I can't even begin to attempt putting into words how grateful I am to have Diana and Armando helping me with my pups: Pumba and Leo!

I've been a customer for 2+ years and I wouldn't trust my pup with anyone else. Diana and Armando are like family to me and my husband; we never have to worry about our pup when we travel, and they've saved our arses multiple times!!

Diana and Armando are both very attentive, patient, genuinely caring, and are very knowledgable to the ins and outs of working with brachiocephalics (short-nosed dogs). We didn't want to trust our frenchie with walkers whose clients are mostly of non-brachiocephalic breeds because, well, their energy levels don't match. Having our pup walk with other short nosed dogs mean they're less likely to over-assert themselves (which is a breed tendency of fenchies!).

I rarely write Yelp reviews, but Diana and Armando truly goes above and beyond for us!!

Ordered through postmates on NYE. Got food poisoning the morning after! We got the chow mein, fried rice, and hot and sour soup. They were delicious, sure, but it was definitely worth the pain. Great place to choose if you're looking for a challenge!

A++!! The gyros were great and service is excellent. Don't be fooled by the "xpress" sign, this place completely exceeded my expectation. A much better use of the space! :)

Want to see the face of pure joy? Bring your dog here!

You can smell the sea, watch the sun set and get a good workout from climbing back up the trail that goes to the beach! Not to mention how happy you would make your dog by taking them here.

Piece of advice; beware of untrained toy/small dogs. People think it's cute when they bark and try to attack other dogs, that's why they rarely correct the behaviour. But when they provoke your 60lbs shepherd, all of a sudden it's your fault for having a big dog that is just trying to protect itself. So please, if your dogs don't know how to play friendly or is just full on picking fights with every other dog in the park, leash him/her for the good of every other dog and their owners. When you come to this park, you can see that the breeds that have the WORST reputation are actually the ones that are most well-behaved. And the walking mop breeds are usually the one with no manners.

Though I rarely see any of them at the park, I think people who gets mad when a dog tries to interact with them is a little bit mad. It's a dog park, what do you expect?! I'm not talking about a misbehaving dog that jumps on strangers, I'm talking about dogs that just want to say hi and brush by.