They made it challenging and fun with laughs along the way! We had so much fun and enjoyed…read moreinteracting. It brought everyone closer together.

Great experience!! This is a great way to push your work family to a new level of close ess!read more

Fun, an amazing place and concept. we had a great time, high energy, super funny and a delight to…read morehave. Nice and cool place with friends and family indoor activities. I highly recommend

DUDE. Game Show Battle Rooms was so much FUN. We celebrated a bachelorette party here, and they…read moretook such good care of our two brides. Our host Angelo kept the energy up the whole time, and producer Joe kept us going with the JAMS. We had 25 in our group, and Angelo did a good job of making everyone feel included, while picking up on little details within the group and bringing them up again later in funny ways. If you're looking for an unconventional bachelorette party option, this is IT.

Had an awesome time at Fox in a Box Chicago playing The Bank Job! The theme was super immersive,…read moreand using aliases made it even more fun. Our game master Alex kept everything running smoothly and she added to the experience. We managed to escape successfully, which made it even better. Definitely recommend for a fun and challenging group activity!

Did two rooms here in December 2024…read more The best thing about this place is that the rooms are private. Our first group had three people, our second group had four people. While I can enjoy any escape room, it was great to be with people that we all knew. On the downside, these rooms are not really well maintained. Some of the puzzles were broken, we were told about that ahead of time, so the communication was good. Something broke, while we were accomplishing our mission. And our guide stepped right in so that that wasn't an issue. Would I go here again? Sure. At the end of the day, it's an escape room, and they are still a lot of fun when you go with fun people and don't get stuck with strangers who are not fun.

We had a team building activity this afternoon with a scavenger hunt at the Field Museum. It was…read moreterrific! I highly recommend this company; we had an amazing time. The booking experience was smooth and easy. Communication was smooth and efficient. They were always responsive to questions and timely with information on how to reach our tour guide (Valerie). For the scavenger hunt itself, it was just terrific. Valerie did a great, quick briefing that was clear. For the hunt itself, the clues were subtle but solvable. We had SO MUCH fun roaming all over the museum solving. We have some truly epic pics from the additional challenges! If you have a group, do this!

We did "The Secrets of the Loop Scavenger Hunt" with Watson Adventures as a corporate social / team…read morebuilding event. Our group of 25+ included both Chicago locals and international attendees. It was a fun event and a fun way to explore a bit of the city, with lots of positive feedback from our team. The Watson team was easy to work with and everything ran smoothly. I've recommended this activity to my colleagues for other groups in our organization.

I did a work team building activity in the Chicagoland area hosted by Parties That Cook. I'll admit…read moreI seldom cook for myself (if anything I enjoy baking more), but this looked like something fun and I was looking forward to getting to know my colleagues a bit more. From what I can gather, Parties that Cook is a mobile cooking company that goes to different venues in a certain geographic area and hosts cooking classes for groups. Our event was at a community center in one of the Chicago suburbs. The first 30 minutes acted as kind of a mixer; they had an open bar and some cheese and crackers for us to nom on - they also had some music playing which added to the mingling atmosphere. There were a total of six cooking stations, each laid out with a recipe and the ingredients you needed to make the dish. Before we began, chef David went through each station with us, giving an overview of each dish and some hot tips in order for us to be successful. He was great - he had an awesome personality, great sense of humor, and was really helpful. We were split into an even number of groups to cover each station. While the staff did prep some of the more time consuming things for us, most of the work was done by my group and I. We were in charge of making onion, apple, and cheddar tarts topped with honey. The recipe was a great catalyst to get to know one each other better and work as a team - plus the finished product tasted good too. At the end we all got to sit and enjoy the dishes made by all the groups. Overall I had a great time - Parties That Cook definitely was a fun way to work together, get to know each other a bit more, and enjoy tasty food.

Excellent, well-executed and fun team-building experience. I admit being skeptical of this…read more"cooking school" dinner event at a recent business meeting. But it was arguably the most beneficial part of the day. Turns out, folks who have known each other for years or just minutes will make new connections when working together over a cutting board or cooking pot. And the staff at Parties that Cook did an excellent job organizing, structuring and coaching us through a fun, high-energy evening (and keeping our wine glasses filled). And yes, we prepared our entire meal, from appetizers to dessert. And this was not mac and cheese. The menu was innovative and appropriately challenging. (When was the last time you prepared persimmons?) Bottom line, this is far better than the typical post-meeting reception/dinner experience, especially for groups that could use an interactive spark. Highly recommended as an out-of-the-ordinary team building activity.

This game night was so much fun! I came here for a corporate event and it was a blast. Everyone…read moreloosened up and was able to enjoy themselves after work. The hosts were amazing, so enthusiastic, and descriptive. The games went very smoothly and everyone had a great time! I would highly recommend this place for groups of friends or corporate events.

My wife's Soror had a 60 person party here and we had lots of fun!! Very competitive. lol. The food…read morewas also delicious. The hostess were awesome.

Recently worked with Paint the Town for a networking event and had a wonderful experience. Our…read morepainter was Kaelin and she was amazing, she was prompt, brought a great energy with her, and was extremely helpful in instructing all of our guests with their paintings. Paint the Town has an amazing team of people behind-the-scenes as well, they were able to answer any and all questions we had during the entire process and booking was very easy. From booking to set-up to clean-up, everything was handled and we were able to focus on our event. Will definitely book with them again for future events.

Kaelin was super fun and made our team building event special. 100% recommend booking with her…read more Thank you!

First axe-throwing experience. Went out for a work team outing and it was fun, but also a little…read morefrustrating. It took us a while to get our form right but then found some consistency. The place was empty for awhile until another group came in. I felt like it was really pricey at essentially $35/per person for an hour- over $100 for 3 of us. Also, the lanes are really short and we had the axe bounce out of the enclosure more than once. I would definitely try axe throwing again, but maybe somewhere else.

This is a fun stop. Several areas to throw axes and there is also a room for painting and a small…read moreVR game area you can enjoy. What I didn't like was the fact in order to get to the other rooms or walk to another axe board you need to walk in front of the other throwers. You could go back behind them but it is awkward with people standing in their area. There was no problem everyone was aware and would stop so you could walk by but for sure that was a concern for me that I didn't like. The layout could be much better.