I have been to this place several times and every time is better than the last. I have done a…read morecouple painting classes and most recently the resin board class. The instructors are so wonderful, helpful, fun and make even the least creative people (me) feel like your art is beautiful. Over the years they have added more classes besides painting and so happy they did. Our instructors for our team outing Brittany and Coco were fabulous! Cheerful and inspiring! Highly recommend this place to everyone.

I've been to Wine and Design a few times now and throughly enjoy the experience every time I go!…read moreThe projects are always a blast to do and letting creativity flow with guidance is extremely helpful. The instructors really help you, through direction and ideas, to create the design of your dreams. I've also ordered a charcuterie board from their affiliate next door (Dishes by Rachel) and having being able to snack, drink and create really is the best night ever see for yourself! Check out their calendar and let your creativity juices flow!

My 12 year old came here on an early Sunday morning for their Kids Day. It was rainy and only their…read moresmall group was there. More kids came around 10:30, which made it a lot more fun. Each round seemed to last 7 minutes. After three rounds, they'd move to a different field layout. There were three different fields. I wish the kids were given tips on how to play because most of them stood behind barrels the entire time, making it 99% snipers. Pros: -the referee was friendly and knowledgeable -covered areas with tables -paintball guns had safety barrels between rounds Cons: -not everyone was a kid, unless those kids were 6ft tall with deep voices. -poor drainage, huge mud puddles and muddy parking, very slippery

Wonderful experience, good refrees. We went with 10 13-14 year old kids. The referee managed them…read morewell. Kids enjoyed it a lot. Renting an overalls is a must. The low impact balls do hurt. Not that they don't. Making sure the head gear is worn correctly is also important. Overall very enjoyable.

Such a fun place for the kids to burn energy! Workers are super friendly and quick to help!read more

I can't believe we live so close and I'd never even heard of this place. We usually go to Elevated…read moreSportz or Flying Squirrel, so Sky Zone wasn't even on my radar. Another parent mentioned it during an Easter egg hunt, and I figured we'd check it out so my kids could compare before deciding where to have their birthday party. We came in this morning, filled out the waiver, and the staff walked us through the pricing and membership options. Then, out of nowhere, they told us not to worry about paying for today (thanks Claire) --just grab the grip socks. That honestly caught me off guard. You don't really see that kind of approach much anymore. It felt like they were confident enough in what they offer to just let the experience speak for itself. My kids had a great time and ended up choosing this as their birthday spot. So while they let us try it out for free today, they probably just locked in a party that'll cost me over $1k. Customer service was great all around. Only small downside--it was a little cold inside.

Absolutely incredible experience. Cade was our instructor and he was great. He engaged with…read moreeveryone and made it a super fun experience. The actually area is very spacious and hot! We were very thankful for the big sliding door and fan to cool us down. Cade was fantastic at explaining the process and showing us all step by step. It's not an incredibly hard process but it's also not easy, there is definitely a learning curve. We are already planning our next time. Don't forget to tip your instructor!

What an amazing experience! I took my husband here for an early Father's Day gift. He's a very…read morehands-on, likes to create things, will often show off things he's made type of person. I knew that this would be an excellent activity/gift for Father's Day. The grin of a job well done showing off what he made was worth it! Our instructor was clever and funny and very patient. Now I wanna come back and make something for myself.

Another castle is a hidden little gem of an arcade. New and vintage pinball ranging between $ .75…read morefor the new ones (3 balls) and $.50 for the vintage games (5 balls). They have other games too like car racing, RPGs, and some old school vids games like Donkey Kong, etc. They also have alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (canned), snacks and TouchTunes with some tables to hang out at! I have also taken my son to a birthday party here. Definitely worth checking out!

Many pinball machines, all maintained very well. Packed full as it could be but not cramped at…read moreall. Good machine approach and elbow room. Friendly, responsive staff. Cold drinks at nice prices. Fast, reliable coin change machine. A few classic video games and some more modern favorites, including co-op sorts. Streaming juke box. Excellent, dimmed lighting. Enough seats and tables. Great hours. All-ages. Private rental totally worth it, too. It's rad. Just go.

Reliable, great service, timely and professional. The kids had fun with the axe throwing inflatableread more

I have rented from Party Hoppers two times now, and will continue to do so. This company is an…read moreamazing place to rent inflatables! The owner, Oleg is incredibly kind and genuinely cares about customers. The staff arrives on time, sets up quickly, and the inflatables have always been clean. I would 10/10 recommend them!

Awesome venue for a wedding! The balcony holds quite a bit of people and is absolutely gorgeous at…read moredusk! It over sees the water with a view of the boat yard from the side. The indoor area has a nice large bar and a big kitchen as well. The building itself is old but has seemed to be kept up nicely. The conference room was kind of smelly, but it could have just been the left over odor from the groomsmen getting ready in there. Lol! The area for the women to get ready was a nice big lavatory lounge with big mirrors and lighting. Thank goodness we had a fan bc it did get a bit hot I'm there. Make sure to be prepared to plan though because it seemed like there was lots of prep done by family & friends, so I am not sure if the venue offered a crew for set up & tear down. Over all it was a lovely location for a ceremony!

Wonderful venue, view, service. The view from the upstaris is beautiful…read more The food is great.

My good friend Sammar and I went to throw axes at Pacific Axes this past week-end. We had a blast!…read more Valentine checked us in, and he was pleasant, welcoming, and informative. He explained the rules and techniques to us, since it was our first time throwing axes. For the first few minutes, neither of us landed an axe into the wood target. I didn't expect to land an axe that soon, but Sammar did. Valentine came over to us and gave us some helpful pointers regarding our technique. We each then landed 7 axes into the target within the next 10 minutes or so, so those pointers really helped us! We threw the small axes and the larger axes. We decided against throwing the ninja stars. We were talking about how the larger axe felt more awkward at first to hold and to throw, but it ended up being both of our favorite axe to use. It landed in the target with a satisfying thwack. The smaller axe was fun too though. I used the smaller axe periodically and it was a nice break from throwing the larger axe. Neither axe is very heavy, but with many throws it was nice to throw something smaller every once in a while. Sammar found her stride, and she started landing axes left and right! We were there for an hour, and the hour flew by. As it turns out, throwing axes for an hour (or really more like 45 - 50 minutes, with breaks to take photos, chat, high five, retrieve our axes, etc) is a fairly good upper body workout. We both want to return. We shot archery several times together last year, and Sammar was joking that if there is ever a zombie apocalypse then we will be fully prepared with our axes and our bows and arrows. Ha. I wrote our names on the White Board, to keep track of the axes that we landed. I wrote our names in a pretty large font, thinking I'd have plenty of space to mark down all of the axe throws that each of us landed. I ran out of space on Sammar's side, though, and I had to squeeze her landed axe throw tallies in towards the end of our time there! How was I to know in advance that Sammar would land FORTY EIGHT axes on her first ever try at axe throwing?! If there ever is a zombie apocalypse, I have the right friends! We paused a few times to take photos, and we also paused a few times for laughs, jokes, high fives, and brief chats, so we were actually throwing axes for closer to 45 - 50 minutes in total. This means that Sammar averaged around one landed axe throw per minute! Impressive! Especially since we each needed to walk down the short lane to retrieve each thrown axe after throwing it. Sammar also hit THREE bulls eyes with the large axe! Awesome! We were both so excited that we were jumping up and down and squealing. Valentine came over to see what was going on, and he was happy for Sammar, too. I came within an inch or two of the bullseye 4 or 5 times with the large axe, but I never quite hit a bullseye myself, so I have something to shoot for next time we go! Sammar bought a Pacific Axes T-Shirt, and I would have bought a T-Shirt, too, but they didn't have my current size in stock. Valentine told me that he would ask the owner if they can get my size. I'm a bit bigger in size now than I have been for most of my life, and I noticed that Valentine was very kind about that. I did not feel shamed for my size in any of his words or his tone. He even said that there are some employees of Pacific Axes who are bigger and they don't have Pacific Axes t-shirts that fit them either. I have an idea, though... if they cannot get my size in, I might buy a smaller size and then cut it in certain areas and wear it over a regular black t-shirt! I am pretty good with altering clothing. Because I was a size Small/size 4 for all of my teenage years and for most of my adult life, and I only started struggling with my weight in my mid-30s after my abdomen was radiated for cancer treatment and I went through early menopause due to the radiation treatment (obviously completely worth it to struggle with my weight now as the result of my intestines, several of my internal organs, my ovaries, etc being radiated and losing full or partial functionality, in order to have saved my life!), this isn't a big deal for me not to be able to find a size of clothing that fits me. I can either alter a piece of clothing, or wear something else. So, it didn't really bother me that they didn't have my current size. However, I do know a few women who have been a larger size for most or all of their teenage years and adult lives, and this type of experience could have the potential to evoke a strong emotional reaction for them. (Such as, feeling very angry and/or upset, bursting into tears, things like that. Understandable reactions, since some segments of our society can sometimes be quite harsh and judgmental with women regarding their weight.) So, it might be nice if the owner of Pacific Axes could consider being more size-inclusive with the t-shirts. Anyway, we had a great time and we will return!

​Throwing sharp objects with wild abandon is already a solid afternoon, but hitting actual targets…read moremakes you a certified neighborhood legend. Pacific Axes is an absolute blast with a super friendly crew, but come ready to process information at warp speed. Our instructor delivered the safety rules at full hyper-drive--if this guy taught a college course, he'd burn through an entire semester's syllabus in three days flat. We politely asked him to slow down twice, but he stayed locked in rapid-fire mode with zero eye contact. We couldn't keep up with the auctioneer-level pitch, but his high-speed energy definitely got the adrenaline pumping! ​Axes are the heavy-hitting main event here and deserve top billing, even if my personal technique was mostly wall-dents and sad bounce-backs. But if you want to feel like a low-key action hero, skip the woodchopper vibes and go straight for the ninja arsenal. They let you throw knives and throwing stars too--and while I couldn't stick an axe to save my life, landing back-to-back bullseyes with the ninja gear made me feel like Chuck Norris's stealth shadow. ​Come for the axes, stay for the secret ninja weapon stock, and prepare for the fastest safety brief of your life!