don't think you have trouble finding one. Parking lots are in front, back, side and across streets in the sports arena and etc.

If you like to come here and dance, you're a Trini-bopper. Not to be confused with all the girls…read morethat come up to me in Dun Huang Plaza and ask if I'm Fox from Yelp. Those are Teeny-boppers. This is a good little Community Center that does a good job for the locals. It doubles as a gym and recreation facility and it's pretty popular around here. I've been here on two locations (to use the facility), and many more to pick up and drop off Barbie's niece/nephew. Although I think nice/nephew is more appropriate, since the niece is so damn nice.

Clean, organized and awesome service for all the community. I've been neighbor for more than 8…read moreyears and this community center is always updated with classes and human development resources for people.

Wherever I go to a community center, there is always a community park. At…read more Lansdale, there is no exception. Parking lot is within the premises. Street parking also available. There is a catholic church across street. I'm sure they use this parking lot. The community center has multi-purpose feature. Guess what? I was here to cast my ballot during early voting in March 2020. I couldn't believe Langdale Community Center is one-and-only polling place in this zip code 77036 during Texas Primary Election. What I heard from the grapevine, people were scared to go to Chinatown because of Corona rumors in February. As stupid as it sounds, I was happy to explore other parts of city with opportunities than never before.

The place is amazing, clean, and quite. Thanks a lot for everyone envolved in this place.read more

So good the waffle is the greatest thing ever I will come…read moreback any time! Best thing ever I will come every single day if I could

According to folks who lived through the 80's as they experienced the beginning of Chinatown in…read moreSouthwest Houston... this was the New Chinatown to them. If you trampling through downtown streets, you'll see signs also say Chinatown. That is the Old Chinatown. In late 1980's, merchants moved from Old Chinatown to Bellaire Blvd settled as we see today. There are only few businesses kept their original name and original storefront from that time. You can find Tak Sing Hong 德信行 and Yuan Ten Restaurant 雲天烧腊麵家 at Metropole Center and Le Lai Restaurant 東江菜館 at Dynasty Plaza. People often use Dun Huang Plaza as Houston Chinatown. Granted, it is the largest and busiest shopping mall in Chinatown from dusk to dawn. In foodie scenes, you can say Chinatown consists of all restaurants on Bellaire Blvd from South Gessner To Beltway. Anything beyond that is called Little Saigon or Asiatown. Based on Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau tour book, Chinatown extends pass Beltway to Dairy Ashford Road in the west and to Fondren in the east on Bellaire. If you live in Houston for a while, you probably know Chinatown is one of the 88 Super Neighborhoods in Houston. This 2.37 square mile of land covers from Westpark in the north down to Beechnut and South Gesner from the east to Beltway in the west. Houston Chinatown is a fun place to be. No wonder USA Today named it one of the top 10 Chinatown in United States (in 2014).

This review is for the Gymnastics Facilities…read more I recently started coming to this gym for their Gymnastics Open Gym. It's a lot of fun, and not expensive either. The staff gives you free reign to do whatever you like on the equipment, and I always get a great workout in while I'm there. Besides the open gym, the gymnastics teams (men's and women's) are amazing. These kids look like future olympians! If you're looking for a great place for your child to learn gymnastics, this is the the place. The coaches are top notch (two are former Olympians!) and the facilities have everything you need to learn all the tricks of the trade. If I wasn't so old I'd be begging my parents to sign me up there!

I live in the neighborhood and was considering doing classes here but my first impression was…read morepretty disappointing. Came to pick up a family friend from camp with my own newborn and toddler in tow. After waiting in the carpool line I pulled up and proceeded to load them In. A young lady told me I can't stop but to just be quick so I continued. I'm not sure how you safely put kids in the car without stopping, so i didn't realize this was problematic. The next lady that approached me was extremely rude yelling at me that I can't do this and she's going to report it. I let them know I don't the system, but if they tell me a better option I would be happy to do it. There was no reason to be that rude. Politely offering a more appropriate solution would've been sufficient. Instead this lady was aggressive with me as I was juggling two toddlers and a newborn in the Texas summer heat. The last thing I wanted to do was slow down the line, but being nasty about it when the first young lady told me it was ok feels like her anger was misplaced. Unacceptable.

Very happy I'm able to brighten other kids for Easter Sunday during hard times for other family…read morethank you for all you do.

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Great conference center, very spacious, nice kitchen and enough room for whatever it is you may be…read morehosting. Our church has Ladies Day Bible Class here, quarterly and we enjoy it every time. Parking lot and location is in a nice area, pool accessibility during summer hours, great place to host a party, have a wedding, or just for meeting up.