Looks safe and clean. Walking distance to a lot of excellent eateries like KoStop. Easy access with…read moredecent restrooms.

Never knew you could review parking lots or parking structures which is probably the most strange…read morereview I'll ever write but anything is Yelp-able! Anywho, the Perry Lot. It's not just your ordinary parking structure it's a Berkeley parking structure. It seriously has its own culture within the parking lot. You can feel the hipster vintage vibes seeping through the cement walls, air was very hipster and vintage. It was like being in a different world but in Berkeley. Stepping out of the car I was so confused as I felt I was instantly thrown back into the 70s with all the vintage energy i was receiving from this parking structure. A burst of cold air rushed in and reminding me I was not in the 70s but in Berkeley 2021. It's cold so dress accordingly!!! I never do :( On a serious note, your typical parking structure that leads to like the main road with shops, food and clothes!! I seriously love the architecture of the parking structure. Since I lived in Los Angeles I always dread parking structures ---- they give me nightmares but this wasn't so bad probably because we found parking mega easy! We felt safe, the car was still there and walking distance to main areas. I recommend giving this parking structure a shot :) it's not just an ordinary parking structure it's a BERKELEY parking structure, according to the dude xD

It's okay as far as parking garages go. For several hours on a Sunday, it cost only $9 to park,…read morewhich is great. The location is awesome, and central to a lot of good shopping and local eateries, and close to campus. There is a bathroom in the building near the pay stations, but it was out of toilet paper, seat covers and soap, so clearly not maintained very often as it was not very late in the day, As other reviewers have mentioned, the parking spaces are tight. I have a small car, and it when the garage started filling up, it was more difficult to leave the space I parked in. Overall good experience.

This past Saturday was the third time I've used this garage in a two-week span. Ideally located and…read moreconvenient to the eateries and businesses in a busy area of Berkeley, I've definitely taken advantage of the first hour free, to avoid any fees when I visit spots like Insomnia Cookies, The Yard Milkshake Bar, and Games of Berkeley. The one-way lanes in the garage are a little confusing at first, but they do have a lot of signs and painted arrows on the ground to help lead the way. The parking spaces are narrow, but the garage is spacious otherwise so it's not cramped when trying to back out. Visitors pay for parking at the Telegraph Channing Shops, next to the elevator on ground level. Restrooms are located here, too. But there's often a long wait for the elevator, so I prefer to take the stairs up back to my car. Beware, the stairways are nasty and smelly and have limited access. You can only enter the stairwell on Channing, as Durant is exit only and the door is locked from the outside.

I park here when I visit Cal, it's expensive but whatever. Nothing has gotten stolen so far and it…read morefeels pretty safe.

This parking garage is terrible, how do u close at night when y'all r in a college town with…read moreparties and shit like that. lady on the phone was extremely rude as well. Parked here during the phoebe bridgers concert and, knowing there was an event there(had event parking signage), closed before the concert was even done. the stairwell looks dangerous as hell, reeks of piss, and is overall extremely dirty. Do NOT park your car here, especially if you want to leave by 11:00 pm at night. terrible structural build as well, if you park near a wall prepare to hit your car door on the wall, for some god awful reason there's tiny little ledges that can cause some serious damage to the car. Overall: find a better parking lot, this place is fucking dogshit

Disclaimer: Non-graduation non-concert stay…read more Dinged a star for it feeling a bit dimly lit and the spaces felt on the small side with many support columns. I only saw one payment machine by the pedestrian entrance by the north portion of the garage and had to wait a moment while the person ahead of me paid. The single machine only accepted credit cards. Don't lose your ticket or you'll have to pay the maximum daily payment regardless of time spent. You scan the ticket on the way out to get the gate arm to raise. I didn't see any suspicious people or encounter pools of urine or trash. Whoever runs this garage is doing an adequate job of keeping homeless people out of it. Overall I found it to be just fine getting in and out of the garage on my midweek all-day campus visit. Bottom line I would use this garage again if I had an all-day campus event to attend. (No AI used in this review and it shows. lol)

I used to work at UC Berkeley, and when I drove, I normally parked in the underground structure…read more(RIP?) beneath the MLK Student Center. I just recently learned that Stadium Parking, which is beneath Maxwell Family Field, is where they suggest that all general visitors park. Really? All the way up here? To visit campus? That's crazy! It's the closest parking to Memorial Stadium, but I'm sure it's ridiculously expensive to park here for football games, if it's not reserved outright for season ticket holders and/or other rich alumni. It's technically the closest parking to the Greek Theatre, which I normally just trudge up the hill from Downtown Berkeley to, but when I brought my dad to the Greek to see Elvis Costello, I knew the hill would be too much for him, so we parked here. Yes, it's expensive, but it's not a ghastly kind of expensive. If you do park here, remember that you're still in Berkeley, even if you are on campus. What I mean is that you shouldn't assume that there's any kind of added security just because it's a paid parking structure way up the hill on a college campus. Thieves be thievin', and they'd like nothing more than to break your car window just to see whether that small bag you left on the backseat contains anything of value whatsoever.

Had an event at UC Berkeley and found this gem of a parking lot. $12 for more than 8 hours is…read moregreat. They have street parking but it's only two hours. It's right across the street from the Berkeley University Sports Facility. Very convenient, but gets full fast. Very old, damaged, and lots of pot holes, so be careful.

Very close to Haas Pavillion. You walk a block and you at the rsf. The bad. Very hard to get out…read more Narrow driveway. Hit the concrete wall and scratched my car. Be sure you make a wide turn. Do not park there on Thursdays as the rate is $3 per 20 min.as opposed to per hour. I think the church uses it.

This place is a scam. More on that later, but if you're TL;DRing, just know it's a scam…read more Downtown Berkeley has its share of awful parking garages. This isn't the worst one, but it's pretty bad. Its design is atrocious. Instead of just building a squarish parking structure in an empty lot, they built this one into an existing building, so there are all these random walls everywhere. The only way I can think of to describe the interior configuration is that it's a long diamond. Now try to fit parking spots into those curved edges. There are also random single slots between walls and columns. Its design is just horribly inefficient. Once you've finally found parking, if you were able to, you probably won't know how to get out, because the signs are confusing, and the elevator and the exit seem to be in completely different places. The painted walking/wheelchair paths on the ground make absolutely no sense, either. My main gripe with this place is that its posted prices are lower than what the machine charges you. That's right; they charge more than they say they will, which is a violation of California law. I hope someone sues the bejesus out of whoever owns this poor excuse for a parking garage. This being the City of Berkeley, it's probably owned by the city but managed by some two-bit contractor. Beware, visitors, beware! You're generally better off getting more fairly and honestly ripped off at the newish structure on Addison Street.

I park here every day for work at the project across the street. So far complaints, automated,…read moreclean, and safe.

Center Street Parking Garage is close to many businesses and UC Berkeley, which is why parking…read morerates are higher compared to other parking garages from Downtown Berkeley. Basically, it's $3/hr until your 4th hour, which is $25. These parking garage levels are quite complex because their names start with a number and then letter (e.g. 4E), which is why I had a hard time looking for my car since I only relied on just the parking level rather than its name. Be careful not to park overnight and then the next day. Some reviewers said that they can't go to their cars since they arrived outside of hours of operation and ended up paying way more most likely because their cars are parked the next day and that parking rates are enforced. I highly advise you to read the signs carefully and leave the garage before this garage closes. Overall, this is a convenient parking garage to go to if you plan to stay for more than 4 hours.

We went to Berkley last night - a Tuesday night - to have dinner and catch a show. Got there around…read more4 PM, did not want to rush. We had a nice evening, but I was taken aback by the $25 cost for parking when we left. Getting there at 4 to have a relaxing evening as opposed to 5 and having to rush cost us $16, which is excessive by any standard. The people who set up the pricing structure have to know this and apparently don't care. Personally, I don't like being looked at as a cash cow. I love Berkeley, our family history there goes back the better part of a century, but this left a bad taste in my mouth. It is a clean, well lit garage with an excellent location. That being said, will probably be less likely to spend an evening in that part of town next time, so good job City of Berkeley!

Stopped by this weekend! I picked out some great $1 DVDs for our almost 2 and 9 year old to watch…read morein our minivan on roadtrips! Our youngest had a blast playing with the toys at their kids table! This non-profit low-cost bookstore donates all of its proceeds to Berkeley Public Library programs! They sell a large variety of used books, CDs and DVDs! Would definitely return, great service! SYOY! :-)

Friendly and helpful staff. They have variety of books on different genres. Also accept book…read moredonations.