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.

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.*

Orange home Frown farmers its a weekly market that occurs every Saturday in Orange. Its on 303 West…read moreAve. with a on street parking availability but it gets pretty busy so parking is challenging. Its from 9am till 1 pm. There are great selection of fresh fruit and veggies, eggs, handcrafted yummy hummus, breads, oils, dressings and unique teas. They also accept SNAP and i saw it for first time when a customer used for dozen eggs...so its affordable for everyone. Overall, the atmosphere is welcoming and vendors are nice and friendly with high quality if products to offer. It also wheelchair accessible. They also offer great juices, tamales and etc. dont forgetyo buy the gorgeous flowers which stay about two weeks easily in good care...

This is a great market to walk slow and explore! So many varieties of veggies and fruits, cute…read morecrafted items, and food stalls! I originally went to just explore, but came out with a jar of honey. My friend bought a growler of kombucha.

Came all the way here to buy the most delicious Macaroons in town. I bought a box of 6 with…read moredifferent flavors ~ yummy! Service is always warm and friendly. Ambience is decorated with cute Capybaras , I always take pictures whenever I come to the store, specially with the swing lol Strongly recommended for sweets lovers~~! They have bunny and Capybara macaroon designs (no pix). Come take them home~!!!!

10/10 Snickers Macaroon - This place always has the best macarons, and I love how they're…read moreconstantly switching up the menu. It was my first time trying the Snickers flavor and it definitely didn't disappoint. It's incredibly flavorful with so many distinct layers to it. Cost - $3.25.

If you're even thinking about checking out Honey Pot Meadery, just go. Seriously…read more My friend and I finally got a much-needed mom's night out, and this place made it unforgettable. We were lucky enough to be served by Spencer, who completely elevated the entire experience. When I say knowledgeable, I mean next level, not just about the menu, but about beer, mead, cider, wine, stouts... everything. He took us on this deep dive into the history of mead and alcohol that turned what could've been a simple night out into something way more meaningful. It honestly felt like a full sensory experience. We didn't go there just to drink, Spencer reminded us that it's about appreciating the flavors, the craft, and the story behind each pour. And while I'll admit... I definitely got a little tipsy ... it was one of those perfect nights where everything just clicks -- great conversation, amazing company, and outstanding service. Also, the options?! So many good ones it was hard to choose, but a couple standouts for me were the Huck Yu and the Blueberry Crepe mead, absolutely delicious. I'm already planning my next visit. If you're looking for a place that's equal parts fun, educational, and just a genuinely good time, this is it.

I got to try some drinks from Honey Pot Meadery at a wine festival and absolutely loved the…read moreMead-a-rita, and finally made it to their brick and mortar store recently. They were having a movie night trivia when we were there; however we were too distracted by the Nintendo switch games to participate. It's bar style here - you order drinks, pick your corner or join the bar, and play board games or video games or just chill. They don't serve food, but there is a snack corner, including a selection of ramen noodles. The drinks are brewed in house, so they're on tap and are poured per order. The staffs are very friendly and efficient. Now the highlight, I absolutely love the drinks. I have a little kids tastebuds when it comes to alcohol, so I loved all the sweet options. Of the one we tried this time, my favorite were the Post Watermalone and the T.L.C. They taste like juice, which is what I prefer. They have a wide selection that offer different tastes for everyone. Besides the fresh on tap drinks, they also have the 16-oz can for take home. Personally, I love their drinks and would definitely come back occasionally, since it's a bit of a drive for me. I would love to frequent if I was closer.

I had a big hive of bees within my roof for over 6 months, so I contacted the bee to come over and…read moretake a look at it and we had set a date for removal! Alejandro came and took care of everything swiftly and soundly, he took care of us from quoting to the job itself and made the experience pleasant to go through. Overall was very satisfied and happy about the job and at a very reasonable price too!!

The Bee Army was calm and courteous and did a great job removing the hive we had. It was a real…read moretreat watching them slowly and methodically deconstruct the hive to find the queen for a successful hive relocation.

Located near The Camp in Costa Mesa and the parking space can be a hassle sometimes. My work is…read morenearby so I'll occasionally come here for a quick morning treat.

If you are looking for a cozy cafe in Orange County you must give this place a try …read more When I say it's cozy it's perfectly cozy I love that they have like a backyard kind of feel where you can sit and enjoy the fresh air outside with your tea and or coffee . I'm sure you can sit there and enjoy a good book or finish up some needed work. I got their matcha latte and boy let me tell you it's sooo good you can taste all of the matcha mixed in there. Very enjoyable . They have bunch of other stuff like coffee and smoothies as well as açaí bowls . I'll totally will be coming back to try what else they have on their menu. The young lady that helped us was really kind and quick too with making our drinks. My husband got an espresso coffee drink I'm not too big on coffee but my husband loves it . Perfect place to grab a quick pick me up ! Thank you Milk & Honey for an amazing experience and awesome tea/coffee drinks . You will see more of me soon

Honey Sarah is now selling Kimchi and other Korean side dishes. If you're non-Korean and are…read morelooking for authentic kimchi, give this place a try it's a lot better than the brands sold at the market. They also sell a variety of Korean side dishes for a low price, which is a plus!

Sweet lady working to provide very healthy n delicious honey. Sarah was tremendously helpful in the…read moreselection of the honey. Highly recommended but call before u go there

Absolutely love their charcuterie boards and paninis! They have both diary and vegan boards…read moreavailable, which is very rare to find. They also have happy hour Tuesdays-Thursday from 2:00-5:30pm, where they offer house wines for $5 and personal cheese board for $10. For boards, I usually get the Goldilocks specialty board, which comes with 3 cheeses ranging in texture from soft to hard. For an additional cost, you can add meat: prosciutto, salami, Spanish chorizo, or half & half of any two. For paninis, everything I've tried was very good. I've had the Signature which has a double-cream brie, pear slices, mixed greens, and fig jam. Lib Grilled Cheese comes with three premium cheese blend, grilled with olive oil, and minced garlic. All paninis are on their sourdough bread and served with their signature side salad. The decor here is very cute - showcasing their cheese fridge and shelves lined with wines and jams available for purchase. There are some tables both indoors and outside. I recently saw that they host events, offer quick same-day catering within 2-3 hours of ordering, and deliver for orders up to 50 people! Always coming back for their cheese boards and great happy hour!

I really want to like this restaurant. I have been following them on social media since the…read morepandemic, I try to support local small businesses. My first visit was a few months ago, and I felt like I was bothering our server for water refills, napkins and other things. It was a Saturday night and while it was not packed, it took about an hour to get 2 panini's. Went today for my birthday, and my adult son told the server that the three of us were sitting on patio. Server shows up with 2 menus and 2 glasses for water. Sees me and scolds my son for not telling her that there was a third person. She brings a 3rd glass but never a 3rd menu. I specifically mention that we are here for happy hour specials. There is only 1 other table occupied, otherwise it's empty. We wait over 20 minutes to place our order. 1 personal board supposed to be $10. Plus (2) panini's. Wait another 30+ minutes... get our food and that's it. No check in - no water refills. My son goes and gets the server for a box and to order another personal board. We wait another long period to get it. I go inside to taste some cheese. We add on something to our bill. It was $104... I do some quick math and assume the price is because of the cheese I added to the bill. I add a tip on the lowish side, because we didn't really get any "service" to be worth the $18 I added onto it. I get home to review the receipt... and was charged $20 for the personal boards + the add ons... I am so let down. I spent $130 and didn't get awesome service or the happy hour discount. I was expecting to pay $50-$60 ish, and this caught me off guard. I have learned my lesson and won't be going back. I added the pictures so yelp-er's can see portion sizes, of the personalized cheese board.

Really delicious sandwich. Quality meats. It tasted really good. Nice staff. Store is clean.read more

Ordered some things for Easter. The food was good but extremely pricey! Staff is friendly and…read moreservice was quick.