A very nice place to relax and have a beautiful memory with a special person. I really enjoyed…read moremyself here and I recommend it

Recently visited for epatt fundraiser dinner. Was a beautiful scenery, food was good and everything…read morewas very elegant great service as well

I absolutely love the University Club of Palo Alto!…read more For me, the highlight is the pool. I love swimming here--there's an excellent lap pool where you can sign up for lanes, a diving board for extra fun, and plenty of open swim time for families. Kids can't get enough of the swim team, and there's even a shaded baby pool that's perfect for infants and toddlers. The tennis courts are top of the line, whether you're playing just for fun or competitively. The tennis pros are fantastic, and the whole tennis community here is great. Pickleball is also really taking off--it's always fun and social. The gym has everything you could want: Peloton bikes, free weights, machines, and a full range of classes. Beyond fitness, people also gather for bridge, mahjong, and other activities, so there's something for everyone. The food is excellent, the full bar is always a plus, and the events calendar is packed. There are great adult activities (salsa dancing, wine tasting, Aloha nights) and plenty for kids too (kids' night out, movie night, and more). Best of all, the community is welcoming and friendly. It's easy to meet people here, and many members end up making lifelong friends. All around, it's a wonderful club--I can't recommend it enough!

My family has been a member for over 20 years. Our children started with the pool, grew into tennis…read moreand as we became empty nesters our social life centered around pickleball! It's such a fun way to stay active, and we love that we can play together as a family. The courts are in a beautiful setting, which makes the experience even more enjoyable. We have lighted dedicated courts that are the best in the valley. Several members of our club have won major pickleball tournaments nationally. Our men's elite team has won the peninsula league the last two sessions. Beyond the game itself, one of the best parts has been meeting new friends--we've connected with such a welcoming group of people. It's been the perfect mix of exercise, community, and family time in a great environment.

Social Butter is a new social gathering event where you and your friends can mingle with other…read morefolks in the Bay Area. For a few hours of your evening, you can play board games and enjoy a meal with new and old faces. I have attended two events so far and plan on going to more in the future to extend my social network. I strongly recommend this group to everyone but especially those who want to meet more people. 2 Thumbs Up!

A great nightclub if you like dancing and good music/atmosphere, Jodie the bartender is always…read moresuper nice and makes awesome drinks! I'd check it out with a few friends if the genre of music that night is your vibe

Had a reggae concert here for the artist Fiona. The venue set up is when you walk there's a bar…read morefollowed by the dance floor, then the stage. The men's restroom is located on the first floor while the women's restroom is located on the 2nd floor. There's a small green room area located by the women's restroom. The downside is that there's really no privacy in the green room area. The best way to describe it is like an open loft. It's a cool place for concerts, but the women's restroom on the 2nd floor is a no no. There's needs to be security by the green room area because anyone can walk there.

Got here at 11am . I love the flowers and the fresh green grass …read more THere's lots of trees . The golfers must not be that great because there's golf balls all over the place. The golf carts are excellent. They have an excellent restaurant here too. The people that work here are great and there's even a guard at the gate. It's in a great location. It's right across from my old high school so it definitely brings back memories. This place is very well maintained. Both bathrooms are very nice and clean with full facilities. They have a tennis court, very clean very nice. They have a swimming pool. They even have a cottage to stay in overnight. This place is very huge. I very much suggest trying out the golf carts. The parking here is very nice. I love the outlook. WEll..its pretty much private too Great place for kids tho.

Note: PRIVATE CLUB…read more Extremely exclusive country club and golf course. Totally old school. Really enjoyed the atmosphere in the men's grill and on the course. The food was fantastic and the beer was cold. I had the Cobb salad and a couple of the guys I was with had Crab Louie's. All were perfect. As for the course...the NCGA usually gets course ratings correct...usually. This is one of those rare exceptions where I think they got it wrong. The course plays a 127 rating from the tips. However, numerous tight approaches, tight tee shots and tricky greens make me think this deserves a 130 or higher. Two holes, with 18 being the most memorable, require a staggering straight tee shot to get to the corner of a 90 degree dog leg. The distance is extremely deceiving as much of the course plays uphill and into the wind. Don't think that 386 yards is going to be an easy green in regulation out here. Be EXTREMELY careful on 15 and 16. A slice on either of these holes will launch a ball directly onto Alameda de las Pulgas, and possibly require you to buy a new windshield. The course, like most country clubs, is in phenomenal shape. The ponds are real, with blooming lily pads and everything. Much different than the concrete-lined, blue toilet water filled munis like Sunnyvale and Shoreline. Great practice facility and nice staff make it a must play if you have the opportunity to get out here.

I have been coming to this club for more than two years and my experience is absolutely positive…read more The toastmaster meetings are usually filled with 4 amazing speakers and members are very supportive to help each other to grow. Great place to get information about wellness and inspiration to actually apply that to your life. I highly recommend this club if you are looking for a toastmaster club or place to feel positive energy.

This is a fun club! Great learning as well. People have diverse background, such as nutrition…read moreeducators, yoga teachers, physicians, nurses, public health workers, and people who don't work in wellness field but are passionate about learning and sharing. Meetings are well run. Several members are speech champions and they do a great job in making the meeting fun and beneficial. It is located across street from Stanford University. Plenty of free parking in the garage of the main building.

Excellent home cooked meals, fantastic wine selection, and limitless intellectual conversation…read more What more can I say? When and if you're invited: say yes!

Its notionally a non profit research center. But that rather bland description hardly covers the…read moresheer number of discoveries, inventions, and world changing product SRI has cranked out over the years. It is really not well known outside of a few circles. Yet it has been on of the most influential presence in technology since the dawn of Silicon valley Do you have an Iphone? Every used SIRI? Yep that was one of SRI's inventions. I doubt there is not a single person that has not been touched by their research or invention. its truly staggering: Inject printers, The Mouse (yes that mouse), LCD's, hypertext, initial work into AI, tons of DARPA stuff that may or may not ever see the light of day, drug development........ (I could spend days but you get the drift. As with everything its not always sunshine. Rumors persist that the center did participate in the infamous CIA remote viewing and mind-control experiments aka MKULTRA. My connection to the center is both personal and circumstantial. Growing up in the Silicon Valley, many of our neighbors were scientists and researchers there and for two summers I worked in the Credit Union as a teller there. The only other thing is the primary architecture of the main building: Offfph its rough. Its as if Joseph Stalin kidnapped Joseph Eichler and forced him to build a mid century modern gulag. I prefer to call it 'Stalin Chic"

I've been coming to SRI International since I was a little girl and it's always a pleasant…read moreexperience; they've contributed so much to the current state of science and technology and I love learning more about their current (and future!) endeavors.

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I only spent one night at Hacker Dojo but like all great flings, it was a little chaotic, totally…read moreunexpected, and weirdly inspiring. This place isn't "polished." It's more like... gritty startup garage meets community brainstorm bunker. But that's the charm. No one here is pretending to be something they're not they're just building cool stuff. By the end of the night, I hadn't built the next unicorn startup, but I did leave thinking, "Yep glad I got that month membership"

Went here to watch the LPGA Fortinet Founders Cup, and it was a beautiful course. Pretty hilly, but…read moreit's very very well maintained green everywhere, no dead grass. The only thing I want to note is that the spectator path can get a little rough. It's a bit of a trek with hilly rough and tree bark. But other than that it was a great event!

Full disclosure, my visits to the Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club were because of the Fortinet…read moreFounders Cup LPGA tournament for which I had volunteered for. It did give me an opportunity to visit a private membership country club. The clubhouse is very nice and well maintained. The golf course itself is also very well maintained and since it had been recently renovated. The course runs up and down, and winds tightly round the hills of Menlo Park by Highway 280. Walking the course can be quite difficult without some help like a caddy or golf cart. I walked two rounds of golf helping to keep score to the group of players.