About half a mile from our apartment sits a lush, exquisite, and slightly hidden nursery. Most have never noticed it, and some have no idea what is behind the sign with the quirky phrases.
It is to die for.
Thompson & Hanson built the nursery / landscaping business with a little shop at the front filled with home decor and unique pieces, but the secret weapon lies on the other side. A quaint cafe was added to the back of their space, and there Tiny Boxwood's sits.
It is at the top of the top of my favorites list, so naturally I treated myself to a bite there on my birthday.
The elegant shabby-chic design gives me the undeniable itch to rummage through a Pottery Barn catalog.
Grab a recycled wine bottle of water from the fridge at the front, and pick a spot if you can find one. This was the only time I've been to TB when there was not a line snaking out the door. But, if you do catch a line, a complimentary glass of lemonade will be waiting for you.
Mosey in on a lazy Sunday for brunch and have a rich cup of self-serve coffee accompanied by a delicious quiche or breakfast pizza, or grab an iced tea and stroll through the nursery itself. I dare you not to take home a pepper plant.
And if you're stopping in during their wine and cheese hours (3:30-5), might I recommend the Terra Rosa Malbec and the French Picnic with a side of Real Simple Magazine.
Delightful.
i looooove tiny's! their sangria = to die for. seriously, amazing!
ReplyDeletelove love love love TB. so glad you got a super cool haircut/TB treat for your birfday!
ReplyDeletewhat city is this in...we are taking a texas road trip (from northern california) this spring and i think i might need to add this cafe to the list of must sees.
ReplyDeletei'll third the love of tb. i'd eat their pizza or quiche any day. or everyday. so good.
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