If you are looking for a fun date night, girls night, fun cooking classes I definitely recommend…read moreChef Of The House. I've done two classes so far and have enjoyed them both so much. They are locally owned and run by teachers/ chefs from Clear Springs high school. They also offer classes during spring break and the summer for kids.

A great culinary school for all ages! My kids did a Summer camp and they loved it--talked about it…read morefor weeks! The chef instructors are fantastic!

I love going to these classes! There is a diverse choice of cuisines and for someone who likes to…read moretry everything, it's a great opportunity to see how the dishes are made. Even with my minimal cooking skills, the staff make it a very fun experience and the classes inspire me to try some dishes from scratch.

One of my favorite things to do is go to a cooking class and the class at the cookery is one of the…read morebest I've been to. I enjoyed the overall setup- focusing less on the recipes and more on the experience. As a plus, they send the recipes for what you made the next day! I attended the pasta cooking class and I honestly did not expect to make three types of pasta. I was able to practice using the Kitchenaid attachment as well as a manual pasta roller which was great. After each meal we made, sitting down "family-style" was great because we were able to immediately enjoy what we cooked. Love the small group setting and everyone having the ability to try different stations. When I first booked, I thought it was a little pricey, but after attending this event, I 1000% think the price was worth the experience. I can't wait to attend another class and learn something new!

This is my second Classpop class--the first was a French steakhouse cooking class, and yesterday I…read morewent to Chef Ed and Chef Olga's Italian cooking class. My foodie friends and I had a blast! I had never made pasta from scratch before, and he explained everything clearly. It was super interactive and we had a lovely time! My favorite part was being part of the assembly line of chefs making a massively long sheet of pasta that we would then cut ravioli from. Really fun! I'm looking forward to keeping an eye on the Classpop site and taking another class soon. It's a great way of learning new recipes and cooking techniques, and then getting to eat what you've prepared at the end. Three cheers!

Please, please, please stay away from Classpop. I registered for a class and got an email saying…read morethe class was moved to another date. I has another Classpop class scheduled that day. I contacted Classpop via their incompetent chat bot. The chat bot went and canceled the wrong class. I couldn't get it to understand the issue and both classes ended up canceled. They have a phone number but you are not able to reach a human during working hours. It tells you to leave a message and no one calls you back. They also have an after hours email to reach them but of course they don't reply to that email or the 4 other emails sent to their other email address. This entire experience has been awful. Now I had to contact my bank to get a refund. Please avoid anything associated with Classpop!

It was amazing!! Food was superb. I definitely felt like they were advertising for us to buy some…read moreof their tools because they were so convenient to use lol! That's like some of the best food we've ever made and we had a Latina in our group and she was also amazed.

Chef Cat was amazing and very informative! We had her in our home for the class, "A Culinary…read moreJourney Through Greece." The class was interactive and the food was wonderful. There were 5 of us and it was a great family evening.

Etta's Little Kitchen is a pop up restaurant on Wednesday and Sunday at Bar 5015. This was my first…read moretime visiting bar 5015...really cute bar! I also enjoyed the music collaboration with DJ RedSoda. We came on a Wednesday for dinner. We ordered at the bar and were given a number. I think the menu changes. I tried to shrimp and grits and oxtail: the grits are served in a tasty fried square. The oxtail was very tender. Excited to come back for more and maybe brunch (although it sounds like there's a wait!)

I decided to give Etta's another chance after my bad experience. The customer service was amazing…read more It was a complete 360 from the time before. The food was delicious as usual. I'm glad I didn't give up on Etta's. I will be continuing to support!!

I saw this adorable house converted into a Swiss pastry store during a BCO bike ride from Onion…read moreCreek to Urban Harvest Farmers Market. There were homey hand-written signs, the Swiss flag banner, and this lady standing on the porch waving at us as we rode by. I already knew that this would be a cute pace with sincere, friendly service. I immediately made a mental note to return. I did and am so happy to have done so! This place is owned by a Swiss family who used to have a bakery long ago but now sells Swiss pastries wholesale to various grocery stores and for holidays. They decided to open a this neighborhood store to bring their unique Swiss pastries to the community. They host birthday parties, have chocolate bar making classes, and host special Swiss raclette dinners. Sylvia and Lance welcomed me in with much enthusiasm and immediately began to show me around. As we looked around, admiring the adorable Swiss decorations, Lance told us that the red chairs with the Swiss symbol were specially ordered and made in Houston for them. There were cuckoo clocks on the walls, paintings of the Swiss countryside, and more adorable Swiss decorations. It really makes you feel like you are in another country! They explained how a few rooms is for the various classes and parties, and these rooms people tend to come in for a nice communal Swiss breakfast. They explained that they sell Danish style filled croissants, pretzel-shaped butter cookies, key lime cheesecakes, apple strudel, quiches, sweet breads, and more. All the pastries looked so good. Sylvia explained that the Danish style of croissant is different than French and American, plus they had the option of hazelnut or almond fillings. She immediately got excited and gave us samples of the croissants and butter cookies. I loved the hazelnut-filled one and loved the butter cookies. The almond one was good as well, but hazelnut was better. The prices are affordable too: :$2.50 for the filled croissants and $1 for the cookies. They also left gingerbread men for sampling at the front. They also offer espresso so you can sit down and enjoy the pastries there. I want to return to try the apple strudel! Sylvia showed us a giant gingerbread man that you can decorate in one of the parties. It is actually a traditional lebkuchen, not gingerbread, dough. This is a flavor and texture that old-world Germans may be familiar with and enjoy, but I warn Americans who are used to butter and sugar-laden gingerbread, that this is not what that tastes like. This particular lebkuchen is denser, less sweet, and has a strong anise flavor, which is like the original recipe. Don't let this turn you off; the dough is more structural than edible for the purpose of the gingerbread man-decorating and gingerbread house-making parties. All-in-all, my first experience was absolutely charming. Sylvia's father even came in and chatted with some other Swiss people. It is such a cute neighborhood place with good pastries and is a great place to host kid's parties or attend a fancy Swiss dining experience. I highly suggest stopping by! *PS, as of this post, it is only open Saturdays from 9am-2pm.

Kindli House is a cute little shop right down the street from Gelazzi, and Kindli House definitely…read morefeels like a family-run place. I think they're only open on Saturday. It's decorated outside with gingerbread men, so when I walked in that's what I wanted, even though they have tons of other pastries and sweets. The gingerbread man was delicious--soft enough to be delicious and just hard enough to keep the gingerbread man shape.

Chef Soren is an amazing and talented chef! He hosted our wedding ceremony and reception. Guests…read moreraved about the food and beautiful venue! He made our wedding incredibly special and flawless. His staff was amazing! So grateful we found his place for our special day! Photographs by https://www.thestorypic.com/

I attended a work event here for team building. This cooking class was fabulous. It was four…read morecourses of deliciousness and having made the food ourselves was so much fun! He provided materials and excellent instruction, its BYOB for events which was fantastic!

I absolutely loved this tour experience! I did the downtown tour for my birthday and I'm so happy I…read moredid. It was so much fun, we had a wide selection of foods, and the guide, Christine, was great. She was sweet, down to earth, and knowledgeable. It's definitely a good amount of food. I was so stuffed by the end I couldn't finish certain dishes. I really liked 6 out of 8 of the dishes which I think is a good proportion considering everything was a surprise. We went to 4 different restaurants. I think everyone's least favorite was the last dessert, but it was okay because we had so much yummy food before then. I highly recommend the tour! The walking was nice since we were eating so much. You also get a little history tour as you walk. It wasn't too much walking so I think it's suitable for older adults and kids (I heard some of the other locations are more walking so be sure to ask if you're concerned). It's a little pricier than some similar tours I found ($70/pp), but they were much more responsive and easier to plan with compared to other places.

Wow!!! The owner reached out to us within hours! How many people do that and care enough to check…read moreon us even days after things have resolved??? She refunded our monies paid and made sure my sis in law was ok. Her dedication to her business and genuine concern for her patrons speaks volumes and I would recommend and return. Thanks Sharone for everything we really appreciate it!

Been shopping here for a while for paint and markers. They have an amazing selection of markers,…read moremops, inks, etc and consistent hours. The dude that works here is super helpful and always has suggestions if you're not sure what exactly you need. Cost wise, I don't think it's cheap, but the prices are all fair. Instant gratification and being able to look at the stuff before buying gives this place a +1 over ordering supplies online.

Great selection and great prices and I always find more than I planned to buy. Friendly staff and…read morevery helpful.