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.
Super activités mais si vous êtes 5 & plus y a un 15% de plus sur la facture pour le'service au table' qui d'ailleurs n'existe pas on a du se levé pour demander un service & on a attendu 2h pour des verres d'eau qu'on a commandé au début, on c'est relevé pour demander nos verre deau
J'aime y aller de temps en temps ! Je trouve aussi que les prix sont élevés mais ça reste une super activité à faire pour s'amuser entres copines ou en couple! C'est vrai que les tables sont très près les unes des autres mais on s'y fait. Je suggère d'éviter d'y aller les jours achalandés si vous avez envie d'être tranquille. À la cuisson, ça fait quelque fois que mes créations sont un peu abimées ( traces de doigts pas à moi ou des traces de couleurs que je n'ai même pas utilisées ) mais pas de quoi en faire tout un plat ( sans mauvais jeux de mots ) ahaha !
A very nice & fun place for children & even adults & for coloring lovers. There is a large collection of shapes to choose from for coloring. They also serve food & coffee of all kinds.
I like the generosity of this place , never ask to limit use any paint or charge you if use more , but in same time will charge you the price of staying in . Also charge you 15 % service if you are more than 4 persons which find not logical as we were 4 kids who did painting & two adults who supervised them.
Ce qui est sur ce n'est pas pour toute les familles car même si vous avez un coupon rabais pour le.temps la bas les.ceramique sont super chers pour un famille de 4 & plus c'est vraiment un budget. J'ai payer plus de 150$ pour les céramiques en plus du coupon que j'ai acheté aussi avant . Je pense que ma famille n'ira plus la bas vraiment. Car j'ai pas ce moyen.
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I recently brought my nephews & niece to Ceramic Café Studio, & we all had an amazing time! The experience was so fun & unique - it was a great way for the kids to get creative & make their own pieces. The staff was super helpful & friendly, guiding us through the process. It was a perfect mix of art & relaxation, & the atmosphere was warm & inviting.
I highly recommend this place for a family outing or a creative date. We left with our own painted ceramics, & it felt great to see the kids so proud of what they made!
Though I enjoyed the experience, truthfully, the organization was a bit wild. Spring break - 2 hours max per table, an additional dollar is charged for every ten minutes you go over in time. Some table are fully equipped / stocked with paintbrushes, while others aren't. The length of time it took to pass at the cash was long, that one woman was charged for 15 minutes over, while I had to take her defense that we had literally been standing waiting to pay for easily 15-20 mins. The experience in itself was fun.
Personal point- if you have young, whiny, impatient kids, please consider a different activity. This takes patience & time.
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I love the Laval branch of the Ceramic Cafe. Compared to the St Denis one, there is always a table free, no matter when I show up, there is space between the tables & it's huge & airy.
I also appreciate the huge selection of ceramics; the choice is amazing.
Bonjour ça fait deux fois que je vais a celui de Laval & ne pense pas y retourner. Les deux fois il y avait pas la bonne étiquettes de prix sur ma céramique & j'ai dû payer plus chère car je l'ai sue seulement a la fin. Le service est lent, je dois aller au comptoir pour commander & ça prend énormément de temps pour recevoir son breuvage. Des fois ont reçois même pas se qu'on a commandé. 30 minutes avant la fermeture ont nous demande d'aller payer même si ont as pas fini. La cuisine & les breuvage ferme tôt. Bref le seule point positif c qu'il a beaucoup de choix de céramique mais Asser dispendieuse.
