Color Me Mine

We came in rather late around 6:30. Paris was very patient, accommodating and explained everything so well. It’s a fun time for even adults. I picked a mug and I’m sure it’s going to come out great!
I would recommend this for anyone who likes to be creative and who has about $ 30 to spend. It was a good time for me and my friends and I’m sure we’ll be back.
Complaints: The brushes are really worn out. I suggest bringing your own. And the paint selections are kind of small and mixing colors to make new colors isn’t really an option if you want it to show up on the pottery.

I discovered Color Me Mine about 8 months ago and I have become a regular! I have made some great pieces and presents and always get the help I need to complete my projects. I was on a mission to make mugs for my team members and I had so much fun creating these and went there 2 — 3 days a week! The staff was so fun and encouraging to me and make me feel super welcome!
I enjoy the folks who work there as well — Jessica is a star and is always willing to go the extra mile! I love it when the birthday parties go on because the kids have so much fun and bring such a light to the place!
My friend and I go there regularly and we have brought dinner in and have had great nights laughing and painting. I highly recommend it for everyone!

My mom and I LOVE this place. We come here all the time-​her more so than me. The employees are fantastic and the environment is really warm and welcoming. They will sit down and help you with a project. Plus, you can eat food here-​which is awesome. Haven’t had one bad experience here yet.

Epic fail times two. We hadn’t been in a year-​tradition to go at least once a year. Our favorite employee is gone and the manager is now Cody-​who seems to be a big part of the problem. We did two pieces, nothing that they said would be done post studio time was done-​and it was offered by them, not requested. Felt they tried to make right the best they could, but Cody blamed his employees, advising they are high schoolers and need to be more aware. Fast forward, friend asks for birthday party suggestions for her daughter-​I was an idiot and suggested Color Me Mine. The «high school employees» couldn’t get the birthday party before to leave, so my friend’s daughter’s party had to start a half hour later. Parents came to get their kids at the scheduled time, due to soccer games, baseball games, etc-​and that’s when Cody strolls in the shop, and walks right through to the back. I would say lack of leadership and management is the issue here-​such a shame, as we used to love this place!

This is a great place to do a girls night out! I went with about 4 other friends one evening and it was so much fun! Not a lot of people were in there so it was really relaxing to just sit and get caught up with each other. The staff was great!
They have a pretty good selection of products to paint! Try them out if you haven’t already!

«Color Me Mine» is a fun outing to take kids. My daughter and I had a great time choosing and painting our pottery. I gave this place three stars because of the price and tipping. There is a $ 10 studio fee per person, on top of the price of the pottery (pieces range from $ 8 for something small and go up from there). One would think that the $ 10 studio fee covers the paint and studio time. This is reasonable. At the end of our experience, I went to pay ($ 48 for two pieces of pottery), and was surprised to see a line for «tipping». I tipped 10%, and got some attitude by the employee (whose only service was bringing me the paint that I had paid for). I understand that the pieces are glazed, but I would think that the $ 10 per person fee should cover this service. In addition, I had read on the website that there were stencils and that an employee would sit down with us to help us make our pieces look great. Nobody gave us any attention except to bring one round of paint when we started.
I used to work in the service industry, and always tip 20%-25%, but I feel that a 10% tip for this kind of «service» is fair, and I didn’t appreciate the attitude.

For what it is, it works. While it might be as creative to some as paint-​by-​numbers, the creations some regular patrons have made are worthy of museum inclusion.
There couldn’t be a better way to introduce and encourage kids to play with paint, and there’s always a party going on. The staff often helps kids achieve their best work possible so they can feel proud of what they take home. One girl showed us a technique that involved having paint-​filled soap bubbles pop on a dish — try it! So fun.
As a semi-​regular (having gone half a dozen times to this location alone), I will say that the service is inconsistent. Several staffers will go out of their way to help you, while one was extremely rude and disrespectful to me (which, after having spent several hundred dollars here, struck me as a bit of an insult).

What a great place to have a kids party. I don’t have kids yet, but there was a party when my fam and I came here and it looked like everyone was having fun. The girls are really knowledgeable and nice. They know their paint really well. It’s a good time to come and paint whatever you need for a gift, your house, etc. I will definitely come here again. I need some custom mugs :)