Surprised at the amount of bad reviews. I booked my kindergartener for a week of camp here for…read morespring break 2026. No one else signed up for most of the days, it turns out. I thought the owner would cancel the camp on me but she didn't! Thank God since I couldn't take the week off of work. My little girl went and had a blast. She went four days there, from 8:30 to 3. She thought the teacher was great. And I didn't have to pack her a lunch because she just ate what she made. Win!

Kids do not lie. This horrible instructor ruined Chinese NY for 6 kids that attended today's…read morecooking class. From my 9 year old niece today "Cooking class was the worst. The teacher was giving so much attitude."

I took one class years ago and didn't have the best experience BUT the customer service was so…read moreabove and beyond I was compelled to take a second class. We had an incredible experience with Shandra! My mother is vegetarian and most cooking classes don't cater to that. But this class left us full and happy! My mom really connected with her too. I have been eating the leftovers for days since she sent us home with so much food. I would love to take another league of kitchens class.

This was truly the most unique culinary and cultural experience that I've ever done!…read more I ventured to Borough Park to attend the Uzbek immersion workshop with Damira. She and her husband warmly welcomed us into their home and led us to a beautifully decorated table of what was described as a "welcome snack," but was actually a delicious feast in itself. There was Uzbek dried fruits, nuts, both sweet and savory pastries, and hot green tea. I loved the Uzbek raisins, which are bigger and juicier and just better than any raisins I've ever had! As we ate, Damira shared photos and stories of her family's life in Samarkand, an ancient city in Uzbekistan that lies on the silk road. Once we were all well-acquainted and nourished, we headed to the kitchen to cook the main feast. On the menu were homemade individual breads, spinach stuffed pastries, a spring cabbage salad, a cucumber potato salad, and a lamb stew. Damira was such a great teacher, demonstrating techniques before having us actively participate in the prep, cooking, and serving of each dish. She timed everything perfectly so that we had breaks and ate basically the entire afternoon, while continuing to engage us in stories of her home and culture. When we sat down for the final meal, the delicious food was somehow made even better from the meaningful connection we all shared while cooking it. The four and a half hour class flew by and while I didn't want to leave, I was very happy when we were each sent home with enough leftovers to last another two meals.

Upon entry we received such a warm welcome from Chef Armando. The all-inclusive beverages and…read morecomplimentary charcuterie were a really nice touch to start the evening, especially if you arrive hungry like I did. We started by learning how to make Chicken Marsala, then moved into pasta making (my favorite part). After that, we learned how to make fresh mozzarella, and finally ended the night with dessert: tiramisu. The entire experience was so fun and interactive. I especially appreciated how knowledgeable Chef Alex was about everything we were making. When I asked about the type of pan she was using and why, she gave such a detailed and thoughtful explanation, which I really appreciated. By then, we had definitely worked up an appetite! We started dinner with a delicious salad and focaccia bread, followed by pesto fettuccine made from the pasta we created ourselves. Then came Chicken Marsala with mushrooms, and ricotta-stuffed ravioli in red sauce, also handmade by us. One of the best parts of the night was the atmosphere. Cooking, eating, and learning alongside people you've never met before somehow felt so natural and welcoming. You genuinely leave feeling like you made new friends. If I had one honest critique, I do wish there had been more opportunity to personally season some of the dishes to taste, as I felt parts of the meal were a little bland for my preference. I also personally prefer softer pasta over a firmer al dente texture. That said, I completely understood why the pasta had that texture since we didn't have much time for the dough to fully rest and develop. I also think some light Italian jazz music playing in the background would have elevated the atmosphere even more and really taken the experience to another level. Overall, I had a wonderful time and would absolutely take another class. It's definitely worth it for the experience, the knowledge you gain, and of course... dinner! Also, we got home (with our left overs) and finally had the tiramisu... and WOW. It was soooo delicious. The ravioli and tiramisu were definitely the stars of the show for me!

had a great experience at this cooking class! chef paige and armando were great. I really…read moreappreciated the emphasis on teaching practical cooking skills, and the class was really accessible to all. I loved the fettuccine that we made and it was very fun to work the kitchenaid pasta maker. overall the food came out great and it was kind of them to provide takeout containers for us to take any uneaten food back!

I was here recently for an industry cooking class focused on learning to make several Portuguese…read moredishes. We started off with cocktails and passed appetizers before breaking into teams and actually preparing the imwnu items we were having for dinner that evening. Unlike many other classes we actually prepared and ate our dishes. Great for team building whether for work or friends/family

I went here for a work event and had a really enjoyable time. We had about 20 people or so and we…read morewere divided into two groups, each making a Louisville salad, some olive tapenade chicken and a chocolate and orange trifle. This isn't an intense cooking class, just in case you're wondering but it really can't be because it's designed as a fun group activity. Therefore, everything is prepped really well and with basic kitchen skills you and your team can prepare the food. I did learn a good onion dicing technique that I used the next day. In any event, our supervising chef was Ryan and he was great. Really energetic and helpful. There was plenty of work to do for all of us and the time went by quickly. When it came time to eat, we were all very hungry. I thought all the food was delicious. I was surprised at how generous the portions were, especially the dessert. Of course that didn't stop me from eating the whole thing. This was a really nice group activity and the staff there do a great job of getting things done so the program moves along without feeling rushed. Definitely recommend this for a corporate event.

Recently, my Girl Scout troop participated in a baking class with Cynthia. The girls had a…read morewonderful time and learned so much about table manners, the basic principles of baking, and how to set a table properly. Plus, the cake they made was delicious. The event space was lovely too. Cynthia could not have been more accommodating. I highly recommend her to host your next event.

Daughter had her 8th birthday party with Chef Cynthia and it was fantastic. Not only was the party…read moreand the baking fun it was educational. Chef Cynthia and her assistant were great with kids, well mannered and managed the 10 youngsters easily. All the kids and parents loves the unique party idea and are still talking about it! Well worth every penny.

The team worked together seamlessly, greeting customers and cleaning as they went. The place was…read morebright, cheerful, and smelled like butter and sugar. I tried their coconut macaroons and they were chewy, sweet, and toasted perfectly. Packaging was minimal but tidy and clean. I felt like a valued customer. This is how all bakeries should be run.

From the owner: Atelier Sucré offers activities centered about food…read more Chef Simon is a classically trained French pastry Chef. He and his team develop gourmet and fun activities with a turnkey service to our clients, private or corporate (events, team building). Our private classes were recently written up in the New York Times. Our services ether at the Studio Kitchen or at your place: - Hands-On French Pastry Classes - Private & Corporate Events - Family Friendly Fun!

Super cute in French café the drinks were yummy, but the croissants were the best moist made…read morefreshly every morning and that almond oh my God I could've had like three I didn't take a picture of the cookies because I gobbled it up like a little piglet so even their cookies were delicious

Cute little spot. Stopped here while waiting for a hair cut. Good food, quick coffee. Great…read moreambiance and beautiful location.

Wonderful place! Took our 3 year old son to there for opening day and they made wonderful summer…read morerolls with him. Beautiful decorations and calm vibe. Love it!

I took my two year old today and she was a big fan. We made zucchini noodles with pesto and…read moreavocado toast.

Chef Antoinette's pasta workshop I attended last night in San Diego was a fun, hands-on way to…read morelearn not only about pasta but healthy ingredients. Chef knows her stuff and brings a lot to the table. You won't be disappointed!

Booked the Italian Date Night cooking class as a birthday gift for my girlfriend, HUGE MISTAKE…read more Chef Jerry was rude from the start, yelling during check-in and then making us move seats for someone he said was his "friend". He repeatedly used explicit language, made inappropriate jokes, and even mimicked doing cocaine with grated cheese. We left within 10 minutes because it was that uncomfortable. The venue was also not romantic at all. It was basically a shut down cheap hotel breakfast bar, completely misaligned with a "date night" experience. To make matters worse, the company was slow to respond afterward and refused to issue a refund, even after acknowledging the experience was mishandled. Disappointing experience and poor customer service. I hope management takes this feedback seriously.

This is a total scam. The office in Syosset is in one of those HQ offices where people rent a room…read moreor 2 as their office space. I went there and the person at the desk didn't even know what I was talking about. Granted, it turned out that the person was a sub for the day. So I went outside and made a call. Couldn't get through to the Dr. Drove around Syosset for 20 min trying to find the place. Eventually ended up at the original location. Then comes the hard sell and talking about all the celebrities he has helped. I get the treatment in a room behind the reception area. The door was not locked. Anyone could have come in while I had the eye protection on and I wouldn't have been able to see. There was no decontamination of the red light pads. There was only 1 towel in there. I was totally disgusted. Then back to the room where, oh gosh he liked me so much I got a free body composition analysis. Then the final sell. $2500 for 12 sessions and supplements designed just for me.... although we never decided what I really was looking for. He wrote the 3 options on the back of a used sheet of paper. As soon as I could, I hightailed it out of there. He knew there was not going to be a sale and never contacted me again.

when I first signed up I had no idea really what I was in for. After getting full details I did not…read morethink this was for me because a I am not a meat or fish eater so was finding it difficult To manage basically 3 different proteins all this time. Well 45 days later I am slightly past my goal weight. The challenge was tough but mindset is what it is all about. Any questions I had, ai got a fast response. Thank you Dr. Fat loss I learned a lot about myself and how changing your lifestyle with food can be awesome