Adventure day success... mostly!…read more Before our monthly lunch, we hit up the Pumpkin Patch, and honestly, being the first ones there was a total vibe -- just us, the pumpkins, and a very empty petting zoo for the first few minutes (10/10 for photo ops). Now for the "wow" moment -- $32 for the petting zoo alone. Yep, that's just to feed the five animals they had and snap some selfies. And that's without the entrance fee they usually charge on weekends (thankfully waived today). We were told entry was free over the phone, so... mild eye roll there. Will we go back? Probably not. But to be fair, after all my research, most of these pop-up pumpkin patches are charging now, and this one was actually on the cheaper side. In the end, it did what it needed to do -- Mom got her Halloween photo of the grand baby at the pumpkin patch, and that's really all that mattered.

This Pumpkin Patch has lots of great qualities: petting zoo, bounce houses, photo opportunities,…read moreand lots of pumpkins to choose from. Only downside is that not every part of the pumpkin patch is shaded and it can get really hot & there's NOT too many activities for TODDLERS. otherwise, staff is friendly and is your traditional pumpkin patch.

Whittier Christmas Tree made my first time buying a real tree super easy and stress-free. The staff…read moretook the time to help me choose between a Douglas fir and a Noble fir, explaining the differences and how each one holds up through the season. They also gave helpful tips on how to care for the tree so it lasts longer. Once I picked the one I wanted, they handled everything--from trimming the base to securely strapping it onto the roof of my car. The whole experience felt friendly, helpful, and never rushed. I'm really happy with my tree and will definitely be coming back next year.

Brought my daughter to get a pumpkin. This is my second time coming here and it's not a huge patch…read morebut it's enough. They have a huge selection of nice pumpkins. They are clean and look fresh. They have a variegated of sizes and colors. They have pumpkin painting station, 3 big slides for $15 per child - no time limit and in and outs allowed. (That's definitely a great deal!) They have coin operated rides.

What an amazing lagoon! We had our end of season softball party here and it was great! They have…read morethese cool inflatables that keep the kids active and a nice kiddy area to keep them busy. You can go kayaking and water bicycling and play volleyball. There's plenty of seating and shade. They have lifeguards to ensure safety and life vests are provided for free. It's also nice that it's pretty local and the parking is literally right there!

After posting an initial review (below), Dave the owner reached out and facilitated processing a…read morerefund quickly and with minimal effort. Reposting my review (and changing from a one star to 5 star) to express my satisfaction. (We purchased five tickets for Park Entry plus five tickets for the Obstacle course for 9/6/26. The website stated that the park would be open for the season through 9/6/26 (last day of the season) and we were able to purchase tickets ($250 plus service fees). When we arrived, the park was closed due to rain - no notifications, no contact whatsoever. When we tried to contact the office via phone or e-mail, we receive no response (the phone mailbox was full). Poor business practice to take our money and offer zero service in return.)

Visited my first Aldi supermarket with my girlfriend after brunch next door. Good selection and…read morereasonable prices. Many products are very similar to trader Joe's foods. My girlfriend informed me that the owner of Aldi is related to the owner of trader Joe's. I think that I prefer trader Joe's but I am willing to return to Aldi in the future.

Looks like me and one of the reviewers here had the same experience during checkout. I also…read moreencountered the line: "What does it say on the screen?" He could've said it more nicely. And if he is waiting for the customer to pay, he doesn't need to blankly stare at the customer. Maybe it's the Gen Z stare that I see online. Customer service is way better in Aldi Cerritos.

I couldn't believe the quality of my Fresh Farm To You delivery! Everything was incredibly fresh…read moreand tasted like it had just been picked from the farm. The organic carrots, beets, and tomatoes arrived with certified organic labels. Even my husband and daughter, who usually don't eat tomatoes, loved them. They were sweet, juicy, and full of real tomato flavor. The soy milk was rich, fresh, and tasted just like homemade. Thank you for providing such high-quality, delicious food. I'll definitely order again!

My girlfriend and I had a really frustrating experience with this company after visiting their…read morebooth at the Venice Winterfest. A rep approached us, explained the service, and asked for my email and payment info. I asked multiple times if adding my card would trigger any charges or shipments, and she repeatedly assured me it would not. She said nothing would be sent until I personally selected a box on their website. That turned out to be completely untrue. I later received an email saying my box had shipped, and noticed a charge on my account for something I never ordered. To make matters worse, we're leaving for the holidays, so the food will arrive while we're gone -- a total waste and extremely annoying. There is also no clear way to delete your account or request a refund on their website, which makes the whole situation even more frustrating. This experience felt misleading and dishonest. I'm requesting a full refund and immediate account deletion. Based on this, I cannot recommend this company.

Best oolong milk tea ! Aromatic and refreshing! I order mine with 20% sweetness and less ice.read more

Best jello, expensive but worth it You will not know the…read moretaste until you try. Melo Melo management. Need to ooen in Inland empire -- victoria garden or intario mills

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Produce, fruit, dry goods... here is a plenty. Apples..at least 10 different varieties. Grapes,…read morecherries watermelon all reasonable prices. Dried hibiscus flower, pineapple, cucumbers to make summer waters...plentiful! Great first time experience. Staff continually being restocked. Small town feel and precut food for the road. Loved this place

This is store is always fully stocked and clean! The employees are very nice and helpful!read more

Staff is always so helpful. Great prices!Everything I need for a quick shopping trip.read more

I am so shaken with anger and disappointment with this establishment. I came in here looking to buy…read moresomething to drink because it was so hot. It was hot in here too so I took off my windbreaker. As soon as I did, a worker looked at me and said THIS B**TCH in Korean. I looked at her because I understoof what she said and told my boyfriend that she cursed me, the worker turned away immediately and left. We left the store promptly because what kind of disgusting behavior is that? Don't come here. No wonder the store has such a low rating with nasty people.

This Hannam Chain/Korean grocery store is one of the older locations and the Market World name is…read morestill visible outside. Huge parking lot. Building doesn't look appealing from outside. The set up inside isn't exactly the same as other Hannam store locations, but the Korean groceries and gifts are legit. Spacious. What I like were the restaurants onsite and Bonjour Bakery inside. Lots of food items to choose from. Cashiers want to ring you up quickly as they are mostly fast and efficient. What I noticed was that there are multiple vendors inside in various parts of the grocery store. Micromanagers. If you want to buy gifts at the front, you pay separately at the assigned counter and not at the grocery checkout area. Interesting. What a different experience here. If you want to buy something in back, you pay near that area. Everything else you would pay at grocery checkout lanes. Dining inside would be a great option since the food bar counters are open and there's seating available. Pajamas, handmade goods, handbags, hats, kitchen decors, etc. are plentiful and easily found here. Good varieties. It's just a very old store trying to survive. No lines and no crowds around 1:30pm on a casual Monday. It's not the best Hannam location for me, but still very convenient to stop by.