Add Spring Valley Community Center to your list of early voting locations. You can vote early here…read morefrom October 26th through November 5th. The voting process was smooth. However, the worker that checked me in was slightly rude because she didn't understand what she was doing. She actually didn't know if I needed to change a couple things on my roll. Then she wasn't sure if a hard copy of the voter's registration is being mailed out. It's not. Everything is kept online these days. She actually acted as if it was my fault. I brought a friend who had an expired drivers license and no mail from her current address. However, she still voted. The building is clean. No air conditioning inside. The center has private front lot parking.

First to review (FTR), woohoo!…read more I attended a surprise birthday party at this venue, and it was an absolute blast! The community center was spacious, open, and bright. With about 100 guests, there was still plenty of room for everyone to sit comfortably. The celebrant had a special throne on the main stage, and the interior was beautifully decorated with bright lights and high ceilings. Thankfully, the AC worked well since it warmed up as the party got going. There was also an outdoor patio where they served tacos--always a win! The large kitchen made it easy for them to prep and serve food to all the guests. They even had a security guard keeping an eye on things, which was a nice touch. The Spring Valley Community Center also offers a variety of leisure services and lifelong learning opportunities for visitors of all ages. Some of the facility features include: lifelong learning and special interest programs, event and private rentals, children's day camps, adult and senior programs, youth programs, and fitness classes. If you're looking for a solid event venue with plenty of parking (depending on the day), ample restroom facilities, and a spacious, well-maintained setting for any special occasion, I highly recommend this spot!

First of all, I want to thank Ivan for everything he was such a friendly and kind person, but also…read moreincredibly professional throughout the entire process. He really helped out with all the arrangements and made sure things ran smoothly. You can truly tell he takes pride in his work and cares about his clients. The venue itself is small, but absolutely beautiful. I was able to comfortably fit a party of 150 people, and everything turned out just the way I hoped. Highly recommend for anyone planning a special event!

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This is a hidden gem is Mission Hills. It is a perfect venue. I had my daughter's graduation party…read morefrom SDSU here. People were blown away! Very comfortable. Furniture is allowed to be moved to create different areas to congregate. We had a dj, a cup flip table, corn hole game down the driveway and a s'more bar with a fire in the fire pit. We were given access to the "barn" early enough to set everything up. Reasonably priced. Please consider for your next party.

The soul care house is a safe, warm, professional, comfortable place to heal…read more I have been seeking therapy here for almost a year now. I look forward to my appointments, not just because I know my life improves after every visit, but also because I will enjoy complimentary tea, calming music while I wait, and shop and browse the little market downstairs when I feel like it! I LOVE everything about the soul care barn. I will forever be grateful for my therapist and what this place has done for my soul.

Feels like a quick rich quick scheme. Overpriced shows and overpriced drinks. Do not recommend…read more Best seats are reserved for paid actors. Owners don't even bother to show their faces on stage.. but they're there.

This was my second time going to the Granada House. The music has been excellent , and the art on…read morethe walls are amazing ! AmNot to mention the excellent drinks , and amazing crowd of people . Check this place out ,!

Situated 1365' above San Diego and east of downtown, Mt. Helix Park is a hidden gem to most who…read morelive in or visit San Diego. It is well worth taking the scenic drive up Mt. Helix, starting in neighborhoods and stopping at or near the summit. Parking near the top is very limited, and the road is one way, so be prepared to take the first space you find as you approach the summit and walk to the top. At the summit, you'll enjoy spectacular views that stretch from the mountains to the east, south toward Mexico, and to the Pacific coastline to the west. Here you'll also find an open air amphitheater used for concerts, as well as lookout points and trail heads. Plan to spend time here absorbing the views, fresh air, peaceful surroundings ... and maybe a picnic. I highly recomend a visit.

Amazing, only issue is parking. I'd make sure to come early or park at the bottom and get a decent…read morewalk.

My husband and I are pretty new to pickleball, and The Hub has been such a great place to start. A…read morefriend brought us for the first time and we were honestly a little nervous walking in, but we ended up having so much fun. The courts are always clean and well kept, which makes a big difference when you're still learning and just trying not to trip over your own feet. I also really like that you can reserve your time. No awkward hovering, no pressure, just show up and play. We noticed they offer coaching too, which we're really excited about. Definitely planning to sign up for some classes and level up our game. If you're new to the sport or just looking for solid courts with a great setup, this is a great spot.

First time playing at The Hub, and it will definitely be our last…read more When we arrived, we let staff know it was our first visit and signed the required paperwork. However, nobody explained how the facility was laid out or how open play was supposed to work. We eventually found the courts for our skill level, but there was nobody there at 8:30am on a Saturday. Thankfully, a friendly couple on another court invited us to play a few games while we waited for more players to arrive. Once people started showing up, we put our paddles up in the queue to join the next game. Both courts were occupied, and when the first group of four finished, we stepped up expecting to rotate in. Instead, they looked annoyed that we wanted to play and acted like they were leaving. We said "no worries" to avoid any conflict, but after standing around with the court empty for five minutes, all four of them casually walked back on and played another game themselves. We let it go and waited for the second court to finish. When that game ended, the same thing happened again--they immediately started another game despite there being four paddles waiting in the queue. At that point, we left to find games elsewhere. When we came back, four paddles were literally leaned against the net to "reserve" the court. We asked if we could join and were told, "We don't really want to split up." I pointed out that this was supposed to be open play, and the response was basically, "Yeah, kind of." That sums up the problem with this place. There were no moderators, no enforcement of open-play rules, and apparently no expectation that players actually rotate in. A handful of regulars were able to hog the courts while everyone else waited around. If this is what The Hub calls open play, then open play doesn't actually exist here. Extremely disappointing experience, poorly managed, and not somewhere we'll ever return.

We absolutely love popping into Cork & Stem when we're in Hillcrest. Love a good glass of wine, and…read morethe concept here is beautiful, you can grab wine or beer, and also build your own floral bouquet to take home (hence the name). Such a unique little idea. The space itself is comfortable, bright, and airy, and everyone is so friendly. It's the kind of spot where you see locals chatting with each other while visitors like us feel just as welcome. Great energy all around. Food-wise, the snacks are a highlight. We had olives marinated with rosemary, a flavor combo we never would've thought of, but it was fantastic. Could've eaten those all day. We also had the brie, which was delicious (didn't try it with the hot honey this time, but that's an option too). We started at the counter with a couple glasses of wine and ended up cozied up on their comfy couch. Cozy, airy, and a spot we make sure to stop into every time we're in town. Highly recommend.

Came here for my friend's engagement party and it was a very cute place!…read more Service was excellent.

I did not know there are actual official Lego resellers, but that is what Bricks & Minifigs is…read more Stumbled upon this store while down in San Diego and it was FUN! Options for buying in bulk, selling your old legos, and stocking up on some amazing kits - I bought my son's bday gift here - and beyond! Pleasant staff, and pretty roomy store - lots to browse and see...my friend said she is sending her college aged kids to the store when they get back home. When I checked further, turns out there are a few locations, including one by my house lol.

From the owner: Bricks & Minifigs in La Mesa, CA, buys, sells & trades all LEGO products! Whether you're looking…read morefor a new set to build, unique LEGO minifigures, or just the right bricks for your project, we've got you covered! You'll find everything in our store - from rare and retired sets to bins of bricks you can sort through to buy in bulk! We also have a large selection of LEGO accessories, as well as displays of unique builds and creations. Our inventory is always changing and growing, so be sure to visit us often. Schedule a one-of-a-kind celebration in our party room! We offer several Brick-Party options.