This review is long overdue. We held our baby shower at Overflow and it was an easy and enjoyable…read moreexperience. Renee, Jojo and Christine were so helpful and made the day run smoothly. Plus the coffee is always amazing. Thank you!!

What an amazing venue in Lomita. This is right next to Corridor Flow the coffee shop that's a very…read morenice spot to hang out and have coffee. The space is perfect for small events. We attended an Anniversary and there were about 100 people or so and you can fit a good amount of tables depends how you set up. Love that as you enter they have a designated area for a DJ if you plan to have music which is great! The space has these cool wooden walls that add to the decor and the fun lighting that they provide for you. There is a little side room that is like storage and an extra bathroom there as well. The bathroom was very clean and spacious as well. There is a designated area with back entrance for placing food if you have catering and there is a spacious fridge for food and drinks as well. There is a fun opening area for a coffee space thats a nice touch. Def has a lot of potential to make it your own space and decorate how you wish. There is a small lot for parking and then there's lots of street parking as well so that wasn't a problem.

We had such a fantastic day out at South Coast Botanic Garden in Palos Verdes! If you're looking…read morefor an easy, beautiful spot to spend quality outdoor time with family, this is definitely it. The grounds are gorgeous and filled with so many different flower species, and our granddaughter was thrilled spotting butterflies fluttering all over the garden. The main circle path makes getting around a breeze which is great whether you want a relaxed stroll, a light hike, or a ride on the tram. The highlights right now made the trip extra special. The giant Troll exhibit is incredible. Each troll character has its own unique pose and personality, and hunting them down felt like a mini treasure hunt for the little ones. On top of that, the seasonal pumpkin displays added a really festive, fun autumn touch. It was an absolute funday for both kids and grandparents. We enjoyed our visit so much that we signed up for an annual membership before leaving. Highly recommend bringing the family!

When I heard Thomas Dambo's trolls were here, I knew we had to set a day aside so I can see them…read morebefore the exhibit is over in October. Of course, it was ninety degrees when we visited, and I can't tolerate heat well, but nothing was going to stop me. To start off the day, I wanted to use the restroom before the long walk. As I am coming out of the stall, there was a gentleman using the urinal. I flew by him and out the door! I was so embarrassed. I have never done that in my life! Can I use the cancer card?!? JK! After that, we started searching for the hidden trolls. They give you a nice map, and you follow the sparkles. It is truly magical. I don't know what it is, but I turn into a little kid when I see them. Luckily, we hardly saw anyone, probably because of the heat. The trek back was rough for me. We saw Lexi the Ranger, and she let us hop on the golf cart and take us to the entrance. Thanks Lexi, you saved me! If you can't tolerate heat, I would wait till maybe the end of September maybe then it will have cooled off. There are twelve trolls hidden throughout the beautiful gardens. I highly recommend visiting. 8/30/26

I had the most beautiful "Baby in Bloom" baby shower at the Monarch Ballroom, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with how everything turned out! A huge thank you to Kristina, the co-owner and event manager, who went above and beyond to make my vision come to life. From the very beginning, she stayed in constant communication, keeping me updated every step of the way and making the entire planning process stress-free. I booked the decoration package, and it exceeded all of my expectations. Every detail was absolutely gorgeous--from the stunning balloon wall to the fresh flowers on each table. The space looked elegant, welcoming, and even more beautiful than I had imagined.

We decided to take dancing lessons for our first dance at our wedding. Everyone was so welcoming…read moreand kind. Max was such an amazing teacher! He created such a fun and comfortable learning environment for two people who had no clue how to dance. We just got done with our wedding and everyone couldn't stop talking about how beautiful the first dance was! I would highly recommend taken lessons with them.

I had my baby shower at Adventure Onn and it was a wonderful experience! The venue was clean,…read morespacious, and provided plenty of room for our guests to comfortably celebrate. Parking was also very convenient. The parking is in the back and shared with other retail shops. My sister and best friend planned the shower and worked closely with Chantell. Chantell understood my vision for the balloon arch and brought it to life beautifully. It turned out even better than I imagined! I'm so happy to have a venue like this in our community. After such a great experience, we're already in the process of planning another event here. Highly recommend!

I booked this venue for my baby shower and the owner Chantel was nothing but an amazing host! From…read morethe theme that I presented/requested to all the questions I had, she answered and gave me the reassurance. She was always a txt away if something came up!!!! thank you so much. Pls do not hesitate to book with her.

My son and his beautiful bride got married here on Saturday and the only word to describe the venue…read moreis perfection! Karla made the whole process seamless. All of the guests were "wowed" by the venue and staff. If you are thinking of having your wedding in the South Bay, you won't be disappointed with South End Racquet and Health Club.

Attended banquet ceremony here. Awesome venue. Great staff, Jasmine was very helpful and kind to…read moreeveryone.

Stunning oceanfront event venue! The renovation of the Historic Library is beautiful and MBM…read moreHospitality offers quality catering on site.

The Redondo Beach Historic Library is such a special and unexpected wedding venue. It has so much…read morecharacter and charm, and being just steps from the beach makes the location hard to beat. As a photographer, I loved how versatile the space was. The historic architecture, beautiful natural light, and intimate atmosphere create so many opportunities for both candid moments and polished portraits without the setting ever feeling overly formal or traditional. The team was wonderful to work with, and the catering from Made by Meg was a highlight. Everything was beautifully presented and genuinely delicious. If you're looking for a wedding venue with personality and a sense of place, this is such a rare find. It feels memorable and distinctly Redondo Beach, rather than like another traditional ballroom.

I helped coordinate a wedding at The Village Garden. This place is awesome and so is the owner…read moreSophia. The space itself is super charming and a great space to be in. It's easy to make yourself at home and feel comfortable here. The owner Sophia is so hands-on and sooo helpful. I was very pleased working with her and would highly recommend this space for small weddings or ANY get together.

Sophia is a great host and the garden is an oasis in the city. I highly recommend and say hi to Al…read morefor me, Jimmy

Growing up in the South Bay, Torrance Cultural Arts Center became near and dear to my heart. When I…read morewas younger I took different classes dance classes here. I remember taking ballet as kid and modern dance as a teen. I also took a workout class when I was in college. I always appreciated the large and spacious dance studios where the classes were held. Now that I'm older I've also come to appreciate Torrance Cultural Arts Center as a venue. I've been to several different festivals here such as the Japanese Matsuri Festival and Lunar New Year festival. This spot is perfect for the community to get together and like how each festival is able to have many different booths. I also love how there is a stage area both outside and inside. I've also attended the Torrance Firefighters' Annual Spaghetti Dinner here. This is another great event at this spacious venue. Despite it being quite a popular dinner, there''s plenty of room for all to enjoy an evening out. Torrance Cultural Arts Center is great! Whether it be for classes or community events or festivals, this spot is perfect for small or large gatherings.

Terrible. The people here are so mean. I came here around 9pm and asked a simple question to a…read moreceramics class and the instructor was so mean and arrogant. DO NOT spend your money taking a ceramics class here.

Host kicked us out!…read more strict on time, not accommodating and got kicked out, and they don't comply be wary!

This is a great place to hold your events whether its a milestone birthday, quinceara, wedding or…read moreany event..swati was very perfessional & understanding & passionate about the customers needs & wants..the day of the event i was a bit stressed & overwhelmed but Joe & beto made things alot easier for me & beto was amazing he was there to help me with any help I needed whether it was setting up or moving tables or things that were a lil difficult for a lady to do..I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a venue for any type of event..thank u catalina room for making my event so memorable..

If you're planning on coming here make sure you have a reservation. I didn't but luckily it was…read moreempty and they accommodated us. I paid around $25 for 3hrs of play ( We only stayed one hour). My nephew wasn't wearing grip socks so I had to purchase some. It's a no shoe policy so you must leave your shoes upon entering. Super fun kid play area and since my nephew is 3, he still made the cut. There is also a coffee shop and sitting areas where you can order food and drinks. The wooden slide was a little concerning. I would like to see more padding at the end of the slide. The padding that is there doesn't seem to absorb the shock as much as I'd hope for especially for a 3yr old whose legs are landing fast into it. Other than that I highly enjoyed the experience.

I've been coming to Looma for years and perhaps that's the problem. I remember what this place felt…read morelike when I first discovered it. It was genuinely impressive. Someone had clearly thought about the experience. A beautiful indoor space, imaginative little environments, places for parents to sit, decent coffee and food and enough visual restraint that you didn't feel like you'd voluntarily locked yourself inside a plastic primary colored migraine for two hours. With small children, this is no minor achievement. There still aren't many places like it in the South Bay. Which is probably why we keep coming back. Unfortunately, Looma today feels less like a premium children's space and more like the aging remains of one. You begin noticing the little things because there are so many of them. The projector by the ball pit stopped working ages ago. Other play features are broken or simply gone. Toys and foam blocks migrate around the building and apparently establish permanent residency wherever they land. Some surfaces are sticky. Vents and edges look like they haven't met a cleaning cloth in quite some time. Rooms sit unused and closed off. On our latest visit, even the bathroom was rough. None of these things individually ruins a children's playground. Kids are extraordinarily talented at destroying civilization. I have two. I understand. But maintenance is the business. If you sell a premium environment for children, the product isn't the slide you installed three years ago. The product is the slide today. The clean bathroom today. The working toy today. The stocked refrigerator today. The employee who appears mildly pleased that you've entered the building today. That last part has always been Looma's strangest weakness. Service ranges from indifferent to occasionally miserable. There have been exceptions the woman I've repeatedly encountered handling the cafe has always been genuinely sweet and helpful. But overall there's very little hospitality in a business ostensibly built around families spending time there. And when the place is crowded, all of these little failures compound. Our latest visit felt badly oversold. Not enough seating, exhausted parents orbiting tables waiting for somewhere to land, children everywhere, broken or neglected equipment and a staff seemingly resigned to surviving the shift. Then you remember what you're paying. Once admission for two children, food and drinks enter the equation, this stops being some scrappy neighborhood playroom where you forgive the duct tape and missing Lego pieces. Looma calls itself an upscale indoor playground. Fair enough. But "upscale" creates an obligation. It means someone has to care obsessively about the boring things after the beautiful launch photos have been taken. That's what frustrates me most. The bones are still good. The original idea was good. Even the food is surprisingly decent for an indoor playground, with some Korean options mixed into the usual kid fare. My children can still have a great time here. But children having fun is an extraordinarily forgiving metric. Give them a cardboard box and seventeen minutes and they'll establish a functioning municipality. Adults notice the rest. Looma doesn't need another attraction or themed event. It needs somebody to walk through the building slowly, look at every surface, every broken feature, every empty refrigerator shelf, every neglected corner and start caring about the details again