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    Slime Kitchen

    4.3 (30 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Alexandra G.

    My 3 year old and I came here back in March for a play date with a friend! We got here right when they opened, but they already had a large birthday party so it was kind of tough to hear the employees giving the instruction etc. They had so many different types of slime, scent, and the little add ins for texture, color, and toys. It was about a 30 min experience, but we were left alone for the most part because most of the employees were busy with the party. My kid had a wonderful time and the slime is still holding up so well (just now getting to this review almost 5 months later). I would definitely recommend this place, but try to go when it's not so busy so you can get the whole experience.

    The BYO slime we made!!
    Shanel B.

    This was so cool! I took my 4 yo in to make slime and it was fun. We walked in without a reservation and the people working helped us with everything. It was $25 for a BYO slime, and it was completely worth it! I was so jealous of the slime my child had, that I went and made my own also! Will be back!

    Slime in the making!
    Angela P.

    The kids had a fun time making slime here. So much better than doing it at home and making a mess lol We walked in, and they were able to get us started right away. Staff was friendly and patient with the kids. It was neat seeing all the optioned offered. Even though I don't appreciate my toddler playing with his slime at home, the Slime Kitchen was a fun experience.

    Retail Wall of premade slime kits
    Christiane W.

    Came in on a Friday afternoon and there was already a waitlist of an hour. They added us to the list and called us when our table was ready. There was about 4-5 employees working. Most were friendly and greeted us upon arrival. Throughout the slime making process, the team was helpful and made sure we understood everything. It's a bit overwhelming with so many options. The tables and stools are kid friendly, not so much adult friendly. Small and low to the ground, so be prepared if you plan to sit with the kiddos. So far the slime has held up and still in good condition after making it 4 days ago. We paid $25 for 1 slime session. You can pick your own slime type, scent, color, textures, and other included mix-ins and toppers. There are additional add-ons for an up charge. You can also walk-in to buy pre-made slime kits, they have quite a bit of options to choose from. Overall, it's a fun experience for the kids. My niece loved it! If the kiddos like slime, I recommend checking this place out. They accept small and large groups. I recommend making a reservation if you plan to go during busy times or have a large group. Great addition to the Reno Public Market area, located on the outside storefront between RPM and Sprouts, next door to Beloved's Bakery & Cafe.

    Shannon S.

    We were here for a kids birthday party. It was pretty well organized. The kids had a blast. Someone cancelled at the last minute, so there was an empty space that had already been paid for. My son in law volunteered! He doesn't like slime but saw how much fun the kids were having... never one to pass up a fun time and a chance to embarrass his 12 yr old daughter, he partook in the event

    Teuila G.

    I loved the Slime Kitchen as much as my son did. Staff was super welcoming and informative; they walked us through all of the steps. Too bad this place wasn't here when my teenage daughter was younger. My kitchen was a slime kitchen when my daughter and her girlfriends went through their slime phases of trial and error. Lol! If you're going to play with the slime with your little ones, do grab an apron. I got glue all over my blouse. My son and I enjoyed our hour playing and making slime here. It's a little pricey, but we enjoyed it. They do sell gift boxes and pre-made slime; it'll make for a great gift. Overall, it was an awesome time and a great idea for a party for your littles. We look forward to coming back in the future. Thank you for an enjoyable afternoon.

    Mixing slime
    Megan S.

    Such a fun place! super friendly helpful staff, clean store. My kids has a blast. Downfall is the price. I paid $80 for 3 kids and it only entertained them for like 30 minutes

    Mixing with the mixers
    Britnie M.

    This was so much fun. I took a couple of kids with me to go make slime. They loved it. They got to pick their own scent and color. They got to add different textures too. The kids I took were 10/11. The staff were very nice and helpful. This was a more relaxing thing to do with tweens.

    More options!
    Mike T.

    What a fun activity for the kids and adults! Making slime was so much fun for kids of every age! Cant wait to go back again! It's Slime!

    Kate S.

    My kids loved their experience at slime kitchen. It sparked creativity in each of them in different ways which was great to see in their slime creation. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We will be back!

    Fun!
    Stephanie C.

    My grandson and I stopped by here today around noon. The place was busy but not overly crowded or loud. We were helped quickly and were soon on our way to making some fun slime. There are aprons to protect clothing and small tables and chairs (work stations). The multi-step process is a lot of fun. You first get to choose which slime consistency you like. There were six to choose from. Next comes the added scents. I would guess there to be about 30 choices. We went with bubble gum but there are some fun ones which include "monkey farts" and "unicorn". Next is the color. The friendly young lady and (I'm assuming her mom) were very helpful and knowledgeable. My grandson has some sensory issues so when the slime got all over his hands and wouldn't come off, the lady took us to the sink in back, helped him get the slime off and told us how to work with the slime so it wouldn't be too sticky. She sprayed it with magic slime spray and it did the trick. After mixing comes the glitter or confetti. Then you have a choice of what kind of sensory stuff you want to add. A few of the choices include space sand, small squishy spheres, foam cubes and lots more. After that it's time for the three "toppings". There are so many cute figurines to choose from. My grandson chose a Starbucks cup, Pikachu and an airplane. Overall, this place is a total blast. We were in and out in 30 minutes but you could definitely spend some more time making choices. I hope this place excels in the area. Check it out.

    Finding the color of her slime
    Kristine C.

    We went here on Friday night 35 minutes before the close the store. It was nice because only my niece, me and the store associate. We looked around and directions are pretty clear for me and my 11 year niece. The store associate guided us step by step on how we will do it. Of course my niece is a big fan of slime she knows what she wants. My downside, the tables are only catered for smaller kids ages 3-7, my niece has to bent over in a awkward way. Maybe the bin is too big to carry it all the time, I might see that as a problem when the place is crowded. The spacing of toppings might be close to each other it could have been spread all over the place. She chose the flavor bubble gum, but I don't smell the bubble gum maybe that's me. My niece only complain was that the gems are limited to her liking. We didn't realize on the other side of the wall that they have pre-made slime, honestly I feel the choses are even better. We ended up buying the Kuromi slime. There can be some room for improvements, because the place is huge. I would recommend to try it with your little ones, but make sure to be prepared with the prices. I paid for two $43 dollars, I included with tip cause the store associate was super nice and sweet to us. But it's up to everyone if they want to tip if they got the service they needed. Oh at the end of it, The associate put a glitter on my niece's slime I don't know if that is included. but that was a nice touch.

    This is our favorite family activity ! The only thing that my son (11) and daughter (8) can agree to doing together.
    Lilian R.

    This is our favorite family activity ! The only thing that my son (11) and daughter (8) can agree to doing together. Plus the slime kitchen has such a wonderful venue , with lovely scents, all the colors and fun things to make the slime extra unique and special. I love that once home these are great for stress (for me) and just fun to play with at home. If you are a parent with kids I highly recommend trying it.

    The slime got stuck on my couch and even with the remover, doesn't come out!

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    Kids loved it and already asking to go again! They are still playing with the slime days later at home. Kind staff. We will be back.

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    You can also walk-in to buy pre-made slime kits, they have quite a bit of options to choose from.

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    Copper Cat Studio

    Copper Cat Studio

    4.9
    (18 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$

    I love this little art studio and can't wait to take more classes here! I participated in a Dutch…read morePour Class (offered through Artown) and had so much fun making a set of coasters. The class size was perfect for this activity, allowing for the teacher to adequately share instructions, demonstrate the process, and work one-on-one with students as needed. The instructions were organized on a print out with all the materials and supplies needed to replicate the activity at home and referenced during the instruction portion of the class. The materials for the class were well-maintained and organized at each place setting for each student. I've taken other art classes elsewhere and I felt like this was a step above with regard to organization, instruction, and take away materials. I loved the experience so much that I'm going to take another class in October, and this time I'm bringing a friend! In addition to the art classes and studio, Copper Cat also has a delightful little art/gift shop with items made from the artists in studio. Most are in the front shop, but some pieces are scattered throughout. Take your time looking at all the wonderful pieces... so many great art gems for sale at very affordable prices. This little shop is now on my go-to for gift shopping.

    Finally made it out to visit Copper Cat Studio! What a beautiful shop; so much larger than I ever…read moreexpected. Spacious and well-lit classroom space. I'm not a mosaic or stained glass artist, but even to my eyes, the supply they carry looked amazing. Also local artists' works (including the owner Katie's) throughout; perfect for gift shopping. Yes, original art makes great gifts, while supporting a local woman-owned business! Everything is so tastefully, lovingly displayed. Just very lovely space. Hope you'll come visit.

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    Fused Finery

    Fused Finery

    3.2
    (14 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Bottom line: no one showed up to teach my scheduled workshop or has called me to apologize (it has…read morenow been a week). So I can't really give any stars for that. I got a Groupon and the reviews were mixed. It seems like if you are lucky enough to get the right workshop/teacher/materials, it's great! But that doesn't always happen. So I sorta knew I was taking my chances but I do not think it should be that way! I booked online and the email says- You're all set! But I called a couple hours ahead of time to confirm. No one called me back so I had my suspicions as I headed over that maybe the class would be a bust. There's a sign on the door to knock and/or call...i did both, to no avail. Left another message. I waited for like 15 minutes (I really wanted to make the mosaic!!) and then left. A week later, I am still left wondering. Groupon refunded me so that part worked out but I would have been extra mad if I were trying to get my money back from this business that ghosted me. So you're definitely taking your chances if you do! Sad. I wanted the lucky great workshop experience.

    My partner & I had a Groupon and set an appointment up for September 23rd at 1:00pm. We arrived at…read more12:45 and were greeted by a "Be back at 2:00" sign on the door. I called several times, no answer. We held onto hope and waited 25 minutes for an employee to show up. Eventually, someone did -- but the reason? Her boss asked her to pick something up. So this lady completely forgot about our appointment and then proceeded to laugh about the irony of her boss reminding her to check online for any appointments prior to this happening. She seemed indifferent overall. The process of making a mosaic is really fun and tedious. That part was great! Only do the 8x8 mosaic workshop if you're okay with figuring it out yourself; the employee there did not guide us at all, despite knowing it was our first time. Once we were finished, she told us that they would need to fill in the gaps with grout and that we would receive a call sometime throughout the week if we were unable to pick up the finished pieces the immediate following day. A week goes by and no calls were received. Shocker, really. Today (October 1st) at around 2:30pm, we called to ask if we could pick up our finished pieces. The same employee from last week answered the phone and told us, "yes," we could, they just "close at 3." We told her it'll only take 15 minutes to get there, which she sounded okay with. We arrive at 2:45pm and catch the lady running back inside, as though she was just in the process of leaving. Which we confirmed to be the case, as she handed our pieces off to us and talked about how she was "leaving early" and we "got here at the just the right time." At this point, I am dumbfounded with how awful this employee is. She hears that a customer is coming to pick up their piece before closing and her instant thought is to leave early/before the customer arrives? As for the cherry on top, the grout looks terrible. There's so many holes. I felt like my contribution to the piece (the glass placement) was done well, but if I had known the employees were going to be careless about it.. I would have done it myself. I am pretty unhappy with the way it turned out and it's not because of my own doing. This place has potential to be great. I feel bad leaving a review like this, but something has to be said. Please do not go here if you're looking for a good glass art experience -- I promise you, this is not it.

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    My mosaic art with poor grout filling
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    What our finished pieces looked like, before the ugly grout.
    The Generator

    The Generator

    4.4
    (29 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    It's alive! Monster mini golf returned to the generator this October with some of the most exciting…read moreand elaborate mini golf creations ever witnessed. Some of the most creative people in the world called the generator and we get to have all of this right here in our backyard. If you're not familiar, the generator is a maker space that house is numerous independent artists that create works of all shape sizes and mediums . It's also a community of artistic folks who come together to learn and enhance each other creativity and teach each other how to become better and more accomplished artists as well. The resource sharing in the space is magical and the work that comes out of it has put our community on the map in a major way. We are so fortunate to have This organization in our community and if you got to check it out, I urge you to hit their website, find an opportunity and get in there. Even if you don't know what you wanna do you can still just drop in and check it out and see everything that's going on so you can be inspired to dive in a little deeper. Back to the mini golf, though this is an annual event where teams come together to showcase their creativity and encourage others to just come and have a little fun interacting with it. The mini golf course has 18 holes a very themes, all tied back to the Halloween holiday my favorites this year had to be the massive Mount Rose Ski lift and Mountain, which was fully operational. I also loved the haunted house that was a full long walk-through or should I say put through and of course, the cow casino, or CowSino, complete with working slot machine that accepted Candy as coins and paid out a massive sugary jackpot when the bell tolled. The cost to attend is super affordable and it's a great outing for a date night family or just friends hanging out . The generator does a ton of other events throughout the year, so definitely hit their website scope out the calendar and get involved .

    I write this review with mixed emotions. My daughter has attended summer camp here the last two…read moreyears and loved it. The space is amazing, there is a beautiful park across the street, and the teachers were energetic and had plans for each day. Kids used a different medium each day and did sculpting, 3D printing, etc. They went to the park almost every day and made creative projects where they learned a lot, my daughter loved it. This summer has been completely different. From the moment I brought my daughter in on Monday and asked where she should put her stuff and was told, "I don't know, I guess we can try over there?" I could tell there was no coherent plan. I was also told right away it was going to be tough because there are "a lot more students this year" when it seems like the camp is the same size or even smaller than I have observed in years past. Most of the day is spent in "free time" where there are legos and arts and crafts in a room, there is a yellow piece of tape the students are supposed to stay behind and they are kind of left to their own devices. They have gone to the park once. I asked today if they would be going, and I was told by the teacher they didn't want to get left out if it starts pouring, even though it's an unseasonably beautiful day with a high in the low to mid 70s. There is an 8% chance of rain, in the afternoon, and when I said I don't think it's supposed to rain the teacher told me that her phone said "blaring thunderstorms." The only medium the kids have used is plaster and hot glue, and there is no exploring of the space and activities in other parts of the beautiful space like there used to be. The kids are safe, and it's not like anything is horribly wrong, but there is no creativity or coherent plan, and my daughter, who never complains, said it's boring this year and she doesn't want to go back. I brought this up with the teacher and she informed me it's her first time there, and she's "still trying to figure out the camp and what is and isn't allowed." I'm not sure completely what that means, but for the students who signed up for this week, that doesn't do them much good. She also mentioned "Well, we'll be doing a lot more stuff today," which I guess is great, but also an admission they haven't done much, and it's already the last day of the camp for this session. It is a CLEAR case of making things easier for the teachers over prioritizing the experience of the students. Kids need to be safe, but teachers also need to be proactive and creative, and if there are too many kids for this to happen, there needs to be more staff added.

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    Crafted Palette

    Crafted Palette

    4.4
    (213 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    Truly a magical experience!! Just happened to be passing by and was lured in by the signs for…read morecoffee and pie. They have a huge selection of both savory and sweet. Ended up with a piroshki and a latte, both were absolutely amazing!!! As I was eating there, David entered and started setting up for their paint night. He's quite the character, charming, delightful and talented so of course I had to join the class and this was by far the best paint night class I've ever done!!! This wasn't as strict as other classes I've done, like he gave us a template and then let our creativity flow!! Others I've done are more like paint by numbers and everyone's looks identical. This was unique and let us all play and get creative. I'm so glad I found this little slice of joy and magic!

    Decided to stop in here on Mother's Day for a quick lunch. There was a painting class going on and…read moreit was really nice to be able to sit down, eat and also enjoy the business of the class in the background. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich and some water. The sandwich was delicious! I would definitely come back here to try out some more of their menu options. The downfalls... it was really hot. I'm not sure if that's the norm or not since it was our first time. Secondly.. it took forever to order. The two young ladies were stocking the fridge behind the counter.. said hi and then continued to stock the fridge. Finally another woman from the back came to the front to help us. Such a cute place and feels like a hidden gem! Would love to take a paint class.

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    Rainbows are yours, follow it !!
    Rainbows are yours, follow it !!
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