Rolling Greens DTLA

On the Grid : Rolling Greens

"Welcome to plant paradise! What HD Buttercup is to furniture, Rolling Greens is to plants. It’s hands down one of the best nurseries in the city. It’s become our go to for our indoor & outdoor greenery needs. We’re pretty sure if you’re looking for it, they will have it. But even if you're not planning on buying, the relaxing atmosphere and outdoor areas alone warrant a visit." - Rapt Studio

On the Grid : Rolling Greens

"One of the most beautiful ways to shop for plants and various home thingies. In an old auto mechanic's shop, this place is picture perfect. The place to go to add some green to your home, buy a gift, or just get inspired." - One Long House

"Rolling Greens in the Arts District (there are also locations on Beverly and Jefferson) is a city within a city, but greener. Two acres of flowers, plants, and home décor ideas hug the Los Angeles River—and we can’t get enough of this place. The former scrap-metal yard is the perfect one-stop shop to kit out your house and yard with Cali-appropriate plants, pottery, and gorgeously rustic pieces. There’s a cute café on-site because mulling over rosebushes and landscaping conundrums with Rolling Greens’ designers is more fun with a cappuccino to sip. We also keep the cavernous entertainment space at the back of our minds for friends hunting for a beautiful wedding venue or event space."

A Massive All-Day Cafe Grows Inside a Working Arts District Garden | Eater LA

"I'm excited to see Rolling Greens growing even deeper roots in Los Angeles with a gigantic new Arts District flagship that will operate two full acres of growing area, event space, and an all-day cafe. Known as an upscale nursery and events space with existing locations in Culver City and along Beverly Boulevard, they let curious shoppers choose their own cultivars after speaking with knowledgeable staff or stay for an evening learning session with a glass of wine. The new Arts District site goes all-in on food and beverage with a standalone daytime/evening dining space focused on small plates served alongside beer and wine, a 1,760-square-foot sunny deck, roughly 10,000 square feet of open-air event space, and rows of fruit trees and other plant life. Reps say the greenhouse and growing operations will open first in early May, the restaurant will likely arrive mid-summer, and with two acres at the corner of Mateo and Bay (a block from Bestia) it's poised to transform the neighborhood by fall." - Farley Elliott