Shiki was great! She came to our house and taught my daughters and me how to make crepes and…read moreMadelines. We all had a wonderful time. She was great with the girls, really letting them do it themselves and explaining everything for them too.

From the owner: Selection of famous French food online and cooking classes for adults and kids.read more

We took our 4th class at Sur La Table the other day and these are the best classes around. We have…read moretaken knife skills, Thai food, croissants, and Date Night: Indulgent Bites with the best crab cakes recipe I've ever tried. All chefs are incredible and are great teachers. They accommodate any allergies and allow you to try different kitchen tool that you can purchase in the store. They are extremely helpful when it comes to kitchen tools and they have the most helpful staff to assist. We will definitely be back for more classes and shopping for the right kitchen utensils!

Located in a mall, there is limited parking in the front of the store, but around back is a…read moreseparate lot that gives you plenty of options regardless of the time of day. This location is like the others that I have been to. Clean, airy, bright (plenty of windows letting sunlight in). I have shopped at this location several times, staff is friendly, nice selection of cookware, dishes, glasses, silverware, cooking utensils, mixes, spices, etc. I have taken 2 cooking classes there. Including a class for Steak, Salad, Mousse. It was fun, and informative. Class was a little over 2 hours. We were taught by a renowned chef who walked us through every step in the process. See attached pictures, but in the end, we had a delicious meal prepared by all 4 of us at our station. We also got a discount to use that day on any items we purchased. In addition we were emailed the recipe and ingredient list, and a coupon on a future class. I recommend a class if you have time.

Such a fun date night! My husband and I decided to attend Cooking with Love and I'm so glad we did!…read moreWe both really enjoyed the class and learned a few things! Both the instructors were very helpful, sweet oh and patient ( I could not for the life of me perfect my dumpling pinching!) My husband hasn't cooked anything in his life but eggs and top ramen so watching him knead out dough and be hands on was entertaining. The whole set up and ambience was so cute and relaxed. We had so much fun that we already plan on going back for another class!

Cooking with love is such an amazing experience! I came and brought a long time friend with me to…read morecatch up. Walking in, the set up was so warm and welcoming as if you didn't leave your own home. Little did I know we created such a beautiful memory together learning to make dumplings & lemongrass soup. It was also BYOB which made the experience just as fun even if you aren't getting a little tipsy. Brandon and Therese are such a warm, welcoming couple who made this experience incredible! I look forward to bringing more friends and family along to join in on the experience

Had a great time at this virtual cooking class for virtual work offsite. We did the dumpling making…read moreclass. The class was supposed to be an hour but we went over by about 15-20 minutes. As a very very infrequent chef, I thought the pace and teaching of the class was good. My partner was impressed which says a lot. We learned to make everything from scratch from the dough to the filling. The pre-class prep is very important especially to get the class going on time for you! The prep work in chopping up the ingredients was around 20-25 min, but much faster if you have a food processor. The other kit that was shipped was packaged nicely and some ingredients given were measured to exactly what we needed. During the call you'll make ~6-8 dumplings but the ingredients and the prep you'll do can make around ~32 dumplings so expect to have some time after the video call with finish wrapping! I cooked about 8 more and then made the rest of the dumplings and stored in the freezer! Over, a fun time!!

We did a virtual team building with Chef Krong and let me tell you, it felt like she was right…read morethere in the kitchen with us. Chef Krong is amazing and has the best personality!! She made a point to make sure all of us were active and involved throughout the entire process despite being virtual. I've never made dumplings before and wow. My respect for those who do it on a regular basis went wayyyy up. These babies are truly a labor of love. But wow did I feel accomplished after getting the hang of it! We made them from scratch, dough and all. Chef Krong walked us through every step of the way. I never felt lost or behind because she was constantly checking in on us. They tasted delicious, and I was so proud of myself by the end of it. Thank you for a great afternoon of learning something new, Krong!!

This review is for the cooking class not the store. I booked for the dim sum cooking class which…read moreincluded pork bao buns, crab Rangoon and porcupine meatballs. I was extremely disappointed we didn't actually cook anything. Everyone was very nice but my expectations for a $100 + cooking class per person were not met considering we didn't cook anything. I was handed a packet with all the recipes for the food we were "making". The first recipe was the crab rangoon except all we did was stuff the wonton wrappers and actually put it together. Same with the bao buns. At no point were the porcupine meatballs even a thing. They were made prior, mentioned, and put on our plates. Everything was made in advance. So I paid to fill wonton wrappers and get printed out recipes I could find online. Also, we weren't even going to get to stuff the bao buns. They were going to have a group of people do each thing - 1 to stuff the buns and the other crab Rangoon except I said I wanted to do the buns too so everyone got to do a couple. Honestly the food was bland except for the bao buns. I won't be using their recipes. Truely disappointed and feel like I was swindled out of money. They should be more forthcoming about what this "cooking class" entails. It's not actually cooking.

Stumbled across this place & I literally gasped. It is truly a kitchen fantasy! They have a wide…read moreselection of literally everything and anything you can think of cooking/baking related. It can be a bit overwhelming with all the stuff everywhere, but it's pretty organized. I love that this is a mom & pop shop, I'm happy to support them. They offer cooking classes for children & adults.

Went for a birthday celebration. Teri was so knowledgeable and helpful and we had a great time not…read morejust making a pasta dish and desert but chatting and enjoying the experience! Food was great and our group learned a lot about things we thought we were doing correctly for so long (knife skills, tips, tricks). I would highly recommend those with very basic cooking skills or even people that cook quite a bit to get *at least* one class with Teri. I will likely be back for another in the near future!

Teri not only helped us prepare an amazing meal but was wonderful company. We learned so many new…read morethings and my daughter is feeling more comfortable in the kitchen. Perfect afternoon together.

What a perfect gem. Traditional French coffee and pastries. The breads, cream and service remind me…read moreof France! Such a great little spot don't miss out if you are nearby!

Mixed experiences with our visit to this cute little bakery in Encinitas. What we liked: cute shop…read morewith a friendly staff person. Some indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoyed the "sidewalk" shop vibe. Baked goods looked yummy. We had a chocolate croissant which was a solid four-stars. Might have been tastier warm. What we didn't like: When we travel, we try a new, independent coffee shop daily in search of the best mochas. Other Yelpers had positive experiences with the espresso drinks here. We were underwhelmed. Our mocha was a two-star. Lacking in both a rich coffee or chocolate taste. Not sweet at all, though we prefer the darker chocolate, lightly sweet taste. The drink was weak and watery; lacked that rich, velvety taste of a mocha. The homemade granola looked good and we bought a bag to add to morning yogurt. If you choose to visit, come for the pastries and food, not the coffee.

We had a great experience with Chef Ty for my parents 60th wedding anniversary at our Airbnb in La…read moreJolla. He was great, organized, communicative! The service was excellent. You should definitely use him for your next party or event!

Chef Ty has been to my house more than once, and he is wonderful! He's was a great communicator…read morewhen planning the menu and discussing the fine details and budget parameters. He brought a fun energy to my dinner party, and his food was delicious.

Charlie's Classic Cooking was the caterer for the Sip the City event I attended last month. They…read morewere offering sloppy Joe sliders, meats and cheeses, some tri tip on crackers, and sliced apples with cheese and walnuts. Since they were the only vendor offering food, there was a line at times. I went back for more of their tri tip because it was so tasty! The sloppy Joe wasn't that great though. Everything else I tried was alright.

I'm trying to find a cooking class and the information is very vague. About how large or small are…read morethe classes, what will we cook or bake, how many kitchens do you have all set up? How long are the classes and how much does it cost? Is it a class here & there or is it one month every Tuesday & Thursday? More information is definitely needed. I do not like making phone calls if you do not have what I'm looking for. Even your reviews do not give much information.

The store is clean and well organized. The prices are a bit high. I can find similar things online…read moreand Hobby Lobby no longer offers coupons. The folks at the register are soooo friendly that they often forget there is a long line.

Extremely disappointed with my experience at Hobby Lobby. I had just purchased several items, only…read moreto discover that some of them were broken. I went back to the store simply asking to exchange the damaged items--not even for a refund--and was shocked by how I was treated. The store manager was beyond rude, dismissive, and completely unwilling to help. I explained that the items had just been purchased and were already broken, yet I wasn't even allowed to exchange them for undamaged ones. What should have been a very simple customer-service issue turned into an unnecessarily frustrating experience. I shop at Hobby Lobby regularly and have spent plenty of money there over the years, so this was especially disappointing. I understand stores have policies, but there is no excuse for treating a customer rudely when they are simply trying to resolve an issue with damaged merchandise they just purchased. Unfortunately, this experience has made me seriously reconsider shopping at this location again. Management should be setting the example for good customer service--not making customers feel like an inconvenience for bringing back merchandise that was sold broken.