We hosted a paint and sip party for the residents at our apartment community. The residents…read morethoroughly enjoyed the experience. The artist Danielle was professional and entertaining while teaching the class how to paint on canvas. She provided step by step instructions that were easy to follow. I personally enjoyed how she interacted with our residents. At the end of the event the residents gave her a big round of applause for the excellent work she provided. We would definitely recommend Paint The Town for your next company or social event.

Lisa is absolutely awesome. So patient and supportive. Would love to work with her again. We had an…read moreamazing time.

Fun community/team-building! I booked a corporate scavenger…read morehunt this past weekend, and it seems like everyone in our group had a ball - I know I did! Because it was corporate, you book a little differently - Marshal gave me a code to do a trial-run of the hunt the weekend before so I could make sure it was appropriate for our group. I sent him a few little tweaks here and there on some of the challenges that I thought were confusing, and they implemented them, which I thought was cool. This was fun, educational, and hit a lot of the spots that I like to take people when they're visiting New Orleans! I'm just sad that I've already done it now, because I'd love to do it again. Great little adventure in the Quarter!

I did a scavenger hunt with them and it was really fun and cool. The set-up is easy. Purchase a…read moretour online or through their app and they email you an activation code. Use the code up to a year from date of purchase and just show up at the starting location when you are ready to play. My friends and I split up into two teams and we did the Garden District tour. The scavenger hunt is fun (asking you to take silly pics), informative (you learn fun facts about the area after you complete a challenge), and easy to do (go at your own pace as everything is done over your phone). I did the Lincoln Park scavenger hunt last yr while in Chicago and that one was a blast as well. Cheap prices ($12 per person) and complete ease of everything makes this tour one of the best and fun ways to learn about your city or a visiting city!!

There is a nice selection here. However, they do discriminate against people who do not follow…read moretheir opinions. It's sad when a good business would rather shun away its customers because they don't have the same opinion.

I'm not sure how I haven't written this review yet, so my deepest apologies to all of the wonderful…read morewomen of NOLA Craft Culture. This is by far a glitter and craft lovers' paradise. I went there for the first time shortly after their first Mardi Gras, and have returned several times since. I also love having their kits shipped directly to my door. Krewes, Indians, and just regular old people like me love this store and all it has to offer. Glitters, glues, trims, feathers, spectacular examples of the different handmade throws, an ample work space, and some of the most creative minds in the business to help you in anyway you need. Even when you're shopping from afar, they are still a great help, and if you put a note in on your order (like, don't ship before this date) they actually pay attention and you'll get what you need exactly when you want it. It's not a hobby; it's a way of life.

It was cute. Very short experience...maybe 15 minutes for $40+ so I don't really think it was…read moreworth the money, especially after waiting an hour in line. The sets were nice and detailed but the sound was subpar. Even with a microphone it was difficult to understand the lobby actor and with the TV going off inside the parlor the curator/explorer guy was hard to hear also. Some areas of the house seemed to lack any soundtrack at all.

This is well worth the time. The actors, costumes, makeup and sets all made this a great time.read more

Wanted to find a family friendly activity for my daughter and niece and Clue Carre didn't…read moredisappoint! Our game master Ruby was great and the clues that popped up occasionally were super helpful! Unfortunately we did not escape but we certainly had fun trying!

I posted a review for their downtown location a while back, but I'll post one for this location too…read moresince I just went to do the Game Museum room there. Clue Carré is the best option for escape rooms in the New Orleans area! I've done 5 rooms with them and each one was SO much fun!!! It's a bit cheaper than other companies, they have many room options, the employees are always friendly and helpful, plus your game is private. The rooms are about $35 per person, so it's less expensive than other companies. They have 8 rooms across their different locations. I've enjoyed 5 of them so far and each one was cleverly and fantastically set-up, staffed with friendly employees. The great thing about this company is that each room is a private experience. If you book the room during one of the time slots for any number of players (even just yourself), the room becomes closed to other people. You can show up and bring more people than you booked for (just pay for extra players when you get there), but no one outside of your party will join you. You don't have to worry about random uncooperative strangers playing the game with you when you get there! I highly recommend Clue Carré! The ambiance, the clues, the mechanisms are always on-theme and on-point. Some of the tasks we've had to accomplish weren't all easy, and we always have to ask for a few hints, but the challenge is part of the fun! There are usually a lot of tasks to accomplish within an hour, so it's meant for more than two people, but we typically get very close to the end with just my boyfriend and I even if we don't finish. Everything is all really well thought out! The only thing about this company that I don't love is that they don't give you a few extra minutes to complete the room even when you're SO close. At another company, they gave us a few extra minutes when they knew we were close, and they gave us a little bit of leniency because they knew we had only 2 people as opposed to their recommended 4-5. These games can be hard to complete with less people because you can't divide and conquer as much. BUT, I think their policy here is to not give time extensions because they rank their room difficulty levels by success rates. (If they gave too many people extensions to complete the games, all of the success rates would become close to 100% and their ranking system wouldn't work.) Plus, they need time to reset the room for the next group too. I LOVE Clue Carré!!! I'm coming back to do the rest of their other rooms!

Great place for a fun day with friends under the sun! The price is very reasonable : $25/person for…read more2hrs. The instructor was very nice. She even accepted to take some pictures of us. Highly recommend!

Went here for my birthday, great time, solid amenities, a really well thought out experience.read more

Fun place. A friend was getting married this weekend and wanted a low-key bachelorette party, so we…read morewent here to do some sipping and some painting. These types of places are popular in Michigan too, where I live, but I had never done it before. I'm not an artist by any means, but I'd like to think my painting came out okay :) I'll just have to figure out a way to frame it or hang it, at some point. The woman in charge was very efficient too, and very friendly. Painting was $35 and she collected cards and cash from us at the end of the session, too. I'd come back here again sometime if in the area.

I recently came here for my birthday. I wasn't celebrating a milestone year, so this was a great…read moreplace to come with my close friends. I chose the painting in advance and I loved that I had so many options. It was a Sunday when I went so all the other businesses were closed. This made parking very easy for everyone. Because it was a private party, I brought my own food and drinks and we got to select our music. The artist was great and very helpful! It was super fun, and I can't wait to come back!

This food tour was horrendous. Not only was the selection despicable but the tour guide Carlo was…read morerude to my group on several occasions. Any opportunity he had to give sass he did. He had no manners or common sense and the customer service was lacking heavily throughout the tour. Besides that he walked ahead without making sure the group was keeping up. This tour is not worth your time or money, for what we paid the portions and options were disappointing. Rename this the "rice, bean and sass tour"

My company booked a corporate evening dine around tour, and had a fabulous experience from start to…read morefinish. The office was amazing to work with, and our guides were wonderful, and the food was outstanding. We did beer and wine pairings along the way, and they even added in a candle and sang happy birthday for one of our co-workers. We can't wait to organize another event with the company soon.

Extremely high production value (which will cost you) and the scariest room we've ever done…read more We only did 3 of the 5 Mystere Escape Rooms because we are not yet exploring the realm of live zombie rooms and we were told their Ghost Lab is simply too difficult for two people. Of course now we want to go back to the Ghost Lab just to see how we do. This place has by far the highest production value we have ever seen but it will cost you - rooms are $39.95 plus tax (lower for LA residents). We have to talk about The Serial Killer's Lair at length because it's clearly a major draw for this facility. Based on the Saw movie series, this was a must-do for me, a mega Saw fan. For the Saw fans - you are going to love some aspects and... be less than enthused by others. You know how Jigsaw finds imitation somewhat... distasteful? You may too when faced with pop-out scare tactics that are beneath the psychological thrills which made you a Saw fan in the first place. Probably the most frustrating aspect of these haunted house gimmicks was that they were COMPLETELY unnecessary as there are plenty of very authentic aspects which are scary as hell without random loud noises. But we digress. For any thrill seeker who also happens to enjoy Escape Rooms, this is the room for you. As usual, we do all rooms with just the two of us. We did not escape the Serial Killer Lair and thought we weren't even close, but it turns out we were on the final task. We were definitely derailed by a LOT of fear. In other words, this room is doable for two people (even though it advertises as a 4-12 player room) but also lends itself to a large group. The room isn't actually that hard if you are a fearless beast with night vision. Items of note: You are VERY much in the dark the entire time, so take that into account if you have vision impairment. Also, this room is NOT kid friendly, nor should anyone with a heart condition participate. If you can't handle a haunted house, you CAN'T handle this room. We thought of bailing several times but were proud that we stuck with it and overcame some fears, so there's that. After getting the ever living bejeezus scared out of us, we did Treasure Hunt and The Game Room (roughly based on Indiana Jones). We were successful in the Treasure Hunt and unsuccessful (though barely!) in the Game Room. Both are doable with two people but Treasure Hunt is the best room for smaller groups. Recommend a bigger group for Game Room unless you are experienced. Once again - insanely high production value on both rooms. Treasure Hunt may pose some issues for a claustrophobic person. Both are very family friendly. The staff (JC, David, and Johnny) was very friendly and flexible to our desired schedule and desired group size (always remember that this may not be the case if they are busy). Puzzle design is mostly solid, though weakest in the Serial Killer Lair. Regardless, the Serial Killer Lair was an unforgettable experience we will be talking about for a long time, and we recommend that you visit this facility to try one or more of their rooms. The Escape Couple Note: If you visit our site, you will see that we gave Mystere 4 stars, This is based on our national scale - Mystere definitely qualifies as a 5-star facility in NOLA.

This was the most fun I've had in a long time. As an adult I'm always looking for fun activities to…read moredo aside from the typical food and movie activities. Came here with a group of 6-7 friends and did the zombie embalming room. I was so scared but so entertained!! We "died" but I didn't care. I plan to do each of the other rooms they offer. It was that great. Mystère Mansion please take my money !

May 24, 2026, St. Louis Cathedral. Had fun painting with Sarah!!! She explained each step and was…read morehelpful when I got stuck! Would love to paint with her again! Thank you Sarah!

I didn't want to write this review. I wanted the business to make it right, so I reached out to…read morethem on two separate occasions with no response. I booked myself and six young people for an event that was advertised as family friendly. The class started 30 minutes late (tough for an impatient 7 year old) and then the ONLY instruction was, "I would start with the background." I wish this was an exaggeration. Then the instructor sat behind the desk for the duration of the class. When I've gone in the past, the instructor walked us through the painting while they painted on stage and gave tips, often circulating through the class to see if anyone needed help. Not this time. There were no printed instructions either. There was a monitor that displayed the painting but it went off halfway through the class, leaving us to use our phone screen or our imagination to finish. Despite starting thirty minutes late, it ended on time which cheated us out of our full booking. And then the "instructor" had the nerve to put a tip bucket atop a stool standing between us the door. Everyone has a bad day, but this experience was particularly egregious. Coupled with the company's refusal to acknowledge, apologize, or remedy the problem leaves me no other option than to recommend Google users NOT patronize Painting With a Twist Metairie.