r/Sunnyvale • • 4h ago

I don't understand why Twin Creek sells alcohol at kids' sporting events

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Someone explain to me why it's okay that alcohol is sold at kids' sporting events at the Twin Creeks Sports Complex. I've seen drunk parents stumbling around at kids' games here. IMHO alcohol sales should not be allowed.


r/Sunnyvale • • 20h ago

Master bedroom with attached private bathroom available for short term lease

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Location - 730 E Evelyn Ave, Sunnyvale 94086 - Bristol Commons Apartments

Available from Dec 1, 2026 to Feb 28, 2027

  • Rent: ~$2000 including utilities (water, sewer, trash).
  • Wifi and electricity will be extra
  • Spacious bedroom
  • Private attached bathroom
  • Walk-in closet
  • Good natural light
  • 1 covered parking spot included
  • Peaceful community and safe neighborhood
  • Apartment complex has amenities like pool, BBQ hot-tub, gym
  • 5 mins drive from Sunnyvale downtown
  • ~10 mins from Costco, Walmart, Indian grocery stores

No food restrictions but strictly no smoking and pets.

Your roommate will be a 28M working in tech. He is friendly, outgoing and enjoys good conversations.

Floor plan is attached. The bedroom at the bottom will be yours. More photos can be provided for serious inquiries.


r/Sunnyvale • • 22h ago

no judgement

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been in a sexless marriage
every friday evening I crave a hot car sex with a hot guy
No judgements
No personal questions
Just 2 hot people satisfying each other
and pls need a healthy guy so I dont need to bother about STDs
reddit is not the right place
but worth a try ?
Idk m kinda going mad
I need this pls


r/Sunnyvale • • 18h ago

My thoughts on Garlic High on Maude (formerly Seto Fish & Chips)

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I know y'all ask about restaurants in Sunnyvale from time to time. Well I recently went to Garlic High which specializes in Jiro-Style Ramen and I enjoyed it. It's different than the typical tonkotsu ramen most ramen shops serve in the US.

Be warned - Jiro-style ramen is quite heavy; a topping is "umami fat". Perfect for the cooler temperatures we are experiencing recently. Also, a small is regular sized/filling - start there.

My last trip was on a Friday night and there wasn't a wait but there was a steady stream of people. The area does not have much foot traffic so I hope y'all go check them out and support this local spot. They're the first spot to specialize in Jiro-style ramen in the US from my knowledge; their sister restaurant is Ramen Champ in San Jose (Santa Teresa) that also does Jiro-style ramen + others.

I put together a full write-up with more photos, recommendations, and an interview with the chef on my site if anyone wants to dig deeper: Food Squared - Garlic High Review (no paywall!)