The Urban Element

Had a lovely evening there. The facilities were great, the kitchen spacious and well organized. Everything you needed was at hand. The staff was engaging and friendly. Everything went off like clock-​work and the food was delicious.
After the glow of the evening wore off, however, I realized that I had not really learned all that much. Stations are set up that will cook 2 recipes. So basically that is all you get to see. The chef comes around and gives you tips, and monitors your progress, but there are a lot of stations.
So in the end, I got to cook a new recipe mostly by myself in a spiffy kitchen and got to taste everything at the end. It’s a pleasant social occasion and a nice way to spend an evening.
In the end, I am not sure that this is something that I will want to repeat, mostly due to the price. It would be much more fun to go as a couple, but the price becomes almost prohibitive. 240 $ is quite a bit of money to spend on an evening, at least for me.
I’m thinking I’ll try one of their demonstration class where maybe I’ll get the chance to learn a little more.

Amazing! My team participated in a cooking class as part of our corporate summer offsite. The place is beautiful and well decorated. We got the full attention of the chef and his assistant, and we loved the lessons and the tips that they gave us. The food was delicious! I highly highly recommend this place — you will not be disappointed.

do you want to learn to cook, have a few extra bucks to spend on an awesome evening in a bling, bling kitchen; this is your place.
i’ve done a few classes here, 2 with house chef Candice Butler.
Great recipes, super informative, and really open to teaching.
my only con, is that they typically break you up into pairs and each pair makes a component of the dish for the evening… i wish we could all have a chance to put our thumb print on the entire menu.