My son had wanted to take a cooking class for years, but moving/covid/life issues stopped us from…read morefinding one. This year I made it happen and tried Kitchen House for both my kids. They really enjoyed it, came home each day with big smiles and a lot of enthusiasm. My daughter saved the food she prepared to bring me a little light lunch (which was actually quite delicious) and my son devoured all of his. The main advantage of the class vs. training them myself is that KH is a dedicated teaching kitchen. They are equipped and staffed to show kids how to prepare many dishes over the course of a week, whereas I have the time, energy and ingredients to maybe teach them one thing. I'm glad we signed up for this and will be back next Summer for another class or two.

Kids had an awesome time at the summer cooking and science camp. Came home so excited every day and…read morewanting to go back. Highly recommend.

Dart'em Up is classified on Yelp as a 'Kid Activity.' Well, aren't we all kids at heart? I had to…read moreconvince my friend to come along but even he admitted it was a good time. We showed up on a Saturday night and I was expecting it to be a lot busier. I assumed it would be crawling with rugrats and ankle biters but my friend and I were it. They had a Saturday night special where it was unlimited play with any type of blaster. There was about 1.5-2 hours left before they closed up and figured we could play a lot of games. Since it was the two of us it was mano y mano while we had a gamesmaster/ref/time keeper there. The space is littered with Darts and with the variety of blasters available you need to be cognizant of what 'caliber' you're using. A family ended of four ended up coming in so despite being outnumbered 2-1 we beat them due to superior tactics, coordinated teamwork and the fact that two of the them hadn't hit puberty yet. Hey, a win's a win!

This was an amazing time well spent with the kids. The staff along with Mr. Richard were amazing in…read moredealing with our recreation center, even with our late arrivals. The arena was clean as well as the facility. They have a variety of weaponry all kid friendly which helps with the multitude of games. It is also adult friendly and you can go here with a group of friends and have fun. 10/10

Service: 5 Facility: 5, Products: TBD…read more Our group of 5 came to try out making pottery during the Valentine's Day promotion, which is now sold out. Rakhi and her staff, including Maya and Karis, were fantastic. Our ability to follow directions and create the initial form varied among our group, and some had to restart from the beginning more than once. Maya was very patient with us and adjusted how much she assisted by each person's ability. Knowing we were first timers, the staff were very encouraging and helpful as we selected our shapes and attempted to create them. They also helped us personalize each piece with additional designs, and we're very excited to see how everything turns out. There are two parts to this class, creating a piece for baking and in a few weeks we'll return to paint and glaze the pieces so they're food safe. I think we're going to take a longer course the next time!

I attended a Valentine's Day event last month with The ATX Dog Mom Social Club at The Spinning…read moreWheel. There was confusion over pricing and timing. The event post noted one price and when we got to the event, we were told it would cost extra to glaze the bowl which was a necessary step make the clay piece food-safe. We were making dog bowls so of course we wanted them to be food-safe but it was a bummer that we would have to pay an additional fee on top of what we had already paid. I was charged more than others in my group! We were instructed to make our bowls outside on the picnic tables which weren't flat surfaces. The event poster also stated that we could shape our clay by hand or use the spinning wheel. The spinning wheels weren't even offered to us. Overall, I attended this event to make new friends and create something nice for my dog. I accomplished both so that was a win! While I most likely won't come back, this business is a fun concept that is great for groups of young children and I even saw a mother bring in her young daughter with her to glaze pottery together which was so sweet but the pricing and timing to pick up your artwork could be clearer. Also parking is very limited so park next door at the gymnasium.

This location moved up north more. Love this place for…read morelittles! I take my 14m old here often and she has a blast. Safe indoor play place to explore and get more confident, spend time socializing and they even have art/music activity classes for kids and parents night out! Definitely recommend getting a membership for the really hot/cold days The sensory room is my favorite

I don't have personal experience with the pediatric therapy, but I've heard great things from…read morefriends! I took my 18 month old just for the open play, and he had a blast! I would go back if it was cheaper, but there was just not much to do for $15. Definitely geared more towards younger children! The dark room with the light up activities was a cool feature too! Staff in the lobby were super kind and helpful! Also loved how they had a full changing table in the bathrooms with lots of extra wipes and essentials!

This place is busy. There are a lot of tables and chairs for parents to kick back and chill. Inside…read moreis a giant play structure, 2 smaller kids areas. I will say my kids get bored within an hour or so and the 'cafe' sells go chocolates which is just milk and a bunch of sugary snacks In the sensory room the ball pit is broken the piano keys don't make a sound. It was very disappointing

It's a great concept, I love the interactive soft play areas and the climbing structure for the…read moreolder kids! However, it was way too busy. I wish they capped the amount of people that are let in at once. My 3 year old could hardly navigate the play areas because they were packed full of kids. The play areas were also full of older kids, which didn't seem age appropriate. There were 10 year olds telling my toddler he couldn't play with something that wasn't even developmentally appropriate for them. There were also lots of 5-8 year olds in the baby / toddler only section so I really wish that was enforced. There were also several broken or run down toys in the sensory room which was a let down. For the price we paid, we won't be back due to how overwhelming the place was.

Christian and Kayla are amazing! This is the best place for my daughter to expand her creative…read moreside! Christian sets up projects and lets her go wild... she comes home covered in paint and a huge smile (she's only 18 months so she loves painting herself and Christian has no problem with whatever mess she makes!) so thankful she has this outlet instead of making a mess at my home!

From the owner: We are a process art studio for children specializing in beautiful messes!read more

First off....it's FREE lol went here to burn the energy of a toddler; but it backfired when it was…read moretime to go‍

One of the best things I needed right now…read more Warm water that soothes and awakens your skin. I rejoice I found this. We need more places like this around. One of the best things I needed right now

Once our baby grows little older, we'd love to make one dolly from this store! They are so cute and…read moream sure my baby will love it! :)

We went on Friday to get the pay your age bear for a birthday child. We got the very last one in…read morethe bin, and the gentleman that helped us was awesome. My grandbaby had so much fun building the bear, doing the heart ceremony, and then putting the shirt on the bear! One thing that was a huge disappointment to us was, we couldn't put the name on the birth certificate with the computer, and it used to be that if you scanned the barcode, the info for the bear came up on the screen, but now, all you can do is print a birth certificate, and then write on it. Nothing fun about that. You can't scan the barcode, and they took the keyboards away. The computers don't even talk anymore. That was half the fun, but the company is further cheapening the experience. We like this particular location because it hasn't been updated to be overly bright and overheated, it's nostalgic, but not being able to do the birth certificate took away from the experience. That was a very poor decision that the company made. It's too bad that that poor decision is going to affect this store in a very negative way, for something they have no control over. The employees in the store were awesome though. Any negativity comes from a company-wide decision, not something that the store did.

Date night. Wife and I went. What fun. You don't have to be artistic )my wife isn't ) but what…read moregreat fun. They do a great job of explaining it. We made two charcuterie boards and with wince glasses. They looked great. This is a must do and it's fun for all ages.

We found this place by looking online for things to do and decided to check it out. We were…read moreimmediately greeted by an employee who gave us a tour, a handout out and was very informative. The location has workstations, a splatter room and an artist gallery, and a mini store in the front. There are a few different things you can make when you buy a package. We didn't do one today, but will likely come back. They have appointments and walk-ins available.