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    Rise & Ritual

    4.5 (2 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Plant and People

    Plant and People

    4.9
    (15 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    My daughter and I stopped by P&P because I saw the business on Instagram. I'm so happy that we…read morestopped by. I loved the vibe, you felt welcomed. Everyone greeted us with a smile and hello. I bought two plants and potters. The selection was great and the value of items was good. I love that they support other black owned businesses as well. I was in my HAPPY place. Next time I would like to check out the cafe. Cherron the owner is so nice. They sell so much more than plants like candles, incense, shirts, jewelry, stickers, etc. from black owned vendors. I will definitely be back!

    Plant & People is a Black women-owned business located in West Philly, run and operated by mother…read moreand daughter. They're both super knowledgeable and helpful every time I see them, whether at their shop or an event around Philly. I've been to their plant shop at least twice now and have purchased five plants from them. On my most recent visit, I picked up a Swiss Cheese Plant and a Crispy Wave Fern Plant. They have a decent selection of plants, along with other trinkets, merch, and plant care items. One of my favorite bigger plants I've purchased is the Pink Princess Philodendron. I've wanted this plant since the pandemic, and when I saw on social media that they had it, I traveled to their location to grab it! During the pandemic, this plant was in high demand and overpriced everywhere else, but at Plant & People, I felt the price for its size was reasonable. She's been with me for several months now and is thriving! I'm still learning how to be a plant mom and need help with repotting a few of my plants--which they also offer as a service. I enjoy coming here and grabbing a plant or two every time.

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    Plant ornament for one of my plants.
    Plant ornament for one of my plants.
    Matcha latte, strawberry rhubarb croissant
    Matcha latte, strawberry rhubarb croissant
    Different cells for different artists. Rotating featured artists. All profits directly to artist. Love the community vibes.

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    Different cells for different artists. Rotating featured artists. All profits directly to artist. Love the community vibes.
    Mariposa Food Co-op

    Mariposa Food Co-op

    3.7
    (83 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    I mainly buy produce, dairy products, bread, and dry goods here. My assessment would be that it's…read morenot the best place to buy processed items because they tend to be niche organic labels that are expensive, but the produce, dry goods, etc., that I mentioned are actually priced really well. During the height of the #TrumpTakeEgg crisis, I found eggs here that were a really reasonable price. They've also got really good bread. A lot of big boxes stores don't have any decent bread. There's a couple other reasons I shop here: As a non-driver, I actually find the coop is a great price option for me. It's true that if I had a car and wanted to drive way out of town to a big box store I could find things cheaper, but for me it's never made sense to invest all that money in car upkeep, parking, gas, insurance, etc. The coop is important to me because I really believe in the idea of being able to live without a car, and in that way they're doing way better than a lot of bodegas are capable of. Also, if you're complaining about prices, go look at how much your taxes subsidize those big boxes! That's an institutional problem! I also like that the coop is unionized. It's not perfect, but I started shopping here after Trader Joe's joined Whole Foods and Starbucks in trying to get the NLRB declared unconstitutional. It makes me feel happy knowing I'm not putting my money to that. And I also feel like over time, you get to know the workers, and they know you and are friendlier, and in a much deeper and more sincere way than at other stores. It is true that there can be grumpiness too. I much prefer the real conversations I have with workers who actually recognize me than the weird, forced banter I used to experience at Trader Joe's, that felt like something the worker was probably doing because a manager was looking over their shoulder.

    I really want to support this business but they do everything in the power to make it difficult…read more On most days you'll have to dodge aggressive pan handlers to enter or exit the store and despite numerous complaints the management refuses to do anything about it. When you finally make it into the store you'll find very few, if any, local products and the produce is consistently substandard. You're better off getting your groceries from the Pandemic Pantry and if you need last minute ingredients for a meal its best to walk the extra few blocks to Fu-Wah.

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    Try these nut butters! Or give them as gifts! They are delicious!
    Try these nut butters! Or give them as gifts! They are delicious!
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    Healing Arts Community Acupuncture

    Healing Arts Community Acupuncture

    4.9
    (26 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    I recently started getting acupuncture here, I admit that in the beginning, I was a bit nervous and…read morea bit skeptical. I tend to be someone who typically goes to the doctors office when plagued by an issue, although now I find myself checking out alternative therapies more like acupuncture, chiropractic, meditation, etc. I also was a bit fearful of needles when I initially came here after a traumatic experience before a surgery, but I'm thrilled that my fear has really dissipated thanks to acupuncture! I now relax and lay back when the needles are being put in and I'm really amazed because recently I had to get a lot of blood drawn and I just relaxed, held my arm out and went to my Zen like place, which is really great! Before acupuncture, I would have been much more anxious and on edge. I not only have arthritis in my knee, which is my primary reason for coming to acupuncture but I also have chronic pain- a condition which affects the body with widespread pain and tenderness called fibromyalgia, which is a misunderstood and baffling illness. So, I'm coming to Healing Arts for both! I would much rather have a Zen like afternoon catnap where I can relax that take lots of medications. I may not be able to completely avoid the latter but whatever I can do holistically and naturally will definitely be my preference. While I may not ever be cured of these conditions completely, knowing that acupuncture can really help me manage my symptoms is invaluable! It's a great way of coping, a huge tool in my toolbox of coping strategies and I would personally much rather have acupuncture any day than get injections and have to take lots of pills. I tend to come about once a month and the first couple of times I noticed some soreness but I have found much better results as I keep going. Occasionally a little bruise or soreness may occur but the pain relief, motion and relief from stiffness in joints is really amazing and awesome! My knee feels much better after going this 3rd time, much more movement when it was pretty stiff. They also have a Yelp deal, check in offers and all in all is a relaxing experience- chill out on a massage bed with pillows, calming music, refreshing scents, dim lighting and yes, some privacy too from the Shoji screens. I have had 3 practitioners- Margaret, Holly and Steve, I thought they were all good, I prefer Steve but they were all good. I'll be back!

    What a fantastic community acupuncture venue this is. I have had community acupuncture before as my…read morebudget is too slim for private acupuncture, but this is easily the best experience I've had. I accidentally came in a week early for appointment after writing it down wrong (oops!) but the staff at HACA were so kind and accommodating despite it being completely my mistake, and were able to fit me in for a great session. The place was really well set-up with rugs, heaters, and screens to separate patient treatment areas that are all within the same large room. Holly Prescott was the practitioner that day and she did a great job asking what I was there for and then placing needles so gently I hardly felt them. It's rare that I slip into the deep, almost sleep-like relaxation I felt during this treatment, but I was so completely relaxed that it came easily. Thanks for the great session Holly!

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    Healing Arts Community Acupuncture.  Welcome to our bright office on Walnut Street in Rittenhouse Square!
    Healing Arts Community Acupuncture. Welcome to our bright office on Walnut Street in Rittenhouse Square!
    Evidence Based Acupuncture Treatments in a Semi-Private Setting for Everyday Stress, Aches and Pains
    Evidence Based Acupuncture Treatments in a Semi-Private Setting for Everyday Stress, Aches and Pains
    Dawn Webster, L.OM., Holly Prescott, L.Ac., Dejota Apostoli, L.OM. (clockwise from top)

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    Dawn Webster, L.OM., Holly Prescott, L.Ac., Dejota Apostoli, L.OM. (clockwise from top)

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