The IKEA Plan & Order Point studio opens today at the Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley.
It is the second Central Valley studio design location. The other is in Fresno.
There are three such locations in the Bay Area in addition to full-scale IKEA stores in Emeryville, East Palo Alto, and West Sacramento.
There is no stock at an IKEA Plan & Order Point location. Rather, it is a showroom with all furniture purchased being delivered to your home. You can also order IKEA items at the Manteca location where you can also pick it up to avoid shipping costs.
Visitors browse the showroom and get inspiration and ideas for homes or small businesses.
They also offer one-on-one consultation services for kitchen design, bedroom and bathroom solutions, small space living solutions and more.
Even more restaurants
are coming to Manteca
JJ’s Asian Cuisine has opened in the shopping center anchored by Grocery Outlet on the northeast corner of East Yosemite Avenue and Northwoods Avenue.
In the coming months you will see the downtown openings of Sha-Sha’s Sweets Bakery in the 100 block of North Maple and Eliyanna Cafe in the 300 block of West Yosemite.
Manteca Crossings at Atherton Drive and Airport Way is getting ready to add Paris Baguette Bakery Café, Jersey Mike’s Subs and Nation’s Giant Hamburgers to its center where Chick-fil-A, Maverik, Dutch Bros, Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt, Crumbl Cookies, 88 BaoBao Handmade Dumplings, Mt. Mike’s Pizza, and Pokemoto Hawaiian Poke have already opened.
The Spreckels Retail Center on East Yosemite Avenue will be adding a Nektar Juice Bar, Club Pilates, and Poke Bowl.
Manteca Police cite adult for
for buying alcohol for under-age
Manteca Police officers and Manteca Police Cadets on Tuesday conducted a shoulder tap operation outside random licensed establishments in the city. The operations were conducted at off sale licensed establishments are businesses that sell alcohol that cannot be consumed on premises such as stores and liquor stores.
Shoulder tap operations are conducted by having a minor decoy stand outside a licensed establishment and ask patrons to purchase alcohol for them.
The crime is committed when the patron furnishes alcohol to the minor by any means: taking money from the decoy and purchasing the alcohol or just giving the decoys alcohol that the customer purchased on their own.
During this operation, one of the people contacted furnished alcohol to the minor decoys.
Police considered the shoulder tap effort a success because it shows the department’s operations and community education announcements are working to reduce alcohol being furnished to under aged people.
The Manteca Police Department conducts the operations in cooperation with a grant agreement with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverages.
The goal is to stop underage people from having access to or being furnished with alcoholic beverages.
The Manteca Police Department asks you to report any activities of underage people consuming, possessing, or being furnished alcoholic beverages by calling Manteca Police Department at 209.456.8101.
To contact Dennis Wyatt, email dwyatt@mantecabulletin.com
