Had a wonderful cooking class at William Sonoma Naperville. Learned how to make Chilled Potato &…read moreleek soup, pork tenderloin w/rhubarb, lemon orzo with asparagus & polenta tea cake with strawberries for dessert. All in all I have my next meal planned the next I want to impress someone!

Bright cheerful place. Fun opportunity for kids and adults to learn to bake and decorate. Wilton…read morehas all the products you need from start to finish. I can't believe how easy it is to decorate a cake or cupcake using Wilton's product line.

I took the class "Frost and Flourish: Cake Decorating Basics" with a few friends and we had such a…read moregreat time. The instructor was knowledgeable, engaging, and made the techniques seem so doable. The best part: I used the finished project as my son's first birthday smash cake :)

My kids gave me a Pasta Lady experience for a Christmas Present, let me tell you it was a great…read moretime .my kids and myself made three types of pasta, and it was a lot of fun and not that hard to make, we all enjoyed the time. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT! THANKS MONICA

Food atmosphere service outstanding. Highly recommend come out and enjoy good food and drinks with…read morefamily and friends.

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I love Marcel's I have taken around 5 classes and have signed up for another in December. The…read moreteachers are great, the food is great and I've cooked at least one recipe from each class at home. They give you free wine beer or cocktails at most classes and it is a lovely relaxing night.

II had an extremely disappointing experience with the French Finesse Class…read more The class was to feature Grilled Salmon with Caper Sauce, Grilled Vegetables, and Parisian "Gnocchi." We made the grilled salmon and vegetables, but the so-called "gnocchi" was a disaster. This was extremely disappointing because I was the most excited about making the gnocchi. Instead of making a more traditional gnocchi like you would picture (little dumpling pillows), we ended up with a soupy mess of polenta mixed with milk, butter, and French cheeses. The instructor told us that this polenta mixture would typically be baked in a pan and then cut in little squares like gnocchi (or at least that's what I understood), but in class we just let the mixture cool off and ate it as it is. It was basically eating polenta cheese goop - disgusting, and nothing like the gnocchi I pictured. First of all, the class description should have clearly specified what type of gnocchi we'd be making and if the class would not finish the entire recipe (note: writing "Parisian gnocchi" for the class is not sufficient because just by a google search there are different ways of making it). It's misleading not to clarify this in the description. It makes me wonder about the rest of their classes and what else they mislead people on. Secondly, the class was advertised to run from 6:30 PM to 9 PM. However, we finished (and I mean completely finished like by the time we finished eating everything) by 8 PM. It felt like they were rushing us out. They started cleaning up and doing dishes while we were still sitting at the table. It made us feel like they wanted us out as quickly as possible. If the class had actually run the full time as promised, we could have spent that extra hour finishing the gnocchi properly. Or we could have done the gnocchi first and while it was baking, cook the grilled salmon and vegetables. And that definitely could have been possible (I mean, come on). Instead, we were left with a below average dish and a rushed experience. Overall, this class was a huge letdown. The misleading description, poor quality of food, and the rushed environment made for a frustrating experience. I wouldn't recommend this class to anyone. And with the price I paid, I felt robbed. I do not know how they think this can be okay. To be clear, I would give the staff and my experience cooking everything else 5 stars. But the gnocchi and rushed experience really completely destroyed this entire thing for me.

Had a great time celebrating a special occasion. Server Debbie was great. She took very good care…read moreof us. We will be back.

I highly recommend The Party Kitchen in Geneva! Lori was amazing for my daughter's 11th birthday…read more She created a fun, inviting and safe space for the girls to have a great time! We tried her amazing calzone recipe and also got to decorate cupcakes! I highly recommend using her for any group gathering. I plan to get my girlfriends together and have an adult cooking class with her in the spring!

My daughter has been going to the Party kitchen for many years and it is her favorite…read moreextracurricular activity. She really enjoys the class and Lori is so great with them. She has learned a lot of great cooking skills that will help her throughout her life.

So this was our first time taking advantage of a free class at Williams Sonoma- wish I knew these…read moreclasses existed! So much information . This class was on knife skills and touched little on other things as well. The chef cooked soup and a stir fry with all the veggies she cut during the demonstration! Delish! With the class we got a free knife sharpening and an additional 10% off all clearanced items. Can't beat that. I signed up for two more that I took interest in. Great job!!!!

The associates at this store are fabulous. They are so friendly and go out of their way to help…read moreyou. I go out of my way to shop there versus other outlets. I recently needed some refills for a whipped cream dispenser, which is a tiny purchase. They had been out of stock for weeks and when they got inventory they actually let me know.

What a fun place to look around for housewares, kitchen supplies, and take a cooking class. In this…read moreeconomy, learning how to cook for yourself is the real saver. The cooking classes are fun and with groups of people. You'll learn knife skills, prep work, and try new recipes. You get to eat what you make after all that too. How rewarding is that? You get a discount in store if you take a class there so there's extra incentive in case you needed it. They also offer knife sharpening once a week so you'll be without your knife depending on what day you bring it in as well. This is a dangerous store to be in. Cookware, appliances, friendly staff, and the sales make everything seem like a must have.

I attended a cooking class here for a double date night and had a great time. Claire was our chef…read moreinstructor and she was awesome. She kept the energy high and was funny. I loved how she made the point to speak about how cooking can be fun and her whole goal is to bring people together to cook. She provided tips and tricks which I felt were very helpful. There were 2 other people who helped with clean up which was great. I loved how everything was set up for us in the sense that we truly were focused on the cooking aspect vs prepping. I'd recommend this for a group outing or even a solo 1. It was a lot of fun!

Phenomenal teaching staff and crowd. The vibes were all positive the entire time! They made the…read morecrafting of foods we do not see often to be very easy. Also shout-out to the bartenders and the oven-workers. They all deserve their credit!

My boyfriend and I took the Beef Wellington class and had an absolute blast! We got to sip on…read moredrinks from the bar while cooking up a storm. I love that they share little hacks to make things easier at home--like using premade pie crust for the apple galette. The dessert was so good we've already made it at home a few times. We'll definitely be back for another date night!

A business's real-world behavior tells you everything you need to know about how they operate. If…read moreTuft A Rug treats their actual customers with the same total lack of respect they show to the local community's personal property, save your money and look elsewhere. While I was having lunch nearby at Lazy Dog with my family, a representative from this shop decided to use the entire parking lot as their personal dumping ground, going row by row shoving unsolicited advertising flyers under the windshield wipers of every single vehicle including mine. Let's be entirely clear: nobody wants your marketing garbage forced onto their car. It is incredibly invasive and disrespectful to touch someone else's vehicle without permission. Beyond that, it creates an immediate, ugly litter problem for the neighborhood when these papers inevitably blow away or get tossed onto the pavement by annoyed drivers. If a company has to resort to desperate, intrusive, guerrilla-style littering tactics just to get eyeballs on their brand, it speaks volumes about the sub-par quality of their operation. I will absolutely never support Tuft A Rug, and I strongly urge everyone else to take their business to other local shops that actually respect private property and the community.

Tuft A Rug is one of the coolest and most creative thing to do- ever! I've been an artsy gal my…read morewhole life and have done all the artsy activities that you can do with your friends but rug tufting definitely takes the cake. Tuft-A-Rug is located in Fox Valley Mall, which is perfect as most other rug making locations are in the city. Walking by, you can immediately see people already at work (a genius way to grab people's attention!). You start by choosing what size rug you would like to make, as price and time requirements differ with both. I recommend booking in advance. If you come as a group, the fee also becomes discounted. I chose the 21x18 size and went with a friend which came to about $60 per person. It starts out with a demonstration so you get to practice a bit! I was super nervous but once you get the hang of it, it's so much fun. You can make any design you want. You'll trace out the image by either free handing it, or you can use your phone to project a picture and trace it that way. A tip is that if you know what you want to do and have an image, you can actually email it to them and they can trace it ahead of time so it's ready- which is super convenient. There's a plethora of color yarn you can choose from. I know I keep saying it, but seriously, this activity was so much fun. Once it comes together it really gives you so much satisfaction. It did take quite a bit of time, and the bigger and more complex your design, the longer it will take. I, of course, like to make my life complicated for some reason so it took a bit of time, maybe about 3 hours. But it came out SO cute! I made a hedgehog laying in a bed of daisies!! Please do note, that you will not go home with your rug the day of. They do have to finish it which may take about a month (it can be shipped if need be). There are some options of finishing touches that you can select. And if you do have some small patchiness that might need a touch up, they're happy to help! Service was awesome, the owner Keaton was the bomb. So patient, funny, and super helpful! Even with a bigger group he managed to help everyone when they needed it. The location is ideal, there's definitely enough space and seating, cool walls to take photos with your rugs. The playlist was bomb. The price is completely fair and actually very affordable for the service, time, and product. I really have nothing but more raving to do about this place and wish it all the best. I've already recruited a friend group to come back and do it with me! Keaton is passionate about his work and it is very clear in the way it is set up! So as always, please support local businesses and especially this one which is unique and so much fun! You won't regret it!