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Claytime Cafe
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citysearch c.
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Claytime is such an incredible place! I can create something unique as a gift or for the house and let the week melt away. I'm there every week just to enjoy the creative time. The owner/manager Kathy is so creative and tries to help each person create something that inspires them.
It's fascinating that two people had such bad experiences considering that I've seen multiple parties at Claytime and have witnessed nothing but the utmost respect for customers and guests. (I wonder if the people were from the same party since the descriptions sound the same and the ""anonymous guy writing the review is a blogger. Anywho...) I witnessed a party just this weekend where the kids laughed and made pottery and ate cake. It sounds more like the review are sour grapes that they were asked to leave after overstepping your bounds.
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