Had our daughter's 4th birthday here. Ages ranging from 3 - 13 and they all loved it. Super engaged…read moreand entertained All the staff were great. Helped keep everything flowing smoothly. Got everything cleaned up and organized. We will definitely be back and recommended it to everyone

It was a good time. It was a little stressful because it was our first time coming. The person that…read moreexplained what to do was nice, but it was still a little confusing. It was fun to paint. The only thing is they stuck us in a corner with other people's painted pottery so it felt like they were just throwing us somewhere. My biggest issue was the fact it was $60 for 2 mugs that we painted ourselves. I understand they have to bake it. But $60 for 2 mugs really just feels extremely steep. I could see $40-$45 at the most. Especially since I picked the most basic standard coffee mug. The dinosaur mug I can see being a little bit more because it's not just a standard mug. The paints were also majority empty. I kept having to find one that wasn't empty.

I went here for a Ladies Night experience. It was a great time! I wish I had taken pictures of…read morethe food and the place. Super clean, and ready for a group of about 30 of us. Everything was prepped. We had a brief knife demonstration for safety purposes, and started our cooking, following step by step instructions from Chef John and his lovely assistants. We made Coq Au Vin, with crepes for dessert. Chef John made it all seem so simple, even for those of us who do cook! If you ever have the chance to take a class at Taste Buds Kitchen, do it! They have all kinds of offerings to take advantage of. Check out their website for all the information!

The demonstration was awesome. The chef helps you cook the food and makes sure you know what you…read moreare doing. This is a place to celebrate with friends or to just come to learn- both are acceptable. I think it might be best with 1-3 people because if you are coming to eat it is portion controlled. We had 5 people but honestly I left a bit hungry. I really thought we would be getting a larger meal. Overall - bring your drinks - come ready to learn and have a great time. It is definitely worth the experience.

I'm not really crafty, but at times I have ideas and I come here to get what I need to execute said…read moreproject. Michaels has a coupon everyday on their website you can use in person (an employee told me this, she is the goat), and that will save you some money. The place usually is very clean, and the prices are affordable. My only complaint is the selection they used to have compared to what they have now is changed. It's more or less just random things in the middle of the isles very things that really matter or are crafty. But otherwise nice parking lot, and nice employees.

Looking at arts & craft items for children who will be joining us for the holidays. I like to have…read morethings on hand to keep them busy and hopefully happy. I found some cute little ceramic paint kits that I think they will love! I also purchased a kit with water colors, multi-colored markers and crayons, and added some construction paper. Maybe we'll make construction paper chains to decorate. I got everything I needed in one stop. Besides lots of holiday items they also have a party item area and balloons too. The line was long with two registers open plus two self-check out kiosks. Plenty of parking in front. Doors are automatic sliders for easy in and out.

This is such a sweet store! As a first time needlepointer, I came in on a whim and left with whimsy…read moreand EVERYTHING I could need to take on a new hobby. I came in one afternoon with my toddler and zero background in needlepoint and the ladies in this store were so helpful and accommodating. I found a lobster canvas (on the larger side) and I knew that this canvas was what I wanted to start with even though it wasn't meant for beginners. The ladies helped me pick out all the yarns needed and talked to me about the difference in materials and what goes well with what. I needed to learn how to do the basic stitches and even though my son let living their pencil jar around the store, everyone was so sweet and they took the time to teach me different options to start and finish and of course mastering the continental. The options were so cute and I am so grateful to not only the ladies working there, but all the women stitching in the back area who showed me their designs and were very encouraging. While needlepoint is an expensive hobby, they talked to me about prices and were really transparent. It didn't take long for me to find other needlepoint shops closer to home and I honestly think the level or service and options provided at other stores around Boston have not compared to the ladies at Needlepoint by the Bay.

Beautiful shop Light and bright…read moreCanvases are well displayed Everyone is kind and helpful I look forward to my visits The choice of canvases is amazing We are so fortunate to have this gem of a shop in our little state

Warning: biased review. I'm a guy in a craft store!…read more While I do have some crafting interests, they usually involve saws and lots of glue. So while my girlfriend was sifting through the fabric to make some pretty cool future craft project, i naturally sat in front of the $8499 embroidery machine with the super-wham-o-dyne touch screen interface. I clicked "OK" on the screen because it was CALLING ME to, then a bunch of stuff started happening and the embroidery table started moving all around. I got the DEATH GLARE from the employee working there, then she proceeded to condescendingly explain to me why I shouldn't calibrate the machine. HEY JO-ANN! If you don't want people playing with it, TURN IT OFF! It's on display for people to test out, right? Grr. Otherwise the store is okay, it has a bunch of stuff in about every crafting category you could think of - from paper maiche to framing to quilting, sewing, baking, and who knows what else. Best part: Del's Lemonade truck in the parking lot, but that's for a different review.

Ok so for a craft store this place is not bad. The staff try really hard to be helpful !…read more (I just have the same reaction to craft stores as I do to hardware stores...I get sort of tired, bored, anxious and just need to GET OUT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! ) As I am recruiting my mother, a craft expert to design a set of roman shades for my home, I had to accompany her to help pick out my fabric and colors. This store, while painful did host some positive features/ Items are organized, it is clean and the music is fairly soothing.