Had an absolute blast! Came with 4 friends on a Friday night. There was about 6 others at another…read moretable. We felt we were lead to making our masterpieces very well. Staff was friendly and very helpful. At first my initial reaction when I saw the price I thought yikes it was pricey. My masterpiece was totally worth it and I can't wait to come back again! You can bring your own drinks and snacks. A couple friends had special requests and they jumped thru hoops to fill them.

This is like Wine and Paint, except MORE, so much more…read more It's BYOB, which is great, because it's cheaper to bring your own drinks! You can also bring snacks. You walk out with a personalized sign that looks like you bought it from Etsy for a lot more than you paid, and no shipping charge. If you're not creative, don't worry. The Wine and Paint requires some creative or artistic talent, and then you have nothing to do with the canvas you bring home because let's face it, it's amateur even if you're good. This is different - you come home with a permanent decor piece or a holiday decor item added. $65 for these signs is a good deal! And it's a fun night out. Honestly, the fumes are a lot. But they have fans and can open the door, just need to ask. I'll be asking next time.

I haven't been to a paint party in a long time and forgot there is one up the street. The whole…read morefamily got together and did one of their black light painting. It's so neat to see everyone paint and enjoy themselves. The instructor was awesome and explained everything. It's byob which is perfect. I will be back for a date night!

Came to Pinot's Palette in Olathe for my friend's birthday and had the best time getting messy with…read more"Magenta Moonlight" shout out to Gwyn and Kaitlyn for leading the class and keeping the vibes right. I wore leggings and still managed to leave with paint on my thighs and elbows, so just know: paint will be flicked. It's part of the charm.

TCPKC is gym that truly cares for its athletes at all levels!! The coaches and teams are supported…read moreby the owner and given the resources to be successful. I am so glad I found the Cheer Pitt!

When a person chooses to run a facility like this, they are making a moral agreement to the…read morechildren that attend to have their best physical and mental interests at heart. Shelby Swartz, the owner of The Cheer Pitt did not get that memo. She will undoubtedly reply to this review by stating "I'm sorry we don't see that you have ever had an account with us", as she has done the other negative reviews. This reaction only shows her lack of professionalism and willingness to take accountability for the negative events that take place in the environment that she fosters. At her business, when committing to a team you have to sign a legally binding contract. However, I assure you, this contract is one sided and only adheres the guardian to the financial obligation, and not the owner to have an obligation to your child's best interest. During our time there we have witnessed parents making fun of parents, parents making fun of the owner, bullying, kids making fun of kids, parents making fun of kids, at least one coach high on cocaine while coaching (my daughter sprained her elbow during a class with him where he removed her spot without warning her), athletes getting hurt, the owner making fun of parents, the owner making fun of athletes, the owner speaking poorly of other gyms, binge drinking in front of athletes during "team bonding events", parents yelling at parents of other gyms, and name calling. Of all the practices I watched, there wasn't one that ended without a girl crying on my daughter's team. The owner places profit and her ego above the well being of the athletes and if anyone has the willingness to speak on the blatant ill behaviors witnessed, their athlete will be kicked out. Shelby constantly threatens parents and athletes to keep them quiet. She praises herself as being a leader and a mentor, yet has little to no concern for lower level athletes, or providing an accessible path for them to advance. She only focuses on how everyone can serve her and not how she can serve the athletes. The Cheer Pitt operates closer to a cult than a facility that fosters character in children. I recommend saving your money, or better yet choosing another of the 3 cheer gyms very close by that have a greater and more successful selection of teams and classes. I applaud the other people that were brave enough to come forward and speak on their negative experiences. I know from our experience at The Cheer Pitt that anyone with a true backbone and concern for the well being of the children, and not just the "leader", will be ridiculed and ostracized.

Wonderful, wide variety of vinegars (special focus on balsamics) and olive oils, and all sorts of…read moregourmet foods, condiments, herbs & spices, spreads, dipping blends, kitchen accessories, and gift boxes. They also host various cooking classes, and if you go to their calendar or the "pick-up food" section on their site, the owner sells tasty, home-cooked meals every Tuesday + baked breads on Friday (lately, it's been dinner rolls, challah bread, and cinnamon roles) that you can pre-order and pick-up in-store. Great local find.

My first thought upon entering was "where are the bread cubes, how am I supposed to taste oils &…read morevinegars without bread cubes?" And then I learned. Oh boy did I learn! I saw a woman pour a little bit of vinegar into a little paper cup and sip it straight, so in true monkey-see-monkey-do fashion I did the same. My first taste was the White Peach Balsamic. Forget everything you know about balsamic vinegar, stuff this good is on a different plane of existence altogether. Wow! So syrupy and brightly flavored I now understood the glaring lack of bread cubes. Who needs them? The White Peach was like jam. I was instantly thinking of pouring it over ice cream, or ... ? It turned my world upside down. My budget permitted a purchase of just one bottle this trip, but you can rest assured I will be coming back to add to my collection. If you're curious, I chose the Lime Jalepeno Balsamic as my first bottle. All I add is a little oil, salt & pepper and I have a salad dressing that knocks my socks off!

We've done 4 of the interactive cooking classes. You can choose between differing levels of 'hands…read moreon' and they've got a lot of variety. We attended the Cast Iron Cuisine class where you learn the basics of coq au vin, sauté and searing steaks in a cast iron pan. Very engaging instructors and high quality food in a 2+ hour event - great date night idea!

Fun experience for couples, GNO, or team building. The Culinary staff was super fun and provided…read moredirections for every level of expertise in cooking.