What a special little shop. There's so much to choose from, and a wonderful way to unplug. The…read moreowners are jewels. Can't wait to pick something else to paint

Surprised to be the first person to review Let's Go Paint Pottery!…read more They've been opened for about 6 months and I must say I'm shocked at how many visitors that had while we were there on Sunday. It wasn't to capacity, but there were 5 groups of guests working on projects and a birthday party in a designated group room. Jerry, is extremely kind and patient. He is knowledgeable about the craft and is wiling to help in any way. The price is more than fair for an evening of positive entertainment and camaraderie. There is an $8 sitting fee. This sitting fee includes access to all materials available for the craft and the fire of your project in the kiln. The cost of the the item you select as your project is the only other cost to consider. That price is reflected next to the item for transparency. In the end, you will pay $8/person and the cost of the ceramic piece. I painted a $25 ceramic chicken, so my total was $33. The length of time you spend at Let's Go Paint Pottery varies depending on your level of skill, the size of your project, or simply the time alloted to enjoy your company. A super relaxing way to enjoy time with people you love or even get to know people on a first date. 01-19-2025

Nice place, clean and lots of ceramic pieces to choose from. Owner very pleasant and helpful…read more Will gladly go there again. Prices seem average. Thanks for your friendliness.

From the owner: We have a wide variety of ceramics, from greenware to bisque. And may colors of paint to choose…read morefrom. Come and paint in our studio or you can take it home and paint it and bring it back and we can fire it for you. Feel free to give us a call with any questions.

Visiting Gulf Shores recently our hosts had the most amazing hand crafted vessel sink by a local…read moreartist. I had to have a piece of his work so we set out for Sea Oat Studio. Not only did we find a local shop FULL of fabulous handmade pottery but we got a detailed tour of his shop along with a fascinating narrative about his career and his work. Steve Burrow is a master potter and has been creating works of art all his life. His wife also collaborates with him to produce some of the most fabulous wood fired and electric fired pieces that I have ever seen. Check out the photos. The sea turtles are a theme in many of these unique pieces. Sea Oat Studio was one of my most treasured finds while enjoying the beautiful Gulf Shores, AL area and all it has to offer. Highly recommend!

Everytime I've been it's always so clean and the staff is extremely friendly. Kay was phenomenal…read moreand provided great customer service! We will be returning!

This place is a must do. Park outside of Belks and once you're through the store, the entrance is…read moreright there. Save yourself time by filling out the waiver online prior. Make sure everyone (even adults) has sock bc no shoes allowed. This location is apparently open from 10am - 10pm on Saturday so plan your day to leave and come back if time allows. They give you a reentry QR code on your receipt. This is well worth the price and SUCH an absolute adventure. I'm literally writing this review as I'm sitting inside after about 2-3 hours bc it's awesome

Closed since COVID came to town. Was a really nice economical play place for little onesread more

I highly recommend the Pensacola Mess Hall. Mess stands for Math, Engineering, Science, and Stuff…read more Each station was so thoughtful and hands on. Our kids asked to come back and said, "this place is amazing." The adults enjoyed the interactive stations too. I enjoyed talking with Megan too about her inspiration for the Mess Hall.

Our family traveled from Dayton,OH and this museum was listed as a reciprocating benefits for our…read moremembership. We had doubts in the beginning seeing how small it seemed but so glad we stopped by! This is great place for toddlers 3 and up to prolly about preteens... heck adults would enjoy. Each station has a card to talk about how to use the materials and the science behind it! I love that the kids could go and just .. do stuff! Touch stuff. They have a station in thr back where you can check out fun activity kits to do once you are done checking all the stations. They have a daily challenge as well!

I am accustomed to expecting employees of a place like Chuck E. Cheese to be made up of…read moreuninterested teenagers looking more at their phones than their work, but was pleasantly surprised! Every single employee was welcoming, enthusiastic, and hard working. The whole place was clean with just one or two machines out of order. No more are the creepy life size figures from the 1980s. My kiddos had a blast for a birthday party, even the bathrooms were clean. Be warned though, they stamp kids and parents with matching numbers, so have them stamp kids "high" on their arms etc, otherwise it will come off with one handwashing, and you'll be subjected to prove they're your kid before you can leave. On the other hand, they are secure. We will back!

over an hour for pizza but thats okay even though they are coming out very slow. my issue is the…read moreguy making the pizza has his pants half way down. not a fan at looking at a dudes ass why he makes my food. ridiculous

This park is basically a few sport fields and a children's play area. While there is nothing wrong…read morewith that, if you are looking for a park to chill for a bit, this is probably not the place for you. It would also be nice if there was more parking available.

I took the kids to dinner at CiCi's and was surprised to learn that tap water is not an option as a…read moredrink. I'm not a big proponent of bottled water, unless I'm traveling abroad. With a background in Public Health I'm much more trusting of the local Environmental Health officials than I am of corporate businessmen to ensure my drinking water is safe. In any case, I was ordering a soda and my 6 year-old's soft drink was included with his meal, so it was just the 15 year old who had to go with the bottled water option. Anyway, the staff at this location were very pleasant and friendly. They kept up with the demand for pizza, and were quite accommodating when it came to special requests. In addition to pizza, there was a salad bar with plenty of fresh ingredients, chicken soup, pasta with both red and white sauce available, cheesy breadsticks, and various desserts; the cinnamon rolls were really pretty tasty! The atmosphere and decor kind of put off an 80's cafeteria vibe, with an arcade type game room on one side of the dining room and the buffet line and cashier on the other side. They do a good job of keeping up with dishes and keeping tables wiped down as patrons finish and leave. While it's definitely not the best pizza I've ever had, the price is right, the kids enjoy the place, and the food's not bad. I'm sure we'll be back.

Customer service was excellent from the moment I walked in. The older gentleman greeted us with a…read moresmile and had jokes with the kids. He explained everything about the process of ordering pizza you want as well as the game card. The arcade was pretty fun, a little slim pickins but the kids still had fun. Pizza was delicious and if you like desert pizza, it's fantastic. Clean space all around.