Ceramic Café-Studio is a unique franchise! A ceramic painting studio, a coffee shop and a boutique all in one place. Since opening in 1997, people gather at Ceramic Café-Studio. Whether you are a beginner or an accomplished painter, alone, with family or friends, you can come and paint original ceramics, which are both personalized and practical. The famous paninis are well known, the smoothies are delicious and the coffee is comforting. The Ceramic Café in Laval opened its doors in 2000 at 565 boulevard Saint-Martin West, between Industrial and Laurentian boulevards, at the corner of Sun Valley Road. Since 2012, it is managed by Louise Fontaine and Paola Cacopardo. The Ceramic Café in Laval has two floors and can accommodate up to 100 people, in fact groups of over 50 people regularly organize activities there. Louise Fontaine and the Ceramic Café Laval team travel into the Laurentians and Lanaudière to provide ceramic painting activities to groups such as schools, day care, summer camps, office parties, showers, children's parties and other occasions. Find out more!
Overall, Céramic Café is a fun, creative spot with a wide range of ceramics, paints and textures that appeals to families, couples and groups looking for a relaxed, hands on activity. Reviews frequently praise the friendly staff, the welcoming atmosphere and the option to eat or drink while decorating. However, several comments note that prices can be high and some charges for time or table service feel steep, with a few experiences reporting slow or inconsistent service, crowds and noise during peak times. The seating can be tight and some guests mention limited kid friendly spaces. Despite these issues, the activity itself and the final pieces are often described as beautiful and satisfying, and many reviewers plan to return, sometimes using coupons to improve value. Overall, it is a popular, enjoyable experience with caveats about cost and crowding that vary by location and time.
This place is very welcoming. It is fun, beautiful & clean. The staff are very friendly. The selection of coffee is great & the cappuccino is delicious.
Oct 31, 2023
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Fun experience, but beware, the bill can go up pretty quickly! You pay per hour + pay for the ceramics+ food. The prices are fair though. Except that I don't agree that children under 5 years old still have to pay 7$/hour...
Pour être spécifique je suis mitigée dans mon opinion:
L'endroit, l'activité & le matériel sont de première qualité... bravo!
Quand j'ai réservé la personne au téléphone n'était pas très agréable.
Ce fut très long avant qu'on vienne nous voir même si il n'y avait pas affluence.
Cependant quand j'ai posé une question sur le comment faire un effet on m'a très bien répondu & avec grande gentillesse, ce qui est apprécié.
Le latté chai ne goutait rien.
Finalement, même si j'ai adoré l'expérience sur place j'avoue que 175$ pour 2h & 6 tasses est plus dispendieux que je m'attendais, peut-être avais-je mal estimé le cout de mon activité car je comprends que cela inclus le pendant & après l'activité (matériel, préparation, local, cuisson etc...)
C'est une super place... une super activité... peut être que c'est juste pas dans mes moyens... je sais pas.
I would advise you to diversify your menu a little. We visited your establishment & enjoyed the creative process a lot.
but we had absolutely nothing to choose from the menu except hot chocolate. Absolutely everything is made from dough: sandwiches, pizza, sweet bread... there is coffee, but no pastries, muffins or cake. There is a sandwich, but no salad.
