Booked chef on Dec 14 for Dec 28. It is Dec 26 and I haven't heard anything…read more I have an open support ticket with no response for 48 hours. We have invited friends over for the class so this is all quite disappointing. Also will need a refund if this class is not happening.

I was invited to this cooking class event and when I saw the address I wondered if it was someone's…read morehome. And indeed it was. I had no idea people did this type of activity which is a great idea. Chef Catalina has a beautiful home that she opened up for her cooking class and and is so very welcoming. Not only was she a great teacher she also had great deal of patience. To have strangers come in her home and make a mess in the kitchen. (Not that much mess :). In this cooking class she taught us to how to make Mexican Street Food. We had Al Pastor, made tortilla's, churros, and salsa from scratch. We also also made Esquites which I could not have enough of. Not only we got to watch and prep the stuff we also took part in cooking them. It was a lot of fun and I got to meet some great people. And in the end we got to enjoy the meal we prepared and I have to say it was delicious! And now I know how to make a different type of salsa. I recommend this event to anyone who enjoys cooking, eating food, and meeting new people.

This past Sunday my daughter and I attended a Pasta and Lemon Caper Sauce cooking demonstration…read morewith Michael. We had a fabulous time, and I can't wait to attend another class. Michael was very welcoming, knowledgeable, funny, engaging, and provided an extra treat of cream cheese stuffed strawberries for the class because it was Mother's Day. Thank you Michael for your hospitality! I hope to purchase a kitchen aid with pasta attachment very soon. I brought home some lemon caper sauce for myself and my daughter, and thank you for the recommendation on the scraper as well. I love Williams Sonoma. We always look forward to going to the Pavillions for brunch, and this beautiful store afterward!

I love this store. Out of all the William Sonoma stores...this was the biggest to me. So many…read morespecials and so many variety of counter appliances. Beautiful dishes and silverware. I really love this place. I heard they teach cooking. I love baking and cooking. I would look into it and try to take a class. Also the workers are so helpful. They ask if you need any help. Reminds me of that constant hospitality like Nordstroms. Its really nice It's really a great place.

If you didn't know, Sette Pasta House offers cooking classes. Unfortunately, they'll be on hold for…read morea short while Chef Paul serves in the Reserves, but they're definitely worth checking out when they resume. Today I attended the lasagna class that I reserved back in December. Seating is limited, so you'll want to keep an eye on the website (and please don't take my spot, ). The class was held in the restaurant and was completely hands-on, comma, which I prefer. I don't wanna just watch someone online, dash, I wanna actually be part of the process and make the food for myself. For this class, the pasta dough was already prepared for us since making it from scratch would take too long, but we each rolled out our own pasta sheets and got them as thin as we wanted. Hand crank machine too. Fun. I've always wanted to do this. We made the bolognese sauce you see in the photos, while the pomodoro sauce had been prepared ahead of time. There were 12 of us total, paired into teams of 2, and everyone worked really well together. It was such a fun and lovely experience. We layered our lasagnas, sauce, pasta sheet, cheese, repeat. Properly done, easily three beautiful layers. I should have oiled the foil on top. Still delicious. Once they were in the oven baking, we all sat down together for salads and great conversation. We could also watch the chefs as they worked, which made the whole experience even better. It was a wonderful day and fantastic class. When our individual lasagnas came out of the oven, they were hot, golden brown, and absolutely beautiful. We were given boxes to take home whatever we didn't eat, and honestly, each lasagna is easily enough for two, maybe even three people. They do provide cardboard boxes, but I'd recommend bringing your own plastic container if you want something sturdier for leftovers. ** Their black plastic fold-over containers leak. I like clear lid snap. I'm home now and still enjoying the experience. While I was there, I also ordered to go their focaccia flight and a side of meatballs. So tonight I'm having that with a small salad and reliving what was such a wonderful, fun class. If you didn't know about the cooking classes before, now you do. And I'd also recommend checking out Sete Pasta House for dinner sometime.

Thanks to Paul and Sette House for a fantastic cooking class. We made chicken Marsala and…read morefettuccine Alfredo. The class started with a mimosa and then Paul guided us through every step of the process including making our own noodles. I was seriously impressed with the results which we then sat down together and ate. These classes sellout right away (I was lucky to get a last minute cancellation). Thanks to Paul for offering cooking classes. FYI, Sette House has my favorite sandwich ever (lunch only)...the salmon PLT (with pancetta, lettuce and tomato). So good!

Online Cooking Class:…read more My husband and I had so much with Chef Davide. The food was amazing and his directions were clear. He also does check in to see how everyone's meal is coming and I appreciated that during the pasta process. We can't wait to take another class with Chef Davide.

scam scam scam! don't waste your money, you will not be able to attend any class and will not get…read moreany customer support. had to contact my credit card company due to their fraud

Il Fiorello is an olive farm that grows and mills their own olive oil, creating several blends and…read moreconsistently winning several competitions around the world over the past few years. In addition to the many olive trees around the property, they also have a lovely garden that provides ingredients for their outdoor bistro. It's a true farm-to-table experience, with the bistro's offerings changing based on what's available in their garden. *Blistered Peppers: Tasty, well-seasoned, and delicious. Not spicy, just a good pepper taste. Very refreshing, and I loved the huge portion! *Fresh Bread: I love fresh bread, so I appreciated that there were different kinds of bread in the basket. My favorite was the one with olives in it because I love olives. It also comes with some of their iconic olive oils as well as balsamic. *Bucatini with Summer Squash: Also a big portion! The pasta was well cooked, and the pine nuts added excellent flavor. The summer squash was delicious and fresh. *Olive Oil Gelato: Two scoops per order, and I got vanilla with two different olive oil fruit drizzles. It works really well! The oil complements the ice cream, and the ice cream itself is delicious. It has a little more depth of flavor, and I think there's oil incorporated into it as well. I also did the olive oil tasting, which was a great experience as well. It was nice to learn about the process these olives go through, as well as how to assess the taste and quality of olive oil. There's a little shop near the entrance that has all the olive oils they make with descriptions on what they pair well with, balsamic vinegar, and other goodies. My parents loved the ice cream, and ordered another order to-go just before the bistro closed! Overall, the service is excellent and kind, the food is delicious, and the olive oil is plentiful. I think it's worth stopping by if visiting the area, and it's a nice, intimate lunch spot for locals!

This has been historically one of the worst restaurant I've been to. Food took 50 mins to come out…read more(2 entrées) and then it was loaded with pork when we i'm not explicitly noted no pork or beef. Wasted our Sunday morning.

Well taught class. Was fun to make my own sourdough starter to take home. Step by step instructions…read moreincluded

I've taken 3 classes on making different cheeses and will do another one next month. They are…read morehands on classes and you take home what you made. Wonderful classes and always instructions to take home. Highly recommend them Erin

I cannot say enough about our experience. Boris catered our reception of around 140 people. He is…read morevery reasonably priced, the food was absolutely delicious, and our guests could not be more satisfied. Every dish was perfect. Boris is very easy to work with, he offers great suggestions and delivers top quality service. He delivered on everything he promised and if we ever have the need for catering services in the future he is our pick automatically and our first recommendation to anyone who does. Thank you Boris and team, we sincerely appreciate your attentiveness to our very special day and cannot be more satisfied (chefs kiss)!

Sac Valley Gourmet catered a combination 70th Birthday Party and Retirement Party for us a year ago…read moreand did a tremendous job. Boris Seljak (owner) was very patient and flexible in helping us select a menu for the dinner party for 60 people that we held at our house. Boris and his son did an incredible job cooking a diversity of food including salmon, curry chicken, cornbread, best carrots and green beans I have ever tasted, a salad, and more. Everyone loved the food and people are still commenting on how delicious everything was. Boris and his son did a beautiful job setting up the buffet and did a great job cleaning up and packing the leftovers for us (there was a lot of delicious food!). We give Sac Valley Gourmet our highest marks.

Great demo in making Pasteis de nata! He answered so many questions about making phyllo dough, what…read morea labor of love. Loved the history of different pastries made in each island and his interactions with one of the pasty shop owners. Will be signing up for another class.

My very first professional baking class with Jeremiah Duarte of Jeremiah Bakes! We learned how to…read moremake a stone fruit galette using rough puff pastry and a rolled pavlova, which is named after the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova due to the light and airy texture of the meringue. Jeremiah is a wonderful teacher: patient, welcoming, knowledgeable, friendly, kind, fun, and 100% down to earth and approachable. He is also organized, prepared and efficient. For novice bakers like myself, I appreciated his easy manner and his focus on making his recipes unfussy and unintimidating; I actually felt like I could do them on my own (although we shall see about that!) Jeremiah even graciously prepared a plum tart for our group as a special treat. BONUS!!! I am anxious to sign up for another class coming up in August, where we will learn how to make desserts of the Azores Islands. Please consider joining us for a fun time, meeting new friends, professional baking techniques, exclusive recipes and some delicious treats! You will be so glad you did.

They have a good selection of art supplies and crafts. They have a kiosk to check out at or a…read moreperson at the register. I only would go to this store for the miniature furniture but now they don't sell that anymore.

Just want to give a big shout out to the Elk Grove Michael's framing department. We brought in a…read moreframing project and had the best customer service. Paris was awesome and super helpful with her suggestions. This is what makes our neighborhood Michaels the go to place for all our seasonal and framing projects. Thank you!!!!