Fiji Jamaat-Ul Islam of America

I frequency the mosque in San Bruno for Friday prayers when I am working on Friday. I usually work from home on Friday so that I can attend the mosque in Santa Clara. The mosque looks like an actual mosque and not an office :-) They have private parking but on Friday it does get busy and I parked on the main street so I can avoid traffic and get back to office by 2.00 pm. I usually come around 12:30 pm on Friday to find a nice spot for my car and settle down early in the mosque. They have security on Friday to make sure everyone park legally and not double park.
As for the Friday prayer, they usually start khutbah and prayer by 1.30 pm. Before the prayer call, they have informal halaqa or speech which I find very interesting since it is informal. The khutbah itself is in Arabic and very short. I love the Mosque fund raising technique and they are creative in getting funds to support the activities and mosque.
They also sell Bryani Chicken on Friday during Jamaah prayer.

clean & quiet with worm atmosfer, everyone in there makes you feel welcome

I went here for the first time last night for maghrib prayer and iftar. This is a small Muslim community were everyone knows each other. From my experience, most of the people I saw were older people who communicated with each other in their own language. However, despite the large age gap and language barrier, I felt comfortable and welcomed. Parking is easy, they have their own parking lot and the food was great. I would definitely be going there again and I encourage all those reading this to check this mosque out for yourself and attend Jummah. :)

This place has good parking. The men’s side is in front while the women’s side is at the back.
Women’s place is very spacious, clean and has its own bathroom.
This masjid has its own kitchen too.
Most people that go here speak Hindi or Urdu, and I think most are from Fiji. And yes, they do speak English.
Khutbah here is done in English.
On Ramadan, they got good food. Perfect for Iftar!
I used to come here often until I found out that we are not from the same manhaj!