My sister booked Paint The Town to do a "Paint Your Pet" event for my bachelorette party - it was…read moreperfect! Steve (our instructor) drew a stencil of our pets from photos sent ahead of time, so it wasn't as intimidating. Steve was also incredibly kind and fun through out. Highly recommend for any type of party!! :)

From the owner: From large corporate retreats to casual social nights, we thrive in serving occasions and guests of…read moreall backgrounds. As the only truly full-service paint party company, we handle all the hard work for our clients - booking, scheduling, venues, instruction, supplies, support, and more. Our paint parties are perfect for any occasion. Gather your group in-person to paint and sip at home, at the office, or a venue of your choosing. All you need is the date for your event!

Atmosphere - Clean, organized, lots of rooms to choose from…read more Customer service - Excellent. Kayla was friendly, helpful, encouraging and knowledgeable. Price - Average

We tried the Sherlock's Library experience for a department bonding event and it was kind of…read morelackluster. They really made the cheapest experience possible, and it shows. When you walk into the room, you see a bookshelf decal on the wall and a bunch of chests within the room. The only sort of cool prop they had was one of those globes that opens up. But every single task was to unlock a lock. So you could just search the entire room for hidden keys and chests without actually having to follow any clues (one or two were keys, others were combo locks). You still have to figure out the combos, but just finding codes is kinda lame. The prompt itself wasn't good to start, so I felt like our team didn't have a goal, we just started searching. The storyline was not really there. We solved everything including the master chest. And although humans have a natural sense of satisfaction in finishing something, it wasn't actually that fun. Glad I didn't have to spend my own money on this. I'd be happy to try another escape room, but not at this establishment.

I'm extremely disappointed with Woodchuckers Axe Throwing. They canceled my Valentine's Day…read morereservation at 10:00 PM -- just two days before the event. The problem was rectified well and in a timely manner however.

Great activity! Fun for post work happy hours. Great atmosphere with food and drinks adjacent to…read morethe axe throwing range.

What a fun place to visit. You can sign up on Groupon and buy a combo pass that gets you rage room,…read moreaxe throwing, and splatter paint. Great way to get aggression out!

good gear easy process. quick booking. not too expensive. very exciting!!!!!!!!!!!! i heart ismashread more

I'll start this as I always do by saying I don't give out five stars unless I am really blown away…read more As all of my other reviews of this place my four star still stands. I got a burger this time. It was awesome. Everything I wanted cook just right it was juicy, well seasoned and had a perfect runny egg on it. It hit the spot I had the same waitress I usually get and she always does a good job. Three people for lunch for 60 bucks not bad.

I'm a bit delayed in doing this review. We stopped before getting our Christmas tree at chuck…read morehalfner's. We got to Jake halfner's around 4:30pm and beat the rush of dinner goers. We were seated promptly once the hostess could get off the phone for reservations. I got a cocktail and it was decent, cranberry ginger Moscow mule. It was pretty good, I liked that they added maple syrup to it! Something different. We ordered soup immediately and got that quickly. They were both delicious, I will always try French onion soup wherever I go. The beef veggie soup was good too lots of beef and very hardy. We ordered our dinner when we got our soups and this is when it went a little downhill service wise. They started getting busier and it was harder to get our waitress to check on us. It took about 45 min to get the burger and panini we ordered. Both were very good but Luke warm at best. We wanted to get our tree so we didn't make a big deal about it. Overall it's a good spot to hit when you're in the area, but be mindful when you go if you don't want to be crowded. It's a tight area to sit in around dinner goers. We were happy to finish before the real rush showed up.