A beautiful way to spend the Memorial Day weekend. Perfect weather and temps. My handicapping not…read moreso good today... but with views of the San Gabriel mountains who cares. I was actually surprised at the size of the crowd Monday, very well attended. For those new to Santa Anita go to the Frontrunner for a restaurant experience overlooking the stretch run. Serious horse players go to the "Room" - it's next to the Chandelier room. Used to be called the Sports Book but now it's just unnamed. The clubhouse side has outdoors table seating just past the finish line. Plenty of bars and food venues throughout for those so like to walk around and visit the paddock and walking ring. Check it out!

The family went to Santa Anita Race Track for something different and fun to do. We got two, four…read moreperson boxes to enjoy the day. That made it fun because we could be together, watch the races on the TV screens in the box and even order food and have it delivered to the box. The food was okay, nothing super special. My husband ordered a cheeseburger and said it was dry, overcooked and not much dressing. I had a buffalo chicken wrap, it okay, and my daughter got the children's meal chicken tenders - which was a very generous portion. Best of all was the french fries - they were delicious. Prices were high of course. One example is one pitcher of water was $7!! That's plain old tap water and we couldn't get any refills either. Crazy! We also enjoyed walking around the grounds and looking at the horses. They had some beautiful Clydesdales you could pet. There are a few retired race horses you could see and take pictures of / in front of but they bite so you couldn't get too close. The grounds also have lovely flowers all around, beautiful horse statues and a lovely fountain so it is very picturesque.

Yes, I want to go to the Weiner races! I have never been to this race course and I had no idea…read morewhat to expect. It was crazy busy when we arrived and the lines of cars to get into the parking lot were long. So we parked a block away in the residential area and walked in. It cost $3 to enter. But, all the proceeds went to the Seal Beach Animal Shelter. We quickly purchased our tickets, but it was insane to see that multiple lines of people were then forced to use one single person escalator to get inside. By the time we got inside, floor level standing room only was available. We were happy to find some chairs and took a seat. To get the crowd going, Weinersnitzel t-shirts, stuffed animals, and hats were thrown into the crowd. The weiner races alternated with horse races. The dogs were beyond adorable and it was fun to watch even though it was tough to see at times. I didn't stay for all 15 heats which ended at 9:30 pm. The lines for food and alcohol were super long. Next time, I'll prepare better. I would bring food, drinks, and chairs for ground level seating. Wear a hat and bring sunscreen. A sign posted said no food or drinks. There was no one checking and I walked in with my Yeti without being stopped. Overall, I found the event to be adorable. However, the. Venue itself was a bit outdated with no organization.

Been coming here all summer for the night races on Sat & Sun that start at 7:15pm and around 10pm…read more $3 cash admission gets you inside to watch the races. As you enter you can purchase a program.You can purchase snack foods and drinks inside. Free parking is a plus. I especially love that it's family friendly. I also really enjoy the Paddock -- the area where racehorses are brought out and walked around before the race. This is usually the best place to see the horses up close and watch them get ready. You can do this on the first floor toward the far left.

Very satisfied with our meal. I had the breakfast and it's was very delicious but I tried a little…read morebit of everyone else's and it was all very tasty. The prices are reasonable but very impressed with my breakfast. The breakfast sausage patties are a must! I like how you can choose your potatoes for all the entrees in musing breakfast. Service was great and the nice to be able watch various sporting activities. If you like horse racing it's an even better place to hang out. We did not have to wait to be seated as they took us a party of 4 as soon as we walked inside. Only complaint is there was limited handicapped parking.

Waitress was never present besides first order of drinks , She came back while walking…read morefast.(annoyed ) Then stopped for 1.3 seconds asking one of us needed anything and ran off without asking anyone else . She only asked one person and when ( we tried o talk) Atmosphere is Great !!

I came here for the National Orange Show Fair in April and although the fair wasn't as big as LA…read morecounty fair but the quality was the same. It's basically the miniature version of LA county fair and I enjoyed every moment of it. Will come back in the future!

I've only been here for Insomniac events and the venue is perfect for them, with plenty of space…read morefor all and the variety of music talent, all in one place. If you do come to this venue, prepare to walk, this last event my steps hit over 19,000/9.something miles so wear something comfy. Also a lot of hotels start over charging near event times so try and book ahead of time if attending any of the events. One last thing research the parking sitch as well. PLUR y'all

Amazing good, drinks, and service. Call Ruben to reserve a table. Remember, no shirts or tank tops…read moreallowed in Vessels. Coolest vibe this side of Katella

Love the shrimp cocktails and ravioli here. I got the black peppered steak here last time and was…read morealso really good. Lots of pepper which I love.

So you're standing dead center in the hustle and bustle of Southern California's largest poker…read morecasino and you just want someplace where you can get a bit of peace.... well, maybe not peace but it'll certainly be less crazy than the middle of the blackjack section on a Saturday night. For me, it's a great place to get away from it all when I'm at Commerce.

The Racebook at Commerce is a convenient OTB location. Off track bets can be placed here on local…read moreraces at local tracks as well as East Coast tracks. There are two rooms at the casino, one near the buffet and the other at the sports bar. Cocktail service is provided.

I came here for a work conference meeting. I'm not sure how much it would cost on a normal day to…read moreenter this clubhouse section of the race track. Parking was also slightly confusing because it wasn't a race day and there were some spots that said to valet, but there wasn't a valet. When you walk into the area, there was a section which looked like a host desk before approaching the elevator. This room is on the 3rd floor. When you walk into the terrace, you get an amazing view of the mountains and race track. The catered menu was delicious, it was like having a Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner and a variety of desserts. My favorite part of this area would be the restroom, women's restroom to be exact! It was like I stepped back in time to experience the elite life. I didn't want to leave the bathroom to go back to the meeting, lol.

We had a fun company holiday party hosted Arthur Chandelier Room. Upon arrival, we enjoyed the vibe…read moreand the nostalgic atmosphere of the room. I love the double staircases that led to the balcony that oversees the racetrack. The bar is spacious and we don't need to wait too long for the drinks. Food is amazingly good. Overall, we had a fabulous time.