I had a great experience here with my kids! Adrian was especially helpful with making our…read moreexperience a wonderful time. We'll definitely come back!

We wanted to try something new and immersive, so we booked our visit online for the 6pm time slot…read moreon a Sunday night. This location is inside Stonestown Galleria on the 1st floor next to Target. When we arrived, it was around 5:30pm and the mall was super busy. Parking is always a challenge here so if you plan on visiting, plan on arriving early. We checked in with the lady as soon as we walked in. She was very friendly and helped us get started. We put on these hats with sensors on it. You can adjust them to fit your head. There were several rooms inside and it's very spacious. There is a bathroom inside Gamebox so you don't have to walk all the way to the mall's food court to use it. There are several games to choose from: Batman, The Floor is Lava, Squid Game and you can play up to 5-6 people (I think) I could be wrong so please check the website. We booked to play Squid Game for 60 mins which cost me $104 for 3 people. The game was challenging and it was that day when I learned that I wouldn't last in a real Squid Games challenge (lol). I loved the fact that it was interactive. You will get a work out playing this game. My hubby, my son, and I had so much fun! Cant wait to go back!

So much fun for kids and adults!…read more We went to Escapology at Stonestown last night with a big group--my kids plus nephews and nieces, all between ages 7 and 12--and it was an absolute blast. We did the Murder Mansion room using Kids Mode, and honestly, I was impressed. It was still challenging enough to keep everyone engaged, but not so hard that the kids got frustrated. Watching them collaborate, problem-solve, and get genuinely excited when clues clicked was the best part. And yes--we actually escaped! Most importantly, every single kid had an amazing time. On the way home (and again this morning), they kept asking when we can go back. That's the real five-star test. Great experience, well-run, and perfect for families looking for something fun and different to do in San Francisco. We'll definitely be back again.

5 stars for Ashley!…read more Super enthusiastic and welcoming as my party arrived for our escape room We arrived a tad earlier too and she was really sweet in accommodating us too ! Very patient and attentive and she gave great clues that helped me and my party escape~~ can't wait to see her again as I (hopefully) complete all rooms!

Great park to bring the kiddo. There's also an exercise area for adults but it's at the bottom of…read morethe park, would be nice if it was up near the playground so you can exercise as you watch your kids.

Kind of a small playground but the equipment is pretty modern. You'll need to park in the…read moreneighborhood and the weather is fairly cold/drizzly. They have a badminton, tennis, basketball court and dog park all in one little area. There's also a body weight workout area where you can be creative with what you do. The water fountain in the playground isn't so good, I'd walk down the stairs and drink at the one closest to the dog park.

Tiny spot with a rusting and pretty old structure. My son didn't want to try any of the slides. He…read moreenjoyed the swings but they are on short chains so less swings but faster. He walked the entire park a few times. They had a cool netted structure for older kids to climb and it can be spun which was interesting. There are connected basketball courts and a lawn close by that I saw people playing with their dogs. Maybe it's a dog park? Overall, the park felt safe and was in the middle of a neighborhood, but so small we ran out of things to do for my 17 month old. The structure was also old and I could see the rusty bolts peeking through the broken metal parts. Don't think I'll go back but if it's already in your neighborhood then worth a short walk over and a short stay.

Review for Clubhouse rental-…read more You submit your request on the SF Park and Recs website and there are a bunch of restrictions (no jumpers, no helium balloons, etc). The rental is $90/hr and they tack on an extra fee ( I forgot what it was) for a SF park and rec person to be there monitoring the clubhouse while you host your event. They pretty much are out of the way while you have your party -- they sit in a room doing their homework. Parking - Plentiful on the street and no restrictions on time on the weekends. We choose this park because it was close off the freeway and because of available parking. You clean up the clubhouse (disposal of trash) into there dumpster outside. You get your deposit back in about 1.5 weeks. Bathroom - it's shared with the playground people but there is a separate entrance to go in from the clubhouse. Clubhouse itself is bright and airy with a high ceiling. They provide LIFETIME brand rectangular tables and chairs. (In terms of dimension of the tables -- when I emailed the recreation office, they did not know the dimension size). If you want to check out the clubhouse, you'll have to pay extra fee for them to opened it for you. Otherwise, it's LOCKED. Just because you rent out the clubhouse for a private event, the playground is still open to the public.

My kids are 4 and 6 years old, and we came on a very busy day. The wait was over an hour for a 30…read moreminute lesson, which I totally understood. But when they finally sat down for their lesson, I expected a real lesson. Thank goodness I didn't actually leave them, because after a quick instruction, they were left unattended for 10minutes. The nice gentleman that was "teaching" them, was also attending to a very busy desk and checking in other customers. Clearly, they were understaffed but I would have happily waited additional time to have a staff member available to sit with the children to instruct them how to draw from start to finish. After 20minutes of this, their instructor was relieved of his desk duties to actually instruct them with 1-2minute interruptions, which was must more reasonable. I am so glad that I didn't just drop them off, as they may have walked out, bored, without anyone noticing

Kids had a really bad experience here. You don't get what you pay for and your children will be…read moreleft very disappointed. Owner did not care in the least.

so nice and new! play structures were completely different when i was a kid. it's fun to see the…read morenew designs and what kids have available to them now glad this is here. something for kids to run around in and a generally nice space for adults to take a walk. walk into the rest of stern grove too, it's connected so take a trail and explore

Beautiful playground!…read more Such a fun park to bring my baby. Weekends can be hard to find parking, and the park can be grounded but still very spacious.

i went here when i was a kid i still remember the painting i made of a horse. it was full bleed so…read moreto say i was a realist is deffo safe! this school was awesome. after this school i attended st stephens which i believe is on the same street? i mostly remember the quality of light and atmosphere, and it was very nice. always sunny with the sunlight coming in from the windows :) even though i failed miserably at the school play, but I still remembered my line today! good stuff. bring your kids here, no problem.

Wonderful preschool with caring, engaged and professional staff. Our daughter loves going here and…read morewe couldn't be happier with the curriculum and community spirit that Lakeside exudes. The staff and teachers frequently go above and beyond. Highly recommended.

So I have been a member here for about 6 months. Of all of the San Francisco YMCA locations, this…read moreone has the best set up if you are doing strength training by Free Weights bar none. Besides an indoor weight room with multiple squat racks and benches, this location has an outdoor area were you can Squat, Deadlift, and Press to your heat's delight on Sunny days as well. The members are friendly and willing to help out on spots as well. Highly recommended this location.

Last Saturday, I brought my 3 year old son into the women's locker room to use the bathroom…read more There's a vanity area where women get ready, however there was an older man just sitting there, watching the women get ready, completely naked. I went over to the front desk and told them there was a naked man in the women's locker room just sitting there, watching everyone and he responded that they are legally not allowed to remove him. Please educate me because this doesn't seem right. I told them I usually let my 11 year old daughter go to the bathroom herself and I don't feel like it's safe and yet, YMCA did nothing. I was at the YMCA because my daughter had a game. After her game, I checked the women's locker room (about an hour after I took my son to the bathroom) and the naked man was still there, sitting there and putting lotion on his body. This is not okay. Please be careful everyone, especially those with children.

Was so excited to have found this class and my son was really enjoying it. Prepaid for a full…read moreseason but halfway through, we were notified there were not enough students enrolled in the class so they were going to cancel it. We wanted to continue and asked about other options. They offered a semi-private option, but they then tried to up-charge us more money to continue and nickeling and diming us the entire interaction. We had wanted to stay, but they clearly did not value our business when they made little attempt at retaining us or offering other alternatives. Seems like they just wanted to give us the refund to get us out of their hair and Instead they took that as an opportunity to try to get more money out of us. Kiddo loved the classes, but service and accountability was not there, super disappointing.

This is a long due review. I love this coder school. My daughter enjoys it. If you have a child…read morethat is curious, or interested in coding this is the place. Allen the manager will evaluate if it's a fit for your child to attend the school. He told us this is something serious, they don't want you wasting their time and your money too. My daughter has been coding since she's 8 with them. She's 12 now and still enjoys doing it. She was able to continue her lessons during pandemic over Zoom. They are very accommodating. I told him we might be moving, she might need to do remote again. He's willing to work with us on that should we need it. If you can't make a lesson, just give them 24 hours notice, then you won't be charged. My husband and I don't code, we don't help my daughter out. Sometimes she would get a little homework, because I ask for it. Overall you get your money's worth and everyone there is super nice too. The place is clean too.