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Honey Sarah

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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4.4(5 reviews)
8.9 mi

I was introduced to Backyard Bees by Zama Tea & Kobucha. Thank you for your wonderful partnership…read moreto support small businesses and "shop local" preferences! I'm fond of Old Town Tustin and my husband is fond of tea, so we didn't hesitate to check out the little red building. Being relatively new to the area, I began experiencing sinus issues in the mornings. Since I didn't have a cold, my body could have been resisting local pollen and other airborne allergens. A friend suggested that every morning, I take a small spoonful raw, unprocessed honey harvested as close to my neighborhood as possible. The idea is to consistently expose my immune system to become familiar and "play nice" with the allergens. Zama carries BB honey from good ol' Tustin Ranch, Yorba Linda, and Laguna Niguel. I couldn't get closer to home than T-R! While I'm not certain this natural approach is effective, my sinuses have been happier... and my husband said the honey with its antioxidants is healthier than processed sugar. I also learned that BB sells honey at the Tustin Farmers Market on Wednesdays and that funds support efforts to save the bees. The amount of honey it's able to supply depends on the bees as well as rainfall & humidity. * Praying against water-shortages and drought.*

Janet offers garden tours of about 75-80 minutes for up to 15 people at a flat rate of $150…read more Flexible on days and times. She instills the importance of bees to plants and the stark difference in crops from non-pollinated vs pollinated. She has, in her words, a "small yard homestead." The tour includes her two gardens, tangible demos of what she can make from her bounty, chicken and horse feeding, and viewing placards of beehives and the honey extraction process... plus the beehive box, protective suits and bee frames... just NO bees, forewarning! You can tour the honey house and view the equipment for her honey operation, and sample her honey, plus her lotions and balms. Our group bought the large 12 oz size! Overall an informative tour! But the main attraction of bees could not be witnessed due to the risk of being stung. Janet had a small hive that she showed to us from a distance.

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Let It Brie - Goldilocks Cheese Board: triple cream brie, swiss, and gouda with various accouterments.

Let It Brie

4.7(507 reviews)
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Went on a Saturday evening & although the parking lot was pretty full, there was plenty of free…read moreparking on the street just behind the lot. Our server was quick & friendly. It helped that it wasn't crowded. The outdoor seating is nice. My friend and I shared the vegan BFF board. You get to select two cheeses. I highly recommend the brie. We thought we might also order a sandwich, but everything on the board along with a glass of wine for each of us was just the right amount of food for the 2 of us. I'm so glad this place has vegan options. I'm looking forward to trying their other cheeses, vegan meats, and their sandwiches.

I shouldn't have to bring in my receipt to verify if my transaction was within the happy hour time…read moreframe. You can look at the transaction on your computer and notice the error yourself. As a guest in your restaurant we should not be gaslit by your server or owner. Be honest about your marketing, specials, and teach your staff what good customer service is. I didn't make a fuss or was a "Karen" while in the empty restaurant. Nothing is made from scratch and waiting over an hour for food, having zero check-ins by the service is rude. We were not welcome and will not be coming back. While you might be glad that we are not coming back, as a small business this reflects within the community of Fullerton. An acknowledgement of your error is what I asking from you. Not a free meal or even a credit back on our transaction. As a former small business owner myself, how our staff and ourselves act when there is a misunderstanding shows the integrity of the business. That's what I was upset about after my birthday meal. I felt taken advantage of and then gaslighting me asking me to bring in my receipt to show proof of coming in at 2:30 for happy hour. Do better, be better, and show integrity. Allison The Organization Maven

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