This place is in a very busy location, so parking can be difficult. I checked their opening time…read moreand made sure to arrive about five minutes after they opened. Unfortunately, the employee arrived late for her shift, so nothing was ready when we went in. Her personality also wasn't great, you could tell she had either just woken up or had a long night. It started getting busier after we left. We were there for a little over an hour. The tastings were good, but very single-noted. They definitely limit the tasting options compared to the large selection of wines they actually have. That said, the restaurant itself looked nice and clean, and the glasses were sturdy and easy to swirl in. I think this place could make for a good night out, so I'm hoping we just caught them on a bad day.

The Claremont Packing House is such a cool little spot, near Pomona College. It definitely feels…read morelike a college student hangout, with a great mix of eateries, shops, and places to explore. There's a bookstore, a thrift shop with some unique vintage finds, and a relaxed, walkable vibe that makes it easy to spend an afternoon here. Whether you're shopping, grabbing a bite, or just enjoying the scene, it has a little something for everyone. A fun and eclectic place -- definitely worth a stop if you're in Claremont!

I had a lot of fun at this experience and would definitely go again next year when they change it…read moreup. One of the highlights was the small circus-style show featuring bikes and motorcycles, which was entertaining and added a unique touch. The acrobat portion was fairly short and ended up being my least favorite part of the event. The lighting and visual effects were absolutely amazing. There seemed to be a blend of Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz themes throughout the experience. While the visuals were beautiful, I think it would have been even better if they had fully committed to one theme rather than mixing elements together. My favorite part was exploring the many small rooms scattered throughout the venue. Each room was decorated differently, and it was a lot of fun discovering all the creative details and designs. I do hope that future versions stay more consistent with the chosen theme instead of sprinkling in random figurines that don't quite fit. Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience, and I'd happily return next year to see what they create next.

I saw this place when I'd stopped by Ontario Mills and wanted to check into it. I looked it up…read moreonline and saw their operating hours and that tickets could be purchased via their website. They offer some great deals for local residents as well as on weeknights. We stopped by here the other night after my birthday dinner. It was a little chilly and windy, but there were so many cool things to see and do here. Talk about a plethora of options for photo ops and selfies! The Wizard of Oz theme is cool. There's a couple rooms that don't seem to follow the theme, which helps mix it up a bit. There's also a "circus" which looks like a lot of BMX and dirt bikes. We heard it and saw some of the performance, but it's a very small area of the attraction, so we were more interested in everything else. We ended up staying here almost two hours and they were getting ready to close. This is definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something fun and different to do in the area.

The Cooper Regional History Museum in Upland is a small but charming stop that punches above its…read moreweight. Housed in a historic building, it has that cozy, local feel that makes you want to take your time and actually read the displays. When I visited, there were exhibits focused on the history of the region along with community art, which gave the space a nice mix of past and present. It's free, easy to explore, and surprisingly engaging for its size. A great little visit if you enjoy learning something new without committing your entire afternoon.

Located on the corner of 2nd St. and A St. Park in downtown and just walk over…read more I love history and walking into a museum with the City of Upland history inside absolutely peaked my interest. The museum is opened from 12 pm to 5 pm. I've been to Upland several times but we were usually here in the mornings and we never stayed long enough for me to visit, however last weekend we came in the afternoon so I was looking forward to visit. Outside, it's a lovely white 1947 Art Modern building which was used as the Ontario-Cucamonga fruit exchange and inside is the museum that shows you the history and culture of the surrounding cities of Upland, Ontario, Montclair and Rancho Cucamonga. While browsing inside, I had the pleasure of meeting Marilyn Anderson, the Museum Director. I heard wonderful stories of how it was like growing up in Upland. I can imagine her running along the orange groves with her best friend, climbing the trees and hanging out at the corner market watching as people would drive by to pump the gas. Listening to her stories was amazing. She is also a talented artist. You can see some of her work throughout the museum. I picked up several articles that were free to visitors. She wrote in almost every article. Plus with each issue there are stories from other Upland resident of their memories as well as recipes. I was able to go into the library and asked Marilyn if she could show me her High School picture and she was able to find it. She's a remarkable woman and beautiful lady inside and out. I was able to take a selfie with her. There's so much I could tell you, but rather you should go visit the museum yourself and find out about the history of these local cities. My son was born in San Antonio Hospital in Upland so I wanted to share a bit of the city's history with him too.

New sake spot in Claremont! It recently opened about 3 weeks ago in the packing district. The staff…read morehere is so beyond nice! They have qr codes to unlock the full experience where you can watch videos about the artifacts that they have in store. We love sake but decided to give their cocktails a try. We got the spiced berry zen and shoguns cloud. The berry zen had matcha and gin complemented each other so well. The hojicha and the shochu complemented the shoguns cloud amazingly. We ended up also doing a sake flight with 3 types of sake and they were delicious. The owner talked to us for a while and it was informative and fun. She's amazing. They also have matcha and tea options for those that don't want an alcoholic drink. We will definitely be back again! Definitely worth checking out the next time you're here.

A hidden gem! This place is so cute inside i love all of the art and decor space was so welcoming…read moreand Libby is so friendly and made my friend and I yummy matcha drinks A perfect place to unwind

This was a awesome Find in Rancho Cucamonga brought my daughter for her birthday and the staff was…read morephenomenal and very helpful I love it this is a will be back soon

Came here for the 1st and we had so much fun! They are so kind and we are glad we came by.read more

We stumbled upon Legends Attic by pure chance and it ended up being one of the highlights of our…read moreday. While shopping at a nearby vintage store in Claremont, a local noticed my Dodgers shirt and asked if we had heard about Pedro Guerrero signing autographs just around the corner. She told us to check out Legends Attic, and we're so glad we listened. Walking in, it immediately felt different from your typical memorabilia shop. The vibe is upscale yet nostalgic like a cross between a luxury sports car and a private museum. The lighting, the layout, the attention to detail , you can tell it was created by someone who lives and breathes sports. That someone just happens to be Dodgers legend Orel Hershiser, who owns the store. The shop is sectioned into themed rooms and areas that feel like mini-exhibits. One room is entirely dedicated to Dodgers memorabilia, featuring signed bats, baseballs, jerseys, artwork, and even Orel Hershiser's trophies. It's not just a display it feels like you're walking through a timeline of baseball greatness. There's even a Jackie Robinson-signed postcard and a Babe Ruth-autographed piece, which absolutely blew us away. Another section is devoted to Lakers history, with signed basketballs, photographs, and rare merchandise. There's a football corner with helmets, trading cards, and signed jerseys. The arcade area is a total throwback, featuring a working pinball machine and other vintage games that kids and adults can enjoy alike. What really sets Legends Attic apart is the ambiance. There is TV playing live sports, with a ticker displaying real-time scores, which gives the entire store the energy of a luxury sports lounge. Whether you're a collector or just a fan of the game, you'll find yourself completely immersed. It's a place where you could easily spend an hour just looking, reading, and soaking it all in. On top of the incredible collection, the staff was exceptional. Alejandro and Fiona were warm, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate. They didn't rush us they engaged with us, told stories behind some of the items, and made us feel right at home. You could tell they love what they do and care about preserving the stories behind the memorabilia. This isn't just a store it's an experience. Whether you're into baseball, basketball, football, or just love sports history, Legends Attic is a must-see destination in Claremont. Perfect for families, collectors, or anyone who wants to relive some of the greatest moments in sports. We came in by chance, but we'll return by choice. Can't wait to bring friends and family next time.

Hidden gem in Claremont. My husband and son were taking a walk one day and stumbled upon this shop…read more When they came home they said "it's like stepping into dodgers heaven!" My 7-year-old son was able to experience a signing event for Miguel Rojas. Although the event was super packed and at times overwhelming, the staff did their best to keep things as organized which I appreciated as a parent because it was my son's best experience meeting an MLB player up close and personal. I'd recommend stopping by this family friendly all aged shop. My daughter bought herself a Barbie and Disney Topps cards. All the staff are super friendly and attentive as well! My kids love this shop/museum/collectibles store.

Wow what a hidden gem!! The Raymond M Alf Museum of Paleontology is tucked away in Claremont on the…read moreWebb school campus. Since it is a high school, you must show your IDs at the gate to be given a badge to get onto campus. The museum is closed Sunday-Tuesday. Wednesday -Friday from 11am-5pm, and Saturday from 11am-5pm. Admission Pricing (March 2026): $12 General $9 Youth/Senior $9 Student with ID FREE 4 and under FREE CA teachers, EBT & WIC cardholders This museum is 2 levels. The top is a chronological walk through history and the bottom level is more of a hands-on interactive play area for kids. We spent about an hour at this museum. We had so much fun exploring history. In order we went through the Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic periods. The fossils and skeletons were so fascinating. This would have been such a great spot for a field trip back in grade school. I had a lot of fun exploring history and taking selfies. Highly recommended for those who enjoy dinosaurs, fossils, or history!

Although small, it was well designed and I left more educated. $12 for entrance which was worth it…read more Parking is free but you need to talk to the parking security guard first since it's in a school.

I rarely give bad reviews to museums, especially free ones, small indie institutions that are out…read moreof the way. But I was in Claremont yesterday for a b-day trip from LA and really wanted to visit Petterson Museum, I scheduled my day to make sure I'll have time for it since it's opened only Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays from 2 pm - 4 pm. Very restrictive. On top, it's a hard place to find, not far from downtown, but within a seniors community so you can go around in circles a lot. I held my phone the whole time for navigation and asked for directions from a guard driving around in a golf cart who was nice and helpful. After all this effort, we were happy to find the museum, cute building with Asian themed decor in front of it (perfect for Chinese NY celebrations). Well, it was closed, with a sign at the entrance. I was very disappointed, I wish at least they'd have posted about the closure on line. I'd call before my visit to make sure this place is open! 2 stars because I love museums and encourage everyone to visit them but otherwise, based on my experience, this review would have just one star rating.

This place is a little hard to find. The parking all around is reserved. We parked around the…read moreblock and enjoyed our walk in. Very beautiful grounds. We were approached by a very unwelcoming woman. She informed us that the museum is currently closed due to covid. She told us we should have checked before we came. We'll we seen that their hours on Yelp said they are open 2-4 pm Friday thru Sunday. We arrived on a Friday at 2:15 pm. The sign outside said closed. I let her know that Yelp is where we had checked for open hours. She seemed upset that we were even walking the grounds. Well we enjoyed our walk anyhow. I gave 2 stars because she was just that unwelcoming.