Super friendly owner/baker/cake designer/teacher. Cute all…read morepink inside place with great coffee and pastries! Very clean. Super reasonable prices. Cookies made with real butter and eggs mmmm! Perfect buttercream and pies. Kettle corn, tea, coffee, cake decorating classes, Cookies, pies, loafs, customized cakes, brownies, wedding cakes, cupcakes... she has it all! So yourself a favor and check it out. Try a fun class too! She's very talented!

Mudslingers is 1/2 pottery shop & gallery, 1/2 pottery studio. The proprieter, Ron, offers pottery…read moreclasses and rents out wheels and stalls and kiln time to potters in need of a place to throw clay around. He's a laid back guy, always in clay spattered jeans and t-shirt or flannel shirt. He and one or two of his students sell their ware in the front of the shop, while the wheels and kilns are in the back. Most of Ron's pottery is functional, non-froofy earthware. Don't expect it to be super cheap; it is, after all, hand-thrown and not mass produced. It is certainly quality, and to me well worth the money. I believe that he takes special orders--need a gift for your daughter who is getting married? He very may well be able to make a set of goblets for her. Looking for a fruit bowl of a specific size? Ask him! It's possible he can throw one of the size and color you want. Mudslingers is a hidden gem behind the main street in Fredonia. Don't miss it!

I walked in here with a person with disabilities. At first, we were in a great mood thinking we…read morewere going to have a fun, creative experience until the guy working there (owner? guy with grey beard) yelled at us stating "I don't teach disadvantaged people like that". I said that I am here to guide and teach. The guy, without knowing anything about me said that I also wasn't qualified to teach him) Then, he looked at my car outside and said I was parked next to a fire hydrant and it really pisses him off. (I was properly parked in a space lined for cars next to it) He continued to yell at us, and while leaving I told him that he was discriminating against a person with disabilities and that I would notify the appropriate agency about the discrimination. I felt like I stepped back in time where people had no rights!

I found this gem via an online search. The owners are extremely welcoming, knowledgeable and they…read moretake the time to explain their products. The environment is calm and peaceful. We left after purchasing numerous items (books, salves, soaps, plants etc). We will definitely return.

Amazing Place...plenty of herbs, soaps, oils etc. Customer Service is very excellent and so fun to…read moreexplore. I recommend checking out their calendar of events on their website. I cant wait to go back !!

My Mother and I took a beginner bead making class with Vicki. She is a wonderful teacher, very…read morethorough in her instructions and guides you every step of the way. I feel very fortunate to be able to have one on one time with such a talented and knowledgeable artist. I highly recommend her studio and classes to anyone interested in trying something new!

Vicki is great. She has a system to make all kinds of students comfortable with making glass…read moreprojects, is so patient, and always has an idea about how you can improve your project. I can't wait to go back.

Had an awesome. Watched several free demonstrations and listened to Tom explain the glass process…read more I could have stayed and watched all day. This was a great break in our trip and one that I would do again if I were in the area.

This experience was awesome. Tom was such a patient teacher and my finished pendants turned out…read morebeautiful. I can't wait to go back for the advanced class. This is a hidden gem! Highly recommend this for a fun outing or something different to do!

I was finally able to attend a wreath making class hosted by the wreath barn. It was a blast and I…read moregot to take home a gorgeous wreath. What an fun way to spend a morning before the Bills game and get into holiday mode. I'd absolutely recommend this class to anyone who like crafts or wants to try something new. Everything you need is supplied for you on site and there even some extra upgrade ornaments available for you to purchase if you would like your wreath to be extra. The class was well run and pretty easy to follow. Making a wreath was a little more time consuming than I'd anticipated but well worth the effort. You might want to bring some gardening gloves to protect your hands. Check their Facebook page for class dates before the holidays. They also have a retail location and are at local craft fairs if you want to buy a premade wreath or centerpiece.

From the owner: Join us for one of our multiple Wreath Or Centerpiece Classes! Find our calendar of…read moreevents/locations at TheWreathBarn.com and you may purchase your tickets there! Call to pre-order your Fresh Wreath, Centerpiece or Specialty Holiday Decorations!

Neat specialty kitchen shop with lots of unique kitchen gadgets, gifts, pans, knifes, etc. They…read morealso have a whole area that offers cooking classes. The owner was very nice and friendly.

Chef Garron is amazing! If you have the opportunity to take a cooking class with him, you…read moreabsolutely must! Garron is knowledgeable, personable, and downright hilarious! Our class of about 15 had a wonderful experience making raviolis and tortellinis. Even the most experienced cooks in the room walked away with a few new tricks for their kitchen! Chef Garron not only gave us a recipe, but he gave us some principles of food science that we can carry for us forever... along with a few laughs. I cannot say enough good things!

My 7-year-old son just participated in the kids 7-12 age group cooking class. He had an absolute…read moreblast and learned so much. I loved that he came home and shared all the details on meal prep. He also brought home some delicious leftovers, which his brother and sister enjoyed trying. It was a great way for him to celebrate the end of the school year. I would highly recommend for anyone looking for opportunities to expose your child to trying favorite foods in new ways. Side note: The kids classes might seem pricey, but honestly, they are priced just right. After thinking about it, a two hour drop-off class with plenty of food and skills to be shared, $45 is very reasonable. The cost does vary depending on the food theme (cost of supplies).

Our close friends had their birthday party their last night. The cooking class style dinner was run…read moreby the owner Marietta. She is not only a terrific cook but a sweetheart. She had a cheese , fruit and meat platter set out for appetizers. There were 9 of us so we were divided into one group of 4 and the other group of five. She demonstrated how to use a knife, how to mince garlic , how to make a tomato sauce, how to make a oil sauce and how to make ravioli dough. One group made a cheese,herb and garlic filling. The other group made a mushroom and prosciutto filling. She demonstrated how to use the Kitchen Aide pasta attachment. Next we we filled the ravioli and used the pasta cutter to make ravioli. She cooked them and she had a catering line to serve the pasta with a salad. They were delicious. Cute building on the Main Street of East Aurora. Nicely decorated inside. You definitely should try this place for catering or an event!!!