I was referred here by my barber and I gotta say, this place does not disappoint! I went on a…read moreSunday morning and the service provided was amazing. I cannot recall the name of the person who helped but I remember her telling me her dad is the owner and she was so so kind and helpful. The plant selection is very nice, you can find indoor and outdoor plants and some Rare finds! I found a super cool and unique cactus that swirls around and I cannot wait for it to grow! The prices are very affordable and reasonable, I get plants from grocery stores whenever I see something I like, but this place really does give you a plant for your buck! Lastly, I was given their cellphone number where I can text or call if I have any questions regarding caring for the plants, I mean who offers that? Excellent service and great store/plany

This plant store is the best. They have a huge selection. It's family owned so they give you…read moregreat service. The prices are so low that you almost can't believe it. To give you an idea, I bought a string of bananas for either $15 or & 22 ant it trails about 5 feet (or more). Parking can be tricky as it's all metered. I always find a spot and I bring a cart in my trunk to haul my load of plants to my car. Go there! You'll thank yourself!

I love this store and have been coming for years for small items and housewarming gifts. I love…read morethat they carry some hard to find brands like Cutipol. Everything is displayed so neatly and in a way that helps give some decor inspiration. There's even a small sale section for imperfect items (either from a crack, manufacturing issue, or missing piece). I've definitely purchased a few of these pieces and appreciate the care put into offering these imperfect items for sale and labeling the issue clearly. Staff has been friendly each time and have always made my experience in the store pleasant. I like how they aren't pushy but are quick to help me if I have any questions or am ready to purchase. I've purchased online as well and found the process to be clear and easy. I especially liked that they texted me if there were any issues or delay in the order. I was more than happy to wait for my items. Everything was packaged well and arrived safely to my door.

A small coffee shop in DTLA. Street parking is available but depends on your luck and time of the…read moreday. The elongated café has indoor seating only. Order was placed with the barista. Coffee and espresso was made fresh within timely manner. Their speciality coffee is really creamy and sweet. So if sweetness isnt your thing, then watch out. The sun may beam thru the front window, which you could feel the heat. The background noise and music is fairly low, so you can enjoy your reading or conversation. Overall, it was good. It gets a 4.2 out of 5.

Large self park parking lot. Even though it was early in the morning, there were a few parking…read morespots available, yet the store was fairly empty. They do have a generator camera recording post in the center of the parking lot. Every 5 minutes or so, it states to shop with ease since it's recording everything. I was there shopping with my father. Looking for a specific tube, which we found. Good service.

This is my local Home Depot, and I've been shopping here for years. It's my go-to location, and I…read moredon't plan on stopping anytime soon. I know the layout, I know the staff faces, and I've spent a lot of money here over time. That said, I need to address something that has been deeply uncomfortable for me. Every time I use the self-checkout, employees immediately come behind me, grab my cart, take my items, and start scanning them without asking. I've been told it's to "make my life easier," but it doesn't feel helpful. It feels targeted. Especially when I see other customers using self-checkout without the same level of intervention. I'm also aware that many large retailers use advanced surveillance and AI technology in their stores, which makes the experience feel even more uncomfortable when you're already being closely watched. I've witnessed theft in this store before by various individuals, mainly mexicans and whites, so I understand loss prevention is important. But being automatically treated with suspicion when I've never given any reason for it is frustrating and disheartening. I have never had issues with the law, and I'm a working professional who simply wants to shop in peace like everyone else. I ended up contacting Home Depot corporate because the pattern felt like racial profiling. Corporate took the complaint seriously and issued me a $15 gift card. Since then, while employees still stand directly behind me during self-checkout, they no longer grab my cart or begin scanning my items without consent, which I appreciate. I'm sharing this because customers deserve to feel respected. Loss prevention should not come at the expense of dignity. I will continue shopping here, but I hope management continues training staff on how to support customers without making them feel singled out. Do better. Respect your customers. We're here to spend money, not to be made to feel like suspects.

A very small unassuming hardware store hidden under trees. They have a lot of plumbing and…read moreelectrical supplies. Did I mention it is really small. The woman who was there is like a family member tia. The aroma of her lunch made me hungry.

I had such a great experience at Potted! The store is much bigger than I expected- so much to…read moreexplore. The selection is fantastic- I went in looking specifically for aquarium friendly plants and left with such an awesome selection! And I feel like it was all reasonably priced too! Bianca immediately welcomed me in and was so approachable- I'm new to the plant world and she was WONDERFUL! Bianca and Matt were incredibly helpful, and Matt especially impressed me with his plant knowledge. He really knew his stuff and made the whole experience even better! Parking can be a little tricky, but I found street parking right out front without too much hassle. Totally worth it. Highly recommend!

I learned about Potted while walking in the neighborhood and happened to be searching for new plant…read morepots. I was impressed by the size of the store, with both an indoor and outdoor section filled plants, planting supplies, and other types of home decor. Staff members were friendly and patient whenever I had questions or needed assistance, and they were very attentive. Given the huge layout it could take some time to find a free employee, but their workers made sure I knew about the various options that could meet my search criteria. I was pleased with the pots that I found and thought the prices were comparative to what I saw at Sunset Nursery. I would definitely recommend checking out this shop!

Great helpful, bilingual staff…read more Great place to get keys made. I've never had to come back once a key was made. They have a great selection for DIY projects around the house. There is metered parking right in front of the store or you could park for free in the parking lot on the side. It's located within the AutoZone parking lot.

Very helpful staff. Came to buy paint and the gentleman there was very knowledgeable and…read morerecommended the right formula for my needs.

30 years ago I remember seeing ornate beautiful dishes and lots of cds! now it seems they have a…read morefun, eclectic mix of stuff. there were practical things (like a veggie shredder & lots of tabi), cool postcards, clothing items & also displays by local artisans... which sort of gave it a gallery-like feel. we ended up purchasing an artisanal hoji-cha & an ear picker. LOL, had to get one.

We had some time to kill and so decided to peruse around Little Tokyo and stumbled upon this shop…read more They had a TON of fun Japanese gift items and decor like stationary, postcards, kitchenware, maneki nekos, origami paper, and so much more. They also had a lot of traditional items/supplies for tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and kimonos. I had fun looking through all the items as it brought me back to our summer in Japan. Apparently they have a long standing history in LA, having opened in 1946 after World War II. The shop occupies the site of the first Japanese-owned business in Los Angeles, circa 1890's. Pretty cool! I have a soft spot for everything animal shaped and soo.... I picked up a fun/odd felt tiger Christmas ornament, a cat pen, and a super cute bronze cat shaped spoon that hangs on the side of your cup. Did I need it? No.... but it's fun and makes me happy. Haha! Overall, great shop to browse around and find some unique gift items. They even wrap up your purchases in paper bags like they do in Japan. I LOVE IT!

Martin is amazing! He took my friend's sick Monstera, isolated the root rot, cleaned it, and…read morerepotted them as well a 4ft tall Alocasia Regal Shield! He gave us a lot of useful plant care tips too. I myself got a stunning Orange Spider plant (Chloropythum 'Fire flash') and I just had to have it, along with 2 great pots for $15! Love the staff and selection here!

Lots of variety, but honestly, the prices are the same as a big box store.. I had sticker shock!…read more Based on reviews, I thought the prices were going to be lower. I did buy a plant and a hanger and dropped $80 .. I wanted to support them but afterwards I thought that it was overpriced for what I got.. Live and learn !