Myrna Anaya

A very pleasant experience, excellent service, many beautiful plants and a quiet place to invite your friends to have a delicious latte or frappé. They also have a great variety of sandwiches and croissants. 10 out of 10.

BRISSA ELENA MARMOLEJO - RUIZ

Very nice place, full of joy and a magnificent atmosphere, drinks 10/10 ☺️🩷

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Evelyn

This place is perfect for plant lovers. It offers a wide variety of plants at affordable prices, as well as accessories for their care. The space is inviting, both inside and outside, where there are even more plants to explore. Plus, it has parking, which makes visiting easy. The coffee is delicious, and the service is efficient; it arrived in about 10 minutes. Overall, it's a highly recommended place to visit and enjoy nature and a good cup of coffee.

+2

Aldo Carrillo

The place has a great variety of plants. The space is also very comfortable for enjoying a coffee or a cold drink. They have a seating area near the entrance with small tables, and the place offers free Wi-Fi, a restroom, and parking for about 12 cars outside. They also sell food there. If you bring your laptop, you can plug it into one of the outlets next to the tables. The staff were also very friendly to us.

+5

Brisa Gamboa

A very pretty, unique place, and they're very friendly. There's a wide variety of plants. We ordered coffee, nachos, a mango drink, and a bread roll, which was a bit stale, and there were a lot of flies in the place, but other than that, everything was fine.

Verónica

Very comfortable place, the tables are among the plants, I was surprised there were no mosquitoes. The service was 4/5, like any business, some are friendlier than others. You place your order via screen, then pay, and you receive a message about your purchase and when your order is ready for you to pick up. I really liked the horchata coffee, very good flavor. The prices for plants ranged from 50 pesos to more, very competitive prices. I don't think it's very easy to get around in a wheelchair since the aisles are narrow. I was only careful with the bathroom. When I went, it was already afternoon; maybe that's why it looked a little dirty (there was a lot of trash in the trash can). There's a rewards program. I didn't quite understand it. Very large parking lot.

Veronika Moreno

The place is very pretty, with a wide variety of plants and accessories that you can buy during your visit, all very attractive. Some tables are set among the plants, creating a charming atmosphere. Unfortunately, I couldn't try the coffee: there were no tables available. I tried to order a takeaway and was told I'd have to wait 40 minutes for my order. A shame. In the end, all I could take home were some potted plants.

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Jessica D.

The food is good. Very home-style, and the desserts are all Costco products. The coffee was weak, not like specialty coffee. But I loved the place. The plants are very affordable, and the place is super well-maintained!

+7

Rasiel AM

The concept is cool, the combination of the nursery with the cafe, and the ambiance is something new. It has a wide variety of accessories, plants (great for those starting out as a collector; if you already have a collection and are looking for something more exotic, it's not an option), substrates, pots, etc. I like that everything has a price and name, in the case of the plants. The place feels a bit cramped, but the tables between the plants make it cozy. Among the points for improvement: The service at the checkout. The woman in the white dress was a bit curt, not rude, but not with the kindness that someone providing a service would give. I thanked her, then just remained silent and turned away. She asked for your phone number to place an order in the cafeteria, and when she asked why the phone number was used to place an order, she seemed annoyed. I asked if there was another way to order without a phone number, and she just stared at me, with a somewhat contemptuous attitude, and simply mentioned her name. The prices are high for both drinks and food. Chai costs $85, and the 12oz version costs the same price. Popular cafes offer 16oz cups, and sandwiches with confectionery average $180, well above the market average. The most important point is that although they have a wide variety of plants, several are not in the right condition. They are etiolated (stretching due to lack of lighting; the last photo shows this problem). They lack someone with experience, the substrates are not suitable, and the prices are higher than any nursery. They are common plants that are easy to find anywhere that sells plants. Additionally, it feels very cramped to walk; there are spaces where only one person can pass, and you have to be careful not to knock anything over. The experience is fine; the flavor of the food is nothing exceptional or remarkable. If you're looking for supplies or accessories, it would be a good option. If you're looking for plants to start with, too, just make sure you choose ones in good condition. If you're looking for something more rare or exotic, you won't find it.

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Jossé Jiménez

If you plan to eat there, allow plenty of time. We went today to check out the place, and it was very nice, but it took them over an hour to deliver our order. I went to ask for a refund, but they refused because it was a card payment. The drinks were really good, to be honest, but we had to send one back because it had melted from being left there for so long. They need better organization or more staff. For now, I don't plan on going back.