The best time I've had recently! We had a party here for my hubby & bro-in-law (both in their 40s)…read more& it was so much fun!!!!! Come ready to sweat & bring a water bottle. KillSwitch was our team leader & he was THEE best. We will definitely be back to play again with more friends & fam. Thanks for a great time MI Combat!

How does a customer buy a gift card that's never received?!? Get it together, email what was…read morepurchased, this is BS, not cool, poor management. Forgettahboutit!

I highly recommend the Rage Room to anyone who would like to blow off some steam and release some…read morestress. The entire idea behind the room is that you essential get to break things for about a half an hour and you can't pass that up! Our instructor was very clear with their safety instructions and how it's very important to leave the full protective body suit on. We felt like ghost busters and were sweating bullets but it was worth it... let me repeat you will be SWEATING as it's very hot in the suits but for your protection. I asked the instructor has anyone ever hurt themselves and they said yes those who took off their suit while in the room. We knew for a fact we wouldn't be doing that. Once in the room you can hook up your phone and play your own music and then that's where the fun begins. I was in a room with a friend and we had bats, hammer and crowbars with box full of glass plates, cups and other items smash and break. The idea overall seems crazy but it was very fun and almost therapeutic. They stated that you can bring your own items to break if you'd like and the instructor mentioned that one person brought in a TV to smash. Overall very fun experience.

Fucking. Epic. I'm not an angry person by any means, but…read moredamn I needed this. The service was quick, the ambience was amazing, and the staff were super friendly and humorous!

We had a team outing after a meeting today and I have to be honest, I had no idea what to expect…read more It has been a long time since I've shot an arrow. The process was simple since we had lined up our group and paid ahead of time. We had Coach Payton (I hope I spelled it correctly). He was extremely informative and explained what we were going to do for our two hours there. We all had a blast and he was extremely patient with us all. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to do a work event, stress relief, or just a fun activity indoors.

A group of friends and I were bored on a Saturday afternoon, and last minute decided to find…read moresomething to do! We found Rising Phoenix Archery on Google and gave them a call beforehand just in case they were slammed. Their indoor Open Range was very clean, spacious and had about 19 lanes! On the other side, there seemed to be a family with kids having a private practice session - very family friendly here. Since it was our first time doing archery, we were given a little introduction to how to handle the bow and the range's rules. The staff were super friendly and helpful. We had a lot of fun and got to take some fun pictures too! Group Friendly - YES. Plenty of space for a group. Family Friendly - YES. We saw plenty of parents with their children learning archery there. Date Friendly - YES. Very cute date idea. Price - VERY affordable. Rentals are free and you are only paying for time there if you are doing open range. They even have punch cards for frequent goers. Difficulty - Easy. As a beginner, I had no issues for my first archery session. Food - Drinks and Snacks available for purchase here. Seats available for anyone tagging along but not joining in on the archery fun. Social Distancing - Our group was able to spaced out enough from other groups, so it wasn't an issue.

This was a great first time experience for me and my girlfriend thanks to the game host Zach. we…read morewill be coming back

What fun and challenging escape room…read more The puzzles were complex but not impossible. Staff was super friendly.

This was only my second time doing something like this, the first being at a different chain in…read more2016 in New Orleans for a bachelorette party. I went yesterday for a friend's birthday party and it was a lot of fun. It was easy to sign up and pay online beforehand ($40). I didn't know what we would be creating until we arrived - I'm not sure if my friend chose that, or PWAT chose for her. I think our instructor's name was Rachel, and she was very good. I'm not really good at painting, my painting came out okay overall IMO though. You're allowed to bring drinks and food, I think my friend and some of the other attendees brought some alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and some snacks. The class is two hours long and you'll leave with a nice painting of your own creation. They also had a contest mid-class where we could guess the number of wine corks in a big bottle, and I was the winner! (I was only four off - I won't tell you the # though because I think they do this every class) Because of that, I was able to choose a painting from the wall, and I really love the one I chose. I believe these paintings are done by instructors. Overall I'd come back here again although it's a little bit of an expensive habit if you go often ($40 each time).

Painting with a Twist was SO much fun! I was a little nervous going into it because I'm not…read moreartistic at all but the vibes and the energy of this class was so welcoming and calm that my nerves were instantly put at ease and our instructor did an amazing job to support and guide a long the way. We came here for a group event to celebrate moms birthday and we all had a blast. It was also so cool to see everyone's different interpretation of the vision. I can't wait to do this again!

This is a Yelp recommendation. These places are great for team building. The more games and events,…read morethe better. Competitions, choosing who excels at what skill and such. I would prefer no alcohol, however, since this was a volunteer participation activity for the crew, it was everyone for themselves. The gang started off on the first floor at the lounge. There's a large variety of games to get things started, even on the walls, themselves. There's also a cafe with a few pretty good food options. Eventually, we migrated to the second floor and began wielding the axes. If you've read my previous writings you'll understand why I was disqualified and Marshalled the events. FWIW, at the end I threw against the top axe chucker and thoroughly cleaned his clock. This should garner me creds amongst the younger folk. Back downstairs for more snacks, drinks and the results. Thanks to the folks at Detroit Axe for an incredible experience. This will most likely be an annual event. 11/25

This place has a restaurant, axe throwing, and darts. I came here for the darts! There's only two…read moredart lanes. It was fun. The axe area was a lot bigger. The food was decent. Parking (not free) is in the back of the building.

Love this little gem! I've been a few times and each time I go I discover something new! It's a…read morecreatives dream spot to get lost and vibe! My friend and I made mosaics and then another friend and I painted some already crafted ceramics. Two completely different experiences and both equally enjoyable! The staff are friendly and always available to answer any questions.

Went to this place before dinner to kill some time. We painted ceramics and had a great time. I…read morewasn't sure how well they were going to come out, but they came out awesome. The staff was friendly and showed us the lay of the land. They even host classes.

Think of a clean, sharp, space that is full of life. It is a laboratory of tastes, it brings the…read moreold with the new, and it bridges the expanses of what an immigrant brings to this very country: excitement, curiosity, and an originality that is bound to be copied. The dinner itself brings you on a real journey of flavors, and it is one that is never repeated twice. From the first light stop of a variation of bruschetta, that holds creamy textures and the real sweetness only homemade bread can bring, it glides you to a second course. Four to five bite-size appetizers are introduced to your palate in a manner that is akin to meeting new strangers. The variability of seafood, to the freshness of salads with seasonal combinations, to traditional tastes of Northern Italy, and the occasional heartiness of street food. We then move to our next stop, that of the one of the two main courses. Usually, as all stereotypes tend to say, a dish of pasta is served. However, there is a full range that is thoroughly explored. New landscapes of flavors are married, from saffron and blueberry to black garlic and cocoa, and many more. Yes, the traditional side is honored as well, from the chef's own region of Piedmont and its abundances in mountainous recipes and ingredients, alike the winter season that overtakes the North. To even a fully celebrated and homey wild boar ragù Bolognese, spaghetti alla Nerano, or to a pesto Genovese. It lingers on the buds, and it grows with a sense of warmth that provides a blossoming curiosity.

The restaurant is very pretty & service was good. We heard good reviews & wanted to try it. We…read morehad the first seating & all dishes were explained as to the ingredients. I only loved the gnocchi. The meats were not good & the seafood ceviche was too fishy. My biggest complaint is that not one dish was hot. All lukewarm. I appreciated presentations, but was underwhelmed for the price. Too many other Italian restaurants to go with delicious food.....

We had an excellent experience at Mirepoix. I've taken many cooking classes and this one stands out…read moreas the most advanced while being educational. The class not only taught you how to make the delicious food, it also went into content on the technique of cooking which I found to be interesting. My only knock was the fact that our food's timing was off so the pork was cold by the time we were able to sit down. This was partially due to class timing and partially due to the way that the class was set up in "teams." My team was very focused on how to do the recipe "by the book" (aka no variance from the demo) which took us longer to get through than that of the recipe cards that were handed out. It was still delicious and an actual recipe I'll recreate in my own kitchen - so 5 stars!

Mirepoix cooking school is associated and inside of Holiday Market. They have different themes (…read moreItalian, French, date night, pasta,Korean, wine pairing). Their well equipped classroom has ~8 stations so you are actually cooking classes frequently sell out and are under $100 on average. The classes are taught by professional chef. The format is you cook and eat with the rest of your table. They demonstrate the recipe in steps and then check-in with you as you cook