Céramic Café

Jasmin

5.0

It was my first time here, & I have never painted ceramics before. So I would say it is very beginner friendly, but I had to take myself through the whole process. You are seated & fill out a form with your name & number. Then when that is done, walk up stairs & choose what you want to paint. Each item is labeled with a price. Bring it back to your table & a waitress will mark down which ceramics you chose & explain a bit how it goes & take the drink or food order. Your time starts now. They charge a few dollars for each hour you are painting. I painted 2 items in 2-3 hours & had a London fog tea. The whole experience cost about 50$ & was nice. You are asked to return in 10 days to pick up the ceramic items. They hold the item for 2 months, & will not call. I will update my review when I pick up my ceramics. I could have used a bit more guidance with what to do with my paints, or how to use the stickers or stencils they have available. But it's not an art class, it's a Cafe. I had a good time solo & saw a lot of groups & a few couples.

Ilhan

4.0

So, the wifey & I dove into this ceramic fiesta, armed with brushes & dreams of crafting masterpieces. It was a blast, creativity soaring & all, but my wallet was giving me the side-eye like, "Bro, we didn't sign up for a Picasso budget." This place is like the ceramic version of a five-star restaurant - fancy but with a bill that makes you question your life choices. We had fun, but our piggy bank is currently on strike, demanding better wages. I get it; they're probably funding the next ceramic revolution with those prices. :) If you're rolling in dough or maybe even spare change, it's a top-tier pottery party. But if you're on a first-name basis with your budget, you might want to unleash your artistic genius with crayons at home. Same vibe, different price tag. Ilhan

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2.0

We love ceramic cafe, we come every year!! It's been a couple of times, the servers were not really attentive to details & would get a bit annoyed by simple demands like if we could change our table or wash our table because it was sticky.

We came the first week of December- would of been cool to have some X-Mas music playing.

Can't wait to get my creation.

Ennael

5.0

Really fun & relaxing place to go to! Went with my friend on a friday night & it was a really nice & cozy place to spend the evening. We really enjoyed painting our ceramics over conversation. We ate nachos & drank hot chocolate, the nachos weren't the best but it was a good snack. The staff is super friendly. The pain also doesn't stain at all so it's ideal for painting anxiety-free especially with children!

Cristine

4.0

I came with my daughter & her friend to celebrate their birthday. It's a really nice place with lots of options of ceramics to paint. I got a voucher on Tuango for 10$ for 2 people for studio time since I can get expensive with buying the piece, the studio time, & food. It's a nice place to have a coffee & just relax & paint.

Jysiane

5.0

Lot of choices of ceramic & paints! The panini was really good!

Jess

5.0

Nous avons toujours du plaisir lors de notre passage au Ceramic café.

Teo

5.0

Super moment au céramic café!

Kenza

4.0

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...

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5.0

It's always such a nice getaway when visiting céramic café!