Took an awesome cooking class today. We made a Raspberry Snowflake pull apart wreath and Chocolate…read moreHazelnut Babka. The class is well taught with everything you need conveniently set out for you, and the instructor goes through each step along the way. They really make accomplishing things easy. What I thought would be difficult was really quite simple. We stuffed the snowflake wreath with cream cheese and raspberry jam, and we made homemade Nutella for the Babka. It was all very tasty and both were accomplished in three hours.

Very fun to take cooking classes here! This was my second class and Chef Myra is engaging and…read moreprovides simple instructions to follow. I believe it's a good value for the time and ingredients, especially since we get to eat the food afterwards!

So thankful for this place! They specialize in functional medicine and are a team of PAs, MDs, and…read morenurse practitioners that help you get to the root cause of any of your health concerns. Because they aren't in the insurance system, they are able to spend an hour with each patient and can order any tests needed to help you find the root cause to any of your health concerns for lasting, healthy solutions. I found out about this place through my friend who has had many health problems throughout her life. She was on many medications and none of them were working. Her friends recommended coming here and they ran several blood tests, then found that she was deficient in a few key nutrients. She started taking supplementing for that deficiency and it made her medications started absorbing better. She then got off a ton of the extra medications she didn't need and lost twenty pounds in a few months. It was amazing to see as her friend and made me realize that we should all probably get our basic nutrient and mineral levels checked first before we ever get on any medications. I really got the vibe that they support a healthy lifestyle in every way. They offer healthy cooking classes for adults, kids, and families, as well as yoga classes, sauna sessions, and classes on how to manage stress, address hormones, etc. Also - they don't push supplements here and don't care if you buy theirs or not. I went to see NP Emily and she told me that I was low in zinc and probably wouldn't be able to hit ideal levels with just food, so did recommend a zinc supplement (which is surprisingly affordable). She didn't care if I got the one they sell or went to get my own. She said that she doesn't usually recommend many supplements, as most health concerns can be fixed with a natural, whole-foods diet, daily sunshine, working out, and addressing stress. I love that she starts with that approach before taking any other measures. She was so helpful and smart, and offered simple, clear answers to all of my questions. You can become a member here and go to their monthly classes (cooking, yoga, etc) and use their spaces (infrared sauna, etc) in addition to your health appointments, or pay a one-time fee for each appointment. They're on a long wait list at the moment, but you can fill out the form on their website to join the list and they'll reach out. They have a new building in Carmel and it's super nice. One side is the functional medicine and the other side offers esthetics and has the classrooms. Cool idea to combine it all under one roof!

Wow I am so blessed to have found Be Well....Swathi and her whole team are absolutely…read morewonderful....very professional and super kind and welcoming! They truly all deeply care about helping people find a healthier lifestyle overall!

Wife and i have been going there for years. Wonderful people who own it. Highly recommend.read more

Their website www.artisanosprovisions.com is really cool and my order showed up fast!read more

Absolutely amazing experience !…read more My 10 year attended a baking class at the sprouts cooking school. This was her first time ever doing such a thing. She loved it. The class allowed the students to be independent "chefs" and work mostly independently under supervision. My daughter felt a since of accomplishment and developed more confidence in the kitchen after class. The best part (for me) was the food. Oh my gosh~ the food was AMAZING. They made a chocolate chip cookie cake with icing and a mini fruit pizza. Chocolate chip is not my favorite, however I had several bites. The cookie could not had been any more perfect. It was moist, soft and just delicious. At the end, the kids took the recipes home. The class started and ended on time. It was a great experience.

We were invited to try a kids cooking class at Sprouts Cooking Class today. Baking with Barbie was…read moretoday's class and we can't remember a time we've had more fun in the kitchen! This class was for ages 3-13 and the kids learned to bake three recipes. The best part was that parents could drop off their children and head out for 2 hours of errands or a nice brunch! I was impressed right away by how bright and clean yet playful the space is. There is a wall along the back with 4 microwaves and 4 ovens which is perfect for some of the larger camp classes or the older kid's cooking classes. There is plenty of counter space with their large islands that hold a sink at one end and a convection stove top at the other. This class had little tables and chairs set up for the preschoolers while the older girls sat on stools around the island. Perhaps my favorite part of the kids cooking class was watching the teachers interact with the kids. They did a great job keeping the kids listening, learning, being safe and having fun all while baking! I know that can be a feat with just a couple kids at home! The way they interacted with the girls gave them confidence in continuing to bake at home.

An exceptional experience thanks to Chefski. From the moment we interacted with him, he was warm,…read moregracious, and incredibly attentive. He went above and beyond to make the experience special, and his generosity truly stood out -- especially when he surprised us with seared fillet, which was outstanding. That extra touch spoke volumes about his care and pride in what he does. The entire experience exceeded expectations, and Chefski made it memorable from start to finish. Highly recommended.

Highly recommend Chefski for any event, big or small!…read more Chef's food is amazing, as well as his professionalism and presentation. Everything was incredible, His filet was one of the best I've had anywhere! I would recommend him to anyone looking for an elevated dining experience for any occasion!

JO WAS AMAZING!!!! we had the best time - learned two great cocktails and had a ton of fun. Jo…read morecustomized the cocktails to our preference, did all the set up and the clean up, and led the class. It was an amazing experience.

From the owner: Mixo is an Indianapolis-based cocktail experience that comes to you and sets up everything you need…read morefor a mixology workshop. We create two craft cocktails from scratch, learn classic mixology techniques, and have a party! Mixo is perfect for birthdays, bachelor/bachelorettes parties, team-building, and girls’ nights.

First time I took our oldest two to Creative Escape was a hoot. We went with our Kiwanis club to…read moremake bowls to donate to Habitat for Humanity fundraising efforts. It was so much fun! I was really worried because at the time, my second-oldest was about to turn 4. So ... to say the least, I had visions of him tearing through the store, breaking everything in his path. Boy, was I wrong. These kids--all the kids, in fact--were absolutely enthralled and taken by the pottery painting. They all sat up at the tables together, with the adults, and painted bowls to donate to a good cause. It was a great time and a wonderful learning experience. But not only that, the kids made the most beautiful bowls! Even better than the adults. Know why? We adults TRIED TOO HARD. Kids are kids and make the most creative pieces every time. I love to see how the bowls look after they're painted--usually a mess. But it's the most fantastic transformation to see how your bowl (or other ceramic of your choice, including figurines, plates, plaques, mugs, etc.) turns out after it has been fired in the kiln. When we picked up all the Kiwanis club members' bowls, we were blown away. The color is so deep and fantastic on every single one. Head to Creative Escape next time you need a good gift for a loved one. We've gone back several times (And my husband has snuck all three boys out to make me the best Mother's Day gifts EVER ... handmade masterpieces) and plan to make plates for the grandmas until they have an entire set of homemade dishes. What a wonderful gift! NOTE: You don't need a reservation. Walk right in! (Reservations are suggested for large groups.) Thursday night is Ladies Night from 6-9 p.m.

My son's teacher held a gathering here for his first grade class. The manager and another employee…read morewere present. They were unfriendly, unenthusiastic, impatient, and generally disinterested. Neither employee engaged with a single child. They couldn't even bothered to smile, let alone say "thank you." I volunteered to pay for two pieces they said had been painted by other group members who ostensibly left without paying. (Neither employee recognized my generosity in doing so--which in part saved them some headache. These were very small pieces. Given that it was their error in not properly collecting payment from each partygoer, they ought to have just written it off.) We later discovered that one of the pieces had not, in fact been painted. Rather than apologize for their error, the employee made a snide remark about it being the customer's fault. I'm still not convinced that the other piece was unpaid for--rather I think they probably made a clerical error given their lack of organization. The employee who supervised the party also complained about the noise. Perhaps she expected first graders to paint in silence. The manager never left her perch on the stool behind the desk. It must not have occurred to her that her associate might need assistance. Our group was in the establishment for exactly an hour on a Sunday when it appeared there were only two other customers. These two young women need to realize that, without paying customers, their employer can't afford to pay them, and that repeat customers are their best source of revenue. So they should exhibit a modicum of hustle for the brief time that they actually have to do some work during an otherwise, quiet, un-busy day. As an aside, they do not even have so much as a paper cup on hand for a drink of tap water. If your child is thirsty you'll be invited to drive across the street to CVS. I'd like to point out that the 5-star reviews mention how much fun pottery painting is, and the variety of available projects, but make no mention of employees being friendly or helpful. Pottery By You at 86th/Township Line and Half Baked Pottery in Broad Ripple are far more deserving of your business. Their owners are on-site and their employees are fantastic!