Fired Up

I love this spot! It's such a fun activity to do and they have a lot of colors and options to choose from.

This place is horribly overpriced, the staff is almost always very curt and/or cocky & I came in with my young niece in a Friday afternoon and was told we would NOT be able to paint because of their Friday night festivities (which seemed to be elder women with multiple bottles of wine. Was also told 9-midnight was adults only) despite the fact that MOST of the tables were either empty or had 2 customers each. Website says walk ins welcomed, clearly not the case. My niece left in tears and the cashier seemed like she could care less. We come often and drop a small fortune, & have even had birthday parties, only to be treated disrespectfully. Horrible customer service & you pay ridiculous amounts. I would recommend literally anywhere else.

Fired Up! Is the absolute best place to go to unwind after a stressful week. Get your paint on, listen to tunes, chat, and have an AMAZING staff help you out. Especially Maeve! (Hope I spelled that right.) She goes out of her way to make both 1st and many time visiting adults as well as nervous children comfortable. Fired Up! has made the COVID months less stressful by safely opening, allowing distance between groups, and keeping things clean. Between Friday night pizza and movie nights for the kids, Monthly Midnight Madness for the adults, and other fun activities such as online painting lessons and even tie dying, this place is truly amazing.

This is a great place to have quality family time or a fun time with friends. It’s best to make a reservation because they can get busy. They have a section for kids where pieces are $16 and the session fee is $7 a person. Be aware you have to wait a week to get your pieces back after they are fired. There are many colors to choose from with fun names. You need to do a couple of coats to get the full color. They give you directions and explain the proceeds. This is good for ages 4+

It is truly unfortunate that small businesses continue to lose customers due to owners hiring employees who clearly aren’t qualified to represent their business. I made a reservation for myself and two friends to celebrate a birthday, with plans to arrive at 5 p.m. Unfortunately, our day didn’t go as scheduled, and we didn’t arrive until 5:53 p.m., now with only two people instead of three. When we walked in, two young ladies were at the front desk. I explained that we had a 5 p.m. reservation, but due to delays, we missed it. However, we were still eager to paint a piece and asked if we could still participate. One of the young women immediately responded, “I’m sorry, we don’t take walk-ins an hour before closing.” This response was particularly frustrating, as their website clearly stat