Leland Sisk

This is a very well maintained public park, located in a nice neighborhood. There are activities for children, a stream with waterfalls. and lots of ducks and pigeons and cobra chickens, and nice walking paths. There are ample benches and picnic tables. Perhaps the best feature is the large pond that is stocked with fish, and you can actually fish here. One final bonus; the public toilet facilities are open, they are clean and they are graffiti free. That takes work by the city and a sense of pride from the park's users. Great job.

I've been stopping by here for just over four years. This restaurant is run by an older Chinese couple who are very, very friendly and truly courteous. Since covid, they have closed their dining area and only have take away, which is not a problem for me. As for their food, their ingredients always seem to be fresh, the meats are tender and flavorful and the seasoning is flawless. I love getting food here. Last time I did so, I took my food, drove to the nearby Target parking lot (where I later did some shopping), lowered the tailgate on my truck, and had myself a tasty picnic. Ain't life grand? I recommend you give this little restaurant a try. You could be pleasantly surprised.

Noisy. Crowded. Did I mention loud?. But hey, it's Broadway, get over it. Burger was OK. Fries were a disappointment, no better than the frozen supermarket kind. The chocolate milkshake, however, was killer. Would I go to Shake Shack again? I live in LA, where we have In-and-Out. What do you think?

Always friendly, always helpful, always well stocked, always a discount for veterans like me. Thanks Big 5!

I've been stopping by this park for almost 50 years. What occurs to me is that the views are timeless. Tiny. Quiet. Accessible. Give it a look. It's worth the effort.