FAQ & Parking
FAQ
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We love beginners, and you’re welcome in all of our classes. If you want to start slower, catch a Slow Honey or Honey Restore class. Just start with our New Client Special and we’ll take good care of you.
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We offer flow or “vinyasa” yoga, restorative-inspired yoga, sculpt classes, prenatal, and baby-and-me classes. Read more about our different class styles here.
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We have plenty of street parking around the building. Read more below!
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Wear something comfortable you can move in! Regular athletic-wear is great. Bring your favorite water bottle and a yoga mat if you have one. We also have mats for sale and a few spares you can borrow if need be!
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For all membership changes including pauses, upgrades/downgrades, and cancelations, click here.
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We love talking to you! The best way to reach us is text and if you require a phone call, just let us know and we’ll arrange to have someone call you! 619-458-9444
OMG parking!
Everyone's favorite pain in the 🍑.
Here's a few tips, hints and hacks to help.
On El Cajon
In front of the studio on El Cajon, there's often spots right out front between 50th and Winona. You just have to be willing to parallel park. Don't be afraid. We believe in you.
Yellow Curb
There's a yellow-painted curb right in front of the fruteria (across the street from Honey's main door on Winona). According to the City of San Diego, you can park in the yellow after 6 pm everyday and all day on Sundays. It is always your responsibility to double check the city codes and the signage. Also, if you're parking in the yellow, please pull all the way up or all the way back so that another car can fit in there with you!
Green Curb
Green curb: outside our main entrance on Winona, there is a green curb. The sign says you can park here only for 30 minutes until 6 pm (at which point you can park longer...). So if it's 5:40 pm and you're here for the 5:45 class..........do the math! Again, be mindful of fellow parkers, leave room for another full car whenever possible!
Remember...
As is the case anywhere in this country, please don't park in the parking lot of a business you're not patronizing or a residence in which you don't reside. Also, you're responsible for your own parking adventures. These are just some things we've learned in our time here on the Boulevard.