Growing up within the vicinity​ of the mosque, I've been here a number of times. The mosque is a two floor settlement (basement and ground) consisting of a women's prayer area (basement) and a men's prayer area (ground level). The Imam's are alright during prayer, announcements are made in Arabic and broken English, and this place is generally well respected by many in the neighborhood which downfalls in and of it's own for outsiders. The vicinity of the area Mosque surrounds are of people of Middle Eastern decent which can be a big drawback to those who aren't Middle Eastern or a newbie to the neighborhood. In short, this place is heavily niched. This mosque also has another issue, their school system to learn how to read the Quran and Arabic. As a kid I've been there and was abused quite a bit from the teachers who some of which were Imam's as well. I can tell you that I haven't improved at all from going there, and I've been there twice. The system of teaching is pretty much third-world, and I would've wished that I was taught by a certified teacher that doesn't hit their students who misbehave/answer incorrectly, gave extra help for those struggling, and just overall made the learning path fun, rewarding, and easy to follow. They only kiss-up to students that are smart or has a family member that are friends and/or relatives to them. Also, be warned that they mainly teach by speaking Arabic and broken English so if you don't speak Arabic, and you want to learn Arabic... you're basically in a limbo my compadre! Overall, it was such a waste of my time and money. As of today they are constructing a full-fledged​ school which worries me a bit for those reasons I've experienced many years ago. For anyone who plans on having your child attend this school please keep your eyes peeled.