Manny's Flowershop

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masi996

Joined 5 years ago

one of LA's best kept secrets for flowers. This is my first time writting a review for CitySearch, though I've used it to find outher neat things in LA.

As a savy spendor, I'm always up for getting the most I can for my dollar.

I stopped in to Manny's Flowers a decade ago and have since found the prices to be half of what is common on the westside. More importantly, the value I received (mix of flowers, size of arrangement, overall look & service) to be 2nd to none.

Busy times like Mother's Day & Valentine's were a bit of a wait; though, it's expected and these guys never dissapoint.

Through the years, on the busiest days, I've overheard customers state they have family who own flowershops yet they're buying from these people. I've also met customers from Pasadena, Whittier, Downtown even Santa Monica coming in because they felt it was the best value.

The 1st comment must have been based on an experience with one of the other local shops, as there are 3 with similar names (M**'s, *'s & M*****'s).

I've been buying my arrangements here for over 10yrs and plan on staying a loyal customer.

-masi

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vedado

Joined 7 years ago

***CREATIVE AND FRESH FLORIST***. Have used Manny's for years for business and personal events. Never have been disappointed. Occasionally used other florists only to return to Manny's. Their arrangements are always fresh and creative. Customers and family impressed. Other review mentioned Valentine flowers, the busiest day , not a good measure. HIGHLY recommend to anyone in LA county!

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fyb82199

Joined 7 years ago

Worst Valentine Day Flowers !!!!. My boyfriend bought me an arrangement of flowers from this place for Valentine's Day and it was nothing to what he had asked for. He paid sooo much money for the flowers and the arrangement was SOOOO SIMPLY that when he saw it he could not believe it. Never buy flowers from this place, they show you one arrangement and when it comes to the delivery of the product is really not what you paid for.