Chef Laura made us feel comfortable, shared different experiences that you could do with food and…read morejust made my sister's 48th birthday celebration feel special. Thank you Chef Laura.

I received a gift certificate. Booking the in home chef was easy and efficient. I received…read moreseveral reminders and information about what to expect. The chef was punctual and well prepared. Chef Timothy was outstanding. He is a good and patient teacher, willing to adapt dishes to satisfy the customers palate and helpful in where to purchase specialty items. He is amazing at interacting while efficiently managing a busy kitchen. The dishes were tasty and elegant. He left the kitchen immaculate. I highly recommend and would use him again.

This is such a charming little kitchen gadget store in Belle Meade that I just discovered! There is…read morea serious effort to offer things here not found in other stores (despite Nashville's extensive cookware and grocery options)! They have high-quality Frieling pans that are difficult to find elsewhere, unique kitchen tools, and a serious selection of chef's knives! They also have tapenades, a little produce, and gourmet cheeses not found at Whole Foods nor Fresh Market! I highly encourage any serious home cook to visit The Kitchen ASAP!

I love this place! Jessica, the owner, has a unique selection that is great for gift giving-…read moreincluding for yourself:-)

I had a great time at this class and learned a lot. Most other companies are all about fancy…read morecooking, but this one is so much more practical! You'll learn tips that you'll actually use. I also love that they have a give back model. When you pay for a class, that money goes to teach someone else healthy cooking. The last give-back class was at the rescue mission.

From the owner: Private cooking classes in the comfort of your own home: Bachelorette Parties, Bridal & Baby…read moreShowers, Birthday Parties, Girls Night Out, Cooking with your Partner, Cooking with your Kids, Corporate Team Building, Choose your own Cooking Up adventure

5 star review because she had plenty of water (inside joke referring to a previous yelpers review)…read more The camaraderie and friendships formed during the class was very genuine (wish I would've gotten the peoples Instagrams or Facebook info)!! Maryanne made it feel like we were home! Super informative on how to make a genuine, homemade biscuit. There is an art and process to making the perfect biscuit. This is a must do when in Nashville...you won't be disappointed. The location and building is unassuming but once you are inside you feel the love

Love love loved this class, probably one of our most fun things to do in Nashville! Maryann Bird…read morewas kind, welcoming, patient and quite the Ambassador for the Music City. She clearly knows her biscuits! The location was unexpected and a little hard to find. Ms. Bird explained that her husband actually owned the little industrial park and when her classes got larger, instead of continuing to teach at her home, she fashioned a charming kitchen in the back of the building. There aren't any signs from the street, yet, so it's awkward driving around when you don't know what you are looking for. But one quick call and we were united with the other 12 people waiting for the class to begin. Maryann did a great job of explaining her credentials and how she fell in love with biscuits. She made biscuits right in front of us, talking us thru the process while making everyone comfortable with one another. She answered questions. She educated us about substitutions. And then she served us each one of those biscuits, complete with sausage gravy, to enjoy. After each table (there were about 6?) was given the tools and materials to make their own flour-y butter soaked delicacies. While those were cooking? Pictures, clean up, and a few products for sale (we picked up some biscuit cutters!) It was a great day, and wasn't affected by the heat OR scattered thunderstorms! Thankful for a fun activity we could enjoy even when we got back home. Lots of couples, moms and their adult children, girls on a Nashville weekend. Highly recommend

Started here for a food tour! Scott led our tour he was super knowledgeable. The food tour was…read moregreat, plenty of stops with much variety. I highly recommend..

Just finished our tour with Scott who was amazing! I love going on food tours when I travel and…read moreScott did not disappoint. We stopped at 4 locations: a donut shop, a BBQ spot, tried Nashville hot chicken, and a choclatier. Scott had a wealth of knowledge about older country music/history and local facts. The tour ended with a moonshine tasting. Would absolutely recommended!

I had the best time at a macaron class! We came here for a bachelorette party activity and it was…read moreso much fun! I've always wanted to learn how to make macarons but the process seemed intimidating and the cost for classes in my area is high. When my friends proposed this, I couldn't believe the value. We had a hands on class where Heather taught us the best tips and tricks to tackle macarons at home. I left armed with a box of tasty treats (that I made!), detailed recipes, and so many great pieces of general baking advice. My baking has improved already. I would have given Eat the Art 5 stars if my experience had ended with just the class. But now that I have lots of time and nowhere to go, I decided to put my skills to the test. I made macarons at home! Heather is obviously an artist and you will definitely want to do as she says and "eat the art." If you're looking for a girls' weekend activity or something fun for a bachelorette party, you will not regret taking a class at Eat the Art!

I can't give enough stars related to my experience with Heather at Eat the Art…read more I am a home baker looking to learn something new related to sugar art. I had the opportunity to spend three mornings in a row with Heather who customized my learning experience while I was in Nashville having traveled from Cleveland. Heather shared that she works with students of all levels and at no time did she make me feel that I didn't belong. Future Nashville trips will always include a visit to Heather's kitchen!

NCE (Nashville Community Education) programs are an easy 5 star rating .... great selection of…read moreclasses, inexpensive prices, good teachers, relaxed learning environment. My wife and I took multiple Italian language programs and Jessica, our instructor, was the best (lei a' perfetta!). NCE in general offers so many classes, many language, skill learning, physical education, technical etc that there is really something for everyone. Their prices are very very reasonable (if you are thinking about learning a language look to NCE first - the others are very expensive). Our classroom was on W Charlotte in an old high school that was turned into a learning center, air conditioned, easy parking, a very nice learning environment. It is sponsored by the City of Nashville, and you can see their quarterly classes on line and download a quarterly education catalog (spring, summer, fall, winter). NCE is a great low-risk, low-cost way to finally get out and learn something new!

I absolutely love taking classes through NCE! This is my third year. We had something similar in my…read morehometown, which prompted me to look to see if we had anything like it in Nashville! I've taken ukulele lessons, sign language and now pottery. The instructors are so nice as is all of the attendees. I've learned so much and met great people. I wish they worked harder to get a younger demographic, but that's fine - I'll continue to hang with the upper 60s crowd ‍

It has been a while and there is STILL trauma regarding how my family and I were treated. I became…read moreso depressed behind the lack of compassion, lack of humility, arrogance and simple ugliness towards us when we needed the dentist the most. I recognize there are some healthcare professionals that pursue the career path because of a desire to help others and earn a decent living doing what they love. Of course, there are the others like Dr. Hill Ferguson who should NEVER have pursued a career in healthcare when she obviously isn't remotely interested in the action verb of, CARING! To use the title "Dr" or "D.D.S"within the same sentence with the name Hill Ferguson should be considered a criminal act of treason. Outside of the act of pulling teeth without prior consent because "it was loose." Knicking gums to the point an infection caused over a months hospital stay, and topping all of the turmoil off with an arrogant, apathetic, gaslighting and dismissive attitude speaks a lot more to the true character of the individual than any title can ever show. Educational institutions can only teach a subject but not an emotion such as empathy or benevolence. There are many well educated sociopaths in the world masquerading as caring individuals in the healthcare industry. Additionally, we should be cautious of boasting the services of procedural sedation, which isn't a positive if it removes the rights of the patient to be asked and to give their consent. And, removing the rights of mentally challenged patients to be accompanied by family or assistants to their dental treatment is like sending a defenseless child alone to a predator physician and JUST HOPING she's not inappropriately touched while she's sedated and having teeth pulled without consent. Two important words to instill to all ages, reciprocity and Karma. These are real words with real respectability. These are not words that should only exist in the psychological.

Chef Rae catered and set up my baby shower for about 150 people. The food was amazing and always…read morereplenished. We did a pasta bar all of my guest were pleased and bragged about how wonderful the food was and how beautiful the set up was. There was an abundance of food my guess were even able to take food home with them. I highly recommend her for your event.