My wife is an artist and used to come here a lot, but it's been a while since her last visit. And…read morenine years since my only previous visit. We were in the area so decided to take a joint visit. Very cool of building with a huge variety of art on display and for sale. My favorite areas were the glass blowing and sheet metal/foundry areas. They were blowing glass during our visit. I was amazed at the amount of expensive equipment used, especially in the sheet metal and foundry. Free admission and well worth a visit if you have any interest at all in art.

This review is solely based on the glassblowing class we took at Hot Shops…read more Tucked in the Millwork Commons area, Hot Shops made for such a fun and unique birthday experience! I booked a one-hour glassblowing class for two people, and it was hot in every sense of the word. We got to choose what we wanted to make, pick out our colors, and then our instructor guided us through every step. They made the process approachable, fun, and safe--even for beginners. If you're looking for something creative and memorable, I highly recommend it!

I love this place!! The staff is very friendly and helpful! I come here to buy stained glass and…read morestained glass tools for my projects. I have also attended one of the classes for fused glass and enjoyed it :)

Did not take me seriously. Came to their store early June 2013, on a Tuesday. I ask them if they…read morecan make an aircraft for my cousin in the military that was getting stationed in California. They told me, they can do it and will call me on a Friday when the sketch was done. They called me two weeks later. I went over to see the sketches and they were fine. I just wanted the plane a little bit bigger, so they told me they will call me once the final sketch is done. They never called me back. Last week,'I called them to see what was going on, they said "o, we had bigger projects that came up, so we weren't able to finish your order." I calmly and politely said. "OK, please let me know when it's ready for me to see." It is now September 2! Really?! So, my order was so insignificant, small, unimportant, that they can't even bother to call me, to tell me! Don't make me wait. Don't tell me you can do it, if you really can't! Because my order is smaller than your other orders, doesn't mean you can set it aside, and I'll wait for months! Unbelievable! O by the way, this order was a gift for a lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force, someone who has risk his life over and over for your freedom, so you can be free to make art stained glass! Just keep that it mind.

I cannot say enough good things about this place. From the moment you walk in until you leave, you…read moreare treated like family. Today was our first visit having found it through a Groupon deal. I thought it would be a fun little excursion for myself and my mini me who loves all things art. She picked out a fairy jewelry box and myself a bowl with an intricate design. Joe, the owner, explained the entire process step by step and Mason, the manager, assisted with learning techniques and using tools for our particular projects. Well my bowl ended up being an hours long deal because I am so particular and determined (Joe said it's a strength called being deliberate). They didn't bat an eye and allowed me all the time I needed to complete my bowl. That's not to say I NEEDED to finish in one sitting, I just can't leave things unfinished. You can work on something a little over several days if need be, only paying your studio fee each time. We both had such a blast, we're considering a membership so we can continue the fun and visit our new friends Joe and Mason when they open at their bigger and better location this upcoming weekend. Go create something special as a gift or for yourself. You can spend time with friends and family or chat with the great people working there. No doubt about it, we'll be back! (They also have Date Night events and birthday parties!)

Being new in town this place seemed like a lot of fun. After finding a great deal on Groupon, my…read moresister and I decided to check it out. The place was clean and the staff was super friendly. They were super helpful and were able to share some great information about the local area. There was a huge variety of things to paint and a great color selection. After painting you wait a week and then go pick it up. There is a studio fee which isn't too expensive. The activity can get pricy depending on what you choose to paint. Overall super fun. Will definitely return for the holidays with all the different pieces they offer.

Amazing classes, and teachers. Definitely worth it to check it out. I mainly took classes in…read moreBenson, but I've been to the new building out west and it's amazing. Can't say enough good things about it.

The business owner responded and promised to act on my concerns. I appreciated the reply.read more

We were seated immediately and attended to immediately…read more Shared parking available outside the restaurant. They appear to have a section for cooking lessons, and a dining area like a cafe area. Artful tasteful decoration with a nice comfortable atmosphere. I got london fog and its a light tasting tea with steamed milk lightly sweetened. I love it. And i got me flatbread banhmi Its got roast beef with pickled radish. Delicious. With crispy flat bread. We will be back. I also got two books for my friend's granddaughter. Love how they designed the space We will definitely be back.

Had lunch here today with my wife. The restaurant has a…read morecute little shop in the front and seating just beyond. We were promptly seated and place our order. I had an order of the waffle combo with sunny side eggs and bacon. It was delicious. I will warn. High in sugar. But delicious.

My husband and I had a zoom call with an administrator there. As soon as she learned my son was on…read morethe spectrum she told us he wouldn't be a good fit without any details about him whatsoever and became very short and rude towards us. It was unbelievable and really sad. So glad we avoided a place like this.

I didn't know about Brownell Talbot Prep until recently. I made a visit to watch their swim team…read moretrain during an evening session. While walking through their campus, I was impressed with the look of a mini college layout. Their swim facilities are clean and forehead temperatures are taken before you are allowed to enter their building. Parking is challenging when parents are picking up or dropping off students. I've been raised on public school educational offerings and understand why this institution has been around since the late 1800's and why parents would consider this college preparatory school over public school education in Omaha, regardless of annual tuition costs.