Young Chefs Academy

If you don’t mind them taking your children to offsite locations without your permission or even just a casual heads up, then this might be a good place for your child. If you don’t mind calling a place that is taking care of your children and they never answer the phone, then this might be a good place for your child. If you don’t mind picking your children up at the end of the day and them having no idea where your child is, then this might be a good place for your child. If you don’t mind the staff having a lackadaisical/​extremely poor attitude towards you because you’re upset by everything mentioned above, then this might be a good place for your child.
So, with that said; If you’re a horrible parent in general and don’t care about the wellbeing of your children, well, then this might be a good place for your children.
*Please note that the sarcasm was intended due to my extreme anger towards this place and I had to contain myself through humor.
*Serious note: NEVER, EVER send your children here. EVER.

Fabulous for kids… and adults too ;) I signed my niece up for there three-​day Food Truck cooking classes. She loved it! Each day, for three hours, the kids cooked a variety of American and Asian foods. Gourmet ice cream and waffles, crab rangoon, sauces. A great variety! Five dishes were concocted every day.
The business has a great space. Easy to get to; plenty of room inside. They have two giant kitchens. Three giant metal top tables for the youngins to crowd. And they do all the work: the teacher/​instructor reads of the recipe and instructions, and they go at it. Of course, they’re given a packet with the dishes so they can attempt making the food on their own time.
I saw they have Friday evening cooking classes (every so often) for kids and their parent/​adult — another great bonding experience!

I had been wanting to check this location out for awhile but never really had a chance to so a couple of weeks ago when my daughter received a birthday party invitation that was going be held at this location I was more than stoked!
The classes/​parties are very hands on. All the girls at the party made an individual pizza from scratch. They showed the girls how to measure items in measuring cups, how to kneed pizza dough & what NOT to do when cooking (sneeze in your food or not wash your hands). The girls even got to customize their own pizzas with whatever toppings they wanted.
The instructors were very patient with the girls & did an excellent job giving them directions.
I would certainly LOVE to take my kids here for a couple classes!

After an 8^th birthday party here, my daughter called it «one of the best days of my life.»

My son has gone 2 four of the classes and the teachers have all the kids do different activities such as getting things from fridge or cutting items or measuring. It’s a total hands on class my so is so proud after class to show what he made. I’m sorry for the other people’s experience but the four times I have come I have never seen any of that happen.

I purchased my niece a camp called «Copy Cat» for Christmas. I was told the kids would be making popular dishes from restaurants like Applebee’s and TGI Friday’s. An hour before the class was starting we received an email stating we have to drop our kids off and leave due to the class size. We dropped her off and noticed the instructor yelling at the kids and being grouchy. When we picked my niece back up she said the kids mostly watched while the instructors made the food. This is not what I was told how the class would be run and I feel it’s a case of misrepresentation.