I had a great time at this class and learned a lot. Most other companies are all about fancy…read morecooking, but this one is so much more practical! You'll learn tips that you'll actually use. I also love that they have a give back model. When you pay for a class, that money goes to teach someone else healthy cooking. The last give-back class was at the rescue mission.

From the owner: Private cooking classes in the comfort of your own home: Bachelorette Parties, Bridal & Baby…read moreShowers, Birthday Parties, Girls Night Out, Cooking with your Partner, Cooking with your Kids, Corporate Team Building, Choose your own Cooking Up adventure

Kris is an absolute GEM! We came here for a team building…read moreactivity, made hors d'oeuvre, tasted French wines, and overall just had an excellent experience. We learned so much and had a blast! Highly recommend coming here for a date night, a team building event, or even as a fun bachelorette party activity!

I have to say, I've been in Middle Tennessee for almost 20 years and I am so thrilled I have now…read morefound Black Diamond Culinary! They opened during Covid and they have lots of options for folks. I came for Wine Wednesday with the girls. There were 6-8 different wines to try. You can purchase the ones you like at a decent price as well. Kris did a great job explaining the paired wines and the delectable apps she created for us to try. Can't wait to try their Saturday night dinner and bring some more friends! This venue would be great for private parties, date night on a Saturday night (some cooking, lots of wine and a meal), there are lunch classes on Tuesdays and Fridays, too...I highly recommend you give them a try!

Just finished our tour with Scott who was amazing! I love going on food tours when I travel and…read moreScott did not disappoint. We stopped at 4 locations: a donut shop, a BBQ spot, tried Nashville hot chicken, and a choclatier. Scott had a wealth of knowledge about older country music/history and local facts. The tour ended with a moonshine tasting. Would absolutely recommended!

Scott was an amazing tour guide for our Nashville Food Tour. He was fun, engaging, and very…read moreknowledgeable. We saw many different parts of Nashville, learned a lot, and had so much amazing food and drink. What a great introduction to Nashville! I hope to come back soon and will do the tour again!

I set up a small cooking class for 5 of my employees as a team bonding and they had the best time!…read moreThey thought it was an amazing experience and raved about all of the food they received and made. Chef Gracie was amazing to work with. Everything from setting the date up until the actual cooking class. She made sure to ask about any allergies beforehand and accommodated them all! If you are looking to book a smaller sized cooking class that doesn't have a 12 person minimum and cost $1,000 this is the perfect option! We will definitely be back if the opportunity arises again!

My two adult children and I signed up for a cooking class with Grace because my kids are interested…read morein learning how to cook and make some things on their own. The whole experience was worthwhile as she walked us through the preparation and cooking of a meal, teaching and explaining the whole way through. I've been cooking for years and still picked up some new techniques. Plus we got to enjoy the meal at the end and it was absolutely delicious! Highly recommend!

I am not quite sure what I was expecting going in but the experience with Derek C and Italy from…read moreScratch was nothing short of amazing! Not only is Derek a great host, his house was perfect for the setting and the food was ridiculously great! Along the way you learn something about cooking and Italian culture. One of the best times I have had over a meal in a long time! I highly recommend the experience, you wont be disappointed!

Fun times at this cooking class. Beautiful home. Derek is a charismatic easy going host. Happy we…read morelearned how to make pasta. However, Missed out on how to make the panne cotta. Left full and satisfied.

5 star review because she had plenty of water (inside joke referring to a previous yelpers review)…read more The camaraderie and friendships formed during the class was very genuine (wish I would've gotten the peoples Instagrams or Facebook info)!! Maryanne made it feel like we were home! Super informative on how to make a genuine, homemade biscuit. There is an art and process to making the perfect biscuit. This is a must do when in Nashville...you won't be disappointed. The location and building is unassuming but once you are inside you feel the love

Love love loved this class, probably one of our most fun things to do in Nashville! Maryann Bird…read morewas kind, welcoming, patient and quite the Ambassador for the Music City. She clearly knows her biscuits! The location was unexpected and a little hard to find. Ms. Bird explained that her husband actually owned the little industrial park and when her classes got larger, instead of continuing to teach at her home, she fashioned a charming kitchen in the back of the building. There aren't any signs from the street, yet, so it's awkward driving around when you don't know what you are looking for. But one quick call and we were united with the other 12 people waiting for the class to begin. Maryann did a great job of explaining her credentials and how she fell in love with biscuits. She made biscuits right in front of us, talking us thru the process while making everyone comfortable with one another. She answered questions. She educated us about substitutions. And then she served us each one of those biscuits, complete with sausage gravy, to enjoy. After each table (there were about 6?) was given the tools and materials to make their own flour-y butter soaked delicacies. While those were cooking? Pictures, clean up, and a few products for sale (we picked up some biscuit cutters!) It was a great day, and wasn't affected by the heat OR scattered thunderstorms! Thankful for a fun activity we could enjoy even when we got back home. Lots of couples, moms and their adult children, girls on a Nashville weekend. Highly recommend

DO NOT bring your children here, or yourself…read more The staff and owners are VERY rude. I brought my daughter and her friends here for her birthday and none of the girls could talk during the three hour class, or they were blamed for not listening. I called three times prior to the class to check in on a couple of details for the class, and no one ever called me back Three times! Unprofessional. As I am spending $65/person x 5 people! They advertise as a cooking class, but each kid gets one minimal task as they go around in a semi-circle and wait for their turn again. While they wait, they have nothing to do but stand there for hours, not talking. They can't even talk to each other or else they get in trouble by the instructors. Why are they not cooking and being instructed?! (As advertised). The building is in an unsafe area. Upon arrival (10 minutes before class time started), the door was locked. Based on the feeling that there was NO WAY I was leaving my children and their friends here. The staff said I could stay, however the owner of Curious Kitchen saw through a camera that I was sitting in the room and asked me to leave. Why is she unknowingly watching the children? They would not let me stay in the same room as the children, but instead I had to sit in the next room for three hours waiting. Why not let a paying customer be in the same room as their kids? Why lock the children into the building? Isn't this against fire code? When I called the owner to ask if I could stay in the room , a huge argument arose. Both of the co-owners, mother and daughter are absolutely horrific. Horrible attitudes. Defensive. Rude. I am shocked that they are still in business. The food was poor quality and tasteless. How do you mess up pigs in a blanket? The potato wedges were cold. DO NOT SPREAD YOUR MONEY HERE!!!! - - - - - - RESPONSE TO THE OWNERS RESPONSE- - - - - -- - I would hope that you take your feedback seriously. I also can not believe that you are still in business with the way you treat your customers. You are claiming that the things I noted about my experience visiting your business are false...they are nothing but TRUTH. Let me be clear, I spoke with BOTH of the co-owner's yesterday - the mother and and daughter yesterday. I was on the speaker phone with the woman that you called a .....and I quote "RACIST" because of the safety issues she experienced outside of your business yesterday. Not only that, you hung up on her. Neither of you stopped talking long enough to let us, the paying customers speak about our negative experiences. We were both having these negative experiences at the same time, which validated both of our feelings. Let me also be clear that I called THREE times before I visited your establishment. I never received even one call back dialing the number that is clearly listed on your web page (615-956-6077). My husband heard me leave all 3 messages and each one was left after a message stating it was the Curious Kitchen. Thus, another validation that I was calling the correct place. I wanted to gather information on a private event - 10th birthday for my daughter. Boy, am I glad I never got ahold of either of you and spent more money than I already have! Regarding the "safety", or lack thereof. Why would I want to do a cooking class for myself or my children that requires for everyone to be locked in because the neighborhood is so unsafe? Also - you skirted around the fact that IT IS AGAINST FIRE CODE TO LOCK CHILDREN INSIDE OF A BUILDING. ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU ARE COOKING AND HOT OVENS AND FIRE ARE INVOLVED. In regards to the food - you do not provide QUALITY INGREDIENTS. I can bake food in my kitchen that is much better quality. So for you to blame it on the kids since they prepared the food - it's disgraceful. And no - the potato wedge wasn't cold "because parents are invited in after the children have already eaten." I was there before they even got their food because I never left and pushed into the next room. Thus, I was there the entire last 30 minutes of class. Nice try though! AGAIN - DO NOT ATTEND ANY CLASS HERE. THIS PEOPLE SHOULD BE OUT OF BUSINESS.

For a first-ever kids' cooking class experience, this was pretty amazing! Located in Murfreesboro,…read morethis small business is a great way for kids, couples, families & groups to pass a few hours learning new skills. My girls loved the Grinch-themed menu (Who Hash, Roast Beast, etc) & the fact that it was kids only (ages 6-15). Everything was geared toward them from the countertop height to cooking utensils. Really well thought out & both asked to come back again. Will definitely come back for a family or couples class.

We had a party here for my 6 year old and the party ended up being nice for the kids. However, the…read moreowner of this place is very rude to the children and it's unfortunate because this is such a great concept. The staff running the party was great and patient with the kids but the owner would pop up periodically and yell at the kids in a very disrespectful way. She clearly loses her patience if the noise level goes above what is comfortable for her. I would recommend steering clear of this place with your kiddos. If you decide to do it anyways, ask the parents of the attendees to stay despite Flour Power's suggestion to have parents drop off. They will want to be there to observe what's taking place. You don't want a kid going home saying they were yelled at during your child's party.

I'm a bit torn with this review. The facility, the teacher chefs and the content is wonderful. My…read moreissue was with the ages in the class. Online it gives three different age groups for classes. I payed for my 13 year old daughter to get into what was labeled "teen class". I called and emailed the address given and gave my number to the owner and asked her if she could talk as I had some questions... she only corresponded via email and as a fellow business owner, I felt as tho it was not as welcoming. But I went ahead and purchased the 6 classes. When I arrived I was under the understanding she would be with other teens her age but that was not the case and I understand why. She was in a class with an 8, two 9 and a 10 year old. This was not what I was under the impression I was paying for. I'm disappointed not at the content but that I was paying a hefty price to get her to make friends doing what she enjoys in her age group, outside of school, and to my surprise she was the oldest there. The manager there explained to me that there are not enough kids in her age group to do a separate class and I understand that but had I known.... I would not have payed for 6 sessions. This should be made known on the website ahead of time and I found it nowhere. This was an attempt to socialize her with teens her age. I felt misled and for that, I'm giving 3 stars. I'm disappointed

Went for lunch and had the Soprano sandwhich on a roll and tried one on sour dough. The one on the…read moreroll was much better that the sourdough. The sourdough was not sour and would been better if the bread was toasted. The meat and cheese was very good quality and the service was friendly. The price for a sandwich and bag of chips was about $17 which seems a tad high, however the quality of the meat is very good.

First time stopping in and it definitely won't be my last. The crew I was with hyped it up as the…read morebest sandwich I'd ever have, so I went in open-minded, and it delivered. I actually slowed down and enjoyed every bite. We all had the Sapporo sandwich. The Shop is a little tucked behind McDonald's, but more people need to know about it. They also sell fresh, high-quality meats and have a solid selection of pickled items. Legit spot.

This is such a cool spot to check out if ur into the arts! A supply store that's based on the…read morecommunity's donations and is supported by a name-your-price model. They have the basics (from paints and canvas) to very niche items (VHS, old pill containers, hardware). The staff, while busy sorting, were friendly. Would recommend to check out!

Stumbled upon this great donation based art store that allows people to "pay what you can" on…read morerandom creative and art supplies that they have. I was getting ready to move across the country and was able to donate old office supplies, post-its, paper and other items I had around my apartment - I was very happy to donate those items here rather than somewhere like Goodwill or them going into the trash. I didn't expect for them to ask me to stand there and go through every time I was donating. It was a bit judgey and uncomfortable as they handed back a can of spray paint that they thought could be less than half full. I was disappointed that the rest of it wouldn't be used be someone (even for free!) and that I had to throw it out instead.