Q: Like my fellow Yelpers, I love my food and if you want to make a delicious masterpiece, then you really can't scrimp on the quality. Quality is top on the list at the Earthy Food Market and everything is fresh, and chemical free ensuring that as well as cooking up something tasty, it will also be healthy too. Unfortunately, being healthy comes at a price and the fruit and veg' here is a bit of a mark up on your Tesco's own range but it does taste 10 times better so something it's worth it, especially if you're cooking a special meal. In addition to food they also stock cosmetics, soaps and other everyday items all organic, of course.

A: positive

Q: What a wonderful, warm and welcoming yoga studio! Come here to learn yoga or to really get into your practice. Be sure to try Yoga Nidra and pick up something eye-catching in the delightful boutique. STYLE: This place is perfect if you're a newcomer to yoga. Yoga Pura has beginner and intro classes to start you off right, improve your postures, or just focus on the fundamentals. The flow classes are a wonderful way to expand your practice, a touch slower and cooler than some other studios, with simpler transitions that allowing more focus on each pose. There are many hot, sweaty, fast flow places in the city, where it helps to know exactly what you're doing, but not nearly enough places to learn the basics and hone the craft. The studio concentrates on more than just the postures (shapes, as they say), and draws students' attention to the purpose behind them - calming the mind and body, strengthening mental and emotional endurance to prepare for life's challenges. There's a bit of chanting, they say Jai Bagwan instead of Namaste, and each class begins with a brief lesson - just the teacher's insight into some aspect of yoga theory, a suggestion of something to focus on while you breathe and bend into poses. Aside from the soothing atmosphere, the studio's classes are free to all current of former members of the US military. The owner, Eric Walrabenstein, is also the creator of the incredible BOOTSTRAP program, which is an absolutely free, at-home program for treating PTSD related to military service - and it's based on yoga techniques. It's inspiring to learn from a teacher with such a rich history and depth/breadth of understanding. CLASSES: I highly recommend Basics classes with Eric Walrabenstein (the inspiring studio owner), flow classes with Jen Brooks (lovely class, lovely voice!), or Intro series with Laura or Marta (they'll help you sort out which limb goes where). This studio also offers Yoga Nidra (guided meditation) classes which are absolutely transformative. If you think you can't get anything out of lying down, perfectly comfortable, and relaxing your mind for 45 minutes, you're in for an incredible surprise. It's one of the most beneficial forms of yoga, and it feels wonderful. I highly recommend it, and this is one of the few studios that offers it. TIPS: 1. Be a few minutes early: this isn't just a place to exercise, so it's a little quieter and more respectful. 2. Bring a hand towel - they don't offer towel service, and if you're anything like me, you don't need a hot room to break a sweat. 3. They have 3 nice bathrooms but no showers. Plan accordingly.

A: positive

Q: My review is solely on service. We paid $280 and they cancelled the show. They did not call to tell us. Then they refused to refund us saying ticket master should. Just based on their lack of care or empathy I would recommend not going.

A: negative

Q: I had a great experience here for my ceremony with my fiance! I would recommend anyone who wants a simple, professional and friendly service to come here!! Not to forget to mention we got a great deal with many memorable pictures to cherish for a lifetime :)

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positive