STARS -New building…read more -Co located with library and play ground -Across the street from police station -Has banquet and social halls available for rent -indoor and outdoor parking (plentiful from what I saw!) -Conveniently off El Camino - accessible by car and bus -Recreation staff are hard working and friendly STAIRS -Can't think of too many (perhaps have some food on sale at the first floor) TIPS -There is carpool parking near disabled parking -Social and banquet halls have been used for baby showers, weddings, meetings (according to Recreation Staff) *Pictures should be included but not sure if they are uploading yet

In regards to the office, they are great and are always helpful and assist me with signing up for…read moreclasses. Excellent in the office. If you are thinking of signing your child up for Mexican Folk Dance be prepared to get scolded by the ladies that run the program. So not are you getting scolded constantly, but they are extremely disorganized. Not a very good experience at all.

Great park and rec facility. Good amount of parking. Clean restrooms. Plenty of bleacher seating…read more Nice flooring, backboard, and hoop. The flow of traffic coming in and out of games is pretty bad since only one door is used. Some staff are super helpful while some just sit back and chill.

This 1-Star rating is for the Tennis Cts, which have turned into the worst cts. in the SF Area by…read morefar. I used to play on these Cts a few yrs ago when they were some of the best cts. to play on. But it looks like they got totally neglected, bc Now they're as crappy as can be. They're Not Even GREEN, but Dark BROWN, full of big cracks like an earthquake hit the cts. Ugh!!!

I've been going to this park since the 80's when the park wasn't in a good shape. The main reason…read morefor going to this park was to play pick-up basketball when I used to be gung-ho about playing. Even if the court was outdoors, there were always good competition with older Filipino men to go around. Even though I was a kid and younger than them, I gave 'em a few bumps and bruises. After so many knee surgeries, playing basketball is no longer an option for me...let alone playing outdoors on hard concrete. I'll leave that to the younger generation now as I've come to terms that my glory days are way over. Besides, I don't want to be embarrassed as I've become that old Filipino man that I use to clown on the court. Yup, growing old sucks. Since my playing days are long gone, the city and county has poured in a lot of money to improve, not just the basketball court, but the entire park. There's two separate playgrounds for the older kids and toddlers. Both floor decks are made from recycled rubber, which has become the norm for modern playgrounds. It's very soft and bouncy with a little give for extra padding. There's plenty of picnic tables, that is often rented for parties and events. It's also handicap accessible with wheelchair ramps built in for easy access. There's plenty of grassy fields in the picnic areas as well as the baseball field. Dogs are welcomed too and poo bags are available for your disposal. Bring your dog to the old football field just besides the baseball field to let them run around off leash. There's plenty of free parking spaces available in the parking lot, as well as street parking. There's two tennis courts in an enclosed fence that makes it feel like a private court. They have offices and a community center inside, but I've never been in. If you live in the neighborhood, there's pathways that leads you to the park. Be careful though since I've encountered a few coyotes living in the area, including my sister, who lives just a couple of blocks away. It's a good place to be outdoors to get your exercise, walk your dog or just breathe fresh, foggy and cool South San Francisco weather. It's a clean and well-maintained park that's a good place to hang around and staying active.

Good ambiance, alright trail, parking lot is a plus but one part of it is designated for driving in…read moreand the other side is for driving out so it caused me to almost miss the entrance. A little confusing on that end but overall a good park.

My daughter and I decided to stop by Kapwa to try their drinks, which were on promotion for half…read moreprice ($5) last Friday - June 12, Philippine Independence Day. We arrived past 4pm and ordered four drinks: two Mango Floats, a Turon Milk Tea, and a Lychee, Passion Fruit & Calamansi Tea. Although the store didn't appear busy and I was the only customer ordering drinks at the time (my daughter was waiting in the car), the wait ended up being much longer than expected. After about 15 minutes, one of the staff members approached me and apologized for the delay, explaining that they were missing an ingredient but assuring me that the drinks would be ready soon. I appreciated the communication and courtesy. However, it still took roughly 30 minutes from the time I ordered before we finally received our drinks. What made the experience more disappointing was that they had also run out of straws, so none were available with the drinks. In addition, the drinks themselves did not quite meet our expectations. Some tasted watered down, others seemed overly creamy, and none of the drinks included boba. I'm not sure if the missing ingredient mentioned earlier was related, but it may have contributed to the overall experience. While I appreciated the staff's professionalism and willingness to keep customers informed, the long wait, inventory shortages, and drink quality made this visit less enjoyable than we had hoped. I would be willing to give Kapwa another try in the future, as this may have been an unfortunate off day.

A love letter to the Fil Am commmunity is the best way to describe KKC! In a relatively small space…read moreyou can find so much packed inside, from art on the walls, to children's' books and gifts created by local Filipino American artists and creators, to learning about local orgs to get involved in or resources for mental health, know your rights, and how to support kababayans. They have a range of milk teas for $10 and popular ones include the turon milk tea (which truly does taste like it!) and mango float. They are sweet but delightful to sip while you chill at the cafe whether you have work to do or want to indulge in a creative project. The cost of the boba goes toward fundraising for youth initiatives and other community needs! The times i have visited they've hosted free pop ups and events like a clothing swap and dessert tasting. Wifi also worked great! They are lovely advocates for community and also recently just started a community pantry. Check them out or follow them on socials for events!!

I attended a baby shower here on a Sunday and everyone kept on asking me where this venue was from…read morethe pictures. I've previously attended children's parties at Washington Park where they have a huge playground nearby. There are plenty of bathrooms here and there's even a parking garage which closes at a certain time. There is a parking lot and if you can't find parking there's street parking around the neighborhood. Beautiful facility, huge kitchen, plenty of space, even a stage in the Sequoia Room. I heard it can be pretty pricey and you get a better rate as a resident of Burlingame. You do a walkthrough with staff at the end of your event. You're not responsible for putting away the chairs or tables but you are responsible to remove everything and sweep the floor.

a really beautifully redesigned building, with it's grand re-opening in summer 2022. i came to tour…read morethe building and the classrooms/studios since i would be teaching there starting in the fall and was amazed by how sleek and modern the facility was. there are two floors of rooms and open spaces to be used, as well as outdoor space that opens into/connects to washington park. fast forward 2.5 yrs, i have been regularly teaching senior fitness classes here and absolutely love this new space. each room has built in controls for temperature control, including a control to activate the overhead fans. most rooms have access to an outdoor space/patio, which also allows us to prop open the door for natural, fresh air. several rooms have tv screens, and speakers, perfect for a lecture or presentation. the front desk staff is always helpful, and there are usually at least 2-3 folks manning the desk in case anyone needs anything. guests may park in the dedicated parking lot or in the covered parking structure. however, on a busy day, when many programs are happening, it's hard to get a spot so i resort to street parking, which is always free and plentiful. super close to downtown burlingame, so i often hop over for a coffee or lunch after teaching!

Super friendly staff! I love going to play badminton there. The courts are clean and everyone has…read morethe chance to play. Thank you guys, for organizing it. You're the best!

Staff was amazing. They also have a library, open gym and many other things. Great place for kids…read moreand adults. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable about questions that I asked.

Beautiful evening to enjoy the sounds of Carnaval. This event center is one of the best serving…read morethe Town of Colma and surrounding Cities. Mind you it is Colma, you are surrounded by lots of Cemeteries. We were fortunate enough that the fog did not come in. Thank you Colma for always providing such wonderful hospitality and supporting local musicians....Yelp Elite Squad Approved!!!!

It's a nice place to have a reception after putting a loved one to rest. Clean facility, sunny with…read moregood energy.