I loved my experience at Throw Clay LA. Last year I took a 6 week class and absolutely fell in love…read morewith Clay pottery. I really loved everyone in the class, and the studio was great and let us use the studio outside of class as well. I met a ton of the members during the weekends and everyone was chill and laid back, and soooo talented! Lots of great dogs in this studio as well. I have given away a lot of my pieces as gifts (I made 16 pieces in my 6 weeks!) and everyone has loved them. It's a great heartfelt gift for anyone. I would have continued with the classes but I missed out on the next level classes, and then I moved jobs so I wasn't working in downtown as much. But I would 100% recommend this studio to anyone interested in clay pottery!

The 6 week class was such a fun way to break up the monotony of work. Both Danny from week 1 and…read moreAmber from week 2-6 were great instructors, and were approachable, comical, and incredibly helpful. Honorable mention must go to Galyn who helped me coordinate a last minute fill in to the weekend class. I really enjoyed the opportunity of open hours during the midweek to practice what you learned each week. My finished works - hideous, laughable, easily mistaken for child's work. Yet the satisfaction of applying the new knowledge and seeing the finished creations were priceless. Would say I clocked a total of 30+ hours in between the 2 hour weekend classes. The studio itself was very spacious, well laid out, and had such great vibes with members offering to help guide you and share advice. Also, it seemed like a great place to meet new people from outside circles you normally wouldn't cross paths with otherwise. Though I had taken a year of ceramics in highschool, I didn't feel any prior background experience was necessary to learn and enjoy from this class. If the goal is to produce as many works from your 10lb bag of clay - as was mine - I would say a general understanding of the timeline of firing + glazing and refiring would certainly help you stay on a good timeline.

When we arrived, I appreciated that there were designated parking spots for this site! Only…read moredownside was that there was trash scattered around, so it looked a little sketchy at first. To add to this, we needed to be buzzed in so we could enter the premise. Once we were inside, the ambiance changed completely and there were a couple of IG worthy spots to take pictures while checking in. We opted for the spinning art experience since my daughter is too young to partake in the more elaborate ones. Originally, we booked for 4 people but one person got sick so we asked if we could transfer the funds for that person for another experience since there are no refunds. Luckily, was able to contact them the day before and added the bunny paint pour over experience. Ozzie was our guide and he was super kind and gentle with my daughter. We were instructed to pick 5 colors and then we donned our plastic bootie covers, apron and gloves. We entered our designated art room and was blown away by all the colors on the wall. There was even a tire swing which my daughter was all about. The spinning art experience was a lot of fun and I enjoyed seeing my daughter embrace the paint. I think her favorite part was when she had free rein to paint all over the walls. Overall, we had a great time. Only down side is that it does go by super quick and is quite an expensive experience for one hour. However, we get to have a treasured memento which is ready for pick up about 5 days afterwards and we did have a great time. That being said, #noragrats!

Lot of fun to paint and explore our creativity…read more Definitely a relaxing moment to have kid intentions of mixing paint with your hands and just play with paint. Can't wait to see the final art work

I enjoyed the experience. I thought the restaurant foods that were chosen were great.read more

My husband and I had such a great time on the Arts District tour with Six Taste Food Tours. The…read moreexperience felt thoughtfully curated and relaxed, and we loved getting to try a variety of local spots in the Arts District all in one afternoon. Our tour guide, Sally, was wonderful. She shared interesting stories about the neighborhood and the restaurants, which made it feel more like exploring the area with a knowledgeable friend rather than a typical tour. The food was delicious and plentiful, and we even met some really nice new friends along the way. Our very first Six Taste tour was actually the Arts District tour back in 2016, so it was special to return ten years later and experience it again. Over the years we've also enjoyed their tours in Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, Santa Monica, Thai Town, Koreatown, and Little Tokyo. Every tour has been a fun way to discover great food and learn more about the neighborhoods of Los Angeles. Highly recommend!

This is my third visit and the first time I've ever landed so many throws. Andrew was a dream to…read morework with and he made the experience so much fun. I'm sad to know this location is closing but looking forward to visiting their other locations.

Our experience with Hatchet Hound was simply amazing! They were so accommodating with every request…read morewe had pre our event & during as well! & their flexibility allowed everyone at our event to have the best time! Mary thank you for being such a kind & wonderful instructor & human too! If I could give them more than 5 stars I absolutely would! Carla Rosati

We hired Airballing and Jerry as our event coordinator for our son's birthday party last Saturday,…read moreand it was an absolute blast! Both the kids and the parents reported they had an amazing time. Jerry and his partner arrived on time, set everything up in time for the party, and managed the games with fantastic energy and organization. They kept a crowd of 20+ kids (and quite a few parents) engaged and entertained the entire time. The best part is that the parents had just as much fun as the kids! The games were a huge hit, especially parents versus kids. Several guests even asked for the company info because they were so impressed. It was a well-organized, reasonably priced event that was fun for everyone. We couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. A huge thank you to Airballing and Jerry for making our party so memorable!

We had a great experience working with this company. Jerry was wonderful with children. He arrived…read moreright on time, and started setting up for the birthday party right away. He was very professional the whole time. My 8 year old and his 14 classmates had so much fun playing laser tag at the community park right by their school. We had issues with the food caterers for the birthday party but we were so relieved to not worry at all about the main attraction: laser tag! Thank you so much, Jerry!

What an awesome fun day because of city hunt! Can't wait for our next challenge!…read more We went through Long Beach and walked through the beautiful city to take pics of landmarks!

Had an amazing time doing their scavenger hunt! Awesome team building challenge! Highly recommend…read moreit!

We had a great time learning to cook Thai food with Chef Cori and everything was delicious!…read more The only thing that would make the experience better is if we were able to use butane gas grills and if there was a sink in the room. Also, it's in a rough part of town, so definitely try to park as close to the building as possible.

I've taken 2 classes at Eatz and both were so much fun! The first one I took was a pasta making…read moreclass where I learned how to make linguine & ravioli from scratch! As well as pasta sauces and a delicious bruschetta. I went with my cousin and we enjoyed a few glasses of wine while meeting wonderfully kind people in the class. The second class I went to was a sushi making class! In this class we learned how to make shrimp tempura rolls, spicy tuna rolls, cucumber salad, and had lots of sake! Both classes I enjoyed with a few friends which made the experience even more memorable! This is one of my favorite activities to do with friends, a date night, or solo! Definitely can't wait to go back!

First time here and it was a positive experience! Parking was easy , staff friendly, and food…read moretasty ! We were offered to go boxes as a courtesy instead of the Top Golf Zamboni of the leftovers - Bravo !

I was very disappointed by the lack of understanding and accommodation shown toward my son, who has…read moreautism. My son only drinks water from a specific cup due to his sensory needs. When we asked for an accommodation, the security guard was rude and told us that if my son wanted water, he could walk all the way to the entrance every time, despite the distance from the bowling area. Hoping to resolve the issue, I spoke with the manager, Luis Gonzalez, but unfortunately he was just as dismissive and uninformed about autism and disabilities. Rather than listening and showing compassion, he was rude and unwilling to understand my son's needs. Businesses that serve families should make an effort to educate their staff about disabilities and neurodiversity. With autism becoming more widely recognized, basic awareness, empathy, and reasonable accommodations should not be too much to ask. This experience left us feeling unwelcome and unsupported. I will also be reaching out to upper management, including Cynthia Torres, to make her aware of this situation and to see whether changes can be made. As an autism mom, it is my responsibility to advocate not only for my son but for other individuals with autism and disabilities as well. No family should have to experience being dismissed or treated without understanding when simply requesting reasonable accommodations. My hope is that this feedback leads to better education, awareness, and compassion from staff so that all guests feel welcomed and respected.

I attempted to book a sushi making class on their website. The only response I rec'd for June,…read moreJuly and Septermber was "Sorry, we have no online availability" This Place Has Shuttered

My family and I took a two-hour class on making mochi and Japanese sweets yesterday. The space was…read moreample and professional, and Yoko was pleasant, personable and a good teacher. The hands-on experience was communal, which helped to break the ice between participants. We each ended up with a few delicious treats to enjoy or bring home for later. My own work was kind of clumsy and I was not made to feel embarrassed at all, just encouraged to enjoy the process. And I did! I recommend Foodstory if want to explore Japanese food and want something fun to do with family or friends.