Sons & Daughters of Guam Club — Attraction in San Diego

Our first and most likely our last visit. First, we definitely appreciated all the hard work it took the families to organize such an event. And to be able to make it free for those in attendance, is definitely praise-worthy. Kudos to those who made it all possible.

Truth though, we didn't feel the Hafa Adai spirit when we got there. Because we knew no one, no one really cared, even when we tried to make small talk with some of the people we encountered. It's as if everyone had their own clique or group. The food was so-so, and the entertainment was great. We did like the booths selling Guam themed products... and the low rider trucks at the entrance.

All in all, it was a good and not so good experience for us newbies to California. Si...

Grew up coming here since I was baby... and since I can remember, this location continues to improve tremendously for the better! It's a continued pleasure revisiting this club location again and again! Just enough space for a family photo... first family portrait with the cousins (only half of the cousins...

The location is inappropriate, due to the high decibels of party noise that can be heard at all hours of the day and night! Move the club to a remote location, where it’s not disruptive and disturbing to the surrounding communities who don’t want or choose to hear the...