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113 Church St, Charleston, South Carolina, 29401, United States
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Feb 19, 2018
Seriously the worst experience ever. If I could give no stars, I would. Not only is this business now out of business, but it is one of the most unprofessional place I have ever encountered. We bought Groupon for 6 people and made reservations months ahead. When we arrived on our time slot, the owner couldn't be reached in any way or was there a notice on the website about the place closing down. After calling about 20 times with a group of people, who drove from out of state, I finally spoke to the "owner." He didn't apologize and made excuses that Groupon was supposed to notify us. Well, it wasn't Groupon who I spoke to when I called and made the reservation. Also, it wasn't Groupon who I gave out my information like name & PHONE NUMBER, when I made the reservation. So yeah, great excuse and professionalism on the business part, just blame everything on the 3rd party. I would really appreciate and recommend updating your website regarding the current situation to avoid future mishap like this. And also, please notify your customers who made appointments before they drive all the way from out of state, or at least pick up your phone.

Jul 4, 2017
Alex & Courtney were awesome! My friend and I were the only ones in the class so we basically had a private lesson. Courtney lead the class and was very patient, friendly and offered great encouragement. Great location being downtown and around the corner from good places to eat. Really cool experience!

Jul 8, 2017
Really fun experience. BYOB :)

Apr 24, 2017
Fun, relaxing and informative!

Aug 20, 2017
Mein Freund und ich haben Paint this Town besucht. Es war ein schöner Abend! Sehr zu empfehlen!

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