The Escape Game team completely exceeded our expectations from start to finish! After having a…read moregreat experience booking over the phone with Micah, our in-person visit for my boyfriend's 27th birthday was just as amazing. Lauren and Rayne were so welcoming, warm, and enthusiastic, you could tell they share the same passion and energy we experienced over the phone. They went out of their way to make the day special by giving us crowns, stickers, and even a personalized, handwritten card! They were super attentive, offered to take pictures for us to capture the memory, and invited us back the next time we're in town. The hospitality here is truly unmatched. We will definitely be back again to tackle the rest of the rooms with more friends!

I absolutely loved doing this escape room. This one was a 9 difficulty out of 10 but the puzzles…read moreand tasks were very manageable to figure out. My team of 7 did it with about 8 minutes to spare. All the employees were very friendly and helped us understand how it works etc. There were a few people in my party that have never done an escape room before so they had a lot of questions. It wasnt scary or I didn't feel like any of the puzzles were too difficult to do. Everything made sense. The room was well put together with a lot of though going into it. Id love to do this again sometime. Key tip: communication is key!

I can only speak on the kid's cooking class as I know the reviews are a bit different for the…read moreadults. When I walked in, we were greeted very friendly by the front desk and instructors. It was our first time and they made us feel extremely welcomed and invited. That's a HUGE green flag in my book. You want to be around people excited about their job and what they do. When I went to pick up my friend's kid, he was very excited for what he cooked. I got to try some of the pizza he made and honestly, the crust was better than a lot of the pizza joints out there and the crust I've made before. He's in the older class (pre teens and teens) and seemed to enjoy cooking with them. Afterwards, the front desk told us about the different classes and programs. We got the recipe for this week and past weeks so we can try them at home as some of the items caught my eye. He loved the class and will be going back. If your kid has an eye on cooking and wants to learn, I'd definitely sign them up here. It's always good to have some hands on help to ask questions and learn. Wish they had more classes and we missed out on sign ups for the summer. It's $40 a class or 4 weeks is $145 I believe. 90 minute classes. Since they already have the ingredients and everything, it's worth the price.

Our first time trying a cooking class here and the kids had a blast making crepes! My son…read moreabsolutely loved it. He actually ate every single one he made.

Easy to book! I chose a cat painting. And a host was sent to my home with all the supplies needed…read more She gave a step by step guide on how to paint. We all had fun doing our own interpretation of a cat!! We high recommend!

Oh my GOODNESS!! Paint the Town was the perfect idea for my daughter's college graduation party…read more The ladies from the company were so friendly, kind, generous, and oh so easy to work with! The Artist came to our house and was such a kind and patient Instructor with those who are not gifted in painting (like myself). I would recommend this business for any event! I loved that she came to our house to host the event! What a blast! Thank you for making this graduation party one she'll always remember !

Terror-ific escape room! + Already an escape experience…read morewithin initial moments at the venue. First, you solve the puzzle of figuring out where to park. + Jokes aside, once you find the unassuming exterior and unlabeled entrance to the escape room, the staff slips a note through the front door for you to read before commencing. Ominous! + The actor(s) played his part well! Giving hints through a creepy baby doll, a jump scare ghost, and a well-dressed host congratulating us at the end. + I liked the hel-evator. Haptic, immersive ambience. ooh~ . Turns out their two locations 109 E Third St, Pomona and 270 S Garey Ave, Pomona are simply on opposite sides of the same building. . No front street parking, but free parking in the rear parking lot or nearby alleys. - No restrooms. No basket to keep our belongings.

We have done over 50 Escape rooms and this was to be our first interactive room. Liz was amazing…read more Her humor came out in the game many times and it was just scary enough to finish. We did The Exorcist right after and that was another level. again Liz brought it home!

You have attempted to contact me? How??…read more Lies just like your response to my review. Maybe understand that your staff is rude and fix the problem.

My girlfriend and I recently rode Baja with Bruno and a large group on buggies and on bikes. We…read morehad a thoroughly enjoyable experience. From the meetup in Ensenada (we were already there) to the drop off in San Diego 5 days later, the trip and adventure were top notch and a great experience. First off, a word about Bruno. He is truly a guy who is enthusiastic about what he does, and super concerned about your experience. He loves the Baja experience and it comes across in the way he speaks about everything involved with it. He has a big infectious smile and an enthusiasm that is contagious. He listens to questions, he seeks to know about your concerns and he makes sure you are comfortable with what you need to know. He loves motor sports and vehicles of all types and he loves to talk at length about what you are interested in. He likes to hear about your life and interests. He made me and my girlfriend feel like even though we were relative novices, we were interesting to him and we mattered. The crew that worked with Bruno were also beyond great. From an hour before we arrived at breakfast every day, you could hear the engines of the bikes and buggies being warmed up and checked by Javier, Ernesto, Tyler, Ricardo and the guys. They never stopped working to make sure the equipment was ready to go and that we had everything we needed. I can honestly say that the attention to the guests and to the equipment was way beyond what I expected. Whether it was a need for coffee or an adjustment to the headsets, we never were left wanting. These guys were on their game all the time. Every time we stopped on our rides, the guys were on top of any needs anyone had or any vehicle had. Perfection as a group! We did around 500 miles with only a few minor mishaps or problems. One rider took a header over the handlebars due to deep sand, and a few bit the dust with only damaged pride as a result. Blisters and fatigue were the main challenges. As to we buggy drivers, the cars worked flawlessly and were a blast to drive. From 70 mph on dry lake beds to navigating high elevation switchbacks, clearly designed and engineered by billy goats, and to every type of cactus covered, sandy desert terrain imaginable, the cars were great and had no issues. One thing about all of this to know, at least from my perspective is: Bruno treats the guests like adults. In the United States, it seems like people always mess up a good thing. They wreck cars, they shoot themselves, they fall off high trails, etc. The thing is, they do stupid stuff that it takes restraint and care to avoid. I've done my share and continue to do so, but that is on ME! We don't need rubber bumpers around trails, governors on cars and bikes and long lectures about driving behavior and restraint. Bruno gives enough safety info to educate the riders/drivers about hazards and liability and then assumes we are adults and we want to live and also we don't want to buy him a new buggy. I hate when people ruin good stuff for others by doing stupid things. In the States, we would not be able to haul butt over crazy terrain and do stuff on the edge of sanity just to have fun. (ok, you can, but it is tougher to do.) People would hurt themselves and then sue someone because they messed themselves up. Go Baja Riding assumes you are an adult human and want to live and proper and therefore won't kill yourself or wreck the equipment. Accidents happen, but it isn't the fault of anyone but the individual. The ability to take this trip, get into these high powered cars with crazy suspension and 5 point harnesses and haul ass across the desert is a gift that may not be with us forever. I may have scared myself and my girlfriend (Sorry Baby) several times, but that makes it all that more memorable. I don't need a baby sitter like some lame cruise ship tour, I want to push it a bit and risk my wallet and my health to what I consider a sane level. With Go Baja Riding, we get to do this. Bruno recently injured himself a bit, and thus, wasn't able to ride bikes so he lead us in the buggies. He takes the lead and goes fast enough and has us give enough space so you can go as fast as you can without sucking up too much dust or having to slow down for his car ahead. He leads the trip properly and alerts the group behind of hazards and challenges ahead. Washouts, dogs, oncoming traffic, Baja 100 pre-runners, whatever he saw, he alerted us to. The driving portion of the trip( like the rest) was superb. I had no issues with it at all. We raced up sand dunes, buzzed along the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean and across every type of desert rock and sand base you could think of. The views and vistas were unbelievable and are worth the cost themselves. Now to the other things that matter on a trip like this to me....... Meals and accommodations and peripheral stuff. To be continued....

Amazing, Melanie is great! The best instructor! Highly recommend Color Me Melo Studios! The studio…read moreis great, many laughs! Celebrated a birthday here, definitely coming back

I planned a paint party for breast cancer awareness and it was Fabulous! Even the absolute…read morebeginner enjoyed themselves and left with a piece that they were proud of. Melo was very patient and helpful to all my guests and even went out of her way to help one that didnt want to paint with the rest of us ( she is no longer invited to anymore of my events) Melo was very professional and always has a smile. If you're looking to have a paint party. You will not be disappointed!

Thank you Do Good Bus, Rebecca and Bianca for making my birthday fun and fulfilling! In honor of…read moremy milestone birthday and wanting to find a way to give back, I came across the Do Good Bus and quickly reserved my date. Rebecca was responsive from the get-go and she and Bianca were amazing hosts on the bus. With my group coming from different parts of my life, they did a great job with ice breakers and getting everyone chatting with each other. It helped set the stage for everyone to work together on our community service, which was supporting EnrichLA with some gardening at a middle school. Definitely a unique activity where you have fun giving back. Go for a ride!

I have absolutely nothing bad to say about Do Good Bus! From the start, this was the best volunteer…read moreand team-building event I've been apart of. I'm always very hesitant when working with new companies because you just never know what can potentially go wrong--and the pressure is just that much more intense when you have 10+ staff members involved. So I'm very happy that Rebecca and her team, Lindsay and Andrew, were able to put together this amazing event. Rebecca really understands how to bring everything together, from the initial planning stages to the introduction/start of the event + during the event and bringing it all together at the end. They're all very professional and have a lot of experience in this. Even the team-building activities/games were fun (not too geared towards extroverts, introverts will enjoy it as well). There was a miscommunication with one of the locations we were supposed to stop by at, but Rebecca was very professional and had an alternative option already planned (which turned out to be an even better stop). Everything still went smoothly and we got back to the office early. I can't imagine how much more perfect the day could have gone. I highly recommend all businesses take advantage of Do Good Bus. It puts so much ease on the planner because you don't need to personally reach out to organizations about hosting an event. I would most definitely choose them again to host a future event!

Yummy mixology drinks Had a great time with my cuñada and…read moreprima. We were painting cute ornaments for the holidays.

Attended the Sip & Paint hosted by Kandycocktail events in the Life Arts building on the second…read morefloor. I was expecting an experience similar to the Purple Easel in Ontario where you an have instructor guide you on how to paint a disco ball and cocktails are provided. I left with what Cher from the film Clueless would describe as a "Monet" of a painting and feeling disappointed and scammed out of $50. DISCLAIMER: If you are not able bodied or if you have leg issues, back issues or buttocks issues, this event is not for you. This building is old and I didn't see an elevator. Also, you are sitting on the floor on a cheap throw pillow. I've seen cute charcuterie events at the beach and they provide better seats than this. The flyer does not mention any of these things. For the painting , we basically self taught ourselves how to paint these disco balls. I referred to the You Tube video provided by Art with Mrs. Hibbs called, "Learn how to paint a beautiful and sparkling disco ball." HOW I FOUND OUT ABOUT THE EVENT: I do not follow their social media, just went in blind because my sister and her friends were going and thought this would be a cute event on a Saturday afternoon. I did checkout their social media page after I attended and saw this is the setup for all the events, criss-cross apple sauce on the ground. THE EXPERIENCE: I climbed 2 flights of stairs and arrived to like a studio apartment from the 1920's and in my mind said, "OH HELL NO..." when I saw we were sitting on the ground for this. When I arrived there were thin wooden circles on the table and I asked how to do this and my sister started showing me kind of how to trace the lines on the wood. I asked her where the teacher was and she said she's making the drinks. Turns out everyone else was clueless as well because the party to the right of me were all questioning each other and looking around too. I found out later, that in the first 15 minutes I wasn't there, the girl put minimal effort into explaining how to paint and offered to air drop or text instructions to my sister and she just text her a photo of the finished product, not how to trace the lines or paint it. Thus, I looked up how to do this on YouTube , but then my phone died 15 minutes later. So we're all winging it and drawing lines every which way and all the while the two female hosts are making cocktails and chatting it up with each other like they're in the back of house at a busy restaurant, but they were literally feet away from us in a makeshift kitchen in a tiny studio apartment so we could hear them talking about nothing. Also, there were about 12 of us total and they prepped no drinks ahead of time and spent most of the time just making a batch of craft cocktails and not really mingling with the guests or guiding us on how to paint this disco ball. At some point they brought out popcorn as the appetizer? I mean, $50 and you're going to serve popcorn on a plate and that's the light snack? GIRL BYE! I could've just done this in my garage with sushi from Sam's Club, or charcuterie from Aldi and cool snacks from Trader Joe's. I don't even think they microwaved the popcorn on site?! What I learned from this experience is that this was about the sip and not the paint. I'm all about supporting small businesses and exploring different communities but this event lacked intention and thought and the vibe fell flat. It wasn't giving and also the hosts were too busy making cocktails, passing them out then sitting behind the makeshift counter and either talking to each other or being on their phones. One of the girls came out towards the end and asked how we were doing then proceeded to lie to us and say our paintings were beautiful. The interaction felt forced and insincere. I only liked one of the cocktails and I couldn't even tell you the name of it. It was the one without the pineapple foam. You're better off meeting your friends and new people at a bar in downtown. If you've been to any of the SlowJamz Vinyl & VIno events in downtown L.A., then you know what it's like to go somewhere and meet new people easily and vibe and a major part of that is having great hosts that encourage mingling and get the conversation going. No amount of alcohol, drugs or trendy decor can replace that.