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Botany

Botany

4.3(14 reviews)
6.7 mi•Southeast
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Botany is a local plant nursery located on the same plot of land that used to be Sun and Moon…read morenursery. There are 2 greenhouse entrances and that are connected. No other areas are there for customers. It's a lot of land, but it seems to all be under construction. Greenhouse #1: There's a mix of houseplants, cacti, and succulents. Most of the plants are like 85% healthy. Many have brown spot or were in the sun too long. If you are looking for a fully healthy plant - inspect before you buy. There are a number of cute handmade items, including: necklaces, pots, plant stakes, cute sayings on boards, macrame hangings, suncatchers, etc. Not a large array of plant accessories - but definitely a nice assortment. The pricing goes from reasonable to crazy exorbitant. Most of the reasonable plants are small or common - but beware of small & pricey plants. Just because a sign says a plant is rare - doesn't mean they should be charging $70 for it. One of the rare plants that was crazy high priced - I literally saw at Lowe's for under $10. Overall, I really love the plot of land, the greenhouse, and the assortment. But, I firmly believe in being fair to your clients. Times are hard and raising prices 15% is reasonable for a new, struggling business - but raising prices too high is a no-no in my book. I don't know, maybe they need to find better plants for lower prices from their wholesaler. Greenhouse #2: There's a lovely area with a koi pond. They have a variety of water plants too. - Overall impression: Could be the place every plant lover in town flocks to - if the prices are made to be way more reasonable. The variety of plants is awesome. But, I want more... more quality plants, more tiny plants that don't break the bank, and more cute plant accessories- stakes, plant hangers, etc. I will probably go back. And we did get a nice plant. But, the overdone prices put me off. Maybe there should be a section called "Made You Look" for regular people like me who can't afford the awesome plants that are too expensive! Just kidding. Also, I want to be clear that there are MANY reasonably priced plants.

I found this place on Instagram and my first thought was "it probably looks good on insta but have…read morelow expectations when you go." When I actually WENT to Botany for one of their Half Moon Markets, I was blown away and how amazing it was. It's like a little plant oasis in the middle of the desert. Just walking in felt calming almost. The owner is the sweetest, kindest, community oriented person. She opens her greenhouses for a vendor market once a month and the vibe is so great

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IKEA

IKEA

3.3(783 reviews)
8.7 mi
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Amazing large window views. Free wifing/study area among the cafeteria seating 2nd floor. Cheap…read morefood, free coffe or tea (with ikea free membership). There's moveable dividers for privacy. Only 2 large tables that have outlet/plugs access. Lots of couches around. *Tip: Bring your laptop charged. Outside food and drinks aren't allowed. But no one stopping anyone if you bring your own water bottle, etc. Don't leave a mess or be too obviously annoying. Review mostly for Cafeteria/Study experience. Everyone understands how Ikea stuff is....cheap, sometimes good and sometimes bad. Tons of household furniture to home goods. We'll always end up buying something here to organize, or such our place (spray bottle, organizers, etc all by the restroom easy to grab area). Thinking of buying a large mirror next time haha They know how to get you!! IKEA is know for cardboard tasting food. Cheap and filling: $2.99 for pasta, marinara sauce, cheese served by food staff. So you can customize like no cheese if you wanted. $1.50 4 meatballs. $2.99 Almond cake. $1.50 coffee or tea with free refills. This is completely free when you scan you ikea membership. Where $1.50 will be deducted from the total. Study/Cafeteria seating: On a Thursday 1pmish, both large tables were taken up. Maybe 1 seat available on one of the large table for sharing. Some couches looked dirty and kinda questionable, especially when someone is full on sleeping on one of them with a full size luggage by them (layover resting place?). High ceilings, good air circulation, fake plants around, large window views definitely makes this place feel relaxing. Cafeteria and study area are separated. Two big tables have people talking. Another area by the restroom has laptop users too. There is an area with 2 microwaves, next to the restrooms. Another area I've seen people studying/working. Temperature: Love it's great weather system ;). We must be in socal weather in here haha Perfect, no sweater needed like most wifi cafes to work/study at. It's usually freezing at many other places. Noise: Moderate. No loud music or voices. Mostly echos, babble noise. Possible to take zoom meetings if you use noise canceling headphones or earplugs. You can try to snatch an area and get fully covered with dividers too. Restrooms: Gendered by only female, male. Not far. Near the food area. The water fountain and bottle refiller is here too.

I'm a regular at this IKEA and often come here to get some work done and grab lunch, so I was…read morereally disappointed with my experience at the restaurant today. I bought a candy bar and wanted to redeem the free coffee included with my IKEA Family membership. The cashier asked if I had the app to scan, and I told her I didn't have it available and asked if she could use my phone number instead. She initially told me no. I explained that I come here regularly and other employees have always been able to look up my membership using my phone number. She then rudely told me, "I'll do it for you this time, but next time you need to have the app because they might stop taking phone numbers." What bothered me is that IKEA's own website specifically says that if you don't have your digital IKEA Family card available, you can provide your phone number or email address at checkout. I wasn't asking her to make an exception for me. I was using an option IKEA itself tells customers they can use. I didn't get the cashier's name, but she was a white woman with dark hair and was wearing a hat, in case management wants to identify who was working at the restaurant register at the time. This happened Friday, 9/25, at 2:35 pm. The coffee obviously isn't the issue. It was the unnecessary attitude and being made to feel like I was asking for special treatment when I was simply following IKEA's stated policy. I normally enjoy coming here, so hopefully the restaurant staff can be better informed about the IKEA Family policy and communicate with customers more respectfully. I attached a screenshot of IKEA's stated policy.

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