A magical place and time awaits this Disneyland for gardeners. I'd be wanting to go for years and it was everything I'd hoped for and more. Be sure to wear proper clothing for this indoor and outdoor shop. This is an Urban Outfitters family brand shop. Urban Outfitters was founded in Wayne, PA. Accordingly this first Terrain location was an all out endeavor. And it delivers. It's a hygge spa meets gardening paradise. Plan to spend 30-45 minutes shopping and walking the grounds. Halloween and the holidays are the best here. And a stop at the cafe to your next visit. See website for more information. Free parking but come early on weekends and event days.

Wonderful food and ambience. Prompt service and many healthy choices. There is also a great store to pick up wonderful things for the house.

As soon as you enter the Styer Garden area you feel a sense of peace. The Terrain Garden Restaurant is Earthy and Gentle. Everyone who works there is so nice, It's a laid back scene. We brought our own wine and ordered a spectacular cheese board. All the food is farm to table and delicious. I would recommend this peace of heaven to anyone. We go there for all special occasions and the service is supreme.

Note that this review is for the store only. The review for the cafe part of the business is separate. I love the vibe of this place. Kinda rustic, kinda vintage, kinda fresh, kinda hip. I love nature, so the displays gave me ALL the feels. Everything from plants to gardening supplies to home decor to hats to candles to salves and lotions. It's errrrrything to me. Do you think they'll notice if I just live here after hours when the store is closed? I promise to be very quiet.

It's a very cute restaurant/ store / garden store, very aesthetically pleasing. We went for 2pm brunch (party of 4) on a chilly October Saturday. We sat outside and it eventually began to rain, we opened their umbrellas at first but they were able to accommodate us inside. Definitely need to make a reservation, they had mentioned sometimes they don't even take walk ins because it is so busy. It is a little pricey. Typical for $16-20 a dish. $4 and $5 drinks. We got a cheeseboard that was delicious and the server will explain each cheese. House made pickles were great. Everything there is farm to table, very veg forward. I got the heirloom shrimp and grits which was beautiful, but left me still hungry. Shockingly there were more shrimp than grits. Another member of my party got the harvest bowl and it was just a little dry for their liking even with a poached egg. I got their tea of the day which was hibiscus and awesome . Staff were all super friendly, helpful, and attentive. Awesome bread made in a terracotta pot, with house made rosemary butter

This is what I imagine Joanna Gaines makes Magnolia Farms look like. Everything here is pretty and IG worthy. In each direction you look there are plants, candles, home decor, and interesting items to look at. This is a good place to find a unique or beautifully packaged gift for someone. Yes, some items may be more expensive than what you can find online or at a local store, yet you're paying for the experience of shopping in a place that provides curated items for you to purchase. If seeing a package have words such as, "Crafted, Reserve, or Artisanal" bring you joy then this is the place for you. And if you don't want to spend money then that's ok too! People can still enjoy a nice stroll through the shop and garden to enjoy the asthetic.