Young Chefs Academy

Had my daughters ninth birthday here with 18 children! It was incredible. From the pre-​work like the invites to the event itself — everything was well done. The chefs that worked with the kids were both entertaining as well as fun and informative. I highly recommend this as a bday party option.

Great Place for Birthday parties and classes. They really teach kids to understand recipes, prep, and clean-​up. Great after school activity.

Held my 5-year-old’s birthday party here. Fourteen ⁴⁄₅ year olds had a blast learning how to make dough, kneading & rolling out their own for pizza, then adding sauce, cheese and toppings. While those cooked, the kids decorated pre-​made cupcakes with multicolored frosting.
The two women running the show were great. They had a Mutt & Jeff comedy routine going that entertained the kids and the parents. They made it fun and educational and engaged the kids as much as possible. They made it super easy for mom — just show up and they do all the work for the party. Gotta love that. Party included food for the kids — the pizzas (which were really tasty!) and cupcakes — chef hats and a goody bag with cooking tools and the pizza recipe. The birthday boy got an apron signed by all the guests too.
They also have party packages for older kids where they make more complicated recipes — cakes, sushi, etc. — as well as open cooking classes for kids and families. When we visited the first time to check it out, they happened to be having a Halloween-​themed gingerbread decorating class. It looked like fun!
The only negative for the party is the price — about the same as other kid party places I looked at (bouncy house, gymnastics, etc.) for the first 10 kids. But each kid after that was a significant additional cost, whereas a lot of other places include 15 – 20 kids in their base price. But if you can swing it, it’s totally worth it! (Or just check out their classes!)