Zach did an awesome job entertaining our Employees at our Company Christmas Party last year. He was…read moregreat at keeping the night flowing from the beginning to the end. Showtime DJ Services will be my first call next time I am looking for a DJ.

Zach is not only a talented, attentive and professional DJ but he is one of the nicest guys out…read morethere! Nothing about our wedding day went as planned and Zach just rolled with the punches to provide the music we wanted and had the dance floor packed the entire night! He literally had to set up his booth under a few inches of water on a piece of plywood. He did it, with a smile, and delivered above and beyond!!! I've been to several events that Zach has dj'd besides my wedding and all of those were nothing less! If you're shopping for a DJ you can stop looking! He's the very best!

John Wood is one incredible DJ. Our wedding was on a Sunday afternoon in the daytime--despite the…read morenontraditional time, he got the entire wedding up and dancing to the point where we asked him to play an extra 30 minutes to keep the wild party going, and he was nice enough to do so! He DJed both our ceremony and reception flawlessly. He has an easy upload tool to add songs you'd like (and also for the do not play list). We had some unusual requests and he had no trouble finding them. My dream for our wedding was to have a crazy daytime dance party, and it actually happened! I am so thankful to Music Masters for making this dream come true.

If I could give him a negative 5 star rating he would get it. Gave him a set list, only played 4…read moreout of 21 songs he admitted that before I questioned him about it. He single handily killed the wedding 3 hours early to where all our guests would rather hangout out side or leave the venue and not listen to "his expert picks". John woods is not a music master, your apple music or Spotify DJ will do 100 percent a better job. If you give him early 2000s music he will give you 1970s lame music. I wouldn't recommend him to perform for a crowd of deaf people. And if you ask him what happend he will put all the blame on you. plug your phone in you will have a way better time. We did tell you 3 times to fix it, you didn't seem to care. Good luck in the future for you. People wanted to go out and dance and party the night away but you made the night so lame they went out side. Even some people were yelling at you to let them plug there phone in cause they would've done a better job.

It was a breeze working with DJ Audeos for my wedding. The two most important things to me at my…read morewedding were music and food and I knew from the moment we confirmed him as our DJ that we were in great hands. He was very professional, comprehensive and thoughtful. My guests loved his energy and presence! Can't say enough good things about him. Fun guy = fun times! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

We hired DJ Audeos for our wedding out in the San Juans and the experience was 5 stars from the…read morestart! He helped us create a playlist to set the mood throughout the ceremony and reception. I didn't even realize how many songs we needed for our ceremony (when guests are being seated, song for the flower girl, song for wedding party, song for bride, recessional etc.) but Benny helped us organize and made things so simple. Everything played out perfectly and really set the mood for our ceremony. The songs faded in and out at perfect timing and was even able to incorporate our niece playing the piano for the recessional! Benny crafted a playlist around several key songs we requested which helped us put our personality into the night. He played every song that was requested by our guests. It was so much fun watching our family and friends jam out to the songs they loved. Benny kept the party flowing by feeling out the vibe of the crowd and catering to their style. Benny has all types of music so he'll be able to fit the theme of the party. He even had the Aunties and Uncles on the dance floor! Very easy to communicate with and well organized from the very beginning. He had great tips and advice to help us throughout the planning process, we couldn't have asked for a better DJ experience!

I was in charge of planning a celebration of life for the husband of a good friend, for 60 people…read more I hired the Unlikely Spaniard and boy am I glad I did. Not only was the food top notch (best paella I have ever had and I've been to Spain), but they were great to work with start to finish. They also provided appetizers, salad and bread, all tasty and presented beautifully. They cleaned up well before leaving. I can't say enough good things and will hire them again!

Preston was amazing! We hired him for our backyard post elopment party at our home. The appetizers,…read moresalad, and paella was SO good. He was easy to coordinate with, was helpful to make the menu with, and had great suggestions. Food was delicious, and he was so easy to work with. Would absolutely hire again. Thank you Preston!!

We hosted our daughter's wedding welcome party at The Manor House at Pleasant Beach Village, and…read moreunfortunately our experience was significantly diminished by both a major service failure during the event and, even more disappointing, the way management handled our concerns afterward. For an event of approximately 120 guests, our agreement included two full bars - one in the solarium and one in the Manor House. However, the second bar in the Manor House was never opened. As a result, there was only one functioning bar for the entire event, and the lines became extremely long. This was not a minor inconvenience. Guests spent a significant amount of time waiting for drinks, and I later learned that my husband--the father of the bride--did not have a single drink during the entire evening because he did not want to spend the celebration standing in the bar line. This was our daughter's wedding weekend. It was a once-in-a-lifetime event, and there is no opportunity to go back and redo it. To the venue's credit, they acknowledged that the second bar should have been open and removed the charge associated with that bar from our invoice. However, refunding a service that was never provided does not undo the impact the failure had on the event itself. What ultimately changed my impression of the venue, however, was how management handled a subsequent billing issue. Our final payment was late, and a 5% late fee of approximately $685 was assessed. I want to be very clear: I acknowledged that I had not carefully reviewed the contract and had not been aware of the late-fee provision. I was not arguing that the contract did not contain a late fee. What made the $685 fee even more troubling was learning that it had been calculated before crediting the substantial amount we had already paid toward the event, rather than on the remaining unpaid balance. Because the contract states that the 5% fee applies to the "amount due," I questioned that calculation as well. Separately, I explained that my husband had developed serious and unexpected health problems immediately following the wedding and that our family had been overwhelmed dealing with medical appointments and his diagnosis. I asked whether, given the circumstances, our prior payments, the substantial amount we had spent on the event, and the venue's acknowledged service failure, they would consider waiving the fee as a one-time courtesy. They refused. I then asked that the request be reviewed by management. Management again refused and characterized maintaining the initial 5% fee rather than allowing it to increase later as providing us with "grace." That response was extraordinarily disappointing. I fully understand that businesses have contracts and payment policies. But there is also a difference between having the contractual right to impose a charge and choosing whether to exercise discretion when a customer explains an extraordinary family circumstance--particularly when that same business failed to provide a material service it had contracted to provide during an irreplaceable wedding event. We ultimately paid the invoice in full. What has stayed with me most is not the money. It is the lack of any meaningful flexibility or willingness to exercise discretion once a problem arose. After spending a substantial amount with this venue for one of the most important weekends in our family's life, I expected a very different level of customer care. Prospective clients should know that our experience during the event did not match what we contracted for and, when we later asked management for reasonable consideration under extremely difficult personal circumstances, none was extended. For us, that has profoundly changed how we view The Manor House and Pleasant Beach Village.

The manor house is an upscale restaurant with reasonable prices. I believe it used to be a library,…read moreand the ambiance reflects that. Unfortunately, my boyfriend and I received very mediocre, perhaps even poor, service. My boyfriend and I are in our mid 20s, and we didn't order drinks. We could tell immediately that our waiter profiled us as low tipping customers. He was very short with us and didn't offer any explanation of the menu, which we could hear him doing with other tables. We also noticed he engaged other customers in cheerful conversation, which was lacking from our experience. We decided not to order dessert, and our waiter grabbed the menus off our table and walked away without saying anything. It was incredibly rude, especially after he neglected to check on us throughout our meal. We also noticed that we were the last table to be helped when it was time for the bill. He helped all the surrounding tables before us despite the fact that we were the first to finish our meal. As far as the food goes, we ordered the olive and almonds appetizer and it was quite good. The marcona almonds were tossed in oil and lightly salted and they were wonderful. The olives tasted like glorified olives from a can. I personally like canned olives so I was fine with it, but they didn't strike me as anything special. For dinner, I ordered the roasted cauliflower and quinoa. The cauliflower came out quite burnt. I had planned to ask that the plate be remade, but as I mentioned our waiter failed to check on us once the food arrived. My boyfriend got the butternut squash pizza and it was alright, but felt that it was lacking a salty aspect. Other than our waiter, the employees were nice. The gentleman who sat us and the woman who refilled our sodas were very polite. For a nice restaurant, the prices were reasonable. I was disappointed by profiling and lack of respect on behalf of our waiter. The cauliflower, on the other hand, was extremely over-salted.

We really appreciated having Rick Eckert on cello at our art reception! It made the evening perfect!read more

Megan and her team were amazing. I wanted a certain piece to be played just the way it was and they…read morewere able amazingly recreate it. They were even able to find a piper for the piece instead of a obo player. They went above and beyond and when the folks at the wedding heard their rendition, they go goosebumps. Highly recommend them. Thank you!

Love them! Literally can design anything you think of! The designer Dominic went above and beyond…read morewith building on my idea for my business logo and it came out perfect! Definitely recommend working with Drift Tide!

The owners of this company are two of the nicest people I've met in a long time. However, I'm still…read morewaiting for a follow up from them on their end. So in a few weeks, I'll be able to post a detailed review. Right now i'm on standby.

Heart and Soul is an absolute MUST if you live on or come to visit Bainbridge Island. Owned by one…read moreof the most creative people I know, this place has SO MUCH to offer! There are so many options if you want to come create a ceramic piece of art. Adults and kids will both have a blast with all the options they have to offer. Karey (the shop owner) is also incredibly thoughtful with all of the art options she has to offer in the store. So if ceramics aren't your thing, you can always try glass fusing, mosaics, etc. In addition to daily drop in offerings, Karey provides exciting camps for kiddos (both during summer and the school year), with an extensive offering of art options. There are plenty of kid nights planned throughout the year, which my daughter (age 7) LOVES attending! I have also had two birthday parties at Heart and Soul, and Karey worked with me thoughtfully to curate experiences that my children were beyond excited for. You won't want to miss a visit to Heart and Soul for an afternoon or evening of fun!

We had a lovely time painting ceramics at this little shop. It's very relaxed and there are many…read moreoptions for simple projects. It's fantastic for kids and there is also a tank with an axolotl for them to look at. The pieces were fired pretty quickly too, compared to other ceramics experiences that we've had.