It's too bad you feel that way. The ill thing about gentrification is that your response is what's meant to happen. I think gentrificatino is prescribed and not an accident. Things have to hit a certain level (as in a shithole) for gentrification to work. You leaving and not buying or helping to make things better means you're going to miss out when gentrification has fully hit. Believe it or not, we're almost there.
There are unhoused people everywhere. In fact, as gentrification hits harder, you'll see more unhoused. My advice is to be part of the solution and buy...or you too will feel like the other commenter when the narrative changes.
lol...for real! Whatever, Lake Arrowhead is righttherenexttous, so it shall be. And, yes, Yamaava is also justrightthere, so it got included. Anyplacethatisrightthere is getting added to San Bernardino. I hear folks from Yucaipa rep San Bernardino...I think going 5 minutes out if it counts too. :)@@greggpoppabich9281
McDonald’s and the performing arts center are really the only two on this list I would recommend. For food, I would go up Sierra to Rosa Maria’s, or downtown I would go to Molly’s Cafe. Surprised to see the Orange Show was not on this list, yet 3 places OUTSIDE of San Bernardino were on here. At one point in time Route 66 car show would have been here, but after the bus route broke up the streets it was impossible to put 3000 classic cars downtown.
Just McDonald's and the Performing Arts? The baseball stadium has to be there. Those places outside arethisclosetothecity that it's alright to include them - though, the bigger point is that we need to continue uplifting San Bernardino so the list gets bigger. I do need to update the 40th street shout-out as both places are no longer there.
There are unhoused people everywhere right now in the U.S. for many reasons. You can opt to see the "bad" or you can change the lens - San Bernardino is beautiful. Come on...there are over 50 neighborhoods, and the majority are nice. There are some really pretty neighborhoods. The mountain views. The greenery - so many different trees and plants. I'm not saying it's perfect, which actually bodes well for people willing to put in the work. There is a ton of opportunity in San Bernardino. Tomorrow will be better than today and the same for each day after - it's a great time to be in San Bernardino!
#8 is the #1 place for human sex trafficking . How do you not know this maybe you should use your influence to expose the criminal activity gain some support for the girls out there average age 7 yrs old.
I don't know it because I haven't seen it. That said, if it is...thanks for bringing it to light!...and, most definitely we/everyone should be shedding light on where the issues/problems are. Not just shedding light, but actually doing something about it. We will take that challenge and meet it. Stay tuned!
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#1 place to visit in San Bernardino is the U-haul to get the heck out! Lol.
Born and raised in this s hole, more than glad to be gone.
They didn’t mention anything about all the homeless. You got it right it’s a s hole. And i can’t wait to get out.
It's too bad you feel that way. The ill thing about gentrification is that your response is what's meant to happen. I think gentrificatino is prescribed and not an accident. Things have to hit a certain level (as in a shithole) for gentrification to work. You leaving and not buying or helping to make things better means you're going to miss out when gentrification has fully hit. Believe it or not, we're almost there.
There are unhoused people everywhere. In fact, as gentrification hits harder, you'll see more unhoused. My advice is to be part of the solution and buy...or you too will feel like the other commenter when the narrative changes.
Waterman Gardens!
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol 😂I know where that’s at
Lake Arrowhead is not San Bernardino City it’s with in San Bernardino COUNTY.
You're right!
U heard what tha hall monitor said! Don't u b embellishing man! 😂😂😂
lol...for real! Whatever, Lake Arrowhead is righttherenexttous, so it shall be. And, yes, Yamaava is also justrightthere, so it got included. Anyplacethatisrightthere is getting added to San Bernardino. I hear folks from Yucaipa rep San Bernardino...I think going 5 minutes out if it counts too. :)@@greggpoppabich9281
Let's not forget the taco trucks in MUSCOY CA
That's a good one!
& all the hundreds of different Taco tents on all of Highland Ave...😂😂😂
McDonald’s and the performing arts center are really the only two on this list I would recommend. For food, I would go up Sierra to Rosa Maria’s, or downtown I would go to Molly’s Cafe.
Surprised to see the Orange Show was not on this list, yet 3 places OUTSIDE of San Bernardino were on here. At one point in time Route 66 car show would have been here, but after the bus route broke up the streets it was impossible to put 3000 classic cars downtown.
Just McDonald's and the Performing Arts? The baseball stadium has to be there. Those places outside arethisclosetothecity that it's alright to include them - though, the bigger point is that we need to continue uplifting San Bernardino so the list gets bigger. I do need to update the 40th street shout-out as both places are no longer there.
If you must live in So Cal Lake Arrowhead is the best place
When we first moved here, we looked at Lake Arrowhead. I love Lake Arrowhead, But, for a New Yorker who sought to escape the cold, nope! :)
Mitla Cafe... been there forever.
You should show all the homeless people there! Nothing but a depressing place!
There are unhoused people everywhere right now in the U.S. for many reasons. You can opt to see the "bad" or you can change the lens - San Bernardino is beautiful. Come on...there are over 50 neighborhoods, and the majority are nice. There are some really pretty neighborhoods. The mountain views. The greenery - so many different trees and plants. I'm not saying it's perfect, which actually bodes well for people willing to put in the work. There is a ton of opportunity in San Bernardino. Tomorrow will be better than today and the same for each day after - it's a great time to be in San Bernardino!
Taco Bender!
They closed, right? I never made it there - the lines were always too long. That should've been my sign to stay on the line. :)
San bernardino high class of 1989...like this comment if you are still alive 😊
#8 is the #1 place for human sex trafficking . How do you not know this maybe you should use your influence to expose the criminal activity gain some support for the girls out there average age 7 yrs old.
I don't know it because I haven't seen it. That said, if it is...thanks for bringing it to light!...and, most definitely we/everyone should be shedding light on where the issues/problems are. Not just shedding light, but actually doing something about it. We will take that challenge and meet it. Stay tuned!
No, thank you. It is a nest of demons.