Wonderful and caring massage school and clinic. Great staff and instructors who are passionate…read moreabout their students.

I've donated gallons of blood for 30 years, and had a really bad experience with Red Cross…read moreyesterday. It all began when he asked me to lay down on a table wet with disinfectant. Then he stuck my big beautiful vein and managed to get air in the line so the blood was contaminated, bruising my arm and dismissing very quickly. Very bad and I won't be donating to the Red Cross again.

Donated power red today in Prescott. Working on 18 gallons. Kylee the screening gal did a great…read morejob. Very kind and professional.

You can get a haircutter who is ready to graduate and very good for a trim if that's all you need…read more The price is definitely right! Jeanie

I've been going here for a couple of years now. Never had a bad haircut. That said, many of the…read morestudents don't seem to know what a "regular men's haircut" is. I often have to describe what ir is that I want.

We are a hands-on cooking school located in NE Mesa. Our classes are small and we focus on making…read moredishes that are simple, but are wonderful. You won't believe what you are capable of making. Visit our website for our class calendar or contact us to schedule a group class. You will be glad you did.

I have taken several classes with KitchAcademy and without exception, have not only learned what I…read moreneeded to learn to be succu, but also had a really fun time with Chef as well as the other students! My guy had even attended some of the classes with me and they are a really FUN date night! If you are looking to learn some new skills or just gain confidence, don't hesitate to attend! We have brought the recipes and skills home and have made homemade pasta (it's fun cuz you can stuff it with anything you like!) homemade pizza at home - WAY MORE BETTER than take out! Try it! You won't be sorry!! Chef has a real calling to teach and she is VERY good at it!! Plus, you'll meet new friends and some good laughs as well!!

We have taken a couple of classes, the sushi and the empanada classes, and we really enjoyed the…read morehands on training that we got from Chef Kristina. Her patient training and the resource materials that she gives the students, enable us to be confident in recreating all that she teaches. We enjoy her classes and we are scheduled to take her chocolate and her fondue classes coming up.

Beware, online reservation system does not work! I booked a massage on March 26 for my trip to…read moreArizona only to show up to be told they were booked. This after receiving a email confirmation. They told me they had been trying to reach me, but when I went through my phone there were no Prescott numbers and no messages. Very disappointing!

Very poor communication skills, and that's important for a school. Was I looking to attend massage…read moreschool? No, but I applied for two different job openings and never heard back from them. Oh, wait, I did hear back from them and had one interview with them. Where I was labeled with a nickname and mocked. I found it entertaining, yet very unprofessional, especially coming from two campus directors. 'Mr. Persistent' was my nickname, and during the interview (In person and via video with Laura, the campus director down in Mesa,) was mocked because I called them back a couple of times to see if they were interested in my skills for their job openings. (Thus Mr. Persistent, as they were to lazy to contact me.) Wow. Come to school here, get a nickname AND get mocked! I'm sure that's what you want from a school of higher education and their administration! Well, at least the mocking was to my face and not behind my back. Laughing. This campus director down in Mesa should be terminated immediately, in my opinion. Creating nicknames for people and mocking them sounds like a lawsuit just waiting to happen. Regardless, to this day, I've yet to hear back from anyone in regards to the two positions I applied for. Guess 'Mr. Persistent' wasn't persistent enough! Don't throw away thousands of dollars at a school where the administrators may nickname you and mock you. Unfortunately (I think) this is the only massage school in the area, so you're kind of stuck.

Very Unprofessional. I paid in full for my course ($1360)…read moreand almost 2 weeks before the course I could not attend due to unexpected life events. In the paperwork they give you it clearly says you are entitled to a refund. However the owner is refusing to give my money back. She has lied to me during this whole month telling me they were going to give it to me back now she is telling me they are not. The man who works up at the front desk told me they have no money in their company account! Scary... If you are a college student at Yavapai college. Please do not go here. That's what I am I am just trying to get through my nursing degree and these people have been a complete nightmare. I am working on getting Yavapai college to stop recommending this school.

I took this class august 2016 AMAZING instructor mrs. rosie…read more learned a lot she was very detailed and prepared me for my state test. If you are ready and motivated this is the class its 3 weeks so very fast its a lot to take in but 3 weeks of full dedication is worth it!!

I made an apt for my niece & I for mani-pedi's. My niece had a very good technician as she was…read morepolished & professional. I wasn't so lucky. My tech. was sloppy, unprofessional, unkept, and provided poor services. Her nails weren't polished (just natural) which is fine, but they were dirty. It could have been hair dye underneath, but they looked dirty. ??? We had pedicures first. They sat on the floor!!! I've been to many schools for treatments & NEVER had my tech on the floor. It was very uncomfortable for me to put my feet on her knee - as well as tacky. The whole experience was "low rent"! If you were at home with a friend, maybe you'd sit on the floor - but this is supposed to be a school teaching them to behave professionally!!?? The massage part was pathetic. On to the manicures.... They rolled up the tables to us - never plugging in the lamps to see properly & do a good job. Every time she leaned in to work on a nail her shadow made it dark & hard to see - hence my very poor nail polish job. It's terrible! She didn't dress the table properly - my nieces tech put the towels in her table set up as instructed providing good support for her clients wrists during the service. I had to ask for a towel to fold up under my wrist for proper support. My tech talked a lot - and when she talked she stopped working. Very uncomfortable & awkward - although I think she was oblivious to how I felt. She talked so much that she skipped the massage. As she started applying polish I looked over at another person & she was getting a hand & arm massage and I said to my tech - isn't a massage included with a manicure? Ugh!!! I also was very dissaopointed in the teacher. She never inspected her work or asked me how my experience was and if I was satisfied or had any feed back. What's going on here? Not much teaching on professional behavior & appearance! I will not go back. I'm sticking with Empire on Goodwin St.! I also asked the technicians about facials. I asked if they did European or Spa facials with the steam, etc., etc. They didn't know. I've looked on their website after my visit & see that they do have them along with many other services I would have liked with my mani-pedi, but wasn't offered or informed of. Such as a more moisturizing manicure for the same price, nail art - that I even mentioned to my tech that I liked but since she said nothing I assumed they didn't offer it. It was just a bad experience and the best way to describe it was very low rent. I've had wonderful, luxurious treatments at Empire & other schools over the years. This place needs to improve tremendously!

I came here to have my hair dyed and to have a pedicure. I've never had a problem in the past…read morehaving it professionally dyed, done at home, or done at a school. The student doing my services seemed a little unsure even when I pointed out the exact shade I wanted in the book. She had consultations with her instructors several times. The end result wasn't even close to good. Many of the areas had almost no color change, with some chunks showing some color change, but no where near what I had asked for. (I have light brown hair naturally and I was looking for a deep reddish purple tone.) After it was done processing and she had shampooed it out, the instructors consulted outside and then came back in the building. They said that it just hadn't worked and that they wanted me to come back next week for a treatment and a re-do, but that I would have to come earlier than my schedule allowed. They also said I would have to come twice, one day for the treatment and the next day for the color to see if that would fix it. I ended up just dying it at home because I couldn't make it when they were asking me to make it and it came out normal at HOME. My pedicure was very uncomfortable. The student sat on the floor and put my foot on her knee, which was uncomfortable. She didn't really put any effort into the scrub or massage parts. I picked out a polish and she applied it to my toenails, but it was really sloppy. The polish was on my toes a bit in several places and one nail was only partially painted when she said she was done. I was so fed up at this point I simply said it was fine and left. I took the polish off when I got home. Bottom line - Everything from start to finish was sloppy. The facility doesn't really have a good area for doing pedicures and lacks equipment to make it comfortable for the clients. There is NO way that I will return.

Per Prescott Knitters on Facebook, this store is permanently closed. I arrived to knit at "The…read moreGathering" on a Thursday afternoon, and it was closed. It would be helpful if the owners updated their website to notify others about the permanent closing.

A wonderful shop . The owners are very knowledgeable and helpful. A store for knitters,…read morecrocheting, spinning , weaving and felters.