I've been wanting to take a class here for the longest time - and finally did! We did one night on…read morethe wheel, quick intro class to learning and using the wheel. We all had a good time and I would definitely take another class here again! I've also been to a pottery sale they've had here, which was amazing to see all the work and find some unique pieces!

So much fun! I wasn't sure what to expect. My mom and I were on an adventure and wanted to try…read moresomething different. The instructor was friendly and made it very easy to jump in and create bowls and cups the first try. Looking forward to doing this again!

Creative and fun intimate environment, great for couples and hidden away from the social public…read morepath. Scott's unique take on pottery and patience guiding a beginner eased the anxiety of having to be perfect my first time on the wheel.

From the owner: Hawk Nest Pottery provides one on one private lesson, small groups. We teach both wheel throwing…read moreand hand building. All ages and skill levels are welcome. All materials are provided.

I've been to 3 pottery painting places in the last 3 months. 1 in San Carlos, 1 in Burlingame and…read morethis one in Daly City (Westlake Shopping Center). This was my favorite experience by far. It was packed the day I went (day before Mother's Day). Regardless, the staff was super friendly and very, very helpful and no one seemed stressed. They have everything laid out on the tables for you; paint color palette to choose your paint colors, paint tray, water, white butcher paper on each table. They then bring pencils and paintbrushes to you as well. The employee helping us explained the process in detail and was there every step of the way when we needed help. There is a separate room for parties here which is nice for both party guests and for the other customers just going to paint. Looks like you can bring in trays of food to the party room, which is a nice feature. I found the painting experience here to be fun, clean and very organized. They have a large selection of paint items to choose from too. I would come back in a heartbeat. For those who care, it does seem a little smaller than the other 2 places, especially on a busy day but not so much so that it would deter me from coming back. Whoever does the hiring and training of your employees - GREAT JOB! I hope it's consistently like this on all days and if so, you're going to attract repeat customers.

My family and I have visited this location many times. We've always had a great experience. It is…read morevery crowded on weekends and often need to be placed on a waitlist. You have a better chance at getting a table if there's 2 people, or if you're able to - split your party to a couple of tables so you're not all waiting so long. Weeknights is complete opposite. My son and I went to pick up some pieces that were ready, and there was not a single person painting. So we decided to stay and paint another item.

I've done two pottery experiences with Joan from Family Tree Pottery, and both were absolutely…read morewonderful. The first was at Griffo Distillery for my birthday -- she was amazing! So kind, patient, and incredibly talented. She made the whole experience feel fun and welcoming. After that, I set up a private class with her at her studio for a group of friends, and we had the best time. She had a huge assortment of ceramics to paint and offered tons of creative ideas and guidance while still letting everyone make their projects their own. Both experiences were relaxed, inspiring, and so much fun. I can't recommend Joan and Family Tree Pottery enough -- I will definitely be back!!!

From the owner: Family Tree pottery is a small studio specializing in individual instruction in all forms of clay…read moremaking. You can learn Wheel throwing to sculpting to hand building custom creations! You can learn it all. If you just want a one time visit you can purchase a premade piece and glaze it to your STYLE!

Asima is the calmest nicest person here to welcome and introduce us to her ceramic studio on…read moreMother's Day... Right on 10th Ave and Judah, there's a nice selection of pottery (with prices on the bottom) for customers to paint to their hearts desires. There's a spectrum of paint colors and it's one of those places that's fun to go with the whole family! No entrance fee and the prices are around $30 and up. It takes two weeks to pick up your artwork - we can't wait to return and see the final products!

Absolutely love this studio and love Asima!! We brought in our little ones (3 years old and 8 weeks…read moreold) to make holiday gifts for their grandparents. Asima patiently guided us through the entire process and helped make our vision come to life, all while having fun together. We'll definitely be returning and the gifts were a huge hit!!

Love color me mine! My son and I have been there many times since he was little! We've made…read moreChristmas gifts and ornaments; Mother's Day and father day gifts; and birthday gifts. Anytime I ask for a gift made by my kid, it comes from color me mine. We love painting together and then seeing the finished product, a few days later. We've also been to a kids birthday party's there, which everyone enjoyed! I would recommend this to anyone looking to make/give a unique, artsy, homemade type of gift!

We had such a great time painting our projects at Color Me Mine. There was a huge selection of…read moreplates, cups, cute figurines, tea pots, etc. to make our very own. The staff were all very helpful and attentive. We can't wait to see our finished product!

***3.5 stars overall***…read more I took a friend to Color Me Mine for their birthday. This location was convenient but it was really small. I am glad I made a table reservation. (You put a $10 deposit on the table that ends up going towards your final bill.) Because of the long rectangular shape of the store, the staff sit in the middle of the store, so no one greets you when you walk in. Thus, we were a little confused when we entered -- not knowing if we look for our table first or look for a ceramic piece first? Or do we check in somewhere? A greeting from the staff would have solved this. Without leaving their counter, someone briefly and hurriedly explained the process and locations of everything, and left us to begin. Even though I had done this before, it was my first time at this store and it was my friend's first painting pottery ever, and we were both lost, even after her mini tutorial. (I have been to pottery painting places where they walk you to the paint area to get you started, as an example of comparison.) Thankfully I remembered things from previous experiences that the painted ceramic tiles by the paint bottles with 3 squares symbolize what the different layers would look like after firing. (This is critical knowledge that the staff should point out to each group, so we'd understand how each layer of paint looks when dried/fired because sometimes we may want to paint 3 layers of paint, but not always. It was crucial to understand how to reference these tiles!) The paints and brushes were in one corner; the sink and paper towels were around the corner in the back of the store; and there was one main shelf of unpainted pottery choices (with a range of prices, but after adding in your $10 a person sitting fee, the final cost adds up, so be sure you like the piece you choose!) We chose to paint one large piece together rather than 2 smaller pieces. To make the look more cohesive, we chose colors within a certain range (lavenders and yellows/orange), and then we didn't look at the each other's side! It was very fun. **Some Things To Note** - Your table reservation gives you 2 hours. (We finished in that time but we also didn't do a lot of detailed work. I actually think most people would need more time than that if you choose a large ceramic or are painting details.) - The tables are pretty close together, so you don't get much privacy. We all heard each other's conversations. It was also very narrow to walk between the tables when people were painting, so it may not be a place to bring active kids who can't sit still for long periods of time. - It looks like they allow outdoor food because many were bringing their own snacks. I brought in an outside drink, which I'm glad I did because it was warm and you sit there for hours. - They do have a bathroom, if anyone is wondering. - It may take a week for them to get to your ceramic piece, glaze and fire it, but we got a text that it was ready around 4 days after painting it. It is a fun experience to paint pottery, as long as you can afford it and feel comfortable approaching the counter to ask your questions because the staff doesn't seem like they go out of their way to offer help unfortunately.

On a chill Saturday afternoon, my partner and I were looking for a fun activity to do, so we…read moredecided to do some pottery painting. We booked a reservation at color me mine around 3:00 PM, and after checking in with the staff we were shown our table and started right away. They had plenty of options and colors which was great, and though it was relatively busy, they let us stay a little long to finish our pieces. They told us the pieces would be ready within a week, but I actually received a text notification that they were ready just 4 days after our reservation.

MY WIFE TAKES 5-10 HOURS TO FINISH…read more Price: $$$ Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 My wife and I love Color Me Mine for a chill, engaging and somewhat tedious activity. We recently attended a sip and paint event, and the staff was kind enough to offer us free studio time when we couldn't complete our projects that night. My wife often brings friends, and they can spend hours painting without any issues. I'm surprise they haven't gotten kick out. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive; they're always quick to provide more paint or offer helpful tips. The studio is clean and well-organized, with a vast selection of art pieces to choose from, although the prices can be a bit high. Overall, I highly recommend Color Me Mine and will definitely be returning.

Visit Date: 3/21/2026 This might be my new hobby. First let…read moreme say that Casey was super accommodating. I went with a rather large party and Casey was able to get some tables together for us, seat us even though we were running behind, and work out an extremely awkward pay situation. She was very informative and patient. And is part of the reason I went back a second time alone. Look at my masterpiece!

Color me mine is a fun place to go to when you're feeling crafty. The staff here is helpful. Since…read moreit was my first time I was clueless. You pick an item, pick your colors & start painting. After that you pay for your items + a studio fee which is pretty pricey in my opinion. It does take about a week before you can pick up your items.

Easy to call in to reserve a table (norm allocated time is 2 hours but we needed just a bit over…read more1). A good variety of options to select. The employees help with getting the paint colors & switching out water. It is a bit pricy for the item & studio fee, estimate ~$50/person including tax.

I had a great experience with Painted Cellars! I attended a Paint & Sip with my 90 year old mom at…read moreher assisted living community. I was afraid it would be too difficult for Mom, but it is an easy step by step type of painting, which I also appreciated because I am also a beginner. (I did prompt Mom a few times but she painted it herself!) Very enjoyable and satisfying event! Highly recommend!

Fun event! Easy step by step instructions for beginners like me. Will be back again for a winter…read moreproject. Food/drinks need to be purchased for those wondering.