This is a unique space on can use to coworker and hold an intimate event. The decor is modern and…read morechic that creates the perfect backdrop for any occasion. The owner is professional, energetic, creative and fun loving. I'm looking forward to the day when I host an event here.

Had a really fun time go-karting! Lots of activity options like mini golf. Highly recommend!read more

Where do I start lol Floor was so sticky…read moreHad a small gathering in the food area . Ordering food was a nightmare. Kiosk idea is cool for people with small parties of ppl but I would have rather having an option to having a server. Getting drinks from the bar was a nightmare . Only 2 bartenders on a Saturday with a packed place. Food comes out on this big tray and thankfully after struggling a nice worker offered to carry it for me . Maybe what needs to be done is cafe style where you give them a number for the table and the worker can walk out the food to ur table. I also heard ppl complaining about the food and service. A lot of wasted space which I feel could have been utilized for seating area. Workers seemed over worked and confused. I feel like this place is a good idea but needs fine tuning. What I think is for the price of things the value of the service needs to be better. When ur paying resort prices but feel like ur at a motel 6 that's not right. I doubt drew Bree's would be satisfied with his experience last night. Which from my understanding he owns this establishment .

This location looks to be renovated, clean and in a safe area off of the River Road. There is a…read morefully functioning kitchen and bar area. There is a stage with several of the amenities that people want for events. Also rental assist with our Veterans.

Just went to another wedding reception at Rosie's. This venue is lots of fun and serves pretty…read moregood reception food. The only problem we had with Rosie's is the size. When a full size band is in the main room, that room becomes excessively loud. Many people choose tommove to the Tree Room ( there are trees in the room). That room is a respite from the noise, but regretfully, it doesn't have many tables for guests to enjoy the food and libation. Rosie's has a nice outdoor patio where there are pub tables, a small stage that had Karaoke the evening we were there. The patio utilized large fans to fight the oppressive heat. Service was excellent. Bars were serving well made drinks. Ambiance is clean and pleasant. Rosie's is a good reception place.

I'm pretty sure I ate in a restaurant in this location about a million years ago but it's been a…read morereception hall for the last couple of decades. I definitely attended a wedding here earlier this month. And it was really fun. I liked that there were different spaces to move through from the main room/bar to the atrium to the outdoor courtyard (a little chilly in November but lovely). The food was really good (made in house) and the staff was friendly and helpful. The wedding was held in the courtyard and the party was throughout the space. The bride and groom said they were great to work with and everything was smooth sailing. As an attendee, it was a lovely space to enjoy.

So much fun! The people are really nice, and the track layout is one of my all time favorites. It's…read morealso good for kids with the junior karts but the adult ones are a blast! The vibe is there and there's plenty of drinks if you get thirsty.

Hopefully K1 is aware that Anthony and Julio are assets to their business! Excellent service and…read morecommunication! We will definitely be visiting again soon!

Boy, do these guys know what they are doing! They do big…read moreevents with the attention to detail like it was their only client. I recently got married and needed some chairs last minute and went over to see them, they took care of me like I was family and by the time I had paid, the chairs were all loaded up for me and ready to go!! This was seriously like dealing with a good friend (that knows what they are doing)and I can't recommend them enough!! Thank you so much for making my wedding so much easy and affordable!

We went out for an event called "Forestival" at this place over the weekend. It was a fundraiser to…read morehelp finance the location. Product: Available were "food truck" crepes, ice cream and sorbets, as well as drinks and snacks provided by the organizers. One had to purchase tickets to utilize the vendors, but it wasn't a big deal. I had a couple of drinks and some homemade cookies. There were raffle tickets on sale for certain prizes, and some silent auctions as well. A-ok! (3 stars) Service: Although we went later in the afternoon, making it there around 230pm or so, there were nature walks with a botanist and entomologist earlier in the day, according to the program. There was a shuttle available from Tulane at no charge for those parking a ways down the road. There was clay sculpting available for people to play around with. It was a big hit with the kids in attendance. Musical groups played throughout the day, but we had really gone to see the closing show at 3-5pm (I forget the name). They were an 80s-style new wave band in the most traditional sense, except they sang bilingually in French and English. Not my favorite type of music, but they did it well, and I love live music. The crowd really got into it. A poet recited between music sets. (4 stars) Facilities: This venue is a multi-building complex on the edge of the swamp in Lower Coast Algiers, past the English Turn subdivision. I've actually never been this far off the beaten path and still been in Orleans Parish. It's like a whole other world out here. It is very quiet and peaceful. From what I can tell, most of the year this is a retreat for resident artists to ply their trades. The event program states that both Tulane and Xavier New Orleans back the location, and, from the front signage, Tulane manages it. The venue is placed back into the woods opposite the levee out here. One might almost miss it if riding down this way, but there's a gate preventing driving just past it on the road. I'm told that's one of Tulane's primate research centers past that point. Parking is along the "end of the road" here, at least for this event. As noted, signage is quite minimal (pic should be included with this review), but there is a beautiful steel fence sculpted with the place's name as well, though it is a weathered, rust-aged fence, so it doesn't really stand out without close inspection. Down a winding path, there are more torch cut sculptures of the same style as the gate. This path leads to the small collection of buildings used by the artists in residence, but a couple were opened for this event for bathroom and activity access. The buildings were of a purposeful roughshod look, one like an Acadian cottage, and the others more reminiscent of village workshops of the 18th Century. Decor was minimal, mostly of hung art from the crafters here. One building had a minuscule gallery with displays. The main building here was a 2-story with a cathedral ceiling. Downstairs had lots of workspace, and the upstairs where one of the bathrooms was had office space. There was a short nature walk behind the buildings, as well as a pond (which on our visit was covered in duckweed). A small lawn, obviously built for events such as this, was near the walks and pond. This is where a small pavilion was set up for the bands. (4 stars) Overall: I really liked the place. The goal is doubtless one of isolation and peace, and even with the crowd that day, this was quite obvious. For a $5 (optional) entrance fee, I would definitely go back to the Forestival event again. Don't forget to bring a chair or blanket to sit and listen to the bands! (4 stars)

good space. i was…read moreonly here for a day, but it was a nice location if you have a group and need to feel that you've left the city to focus on something (like a retreat!). the space is really comfortable, 2 restrooms on floors. you have access to the use of the kitchen so you can prepare your meals on site - we primarily used the living room seating space and the long dining table. they have projector capability for you. there's a cute outside area, but you know, mosquitoes and bugs are enjoying that too. the only challenge is parking. they encourage you to park along the main road...which there isn't really a place to turnoff. but we managed to tetris in about 6 vehicles, so it's doable. all in all, if you're looking for a local meeting venue and have a little cash that you can put towards it, give this a look!

My girlfriend and I went here for a date and this place was such a cute spot. We walked in and the…read morestaff at the front gave us a quick rundown, and we were on to choosing our pieces we chose a mug a bowl and an axolotl. There is no time limit, and we were sat at a table where we started tracing and painting. You pay by the piece after you're done painting. After about a week and a half I received a call and were able to come in and pick it up. It was a little confusing because I think my name was only attached to one of the pieces but we were able to figure it out. Overall, I would recommend this place if you want a cute activity.

I'm not artistic but it's a really fun place to visit. A friend helped me to paint a special piece…read morefor my young neighbor and I made a water dish for my dog Lewis. The staff is super nice and very knowledgeable.