Kinderkookkafe

We celebrated our daughter's birthday here and her friends and my daughter loved it. They learned to prepare their own food and time enjoyed all the activities.

Very unpleasant experience. It would be a nice place, but unfortunately the blond/reddish lady managing is extremely unfriendly and quite rude. The shop positions itslef like a kitchen class for kids, but it is really not the case. The lady doesn't want to help in any way. It looks like she is doing you a favor in getting you in the shop. She was the only staff on site and doesn't give any explanation on how to prepare the food and she is always on the phone. When approached she reacted unprofessionally like if she doesn't want to be bothered with questions. It looks like she does her best to make people feel unwelcome or stupid because they make normal questions such as: where should we prepare the pizza and what tools should we use? Why would you have such a shop where kids should learn how to cook if you clearly give the impression to clients that you don't want to teach anything or even have people inside the shop? We had a look at the reviews and noticed that many other clients had the same bad experience. It is a pity since the place is nicely located and the idea would be interesting.

Our toddler had fun making pizza, but the venue isn’t the cleanest and the concept needs some inprovements. The pizza is a few basic ingredients, and they can’t make their own flavour. The actual food sold is quite poor. So much potential though, so fingers crossed it gets better. No vegan options.

Really nice experience for little kids And yummy sandwiches for the parents Not xpensive at all

Updated review. The owner / manager reached out and was able to settle based on the inconvenience we experienced. Nice concept, but execution need to improve. The young boys who assisted during the day, were the best employees. Location is good, kids love it. Make sure as a parent you align and set expectations with the staff.