G’nosh Richardson

Hey, G’nosh folks started a new art studio right around the corner from the old location, 1360 W Campbell Rd, Suite #106! We attended the grand opening the other night and I can’t wait to book my next class! Woohoo! I’m so glad they’re back!!!

This is a very solid place for a fun date night. I am not a artist by any means and I don’t think you should be here if you’re a really good artist. But if you just want a good time and a nice painting to take home, this is the place.
Check list for a session at this place:
–loved one or someone you want to know better
–bottle of wine or champagne
–small finger friendly food or snack
And get ready to have a good time!!!

LOVED our experience at G’nosh! A friend and I wanted to try something different than the usual. Checked our reviews for places in the Dallas/​north Dallas area. Figured we’d give G’nosh a shot since it was priced well relative to other locations, and we like the painting they were teaching that night. We had a blast. My friend swore up and down that she has no artistic talent, but Kaylen, our instructor for the evening, was fun, patient, and gracious. Both of our paintings turning out lovely and unique. Highly highly highly recommend G’nosh for a chill, fun evening out!

Thanks to G’nosh, I am now an inspired amateur painter. I have never painted before trying out this place, and now I love it.
I’ve been to another place to paint and it was more expensive and more crowded. You should go here guys. Here are the reasons:
1) the instructors are really nice and friendly. They really know what they are doing and are great teachers. They’ll show you how to paint while letting you be creative.
2) It’s not so crowded, maybe 30 – 35 people per class. I find that best because it’s a big enough room where you’ll feel comfortable, yet small enough to see and hear the instructor even if you are sitting from the back.
3) you can bring your own food and drinks, plus, it’s on campbell and coit, so you’ll have plenty of places to stop for food or even starbucks.
4) they have a wide range of paintings to choice from on their website. Go check them out.
You’ll have a lot of fun even if you are a beginner. You’ll be surprised how good of a painter you are with the help of the instructors.

It’s an out of the box idea that is sure to excite! It’s so much fun! The studio is very clean, neat & tidy. The instructors are vivacious and fun! I loved that they didn’t draw an outline for you so it truly is your painting. You can bring your own drinks & food in. They have their own little bar set up and everything! I wouldn’t change a thing about the experience I had. It was perfect and my group had a blast.

Call up your girlfriends. It’s time for a girls night!
Check their calendar on their website. Find an artwork you’d like to paint. Reserve your spots. BYOB! The sweet ladies there will walk you thru every step to help you create the painting. It’s amazing how everyone’s picture looks different afterwards and how everyone brings a little of their personality into it!

I recently spent an afternoon channeling my inner Monet. Or Pollock, if we’re being honest. It was fun and I enjoyed myself, but lemme just admit that I don’t have any plans to quit my day job.
My best friend and her husband invited me to join them at G’Nosh to paint the Dallas skyline. I had always heard about these canvas painting BYOB parties and was excited to finally get a chance to experience one firsthand. I jumped at the chance!
The space is adorable, but what else would you expect from a place that encourages creativity and thinking outside the proverbial box? The staff was friendly and cheerful, and I instantly felt comfortable. The instructor was patient and took the time to explain everything clearly. She moved at a perfect pace and there was even a second instructor available to answer questions from the class, in case anybody needed extra help or attention. She urged us to make it messy, sloppy, and «wonky». EEEk. I’m too Type A to do this on a regular basis, but I have to admit, it was fun to let the brush do the work and have some blind faith that the painting would somehow, someway, turn out alright.
Which it did. I’m pretty happy and for somebody who doesn’t consider herself artistic, I’m impressed! I’ll definitely give it another shot, and for sure recommend it to anybody looking for a unique way to spend a few hours with friends.
Don’t forget to bring the wine!

great way to find your creative side when you’re stuck normally crunching numbers all day! Normally I find I’m very Type A but when I come here, who cares if I’m in the lines! This is fun! Love the teaching me through it style they offer. Great for first timers and great to bring friends!

I went to G’nosh with some girls from work to bond. I didn’t see any free wine or snacks. We byobed though.
I liked the informality of the whole process. You were encouraged to «mess up» and make it your own. I actually felt like an artist and was surprised by how much like the original mine looked at the end.

Come early it gets full!!!
OK so I received this as a gift for xmas from my bestie and we had a GREAT time. We normally hit up painting with a twist in McKinney but group on talked us into trying them out. ;)
So here’s my take on it… Love it! The instructors are great! They do seat ALOT of people but there were plenty of instructors on hand to help out and I never felt overwhelmed by the crowd size. Plus there were a few parents there with there kids having a great time. As a parent this is something I like to see. Everyone was engaged and well the wine kept everyone just social enough.
Overall this was a great experience!

Alcohol, Food, and Art. Seriously. What more do you need?
VENUE: Cute little art studio located in between the sushi restaurant and a number of other shops in the plaza. Not hard to find. Generally clean, well lit, colorful, warm, and inviting.
SERVICE: Instructors incredible. They’re encouraging, helpful, and make the class fun. For $ 25 you get three hours of artistic catharsis. HOWEVER be warned! For the more difficult paintings, time IS of the essence the pace will probably move a lot faster than for some of the more lower-​skilled level paintings. I had a ton of fun and will definitely come back.

Meh. I’ve definitely experienced much better.
My friends and I gave this place a go since their Groupon deal made it hard to turn down. The painting area is spacious and they give you plenty of room for your easel, paints, brushes, and of course any wines and snacks that you might have brought.
It would’ve been really fun except our instructor was talking in slow motion the first half of the session and then spoke on fast forward for the second half. I get that some times you have to paint fast so that you can manipulate the colors and textures but not so fast that no one can keep up. I just about fell asleep during the first hour and a half because the instructor took her time explaining every little unnecessary detail and then the second half was just stressful because I couldn’t tell what she was doing and neither could anyone else around me.
We painted some buildings and one of the buildings had a dome on top. Everyone’s dome was crooked because the instructor even painted it crooked. They claimed that no one will walk out of the studio with a «jacked up» painting but I think it would be more correct to say that most everyone will walk out of this studio with a jacked up painting.

My friend and I took an art class here for the 1^st time. It was a fun evening and something different to do with your friends. I like that you can BYOB (big savings there!) and BYO-​food and the atmosphere is relaxed. The instructor was really good and guides you step by step through the process.
Very disappointed that the two «assistants» mostly stood in the back & talked to each other. I expected that they would walk around and proactively get us more paper towels or more paint (rather than us raising our hands for 2 – 3 minutes and repeatedly asking — interrupting our paint time). Also, since the instructor is up front, on the stage –she cannot see our progress, thus I would have hoped the assistants could walk around a little and offer a couple of pointers or a little feedback to help keep us on track.
So overall very good but the experience could be improved if the assistants were attentive to the customers.

I had heard a commercial on the radio about G’nosh (the interactive art studio) and made a mental note to check it out. As chance would have it, the very next day, G’nosh was featured on the Groupon website (
). Sweet!
G’nosh lets you recreate a painting in their studio. They provide an instructor, the paint, the aprons, the canvas, FREE WINE, and free snacks. All you have to do is show up. The instructors are really really patient, even with people that lack any and all artistic skill. In fact, I think that is precisely who they are catering to. The instructor makes things really easy to follow.
The painting that they recreate is different every night. You have to check on their website when they are doing what painting. Weekends are more expensive than week nights.
So, because I had a groupon, I only had to pay $ 15 when their normal price range goes from $ 25 to $ 40. SCORE SCORE SCORE!
It was a great way to relax and hang out with a friend, but its also productive. When you’re done, you have something to show for your time. Apparently lots of people celebrate birthdays there. Its a pretty huge studio. It seemed like they could fit really large groups. I think there were like thirty people the night that we went.