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.

Visited with my husband before work for coffee and a few pastries. It was delicious. We ordered one…read morething but decided to sample more before we left. The woman behind the counter was helpful offering suggestions and telling us what was new on the menu that morning. The baker likes to experiment and I like to try new things. Win-Win! The clerk seemed interested in our feedback which implies they want to know what their customers like. We sat in the parlor in comfy chairs and enjoyed our visit in fact Blue Spoon made it difficult to leave and go to work. I recommend and will visit again.

Went back today for the same sandwich and soup that I ordered last time, but the experience was…read morelackluster. The bread seemed a little dry on my chicken salad sandwich, and the soup was very runny and bland. This place has great potential, but consistency is lacking.

Greensboro seems to do well with places to let children explore and run off some energy. I've been…read morewith the grands to the Science Center many times, and today was my first visit with them to the Greensboro Children's Museum. They have carefully and creatively designed areas for the children to explore. I was impressed that some of them are designed for the 5-year-old + crowd to create things to make them work, such as a movable pipe system to create paths for balls to go through. There were so many hands-on activities for the kids. A grocery store, pizza parlor, Postal Service, and Medical Center, are all designed to let the kids pretend to their heart's content. Kids seemed to love the transportation area, will full-size police car, fire truck, mail truck, EMS, and my personal favorite - the NASCAR race cars. The final area we visited (my son-in-law knew to make it the last thing) was the waterworks play area. Very clever water activities for all the kids and wisely placed dryers to dry wet hands (maybe some shirts as well!) Since it was December and chilly we didn't explore the huge outdoor activity area. Very nice museum for the kids!

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.

Angelica is a fabulous chef! We had a Cinco de Mayo birthday party for 35 and the food was…read moreincredibly delicious: beef empanadas, chicken tamales, chile relleno, Mexican street corn, seasoned black beans, and fiesta rice. For dessert: tres leches cake, churros, and Mexican brownies. Her homemade salsa, guacamole, and queso were delicious! She was very professional, friendly, kind, and reasonably priced. Communication prior to the party was great. I got many compliments on the catering and several guests took her business card. I would definitely use her services again.

We have been delighted with the lovely meals prepared and delivered to us by Chef Angelica. Very…read moretasty food pre-prepared so that only a few minutes are required to serve our meals. Chef Angelica's creative compositions allow us all the variety we could hope for. The quality of our lives has improved significantly as we enjoy her tasty and healthy meals.

Chef Cori Oram is a talented and dependable professional. She recently catered a dinner for 10 at…read moreour home using seasonal and local ingredients. She prepared an heirloom tomato salad, scallops and risotto with asparagus sautéed with pancetta. For dessert she made mini trifle cups with blueberry mango, lemon curd and fresh whipped cream. She was focused but also kind and engaging with guests. Everyone had a great time and I would definitely recommend her.

My loyalty is now with CR infused catering. With Todays world it is difficult to find a place that…read morehas a combination of good quality food and service. My family not only experienced great food with a beautiful display, the host were very welcoming and family oriented. Excited to say my family has a new go to!!!!

I absolutely love that this place even exists. I feel like it even puts Greensboro on the map in a…read moreunique way in the world of thrift shopping. As it is, this city already has a substantial supply of thrift stores. However, Reconsidered Goods does for the Three Rs what I have never seen any other thrift store do well to date. They likely came into existence as a way to cater to the low-budget art student crowd. They seem to have realized that there is potential value in everything. Literally. From the things you would expect to find for sale anywhere down to the things that are only just shy of trash, depending on your personal criteria. I particularly love the bucket loads of stationery and stickers, and the literal shelf loads of assorted random boxes. Your donations and your purchases all give back to the community in some way. They even have an entire maker space style workshop making up the back half of the building where I assume they also do trainings and workshops. And even their prices are so reasonable that a little bit of pocket change can go a long way. The only complaint I can even come up with is that they aren't open long enough.

What an incredible place! We walked in the door and our mouths were on the floor! We haven't…read morestopped talking about how cool this place is! In preparation for a Garden Fairy Farmers Market themed Grad party this was exactly what we were looking for! Trinkets, so many awesome pieces of material, chalk, pillows, yarn, tea cups, jewelry, treasures and so much more! The folks who work there a such rad gems! It's expansive welcoming to all! We can't wait for our next trip!