Very relaxing atmosphere (at least when I visited). Customer…read moreservice was great! Coffee and desserts were very tasteful. I will definately be back to sample other desserts.

Coworker's Paradise in North Pomona! (sorry if it sounds like I'm writing a Zillow listing, but I'm…read morejust trying to get this to show up in search results if anyone else is curious LOL) OUTLETS: Plenty of outlets!!! There's a set of steps with pillows on each step with a block of about six outlets beside them, and a really comfy, sinky couch (plus an ottoman and two comfy looking armchairs and a big table in the middle) with a set of two outlets on the wall and a star shaped power strip sticking out of the ground with six outlets coming out of it. There are also regular tables and it seems like there are outlets beside them as well. WIFI: The wifi is open (no password necessary), even though they have a password listed where you pick up your food (it's just Sanctuary Coffee). I tried to use one of the locked ones (the only one that made sense), but the wifi password didn't work, so I'm not sure why they have one listed. Regardless, albeit not the fastest wifi I've ever used, it's incredibly doable. I have been working remote here for 1.5 hrs and had almost no issues. MENU: For LA, relatively cheap. I am not a coffee or tea drinker, so I got the peach Italian soda, which was yummy. I believe it was about $4.89, which is not bad at all. I went to And Destroy in the Highland Park-ish area, and I believe an Italian soda with cream (cream is free here) was maybe $7-8. I'm used to paying more for drinks because the specialty (non coffee and tea) drinks are usually pricey, but this was one of the cheapest things on the menu. Also, you can claim a free pastry with your email and first name on their website (it sends you a voucher, just show the email). I got the banana bread, which was fine. I would've gotten zucchini, but it wasn't chocolate chip zucchini. ATMOSPHERE: Not too loud, the music is nice and chill and not very loud. There's cute art on the walls and homey looking lamps. It's the quintessential living room coffee shop, perhaps even rivaling Republik Coffee in Burbank in comfiness, noise level, aesthetic, and price (which is a bummer, because I likely will never be back - we just happened to be in North Pomona today, and I have no idea when we'd ever elect to drive this far again LOL). PARKING: It's in a little strip mall, so there's an actual aboveground lot with plenty of free parking (at least I think it's free, I got dropped off so I didn't pay much attention). Overall, I would highly recommend this cafe to anyone looking to cowork in a cozy atmosphere for relatively cheap in the North Pomona area. It checks all of my boxes except distance from home. I hope this review helps someone, because I always try to find this information on Yelp about new places to visit and it can be very difficult to find! BATHROOM: I believe there are two single person bathrooms like not stalls just one bathroom. Cute art and aesthetic inside, there are hooks on the walls for your stuff. The air dryer was not very strong and there were no paper towels or seat covers, but other than that there was a nice faucet and cute nice soap like homey soap you'd see in someone's house, and the lock worked fine.

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

Tanaka sucks. The customer service is very poor. I ordered…read more 2 tickets online on Sunday 3:30 pm. Paid $60. They cancelled the water melon pick up tour without my knowledge. They never send us the confirmation mail and text the reminder information. We went up the counter, the people who are working there were unfriendly and rude. The customer service was very poor and hard to reach. They should rearrange us two seniors to another opening day even if it's another event like strawberry or any crop to replace it.

Grateful for the funky get down at the Ecology Center last night -- the music, the movement, the…read moreconnection, and the reminder of how alive we feel when we allow ourselves to be fully present. A beautiful gathering of energy, joy, and community. (~);}

Love to visit the Ecology Center!…read more There's a cute market/shop, a flower stand, areas to walk around and let the kids climb on logs and explore, and of course the restaraunt. Felt like we were sitting in Italy under all the vines and trellises. We joined for the sourdough pizza on Friday nights (this might be a summer-only thing?) Each pie was so good! All the ingredients and toppings are fresh, locally sourced, and you can tell! This is a VERY kid friendly place. Nearly every table had children - newborns and toddlers mostly. Only negative I have to say is that due to how popular the pizza nights are, we were asked to give up our table and as we told the manager that we'd leave in a moment he then pushed further saying that a party was waiting for our exact table right then. We got the message the first time :) I will be coming back here to eat again for sure. Very nice place.

My friend recommended this place to me, and I was amazed by this secret garden. The environment…read morewas so comfy. I feel I could spend the whole afternoon here drinking coffee and chatting with my friends. I ordered the iced coffee which was recommended by the Barista. She asked about my preference for coffee and suggested me a fruity flavor of iced coffee. The coffee had this citrus aroma for the aftertaste, very smooth. It was just perfect as black coffee without milk or creamer. When I order Iced coffee, I am always afraid of getting a bland taste, but not in this place. The color of the coffee was not dark but the flavor/aroma was there! UPDATE: This coffee shop is run by a non-profit organization that helps developmental disabilities to learn a living skills. I got to talk to the Barista today, and she explained to me the difference between 4 hand drip coffee. Here are my little summarized descriptions. Rwanda: Barista said this coffee has the most fruity aftertaste, but it's only when it's hot. Cold coffee kinda washes away the aroma. So try it hot! Ethiopia: This is the fruit iced coffee I tried the very first time. See above review. Guatemala: I tried this today. Barista said this one is slightly bitter yet with a good chocolate aftertaste. It was very minor of bitterness, and the way I describe the aftertaste will not be chocolate but more of the caramel (burnt sugar in Flan) My favorite so far. Colombia: Barista said this one has a stronger chocolate aftertaste. I didn't get to try this time. 來介紹一個讓我感動的地方。 入口是Good stewards church，進去之後靠右邊開，就可以看到了。 大家知道台灣的陽光洗車場吧！這個咖啡館是同性質的公益團體。他們會職業訓練一些智力和肢體有殘疾的年輕人一技之長，做咖啡師barista。 之前剛好外派在walnut工作，同事說要帶我去喝咖啡，但我們去之前還繞去附近買了午餐。我當時就想說同事怎麼會特別要帶我去間沒有賣餐點但還可以帶外食的地方喝咖啡，很好奇有甚麼特別的地方。 車程中聽了同事跟我提這咖啡廳的背景，就抱著有愛心的想法來消費。去到咖啡館，原來是一個教堂舉辦婚禮的地點。週間的時候就由這個seesaw公益團體承租下來開咖啡廳。是個室外的環境。既然是周末會舉辦婚禮的地方，想當然爾是很愜意很舒適的環境。 對於咖啡呢！我也沒抱有任何的想法，畢竟我是個麥當勞咖啡也可以享受的人。結果點咖啡時，咖啡師問我喜歡哪類的咖啡，她問我喜歡苦一點的呢？還是有果香的呢？我就隨選了果香冰咖啡，連名字其實都不知道.....她還告訴我她們的每一種咖啡豆都有不同的風味。我猜想這位應該是訓練師吧！很懂！！ 咖啡花了一段時間才做好，因為是現場brew的。我這一喝也才知道原來咖啡是除了我平常喝的假香料之外還可以有天然的滋味。 今天再次光臨跟咖啡師問了一下，以下是四種手工滴咖啡的介紹。 Rwanda盧旺達: 咖啡師說這款咖啡有更明顯地的果香，但是熱飲時才更能嚐到。若冰咖啡，會把果香沖淡。她建議喝熱的。那我就只得哪天氣溫遽降時再去試試。 Ethiopia衣索匹亞: 通常加了冰塊的咖啡會很淡，但我這杯顏色不重，咖啡味道很香很足。入口其實帶著一點點柑橘的酸(不是爛咖啡的那種酸)，之後吞下去嘴巴會留著淡淡的果香，非常的順。 我還特別留了最後一些加了奶喝喝看是否會搭。結論是加了奶之後就把那果香蓋掉了，所以不配。 Guatemala瓜地馬拉: 今天喝了這個。咖啡師的介紹是這款入口微苦，但aftertaste會有巧克力的香味。我個人嚐過之後呢覺得入口是有微苦，但不是正露丸、苦瓜那種苦，微微的，之後我覺得是像caramel有點焦糖的aftertaste。目前是我的最愛。 Colombia哥倫比亞:咖啡師說這款有比較重的巧克力aftertaste。但因為哥倫比亞咖啡很常見，所以這次就沒有想要試。 今天趁著熱，用身體親自試驗在接近100度的高溫下，室外的咖啡廳會不會讓人越喝火越大。結論，雖然在室外，但因為他們棚子實在是夠大，所以不需要靠心靜自然涼就很涼爽了。 今天坐在沙發上，坐的時候沒有一層灰飛起來，所以乾淨衛生上是沒問題的，也很舒適。 我想說推薦這個地方給大家，不會雷，不是所有做愛心的地方都是要蒙著眼睛花錢做愛心滴！價格也親民，而且其實環境超好的，很適合一群朋友在那聊一個下午的天。還有沙發可以坐。不過除了飲料可以買之外可能要自備糕點。

Like this cafe and its mission! I went to check it out for coffee with my To-Go lunch and to work…read morefor a few hours in the afternoon. The cafe itself is very clean, bright, spacious and there were plenty of seats by outlets with the USB charging port. The employees were so friendly and kind, and it's really nice to see the workers with developmental disabilities thriving in a positive work environment.

You can count on bountiful, beautiful food served by dedicated staff and volunteers seven days a…read moreweek.

Great place that is feeding the poor. I recommend them. If you have any extra food, bring it to…read moretheir rear door and they will make good use of it.

Plenty of things to see and buy. Manny deals, many vendors. I saw many vendors accept zelle…read more Free entrance, security at entrance. Self parking: parking lot across the street and street parking. They also have an Instagram account.

If you've never been to the junior foundation here in San Bernardino, you're missing out they have…read morea variety of different foods different street vendors. If you're looking for some great food this is the place also it's a/swap meet where you can find all your detergent or hygiene plus clothes really recommend you guys go and check them out

We stumbled upon this Farmstand when we were killing time before a performance at The Hive up the…read morehill on a Sunday afternoon. While we didn't buy anything because we were headed to a show and didn't want it to wilt in the hot car. We were pleased by the variety of offerings. Theodore favorite is rainbow chard and they had some for sale. The staff was friendly, it pay what you can with suggested prices and for those who can't afford veggies you can check out in a special line with staff assistance. I was delighted to discover this hidden gem and will be back to support them!

Our friends told us about this farm and we were honestly blown away. We were visiting North County…read moreand kept saying the whole time how much we wish we had a place exactly like this closer to us! The farm stand is absolutely adorable. I love the concept of making fresh food accessible to everyone and anyone. It's such a great mission. The highlight for us was the nature play area; my little one could have stayed there for hours. They've done a fantastic job creating an outdoor experience that's genuinely fun and engaging for kids of all ages. I also loved the "lead experiences" they host every hour. We joined the chicken feeding, which was a huge hit thanks to Daniel! We felt very safe throughout our visit, and the security team was incredibly helpful and a special thanks to Stephanie for that. We're already looking forward to our next trip back!

The Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center is about 15 minutes north of downtown Joshua Tree, way…read moreout in the desert near the Marine combat center. In the middle of this very rural area, sparsely populated and laced with dirt roads, sits this amazing oasis of desert energy and local community culture. Programs include First Saturday Breakfast cooked and served by an all-volunteer staff ($5). Delicious and you sit at community tables with super-friendly desert dwellers. First Tuesday Bingo is a hoot and there's a CAKE break for $1. In addition there's a USDA Food Distribution for low-income residents, a PTSD group, monthly board meeting and an incredible THRIFT STORE open during events. Rock bottom prices and new stuff all the time. Summers bring movies in the outfield screened against a cargo container. Come get a taste of the desert at a community center kept open purely with member funding. You'd be hard pressed to find another place as wonderful as the Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center.

I moved up here a few months ago with my long time bf and I dont really know anyone besides a…read morecouple of nice folk who have pulled us out of the sand and what not. Lol! I was told that they had stuff going on at the community center and thought we should check it out. So we went to the community breakfast that they have every first Saturday of the month. Im supper happy and pleased! Alot of nice people to talk to and a great way to get to know your nabors! Ill be going more often! Please excuse any misspellings thanks! :)

Great customer service. Different ice options and filtered…read morewater. They also carry dry ice in pellets and block when available. Clean and spacious parking. My go to when I need ice for a party. Prices are reasonable. Thank you

Very clean place. Friendly service. They fill your bottles for you and also sell any accessories…read moreyou'd need. I'd pay extra for the alkaline water because the tap water has a clean hospital water taste. I don't know how else to explain it. But if you like that sort of thang you don't gotta pay extra. Will be using them again!

The Wine Society served wines ( many choices) at the Orange County Fair every year. This year,…read more2017, was no exception. Want to try something new this is the spot.

This review is for the recent 2007 Orange County Wine Society Wine Classic which was held at the…read moreHilton Anaheim Convention Center on 11/4/07. I had to review it because it would have been nice to know ahead of time what to expect. I will make this short, because I already typed a long review and my explorer page closed...crap. Overall it was fun because I was with some good friends, but this was a sort of backward event...the food was better than the wine. There were a few good wineries that I tasted, most of which I already knew about, but overall a bunch of turpintine in a Riedel glass. Although I was outbid on a good case of wine at the silent auction, I did have a winning raffle ticket for a "gold medal" bottle of port. Can't complain too much. Notables: I knew he'd be there which was one of the main draws to go, but if you get the chance, try some of Kenneth Volk's wine...really great wine from the Central Coast. Trust me. Especially the Pinot Noir. Mad Mike's Gourmet Sausages - he was having a sausage tasting of some of his different types....pretty good stuff and we left with some. Overall, good time, but wouldn't go back.