Napoli's Culinary Academy 1401 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825

"Chef was very funny and engaging. Food was delicious!"

"WARNING: I recently attempted to book reservations for a culinary class at this establishment and was met with the absolute worst customer service I have ever experienced. The staff were extremely rude and unhelpful when I encountered difficulties with the booking process. They showed no patience or understanding and instead of trying to find a solution, they simply canceled all of my reservations without any warning or explanation. To make matters worse, when I called back to inquire about the sudden cancellation, I was hung up on multiple times by the same unprofessional staff member. This level of disrespect and lack of consideration for customers is completely unacceptable. I highly advise against booking any culinary classes at this establishment as their customer service is absolutely terrible. Save yourself the frustration and disappointment and look for other options elsewhere. Trust me, you will thank me later."

"This was the most fun I've had in a long time! The facilitator us hilarious and endearing. Came with my colleagues for a Christmas team building session. I thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it! Edit: also forgot to mention that thr garlic bread is the only garlic great of its kind. ITS THE BEST IVE EVER HAD!!!"

"Sara's classes are amazing too! Hassi and Sara are both amazing teachers. I highly recommend the New Orleans class with Chef Sara! Just had my fourth class here, and it was as amazing as ever! This is the Disneyland ride of cooking classes. Wonderful, talented, funny chef/culinary experts. You'll learn priceless cooking tips and great traditional recipes, sample many foods, get hands-on experience making your own food that you get to eat and bring home. I have nothing bad to say about this place and the people who work here!"

"This was a fun experience for my husband's birthday & the food was absolutely delicious. We left satisfied & had a good time! I do want to make sure a few things are clear though for people looking into this: 1) You'll learn some good tips but don't actually prepare the ingredients yourself. There's a demonstration for each dish & you get fed the ones they make. Then at the end you chose one to make and they give you all the ingredients to put it together. We did the ninja turtles/Italian food class and the dough and all ingredients were pre-prepared for us just to put together one option (either a pizza, calzone or stromboli) which you do get to take home and are pretty good in size. 2) Use the discount codes!! Whenever I have looked there is always a groupon for a fifth of the price on their website, at the time we went there was also a code on the home page. Make sure to use it! I sure hope no one has paid the full advertised price since it seems they always offer the discounts. They really should just offer that price to begin with. 3) Bring your own apron. They let you know ahead of the class but FYI they charge $5 to use one of their plain white ones. In all, a fun experience and well worth the "discounted" price that we paid. We also ended up purchasing drinks (they serve alcoholic & non) and they advertise dessert which is also additional cost (but so delicious). Plus there's a small gift shop."