What a great patch…read more Great little photo opportunities and the woman there was incredibly kind to our entire family. Go support our local patch!

Amazing service! You must stop by for all of your pumpkin purchases! Love the selection! Super…read moregreat pricing!

It's a beautiful, peaceful place to walk around and relax. They have a nice museum and beautiful…read moreviews. I love nature.

Super expensive and disappointing. We paid $74 for two adults tickets at $2/each and $35/for 1…read morehours worth of bouncing + 10 game tickets. Games were disorganized, the people working appeared to be "over it" and unenthusiastic. It looked like a glorified bounce house party with 7 bounce houses. There was broken glass on the ground near the bounce houses, super dangerous especially if little kids are asked to take their shoes off want to go from house to house. I would definitely not recommend or go back. Your better off going to the grocery store to buy a pumpkin too! They were selling them for $17-$22 each!!! At Vons they have them for $5!

$20 for unlimited bounce house play Petting zoo on weekends…read more(but not weekdays) Some food stands but overpriced : fruit bowl is $10

Great service today at Smith's Tree Lot in La Canada. There is plenty of very easy parking, and you…read moreeven get to be right next to the cheapest gas station in the region. The decorations and lights are very festive, and the service was personal and quick. They were happy to open up a fresh tree for us, which was very appreciated, and we could get one that wasn't already on a stand. There were some kids activities also around, but the price was a bit too high for us. These aren't cheap trees, but they had lots of variety and were very fresh. Plus, it was a friendly group of folks working there.

This is a quaint pumpkin patch with some activities and decor for your little ones. I appreciated…read morethat the entrance fee of $3 per adult can be applied towards activities, crafts, and even pumpkins. There are pumpkins of all sizes and definitely a couple of photo ops for your kiddos. There's a short "scare maze" towards the back with animatronics that older kids may enjoy. There's also an area for bounce houses, and an area for a tractor ride. I wish that there were more activities but overall is a nice place to visit for a weekend activity without breaking the bank!

It's a very nice pumpkin patch, although it is bigger than other neighborhood patches and smaller…read morethan the large event ones, it's great for a quick play for the kids. The staff at the entrance greeted us and explained pricing of admission and the options for kids. The pumpkins vary in size and color, the prices are written on the pumpkins, the stems are very long in many of them. The decorations are very cute, Disney themed to generic Halloween themed characters. Some animatronics and moving ones got my toddler a bit scared but he liked walking around regardless. There's a 13 and older section, I only went in for a peek and it seems to be small and probably better at night. They have a little tractor ride section for kids to drive a small tractor around a small track of boxes. The bouncy play area has four large bouncers, for 20$ unlimited it would have been more worth it if the sun hadn't made two of them too hot for the kids. There's a gate door to enter and they provide wristbands for the kids. The restrooms are portable ones near the side. There were lots of boxes of random pumpkins laying around and some things that look like trash. Overall, it was a nice experience and the decor was nice to walk around. I think we had our fill of this as a one time experience and maybe we'll be back given it's so close to a mall therefore parking is not an issue. We took lots of photos of ourselves with pumpkins as well!

So glad getting our tree from Pasadena Christmas Trees at 900 N Lake Ave in Pasadena. Spoke with…read morethe owner and she shared how to take care the Christmas tree and tips on how to enjoy the fragrance during the Holiday Seasons . Valentina Hadinata

Great Christmas tree lot, they were super helpful on picking out the right sized tree, didn't gouge…read moreme on price, tree was fresh, and helped load it onto my roof.

My mom and I took my kids to see the Christmas markets in France this past December. It was a…read morebucket list trip for my mom, and while my boys had a great time, the travel was complicated and arduous, mostly because of my wild three-year-old Wade B. A couple weeks later, my husband and I took the boys to the Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanso Gardens. They had an absolute blast, and my five-year-old Leo B. declared, with utmost sincerity, "I think this is the nicest place I've ever been." Matt B. and I had been once before, almost a decade ago, with our friends Caroline Y. and Scott S., when we were all young and childless. We came back together, this time with five kids, and as much as I enjoyed it back in the day, I found it even more compelling this second time around. The magic was amplified ten times by the presence of my sons, who absolutely loved all the beautiful, colorful lights. I did buy them shitty Christmas light necklaces, one of which broke almost immediately, causing considerable strife. The alternative, of course, was to deny Wade his request before even entering the garden, where he would badger me every time he saw another child with the necklace. I was not surprised to see that most of the children seemed to have them, every parent having made the same calculation on their way in. Smart and evil of Descanso Gardens to put that vendor right by the entrance. I'm guessing Enchanted is their big revenue generator for the year, and this is a McKinseyish way to maximize. The kids oohed and aahed at every exhibit, marveling at all the colors and lights. We oohed and aahed right with them, and had the additional pleasure of watching them play and interact with the elaborate, immersive displays. They loved the tulip fields, the model trains, the stained glass houses, the trees and music and light. There was also a large platform that served as a dance floor for small children, who partied to the ambient music. Wade was especially taken with this stage, and the one part of the night that did not go well was when I yanked him away so we could see the rest of the installations. It was cold and the kids were up way past their bedtimes, but we all had a blast at the Enchanted Forest. When pressed, Leo admitted that Paris was in fact as nice as Descanso Gardens, but the point was made. Come Christmas, we can take the boys to France or we can just drive to La Cañada and buy a few tickets that support a wonderful botanical garden. We might even manage the latter every year.

My family and I visited Thanksgiving weekend and had a blast wandering around all the light…read moredisplays in the garden! This isn't necessarily a holiday-themed "Christmas" light experience, but it put us all in the holiday mood nonetheless. The themed light displays are well curated, the event is organized, staff are friendly, and the free parking is orderly and well managed. There are ten different themed exhibits found on the mile-long path. By far our favorite was the Ancient Forest, but the Garden of Good Fortune and the Fantasy Forest were close seconds! They do a wonderful job of using the light displays to really compliment and highlight the giant oak trees and other featured plants - as well as excellent music choices to really immerse you in a serene fantasy forest type experience. Some of the exhibits are interactive, like the Symphony of Oaks where you can step on the lights to make them change colors and sing - so fun! They also had a large village of tiny stained glass houses and other buildings you could actually enter and walk through - really beautiful. Another display I loved was the giant light built to resemble the moon - it was placed directly over one of the ponds and the reflection was magnificent! And everyone loves the massive, sprawling field of tulip lights which has a rotating show that will occasionally send waves of lights towards you. We spent a good hour and a half meandering around the path, which is well maintained and mostly flat with plenty of maps to find your way around the exhibits. The staff did a great job of respecting ticket entry times and the exhibits are so well laid out that we hardly noticed the crowds. Very well done! They don't sell tickets at the door so be sure to purchase online in advance. Booking our timed entry tickets was very easy via their website. They also take advanced reservations for their on-site Farmhouse restaurant and for valet parking. The restaurant and gift shop area was packed so I'd recommend restaurant reservations. But the parking was ample, even at 6pm on a Saturday and so well staffed and managed that we found a spot easily with zero chaos. This was my first visit to Descanso Gardens and now I'm wishing I had seen it in the daylight so I could compare haha! Tickets are a tad pricey but ee loved their Enchanted Forest of Light and can highly recommend it. Plus you're supporting a local botanical garden! I'll definitely be back to see all the splendor of the garden in the daytime.

I haven't been out to the 626 Night Market in a while, but this year I actually got to go on the…read morelast two days of the market. I went Saturday because they had the Dreamstate event going on and it was fire! The music was good and the crowd was hyped. I honestly think it's really cool that they're doing something like this at the night market and they should definitely keep bringing more EDM events here lol. It seemed pretty crowded compared to the last time I came, but they also had a ton of new vendors. Everything felt more spread out, so even with all the people, the lines weren't super crazy. I ended up coming back again on Sunday for the last day. It was crowded too, but nothing unbearable. We waited in line for some squid and a few other things, and I think the longest we waited was around 20 minutes, which honestly isn't too bad for the 626 Night Market. Overall, I really enjoyed coming back this year. Lots of food to try, plenty of new vendors, and adding events like Dreamstate made it even more fun. I definitely plan on coming back the next time they're around!

I've been going to the 626 Night market every year for the last couple of years. Although I feel…read morelike prices have rose pretty significantly in the past couple of years this is an event I'm always excited for. It is peak summer where you are able to be out in a comfortable summer night and browse what feels like any and all food there is. I thought this year was especially great with the DJ and the location. Previous years they always had the DJ tucked away all the way in the back but having them front and center of the event was a great call. Always have that awesome music in the background added a lot to my experience. Some of the standout thing we got was Japadog which is a wagyu hotdog that will make you rethink what a hotdog can be. We got a truffle katsu sandwich there too which is as fabulous as it sounds. Also had salt bread which was especially exciting considering I have been craving them ever since visiting Korea. Lastly, I got a fried Reece's cup which I have been in the hunt for some time since they seem pretty rare, so of course that hit the spot. Overall, this was an awesome 626 night market better than previous years. This is something I'll continue to look forward to every year!

This is not just a Christmas tree spot but is also an extremely underrated pumpkin patch during the…read moremonth of October. This place is a decent-sized pumpkin patch that has free parking next to Target, a 3-dollar adult and 1-dollar child entrance fee, and a bunch of inflatables that kids can use as long as they can based on the price point you pay for. $25 for 30 mins or $35 for 1 hour This allows the kiddos to use all inflatables for that time that you pay for, and there are a lot; I think I counted about 12. All sizes for all kinds of kids, and they're unlimited play for the time frame you paid for. It is amazing, and no pumpkin patch does this. Most charge 1 token, equivalent to about 5 to 7 bucks, to use 1 inflatable for maybe 1 minute or 1 turn, depending on what it is. This option saves you so much money. On top of that, you can play up to 5 different games for 12 dollars, and they sell plenty of goodies and snacks for a decent price for the kiddos or for anyone wanting a snack. They have a petting zoo and, of course, photo ops and pumpkins for sale. The whole patch is not the biggest, but it is decent and extremely nice with great staff. I highly recommend this patch for anyone looking for a patch.

It was a fun pumpkin patch to walk around. All the rides were cool for younger kids. The entrance…read morefee was $3. Something just do on a Friday nite

I love and miss this place. When will they open again? It's been too long. Driving to their other…read morelocations is tiring. Come on ALDI.

Everything about this store is awesome. We love the. unique selections of canned goods and sauces…read more The produce is always fresh. The meat, fish and poultry are always fresh. We were so sorry for the loss to the community and the devestation the people and residents experienced and endured from the 2025 fires. Healing and recovery will take time. But the community is strong. Reopening of the Altadena Aldi store will bring shoppers and revenue dollars back to the area.

This year for my New Year's Resolution I told myself I was going to eat healthier and cook more and…read morethis is the best way for me to do that. Good Box Organics is not only convenient, with the food being delivered right to my door, but is entirely healthy as well. The owners Samantha and Mark started this business in 2010 and have a mission of creating a healthier future. The best part is they work with local farmers to get all their produce and find multiple ways to give back to the community. They also have their Support a School program where they donate 5% back from every box sold. They have different boxes to choose from and different sizes as well. Some boxes are fruits only and others include fruits and vegetables. I went with the half size fruit and vegetable box. Before delivery, you get an email of what is going to be inside the box and the best part for me is, it includes recipes of what you can make with the items in your box. My box included an avocado, pears, apples, oranges, broccoli, cilantro, pink chard, and lettuce. One of the recipes included Baked Broccoli Parmesan Fritters which I am definitely going to try out because I always need new ideas for meals with having two small children. The delivery fee for their boxes is $6.95 or you can pick up the boxes for free at many of their local pickup locations. The service area covers the greater Los Angeles Area , San Fernando Valley, Pasadena, and Conejo Valley so definitely something for everyone!

This is an incredible company. I say this as someone who works for it! I taught preschool with…read moreSam's dad for years, and after watching her and Mark bring organic fruits and veggies to schools and families for years I switched from teaching and I working for Good Box because that's how much I believe in this company. The farmers are kind and good people. The produce is local, fresh, and can't be matched. The small team that makes this company work are AMAZING individuals. Sam and Mark are truly two of the kindest and most genuine people in my life. I couldn't recommend supporting a small local company more. I genuinely mean it.