I love garden stores. Do you know that in the UK garden centers are such a huge deal that they ALL have popular restaurants. It's the in place to go for lunch with family,or to meet up with friends!
I actually prepared a post for today - from a visit to Europe a few months ago.
https://steemit.com/travelfeed/@dmcamera/the-naschmarkt-vienna-austria
I love the selection of fruit and vegetables at that market!!
I know. There were fruits and veggies from all over the world!
Thank you so much Diane! Garden stores are the best, aren't they? They actually are a huge deal here in the Washington DC area because they always have nice little Bistro that are Uber popular! I find it a nice place to meet up with people as we can peruse around a little bit and then stop for a bite to eat.
How sweet of you to do a post today and I look forward to reading it. Thank you so much and thank you for taking the time to visit and say hello, leaving your words behind. As always, I wish you a wonderful weekend.
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Oh, that's cool that they have the bistros too. I have not come across them in the USA. When people in Scotland say to meet at the garden center it almost always means they are heading out for a lunch or afternoon coffee. It has been big there for many years even in the smallest towns. We have nothing like it in our area!
They actually do on the Washington DC area and in Connecticut is that is where I am from originally. I love it! You are in Florida now aren't you? I've never seen them in Florida but you would think that that would be the best opportunity there!
We have plenty of great garden stores, but none with cafes or bistros. The big Home Depot in Atlanta has a self-serve restaurant I think, but it’s not quite the same, is it?
Noooo! I don't think so! :) But, it is better than nothing, right? Thanks again, Diane!
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