I went to Cantareras with a group expecting a fun experience, but it ended up being really…read moredisappointing. The instructor singled out one person in our group and was extremely rude to them the entire time. Instead of teaching or helping, she acted like everyone should already know what they were doing and made that person feel embarrassed in front of the whole group. We paid to have a good time, not to watch someone get talked down to. It made the whole experience uncomfortable for everyone there. If you're looking for a relaxed and enjoyable outing with friends, I would not recommend this place. After our visit, I noticed a review from two years ago describing the exact same issue with another instructor, so it seems like this hasn't changed.

A group of 5 of us took a class with the owner of Cantareras and it was such an enjoyable…read moreexperience! We came in on very short notice and they were able to accommodate us and make us feel comfortable and welcomed none the less. I would highly recommend this place for team bonding or even just a nice date!

Flor De Barro is a hidden gem out in the Westside filled with beautiful artwork and artifacts. The…read moreowners are very knowledgeable and passionate about their business. It's easy to miss as it's a home transformed into an art gallery. There is parking out front and plenty of beautiful pieces inside. Be sure to check it out!!

I love art so I could spend hours here. I enjoy learning about all types and just looking at it. My…read morewhole life has always involved art somehow. I've taken classes, I have relatives who are talented artists, I've met several artists in my life. Anyway...Flor de Barro offers classes to the community. They start at around $35 and up. They invite the public to have mimosas on Sunday afternoons. They also have other events for anyone whose interested. For example, their Dia de los Muertos altar/art was great. I enjoyed seeing it very much. They even gave out hot cocoa and pan de muerto to visitors. Follow them on social media and/or check out their website for more info. You can also subscribe to their email blasts. The main thing Flor de Barro is known for is their hand crafted pottery from Mata Ortiz. Mata Ortiz is a small village in Chihuahua, Mexico. It's a 4.5 hour drive from El Paso. Some of the art is pricey but beautiful to look at. However, smaller pieces are really affordable. I saw a tiny pot I really love for $6. I'll most likely go back and get it. There are some larger pieces that cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. The staff is always friendly and hospitable. I like that they don't pressure anyone into buying the art. They let you look around and take photos freely. They're all about building genuine relationships with those who visit. Flor de Barro seems to update their inventory often. I saw a beautiful nativity scene that wasn't there a month ago. Those who aren't in El Paso can also shop online via their website. Several, if not all of these pieces, would make fine gifts. I highly recommend visiting Flor de Barro, whether you plan on buying something or not. We're supposed to learn something new everyday. I think you will here.

Walking in I felt very misled by the sign. I expected a Jumbo park full of activities for all. It…read morewas very underwhelming and very overpriced. When I attempted to look up the reviews prior I noticed there weren't many photos of the food they offered. We went ahead and got a pizza there and quickly discovered why there were not photos of the food there. At an exuberant price I guess I expected a lot better quality. The pizza was just god awful. Even Sam's Club pizza tastes significantly better than the pizza they gave us. Looking at the box I discovered it wasn't even their own pizza. It was from an outside vendor who offers them significantly cheaper than the venue charges. Overall the park was very underwhelming consisting of mostly a big jumping balloon which consisted of mostly slides and climbing, swings, and a small jungle gym. They had a small endurance track above but it was very disappointing. It was significantly smaller than expected and the service wasn't the best. The restrooms don't allow you to flush toilet paper. I guess that should've been the first sign of how our experience was gonna go. I gotta say this place was not worth the price of admission. The food is very low quality. Even the Little Cesar's pizza tastes way better then the pizza there. Even western play land offers somewhat slightly better quality food than this place does. I definitely won't be returning.

How this place charges what it does for the little bit it provides is beyond me. Maybe because…read morethere's not much else of a market here, but between the lack of choices, the dirt and grinder everywhere, and the ungodly loud music, it's definitely a no for me for a second time.