Visited the HA Clubhouse last year and was WELCOME by the club. Had a terrific time with the…read moremembers of my local 81. Been an 81 Supporter since!

Best of any outlaw bikers. Red and white forever…read more Extremely dangerous Brothers only. Extremely private.

Time for Change is a great organization! They have so many resources that helps families make…read moreprogressive strides towards living a healthy and balanced life.

Waste of time. Im not even sure why they chose the name "time for a change". They don't live up to…read moreit. I've been in an ongoing situation for the last 3 years.. bouncing around, homeless, sleeping on floors with my 7 year old daughter. After fighting with my on and off abusive boyfriend last night because he locked me out of his rat infested rv in the pouring rain' I decided to call many recourses including this one today, in hopes someone will help and I can finally get put in a stable peaceful environment. She interviewed me over the phone. I was open to whatever they wanted me to do and I was honest. Im also not on drugs. I have one charge from 4 years ago for robbing a store because i needed money to take care of my daughter and they sent me this email and told me they were full.

Went for Bingo my first and only time, I had a great time. People were friendly and helpful, food a…read morebit pricey and not very good. I wish it was in a different neighborhood, not enough lighting in the parking lot, I basically ran to my car. The only thing that was not to my liking is the neighborhood! Not a safe place for this women, thats probably why they have inside security. Very scary at night leaving this Ghetto neighborhood at 10pm at night.

Go to Bingo here. Love it!!! The one thing I would say is the woman's bathroom needs a lil…read moreimprovement.

Phone number for them on Yelp is disconnected. We called another number (909) 533-9635 that we…read moregot from quinceanera.com website for this place and the female who answered was rude and just hung up on us when we asked if it was the Rialto Masonic Lodge. Please update your contact info or take your listings down.

At any Masonic lodge, you will find citizens of humanity who are dedicated to making good men into…read morebetter men.

This was my first time coming here. My friends been telling me all about since it's opening…read more Walking in I was amazed at how beautiful the place is. The decor is gorgeous. It felt like a hidden gem with people having a good time drinking, dancing (a few people), and enjoying each other's company. The wine menu was extensive. There's something for everyone. Reds, whites, dessert wines, etc. The price was great. I only wished I had bought the bottle. By time I was on my 2nd glass I could have spend $10 more to get the bottle. Oh well next time. They also have a monthly membership that has some pretty good perks. The service was great and we even got to meet the owner. Very nice woman who was welcoming. You can tell she put a lot of time, effort, and thought into her business. It's a must go to for date night. There's selective days where there's a DJ playing music.

Mixed Experience at a Beautiful Wine Lounge - Reservation Strongly Recommended…read moreThe ambience here is genuinely lovely - dim lighting, stylish decor, and excellent music selection that created a sophisticated, relaxed vibe. I came alone to enjoy a quiet evening and try their wines, drawn in by the strong Yelp reviews. Unfortunately, my experience was uneven. I arrived without a reservation on a busy Saturday night and was initially told there were no tables available. Thankfully, another patron kindly offered me their extra small side table allowing me to stay - but I watched several groups get turned away at the door. Moral of the story: make a reservation. This place seems much better suited for larger groups, events, or celebrations than for solo visitors. Service felt stretched thin. The staff were pleasant but clearly affected service - they could definitely use more help on busy evenings. When I asked about a wine flight, I was told they were too busy to prepare one. Five to ten minutes later, I watched another table receive flights without issue, which was disappointing and made me feel overlooked as a single patron. I ended up chatting with a nearby group of six women who were also there for the first time based on reviews. We agreed the space is gorgeous and has potential, but our experiences were just "okay" overall. It's a beautiful spot with great music and atmosphere, but the operational hiccups and reservation policy make it tricky for walk-ins or solo guests. I probably wouldn't return personally, but if you're planning a group outing or special event, book ahead and you might have a much better time

I went here for the first time this past Saturday with a friend, and overall it was a great…read moreexperience. The space is really beautiful and intimate, which made for a nice, relaxed vibe. The live R&B band and DJ were a highlight, and I loved that the crowd skewed a bit older--it made the atmosphere feel comfortable and welcoming. The only downside was the service. After getting our drinks, we waited quite a while to order, and there were long gaps before food arrived. Our waitress seemed overwhelmed, and my friend's order was even missed, which added more wait time. Aside from that, the music and overall vibe were really enjoyable, and I'd consider going back.

Only girls night out with friends from work!…read more Band was very good and I just enjoyed listening and watching the crowd on the dance floor! Had Shirley Temple drink with my Short Ribs on white bean sauce.

Love to stop by here when we visit Claremont. Great variety of used books supporting a great cause…read more(the nonprofit Prison Library Project). They had a new setup today which makes the store look a little more open and spacious. The books out in front of the store were free to take one and leave one as you wish. We bought 6 paperbacks and one hardcover book for $32! Yes!

It's great to spread love and cheer and so on Valentine's Day, I decided to donate books to the…read morePrison Library Project. Check out their website! They accept only paperback books (dictionaries, Spanish language, fiction, non fiction) and you can easily drop them off during their business hours. It was great to see that the bookstore had high foot traffic. Parking was quite limited, perhaps due to being Valentine's Day and it was definitely busy in the Packing house area.

We had an opportunity to be guests at their fabulous Sunday brunch. Wow! This should be open to the…read morepublic at least once a month. We were not disappointed! The view is spectacular, the service was amazing and the holiday decor was simple but classy. Quite a few delicious options, turkey, medallion tenderloin was perfection, prime rib, fresh omelets, seafood, best blueberries I've ever had, one pasta option, so good!! Wonderful experience overall!

If I could give ZERO stars, I would…read more I have never in my life experienced service as unprofessional, demeaning, and flat-out rude as I did at Red Hill Country Club--and the fact that management never even responded to my formal written complaint speaks volumes about how little they care about their guests and members During my visit, I encountered a bartender named Ashlie, whose behavior was not just dismissive but downright insulting. She: * Scoffed and rolled her eyes when we ordered drinks, making it clear our presence was an inconvenience to her. * Made sarcastic and inappropriate comments about our group--remarks that were unprofessional and frankly shocking for someone representing a so-called "high-end" establishment. * Ignored us completely, failing to check in or offer additional drinks, leaving us sitting there feeling unwelcome and undervalued. * When asked for menu recommendations, she was short, dismissive, and visibly uninterested in helping us. * Prioritized other guests--who arrived after us--while we sat there wondering what we did to deserve such treatment. * Completely changed her demeanor and suddenly became warm and attentive only when my uncle, a member, showed up--a blatant display of favoritism that made her earlier poor behavior even more obvious. This is supposed to be an upscale, members-only club, yet I've received better treatment at hole-in-the-wall dive bars. To be treated with such disregard--especially as guests of a respected member--was embarrassing, frustrating, and completely unacceptable. The worst part? I took the time to write a professional, detailed email to the manager, Gene Miller, outlining exactly what happened. I never received a response. No acknowledgment, no apology, no reassurance that the issue would be addressed. Just silence. If this is how Red Hill Country Club treats guests when they think no one important is watching, I can only imagine how many others have had similar experiences and been brushed off. Between the bartender's behavior and management's complete lack of accountability, it's crystal clear this place survives on reputation alone--not on actual quality of service. Save your money, save your time, and take your business somewhere that values every guest--not just the ones they deem "worth" serving. Is it normal for the bartenders to fuck married men that have children with other country club members? ??? Because that's exactly what happened.

The entire team is fantastic. I appreciate the emphasis on it being a process of improvement rather…read morethan a focus on perfection. The classes helped me remind myself of my need to learn and to level set my expectations. Thanks everyone for being patient with me and appreciating my dog. Not everyone understands how Boxer dogs work.

My dog loves going here to burn some energy. Service is amazing and they are super helpfulread more