What an amazing community space! As i find myself driving my oldest to Dogpatch daily, I'm ever so…read moregrateful this place exists. Free Wi-Fi, clean and comfortable seating and lighting, lots of books and a ping pong table. The only thing I would change is the communication. The place is often closed without notice on their site, like today. I can't rely on it as a place to work for that reason.

We got married a couple months ago at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, and we couldn't have…read morepicked a better place. It's a beautiful building designed by Julia Morgan, with a deck that has great views of downtown and the bay. The director and the woman who deals with events are both really nice and were very flexible and helpful in accommodating our needs. They let us do all kinds of decorating, and the result was gorgeous. We used the main theater room for both the ceremony and the reception--just cleared people out to the outdoor areas and lobby while setting up the room for the reception part. This is probably the most affordable venue for weddings in the Bay Area, and they don't have requirements like some for in-house caterers. The kitchen is small, but you can rent additional rooms for your caterer to set things up. There are two outdoor areas, the deck and the front of the building, where guests can spill out on a nice day. There's room on the stage for a DJ or a band. For a sit-down dinner, the main room can't accommodate more than 100 people, but we had more of a cocktail party with about 120. There was still plenty of room for dancing, and we ended up having a really fun party.

We held a memorial service here in June 2023. While getting the correct insurance coverage from an…read moreoutside vendor was a bit of work, Cathryn in their office was extremely friendly, appropriately sensitive, and clearly cares about the "NABE." The view is amazing, the wood paneling is amazing, and overall the space is so welcoming and comfortable. Having separate spaces for people to visit or alternatively have quiet moments, plus an area for food+beverages, was just what we needed. It was also a good feeling to support the work they do for the community.

The Bayshore Community Center is a multi-purpose community center supporting the Daly City area and…read moresurrounding communities. I went there to play indoor pickleball with friends on a Wednesday. Annual fees are $45 for DC residents and $63 for non-residents. The gym has 4 permanently lined badminton / pickleball courts and nets are portable. The ratio of BM to PB varies depending on the number of players and was 2-2 on the day I went. Friends told me the court times are 9-1pm. The courts were clean and not dusty, this good traction, the portable PBall nets were not droopy thus sufficed. Visibility can be an issue as the lighting is not very bright with no skylights for natural lighting while the walls are red making visibility for indoor orange balls challenging. Suggest playing with blue or bright green yellow indoor balls. Play was non-stop with my friends as the place was not overly crowded. Good alternative for a windy or rainy day. Public parking lot located across from the center.

I called to get information for seniors activities and what they offer and the first thing that has…read morethe phone was really helpful. Broke it down with the offer felt really welcome..

One of the best community centers in the Visitacion Valley area. Lesette Gray was the MYEEP…read moreCoordinator here in 2003. I've found part-time employment through the Mayor's Youth Employment and Education Program from 2002-2004 and 2006! Lesette is one of the best MYEEP Coordinators here! This is one of the best community centers here in the city.

Been comin here since I was in elementary school. It was always an after school program and the…read moreworkers here were extremely friendly. My parents brought my sister and I here after school everyday and we would do hw and then play board games or sports outdoors with other kids that came here. Good place for your kids if you want them to meet new people and to have a place to complete their homework. This afterschool program is pretty diverse. Not only was it an afterschool program but it also served as kind of a day care for older children. I came here during the summer and would pretty much spend the entire day here playing games, hanging with friends, and doing outdoor activities. They provide food as well and everything is free(if your parents income is below a certain number). Would definitely recommend this place to everyone. Thanks for having me for all those years and for watching over me Michael Jones!

We could not be happier with the Stern Grove Trocadero Clubhouse for our wedding ceremony and…read morereception. It was the perfect setting for our woodsy/folksy wedding. Working with Kern to get all the paperwork and insurance completed was easy enough. He was awesome. Probably a different experience than most wedding venues, since it's more about rules and regulations, than recommendations and event planning. But they were very pleasant and helpful, nonetheless. And all the other Parks and Rec staff that we talked to during the Saturday morning site walk-throughs were able to answer all of our questions. We ended up only booking the venue from 5-midnight, and with a 6:30 start-time, setup was a bit rushed and chaotic, but it can be done! We kept decorations somewhat simple and many helping hands to get it all ready. Greg, the SF Park and Recreation's staff person assigned to assist us the evening of the wedding, was so nice and very helpful with moving tables and helping out in other ways. He told us at the beginning of the evening that it was his goal to help make everything go smoothly (and make sure we were out of there by our cut-off time). We also used the recommended security guard contractor (Tom Taylor), and we were provided with an excellent security guard for the night (Dan Lee). He was very knowledgeable about the venue and had a few suggestions on where to put the food truck and how to accommodate parking for the few guests who ended up driving. Two things to keep in mind about travel to/from the venue: * The parking lot that is on the other side of the concert meadow closes at 8:30pm. So don't have guests park over there if you have an evening event. * I also think I echo other reviewers, but it is something that is annoying: sometimes the Uber and Lyft drivers will refuse to pick up guests all the way down in the grove and will make them walk all the way up or just cancel on them. So having a car or small van to at least shuttle people up and down the hill might be a good idea, but maybe unnecessary. The evening was absolutely magical and everything that we had imagined. Such a beautiful place.

This is a lovely setting for a wedding. I know, because I came to a wedding reception here long…read morebefore I lived in San Francisco. Said wedding was fine except for some in-poor-taste snarkery that one particularly tall fellow was spilling within earshot of the people he was snarking (he had never met them before and was just spreading nasty rumors about them, because he was an imbecile). Sadly, the marriage whose beginning I celebrated here did not last, and even more sadly, the bride's sister, who was a year younger than me, has also passed away. Why am I mentioning all these rude and sad things? Because I associate them with that wedding and this place, even though nothing bad from that wedding should be associated with this place. I mean, it's not Trocadero Clubhouse's fault that the particularly tall fellow was an imbecile or that the then happy couple was mismatched from the start and destined for unhappiness with each other or that drug addiction is often tragic and deadly. Here's what to know: This is a lovely setting for a wedding. You can't get much better than the smell of redwood trees at your wedding reception.

I ordered boba for pick up here and didn't realize it was a Filipino Cultural Center! I'd like the…read morestick around the next time I order drinks because everyone was very friendly and welcoming when I stepped inside. We ordered the Turon Milk Tea and Matcha Buko Pandan. I believe the Matcha became watered down, but that's becsuse we didn't drink it until an hour later. The Turon Milk Tea held up though. Both drinks were very yummy. I loved the consistency and sweetness of the banana milk. The cold foam also helps cut the sweetness and provides a satisfying texture. Turon chips were also included and brought such a nice, almost creme brulee flavor, like toasted sugar. The Matcha Buko Pandan had a nice assortment of flavord and toppings. I loved the gulaman and macapuno! The pandan milk was a nice touch to combine with the matcha, though I wish the pandan flavor was more prominent or maybe sweeter.

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.

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!!!

Came here for their annual easter egg hunt and the entire family had a blast! I didn't even realize…read morethis event center existed, but it's just a hop and skip away from the Westlake shopping center. The event center is a bit dated, but the team did a great job sprucing everything up for the easter festivities. Kids were organized into groups based on their age range with staggered time slots. They brought out a fresh crate of eggs filled with candy and toys for each round. Although there was a good amount of kids and parents, it still felt fairly spacious and not overly crowded. After the egg hunt, we walked through the tabling booths that were set up inside and took a picture with the easter bunny in the adjacent room. They also organized story time for the little ones. Going outside, there were vendors set up in case you were interested in purchasing their goods. There is a wide grassy lawn where they also had activities set up and a play structure available as well. At the same time of this event, they also had a vintage car show happening in the parking lot with several food trucks set up. Even with this, there was plenty of parking available here. All in all, this was a great venue space!

This review is specific to basketball…read more I had a great time playing here with the next generation. The kids from the other team was very intelligent. They knew the game was for fun and to help the younger kids grow. What a friendly game of basketball! Personally, I gave a pair of shoes to this young Asian male and his sister because they played their hearts out! Recommend this recreation center with my whole heart because it is full of love. God bless!

Bright airy space for parties !…read more I rented this facility for half a day on a Sunday. My dealing with SF Park and Rec were professional and efficient. MINI STAGE I loved the little stage perfect for performances or shows. HIGH CEILINGS Ceilings felt tall like inside a chapel. The building and complex felt modern. KITCHEN INCLUDED Commercial kitchen with fridge and freezer. TABLES, CHAIRS INCLUDED At least 6 round tables and 6 long rectangle tables included with chairs enough for 50-60 people WEEKEND DIFFICULT PARKING Beware there are youth soccer games from 8 am onwards. The whole parks street parking while free of charge was at capacity. TIP It's one giant room with no small breakout rooms. I brought pop up tents for privacy for breastfeeding mothers at my party. Would rent again.