All their extra fees REALLY caught me off guard when I was checking out with my children. It can get very expensive here. Paint a Pot in Holland is worth the drive. No extra surprise fees, wonderful service, large selection and variety of items to paint there. read more

When my son and I arrived no one else was there. While we were there only 2 other people came in. This was our first time there, and the 2 employees that worked there all but ignored us. They were not friendly. When I asked questions I felt like a bother to them. The experience was very frustrating and the cost was high considering the appalling service. I will never go again! read more

I'm actually reviewing "your canvas or mine" which is a branch off business of the pottery painting, located in the same mall, in a different store front. This was so much fun. My sister and I set up a class with our mom for mothers day. We all really enjoyed it. The instructor Miranda was very nice, patient, funny and informative. She helped us fix things if we messed up. I like that all of the paintings look a little different and unique in their own way. I hope we do this again. read more

I've always, always, always wanted to paint pottery, and I've hinted enough times to make the bf's ears bleed before finally telling him "we're going pottery painting tonight." Luckily, he obliged, and we came here for our date night!! How to get started: 1. Walk in, say hi to the friendly employee. The store closes at 9, and they talk walk ins until 90 mins before close, so make sure to arrive before 7:30. 2. Allow yourself a good 15 mins to pick out a piece to paint and paint colors. So you should ideally come by 7:15. 3. Pick something to paint!! We picked owl mugs at $12 apiece. Most mugs are $12-14. 4. Listen to the friendly employee give you a quick run thru of the paint, brushes, stamps, etc. 5. Pick paint colors, brushes, stamps, etc and paint to your little heart's content!! 6. Pay for your goods! I think the studio fee for adults is either $8 or $10...and for kids, it's $6. 7. Come back in a week to pick up your brand new pottery! (Or pay $7 for the first piece, $3 for additional pieces to rush your order and have it done within 3-4 days.) Tips: -don't be the idiot I was and think you can finish painting in less than 1 hour. You'll be stressed and frazzled..and your owl will come out looking dumb. :( -dark over light always, but white covers everything -if you mess up, remove it with water..but doing so removes all the layers of paint -they say 3 layers will give you opaque results, but mine didn't come out fully opaque after 3 layers. Maybe bc I didn't wanna wait til the layers were fully dry? :/ Over all, it's a great stress reliever, excellent date idea, AND a lot of fun!! Go me for an excellent date idea! read more

I love painting pottery as gifts, even though I am awful at it haha. But the staff is beyond friendly & very helpful. The prices are fair & the studio is always so clean! They also do birthday parties & I think that's a great concept! read more

Painting pottery = so much fun! This studio is so welcoming and helps you not be afraid to get started. The staff is so professional and accommodating. The pieces my boys and I painted were so fun - I picked them up a week after we painted and I know they will be great family memories for a very long time. read more

There is a woman there with short gray hair that is the most unprofessional human being I've ever encountered in a business setting. She has no idea how to speak to customers and how to treat people. She was horribly rude and should not have a job anywhere near that business. She may even be the owner which is beyond me. I was there literally 2 minutes today and had to take my business elsewhere. read more

It was so fun to paint pottery! The store is adorable and has lot of cool options of things to paint--from little ornaments to big plates to piggy banks. It's a bright and cheery place! read more