Online Cooking Class:…read more My husband and I had so much with Chef Davide. The food was amazing and his directions were clear. He also does check in to see how everyone's meal is coming and I appreciated that during the pasta process. We can't wait to take another class with Chef Davide.

After a trip to Italy with my friends I thought a fun gift would be an Italian cooking class. We…read morehad so much fun, met new people, made fresh, Italian food, learned so much, and ate an amazing meal! I would definitely do another class from Classpop. Their registration was easy, and the communication before the class was clear and easy too. They have fun classes to choose from that are reasonably priced. It's a great gift or date night idea.

I took Jeremiah's Azorean Desserts baking class a few days ago and can't say enough good things…read moreabout it. Jeremiah first told us about each of the three bakes we were going to work on in the class -- its history, how it's made, and when you would serve them. He had all the the ingredients pre-measured and ready to assemble, so when it was time to get started, it went quick. It was a hands on class, so we all got to roll up our sleeves and work the dough, whisk ingredients, cut cookies, and really do the work. At the end, we had a quite a few doughnuts, mini cakes, and cookies to sample and take home. Jeremiah is a friendly and gracious host who is knowledgeable and can teach proper technique. And how great that we all got sample a variety of Portuguese liqueurs during the class while we worked. Take a class, you won't be sorry!

Great demo in making Pasteis de nata! He answered so many questions about making phyllo dough, what…read morea labor of love. Loved the history of different pastries made in each island and his interactions with one of the pasty shop owners. Will be signing up for another class.

We attended our first cooking class by Chef Paul at Sette and it won't be our last. It was fun,…read morevery informative and great food at the end. Highly recommend.

If you didn't know, Sette Pasta House offers cooking classes. Unfortunately, they'll be on hold for…read morea short while Chef Paul serves in the Reserves, but they're definitely worth checking out when they resume. Today I attended the lasagna class that I reserved back in December. Seating is limited, so you'll want to keep an eye on the website (and please don't take my spot, ). The class was held in the restaurant and was completely hands-on, comma, which I prefer. I don't wanna just watch someone online, dash, I wanna actually be part of the process and make the food for myself. For this class, the pasta dough was already prepared for us since making it from scratch would take too long, but we each rolled out our own pasta sheets and got them as thin as we wanted. Hand crank machine too. Fun. I've always wanted to do this. We made the bolognese sauce you see in the photos, while the pomodoro sauce had been prepared ahead of time. There were 12 of us total, paired into teams of 2, and everyone worked really well together. It was such a fun and lovely experience. We layered our lasagnas, sauce, pasta sheet, cheese, repeat. Properly done, easily three beautiful layers. I should have oiled the foil on top. Still delicious. Once they were in the oven baking, we all sat down together for salads and great conversation. We could also watch the chefs as they worked, which made the whole experience even better. It was a wonderful day and fantastic class. When our individual lasagnas came out of the oven, they were hot, golden brown, and absolutely beautiful. We were given boxes to take home whatever we didn't eat, and honestly, each lasagna is easily enough for two, maybe even three people. They do provide cardboard boxes, but I'd recommend bringing your own plastic container if you want something sturdier for leftovers. ** Their black plastic fold-over containers leak. I like clear lid snap. I'm home now and still enjoying the experience. While I was there, I also ordered to go their focaccia flight and a side of meatballs. So tonight I'm having that with a small salad and reliving what was such a wonderful, fun class. If you didn't know about the cooking classes before, now you do. And I'd also recommend checking out Sete Pasta House for dinner sometime.

Picked up some pasta and sauce at the Roseville farmers market yesterday and it was shockingly…read moregood! Looking forward to picking up more next week. Highly recommend.

We purchased this pasta at a farmers market in Midtown for $10 per bag, expecting a high-quality…read moreproduct, especially considering the premium price. Unfortunately, this turned out to be one of the worst pasta experiences we've ever had. Within just 5 minutes of cooking, the pasta started falling apart in the boiling water. We immediately took it out while it was still al dente, hoping to save it, but it was already too late. The pasta completely lost its shape and structure, turning into an oatmeal-like mush. Instead of individual pieces of pasta with a firm, enjoyable texture, we ended up with a sticky, unappetizing mess that was practically impossible to serve as intended. For $10 a bag, the quality should be substantially better. Unfortunately, based on our experience, I cannot recommend this pasta and certainly wouldn't purchase it again. There are far less expensive options available that deliver significantly better results.

Chef Stacy was a delight. My wife, daughter, and I participated in her vegan Italian class. My…read moredaughter and I have gone to a few other cooking events and are usually disappointed in that you don't really get to cook anything as the preparation is done for you ahead of time and there are too many people. Stacy keeps her classes small with a max of 6 people so everyone gets to do everything including cleaning the kitchen after. Her food is simple and delicious, her banter is entertaining and the casual atmosphere is comfortable.

Repeatedly tried to find contact information on the website and on Yelp to get more information and…read moreschedule a class. No method I used allowed me to get useful contact information. Disappointing; the concept was good. No phone number No email address No contact form

This review is more on the classes they offer. I took a cheesecake class here. There were 16 of us…read more It wasn't a "hands on class" but more of a teaching class. We were all given recipes of different cheesecakes. The best part is the tasting part. We got to taste every cheesecake on the recipe sheet. Loved it! Classes are in the evening and the store will be open for the students after the class. Parking There is a bathroom inside and parking is in the back of the store. Lots of street parking as well. I absolutely recommend the class.

Love this place! Now that my kids are older, I have been able to take all the classes and…read morethoroughly enjoy them. Thank you for always being helpful and offering expertise and ideas when needed.

My sister wanted to make a birthday plate before her daughters first bday and asked us sisters to…read morecome make something too. We came around 6 and left at 9:30pm and easily could've stayed for three more hours. This place is super clean, has an artsy studio set up. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They have way too many options (which is problematic for someone like me because I wanna do them all haha). There are stencils, tape, literally all kinds of tools to help you create your masterpiece. They even have finished color swatches so you can see what you'll end up with, which I appreciated. They lay out the prices for each piece on the shelf so there are no surprises. There's a $15 paint fee then the cost of your item (most average about $26). Their pricing is absolutely worth it in my opinion. Their Instagram even shows that they're mobile and can come do parties or events too! Can't wait to get my final piece snd looking forward to coming back to paint more stuff!

My daughter has been begging me for weeks to take her to one of these ceramic painting places so…read morewhile spending time with my nieces on Saturday, we decided to check out Petroglyph Ceramic Lounge. Petroglyph Ceramic Lounge is located inside the Pavilions on Fair Oaks Blvd next to Piatti. We walked inside and it was pretty busy, but they had plenty of space and lots of seating. We put our names in and they told us it would be about an hour before we would be able to sit and paint - so we walked around and checked out all of the ceramic options available. They had so many cute options from bowls, to mugs, to piggy banks, to jewelry boxes to platters - I could go on and on! All ranging in different sizes and pricing! For the 4 of us, we decided on a cute set of Valentine's Day gnomes, a fairy jewelry box, a donut jewelry box and a big cafe mug. All paints, paintbrushes, stencils, etc. are included in the painting fee which is $15 per adult and $13 per child. Between the 4 of us and all of our choices, it was just shy of $200 so you're looking at roughly $50 a person which is a lot, but you also don't have a time limit on how long you can stay and with our party of 4, I think we were close to almost 2 hours. Once you are done painting, they will take your ceramic and it will go in the kiln during the week. You will need to come back on whatever day they tell you for pick up - for us, it is this Wednesday after 4pm. Overall, we had a great time at Petroglyph Ceramic Lounge! This is perfect for a birthday party, Sunday Funday or even a date night. We will absolutely be returning soon! I highly recommend making a reservation though if you can!

A good place to get all things ceramics, including places and clay with a knowledgeable staffread more

Everything you need for ceramics. Attentive and knowledgeable staff. Affordable firing.read more