We booked the tasting room for our rehearsal dinner for our wedding. My husband worked with them…read moreand they were completely responsive and helpful! My dad gets to the venue the day of and we realized that my husband had given them the wrong date for the dinner. The venue scrambled and worked so hard to make a dinner for thirty people with no notice and it was amazing! We are so grateful for all of their hard work and willingness to cover ourselves in the mishap.

I've been to special events here several times. They host some of the best wine dinners in Oklahoma…read moreCity, and more casual events as well. The space can be rented out for your own private party, with catering from any of the Western Concepts (Lobby Bar, Musashi's, Sushi Neko, Coach House, etc). They have a large private room as well as a beautiful outdoor patio. They also have a beautiful working kitchen, which is home to cooking classes by local chefs, and has also been used for local cooking shows. I think a few local chefs have also filmed pilot TV shows for cooking shows here, since it's set up for that as well. The folks who work for Western Concepts are among the best in the OKC food scene. They are always trying inventive menus and will work with you to create the event of your dreams, within your budget. They recently catered an event that I hosted at Savory Spice Shop, just around the corner, and I loved the creativity that went into making the menu. Bonus of having events here: your guests have access to a huge parking lot, nice restrooms and a beautiful new entry hall. With Lobby Bar nearby, they can enjoy a drink in the bar before of after.

My family and I went on Dim Sum night...and it was fun, delicious, and a great time! Chef Gene is…read morea charismatic instructor and incorporates humor into his lessons. This is a perfect "date night" event and especially helpful for those wanting to improve their cooking skills. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Edible Adventures are 3-4 hour cooking classes led by expert Chef Instructors at Platt College…read more Have fun and learn to make incredible food! Classes include: Clean Eating, Sushi Madness, Date Night, Advanced Knife Skills, French Cooking, Chocolatology, Grilling, Smoking, Pies and Tarts, and more! You will impress your friends and family when you show them the culinary skills you learned in 1 fun night!

This store is amazing. They have just about everything. Staff were friendly and polite. Everything…read morewas very clean and organized. Had a great time shopping here and I will most definitely be back.

Williams-Sonoma is back in OKC at OAK! The store is open (along with Pottery Barn) in this new…read moreshopping destination. The store is pretty large and was jam packed with merchandise for the holidays. While WS can be pricey, their quality is good and staff is always helpful (at any location I've been in). I was able to find some last minute gift items that didn't break the bank. I just love to browse here and they have a great location in OAK OKC.

Date night at Sur La Table. Sur La Table is an upscale kitchen store that offers cooking classes…read more We signed up for last Thursdays cooking class featuring beef wellington, mashed potatoes, and broccolinni. We had a load of fun. The chef was great, the dinner delectable, and the couple we were paired with delightful. All of the hard work, the prep, was ready for us when we started, and of course we had no clean-up The mushroom duxelles is a French mushroom mixture made by finely chopping mushrooms, shallots, and herbs, then sautéing them in butter until the moisture has evaporated and the mixture forms a paste. The paste is then spread on the puff pastry that is then wrapped around the beef. Each cooking table (station) was occupied with two couples assigned per station. This arrangement is perfect for friends that want to enjoy the experience together. On the down side there is no seating, so be prepared to stand for two hours while you are cooking and enjoying the fruits of your labor, eating at the cooking station where you prepared the meal. The experience was fun and enjoyable, and even Jan who is an excellent cook, left with a few new tips. They allow you to bring one bottle of wine per couple. The cost was $100 per person.

If you haven't done one of the cooking classes yet you're really missing out. We just did our third…read moreclass and had a blast. If you're looking for a unique Christmas gift this is perfect. This class was a birthday present and we learned how to make Beef Wellington. Our instructor was awesome and made the complex dish very accessible. I will definitely be making this for an upcoming dinner. The schedule offers many different options from main course dishes to desserts and breads. There are even classes to take with your kids. We're so consumed by our phones that it's nice to put your phone down and just enjoy each other's company.

I am a adult student in the esthetics program. Francis Tuttle has a a lot of potential. There is a…read morehuge opportunity to learn but the teachers just do not teach. I've learned more from the am highschool esthetic teacher and she literally came in and talked to us for a hour. Our teacher will do 1 demo on a subject 1 time and throw us to the wolves. Everything is on us. If we have questions our questions aren't even answered correctly. I don't trust that I'm getting the right information so I have to resort to YouTube... Which is kind of insane in this field because we are literally working on peoples faces..... Once she teaches us the demo we are expected to practice on our classmates but if we are doing it wrong we'd never know because our teacher doesn't watch what we are doing ever. If you want to learn anything about lashes DONT COME HERE because we no longer can even practice tabbing on mannequins due to our teacher not knowing how to do it. This review was made in 2024 idk if anything has changed but I found this in my drafts and thought I should post it.

If you're planning on joining the adult esthetician program at the Rockwell campus, I recommend…read moregoing elsewhere. The instructor, Ms. Stevenson, needs to retire or be replaced. She barely teaches, constantly contradicts herself, and seems more interested in appearances than actually helping her students succeed. For example, she once tried to put a student on academic probation, which means you're considered behind and can't perform services. But that student had already completed all of her work. Only after being pushed to pull up the assignments did Ms. Stevenson admit the truth. She often doesn't know where her students stand yet is quick to punish. Her grading and rule enforcement are inconsistent. At the start of the course, she told us we could listen to music but not watch TV. Later, I was listening to music with one earbud in--still able to hear if she spoke to me--and she suddenly claimed music wasn't allowed. She dismissed me instead of addressing me respectfully. She bends or changes her own rules whenever it's convenient. When students need actual support, she avoids extra work. For instance, she refuses to submit student hours at 500/600 so we can test sooner and get work permits, saying it's "extra paperwork." That decision directly delays careers but she won't help. Her attitude is dismissive and unprofessional. She rolls her eyes when asked for help, forgets things, and refuses to take accountability. She once yelled at me for performing a service I had asked permission for, then laughed it off without apologizing. She only makes an effort when being observed by higher-ups--otherwise, she leaves us to figure things out through classmates or videos. She also creates a toxic classroom environment by talking negatively about students to others. Surveys we complete every few months only frustrate her instead of helping her improve. Once, she even yelled at a student for submitting a survey question about correcting their attendance name, even though it wasn't directed at her. After surveys, she's openly mad at students instead of reflecting on her own teaching. This isn't my first negative experience here. My first nail tech teacher acted the same way--disengaged and self-focused--before retiring. She even put me on academic probation and failed me without telling me, despite proof I was caught up. My second teacher, however, was amazing--so I know the program can work when the right instructors are in place. Now, with Ms. Stevenson, it feels like the same problems all over again. I've heard from others that she's been receiving poor reviews for years, which makes me wonder why she's still here. Students deserve a teacher who actually teaches and respects them. I don't expect perfection, but I do expect professionalism, support, and mutual respect. Instead, this program leaves students frustrated, unsupported, and constantly second-guessing their own progress. That should be a serious concern for anyone considering enrolling.

Review # 53 ThIs…read morereview is mostly for the OKC Turkish Arts and Food Festival, which was Sat, 6 Apr 2019, from 11am-7pm. Location: The Turkish Arts and Food Festival was held at the Rain Drop Turkish American Cultural Center, on 4444 N. Classen Blvd, OKC, OK 73118. The Rain Drop Turkish House, or Turkish American Cultural Center (RDTACC) is a white and grey building with some bright blue around the doors. There is an underground parking garage which is very run down. Some of the ceiling hangs very low, so don't park there if you have a tall truck or SUV. The ceiling is also caving in from rain, so this parking garage is very iffy! I ran over something crunchy and when I got out to look, it was cement from the ceiling. Festival: The festival was small, as the building inside is rather small, except for some rooms in the back part of the center. Admission was free, but if you wanted to buy anything, you had to buy tickets to make purchases. They had Turkish food, tea, coffee, pottery, clothing, jewelry, lights, bags, and other crafts available. The jewelry and pottery was very beautiful. Some ladies were making Turkish bread in the main center room where the food was set up. I bought a meat, rice, and salad platter; bread with meat pressed inside like a quesadilla, and some chocolate eclairs. I was then talked into buying two small pottery bowls I really didn't need by the man selling them. Overall it was something fun and different to do and get some Turkish food. Posted on 6 Apr 2019

I have been here several times over the years. They have fun activities and foods. Tonight was The…read moreTable of Abraham. We had excellent food with good speakers. I've been there on other dinners, gone to cooking classes, etc. I've even gone to meals at members houses. The whole point of the Rain Drop Turkish House is to bring together different faiths.

Easy to book an appointment with one call. The prices per item painted were fair, alrthough there…read moreare days when the selection is low, they do have quite the variety! my friends and i love coming here :)

Came on a Saturday with a booked reservation this was my first experience with clay and Hattie was…read moreliterally the best in helping out, talking us through it. She definitely gave the confidence needed. They also had so many things that were made out of clay it was really cool and you get to do three plates or bowls out of the clay. She did say it's take about 2 weeks for them to be ready