Wow! I can see why this place is booked months in advance. I finally got to try out the small group…read morecooking class and it was phenomenal. We did bistro bliss which consisted of cheese fondue and a salad appetizer, asparagus and fish as the entre, and chocolate profiteroles for dessert. The space itself is tucked in between some other local staples - Fishbones, Wahoo's, and Sticks & Stones. Inside though we sat at a long counter already set with cutlery and wine glasses. It is a small class limited to 8 people, and each of us took turns preparing one of the dishes. I got to mix the profiterole dough at the end and then plate them with chocolate sauce and ice cream! Every dish was delicious, fresh, and super fun to watch others prepare, season, etc. And there was plenty of wine to pair with the meal. Chef is super knowledgeable, authentic, fun, and entertaining. I would definitely do another class , I just hope I don't have to wait another couple years!

My friend invited me to a cooking class here and it was so much fun! The parking lot is extremely…read moresmall so find street parking. The teacher was so nice and served us wine. We reviewed the menu and each team took turns cooking. Everything was delicious! I enjoyed my time and can't wait to attend another class.

This is one of those places that you just have to know is here - they don't advertise and seating…read morefills quickly. It's an opportunity for culinary students to practice cooking and serving a wide variety of menus, and for the public to support their efforts while getting a great meal! Their normal schedule is Tuesday and Thursdays for lunch ($7) at 12:00 noon or Thursdays for dinner ($9) at 7:00pm during the months of February through April and again in September through November. During the fall they usually serve international dishes and focus on a different country each week. Spring is mostly American food. We've honestly never had a bad meal and really enjoy getting to know the students and hear about their future plans. Reservations: https://culinary.gtcc.edu/ They open dinner reservations on Thursday evening around 7:00 two weeks before the date and it stays open until all seats are taken. Only 45 seats are available at each seating.

Chef Natasha is incredible! Her sessions are great for groups! I scheduled this online cooking…read moreclass as a surprise for my girlfriend's birthday. And I told her to invite her friends and their significant others. Everyone had a fun time and learned a delicious recipe for margaritas and fish tacos! We didn't need a passport for this amazing recipe from Barbados. Definitely, a combo to try for your next date night. We can't wait to try Chef Natasha's "Jerk Chicken and Rasta Pasta" online cooking class! Book her classes as soon as you can because her events sell out quickly. After this experience, you will definitely want to share this with your friends and family!

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A Greensboro Classic, Fun for Kids and Adults Alike!…read more I've attended a few of the adult-only events (On-Tap, 90s Night) and a couple of standard visits to the Miriam P. Brenner Children's Museum, and they are always such a treat! It's so much fun to explore the exhibits without kids around and enjoy the playful, creative atmosphere. The museum was the first children's museum in the Triad and still features some of its original exhibits -- including the iconic big red chair, which is a total photo favorite! During regular hours, the museum is perfect for kids ages 0-12, with hands-on learning and interactive play spaces that spark curiosity and imagination. But my personal favorite -- the Neptune Climber XXL -- is definitely for all ages! It's an amazing structure that brings out everyone's inner child. I mean it is 2 stories high. The staff is friendly, the events are well-organized, and the museum continues to be a special part of Greensboro. Whether you're bringing little ones or attending an adult night, this place never fails to bring smiles and good memories.

Greensboro Children's museum is a neat experience considering it's quite different than the others…read morewe've visited in the triad. Inside you will find life size vehicles for children to explore such as a real fire truck, police car, big rig, race car and ambulance. They even have a section of an airplane for kids to sit inside. It's a great place for children to use their imagination and get up close to the cars and trucks they enjoy playing with at home. There is also a pretend grocery store, pizza parlor, play house, construction site and doctors office. The toddler area allows free play for littles and is enclosed. Another section of the museum also has a water station. Outside you'll find a garden with a mud kitchen, fruits and vegetables, as well as a chicken coop. The additional outdoor section is a massive climbing area with ropes for dayzzzz. The staff is so friendly and they just started implementing a frequent visitor pass. I believe after 5 visits you get free admission. You can get a punch card at the front desk. I thought that was neat, and also encourages families to visit again. It's the least stimulating museum we've visited and much more enjoyable than the Kaladieum in Winston salem which has TV's and screens everywhere. Though this museum is geared towards a younger crowd, it's nice that parents have a place to bring children that sparks imagination, creativity and can be a break from the constant exposure of electronics that younger kids are so often drawn towards.

Great place with excellent pricing and service…read more Thanks so much to Breece Schaefer for working me in at the last minute. You done an excellent job and keep up the great work !

They did a great job on my granddaughter keratin treatment . The stylist was very knowledgeable of…read morethe treatment and was able to educate me on aftercare.