Le Céramic Café-Studio, une franchise unique! Un studio de peinture sur céramique, un café-restaurant ainsi qu'une boutique, tout dans un même lieu. Depuis son ouverture en 1997, on se donne rendez-vous au Céramic Café-Studio. Que l'on soit artiste débutant ou peintre accompli, seul, en famille ou entre amis, on peut venir y peindre des céramiques originales, personnalisées et pratiques au quotidien. Les réputés paninis y sont fameux, les smoothies délicieux et les cafés réconfortants. Le Céramic Café de Laval a ouvert ses portes en 2000 au 565 boulevard Saint-Martin Ouest, entre les boulevards Industriel et des Laurentides, au coin de la rue Sun Valley. Depuis 2012, il est géré par Louise Fontaine et Paola Cacopardo. Le Céramic Café de Laval est très grand c'est pourquoi des groupes de plus de 50 personnes y organisent régulièrement des activités. Le Céramic café est disposé sur 2 étages et il peut accueillir jusqu'à 100 personnes. Louise Fontaine et l'équipe du Céramic Café de Laval se déplace jusque dans les Laurentides et Lanaudière afin d'offrir l'activité de peinture sur céramique à des groupes tels que les écoles et services de garde, les camps d'été, les partys de bureau, les showers, les fêtes d'enfants et autres occasions. Informez-vous!
Dans l'ensemble, le Céramic Café est perçu comme une activité créative et familiale avec un large choix de céramiques à peindre, un personnel accueillant qui guide les débutants et une ambiance lumineuse, notamment à Laval avec un stationnement facile; les visiteurs apprécient de pouvoir rester longtemps pour finir leur pièce, le café sur place et l'atmosphère artistique, mais certaines expériences font état de monde important, d'un service variable en période d'affluence et de tarifs peu clairs ou de frais liés au temps ou aux tables; quelques remarques portent sur la playlist trop bruyante, le manque d'espaces adaptés aux enfants et des soucis de communication en caisse, mais la plupart des avis restent positifs et soulignent la joie d'obtenir des pièces finies qu'on est fiers d'emporter chez soi.
A wonderful place, especially if you love arts & crafts. Usually, you can stay as long as you need, however during hilidays & school breaks, you're only given 2 hours to finish. Which may not be enough, depending on the project, of course. If you're new to painting, ask for help. The staff are extremely kind & helpful. They will actually walk you through the entire process, & help pick colours etc. I prefer their Laval location because it's easy to park, & the placebis really bright & spacious. A ton of ceramics to choose from. You can find anything from small cups, shot glasses, & figurines, to large salad bowls, serving platters, piggy banks & statuettes. Kids love it too :) The only problem is that once you try it you're hooked.
We visited as a group of six, including three kids. We were informed at the beginning that a 15% gratuity would be automatically added due to our group size.
This policy is not stated anywhere on their website. Their site only mentions that groups of 12 or more are considered large, with no mention of mandatory gratuity or extra charges.
I also did not order any food or drinks, so I did not receive any service personally. I do mind being charged a tip for a service I did not receive.
Tipping should be optional & transparent, not mandatory & undisclosed online. Because of this experience, I will not be returning.
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2 janv. 2026
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Cute space, nice staff.
However, no child friendly space. No low tables , no chairs for children. So yes, its a nice grown family activity, but with my toddler it was very hard. Need more kid friendly space
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.
24 mars 2025
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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.
It's ok & it is a little fun but it's also a money grab. You have to pay for the time plus the objects you paint. The prices for the objects are already ridiculous, especially the smaller items. On top of that, if you surpass an allocated amount of time, you get charged more per person. Just to give you an idea, 2 adults & 2 kids will run you close to $200. I wouldn't say this is a place that's accessible for the less fortunate.
This place is a fantastic spot for creative outings, especially for families & friends looking to dive into some arts & crafts. Ceramic Café offers a vibrant & welcoming atmosphere where me & my daughter, along with friends, could choose from a wide variety of ceramic pieces to paint. The café aspect adds a lovely twist, allowing guests to sip on some coffee or enjoy snacks while painting. The staff was friendly & helpful, which can make the experience even more enjoyable, especially with kids trying this for the first time. It was a bit crowded, so the noise level might be something to consider if you're looking for a quieter experience. The pricing might feel a bit on the higher side once you add up the cost of the ceramics plus the studio fees, but the unique experience & the joy of creating something beautiful generally balance it out. Overall, Ceramic Café in Laval was the perfect creative retreat for our group, combining the fun of crafting with the ease of having cafe amenities at your fingertips. It's definitely a place to make some colorful memories!
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I love the experience. My kids love coming here. You have time to relax, grab a snack & bound. But it's EXPENSIVE ! every time I come here, it's OVER 100$ to paint.
It is best to reserve for 10am right when they open so that you don't feel the rush of the crowd weighing on you. The kids & I enjoyed our time spent & the chats we had, will definitely come back!
