Pinot's Palette

Had a fun night here with my sisters! The painting we chose was difficult, to give our instructor some credit...but I will say her painting did not look like picture, and ours were laughable. Just don't set your expectations for the finished product too high and you'll have fun here. The drink service is really nice and my margarita was yummy and a good value.

Wow! This was my first sip-n-paint and it was an incredible experience! I was greeted immediately once I walked into the door and escorted to my seat! The staff was friendly, our teacher was amazing and the drink selection they had was amazing! They have aprons so you don't have to worry about staining your clothes! It is acrylic paint so be sure to wear something you don't mind getting paint on just in case! The art instructor was amazing! She gave great directions and went at a pace everyone could keep up with! I am a horrible painter and my painting turned out great... so that speaks to her teaching skills for sure! It's a very open space... everyone there painting was super friendly and the staff kept the drinks flowing and checked on you frequently to see if you needed anything!There are so many different classes with different paintings so I can't wait to be back to try it again soon! Thank for a great first experience!

Took my daughter and her friends for her birthday. This was a kid friendly class and there were kids and adults alike painting. The girls were able to do 98% of the painting without any assistance. Which freed me up to kick back with a glass of wine! All the girls had a blast. This is the 2nd kids class my daughter has done and loved it both times. I personally have been here and their other locations several times and it's one of my fave things to do for a girls night. I will definitely be back!

Pinot's Palette is a great evening activity; it's a unique experience and great for a date.Classes range in price, but they're usually about $50 or less per person. All you need to do is show up: they have all the paint, canvasses, etc. ready for you when you arrive.If painting a picture sounds absolutely miserable to you (and to many it might), they have a bar with various beers and wines. However, the painting really is fun. Someone will sit up at the front of the room and walk you through the painting, step-by-step. If you're careful and follow the steps, you can make something that's pretty cool!We've done it twice: our first was a "Starry Night" piece where we each painted half (on our separate canvases) and it formed one image. The second was a (coincidentally) "Starry Night" with Tulsa buildings in the foreground. Neither painting was too difficult, and if someone walked in and looked at mine they would recognize the image.The only downsides of note are that the selection of alcohol is poor and you'll undoubtedly sit by a paint flicker. First, I really like just basic beer. Give me a Bud Light... they have Stella Artois. Next, the paint flicking: you're a little crammed in there with little rickety tables. There's a good chance the person next to you will bump your table, nearly spill one of the cups of water, or insist on waving their paint-covered brush around. That being said, I've only gotten a little paint on me after two visits.Overall, this is a really fun activity and a nice change of pace.

This was so much fun! I would have totally enjoyed a glass of wine, but since I was doing #whole30 had to skip it, and instead took my Yeti with perigrino & lime. The instructor was fun & easy to follow. The place was PACKED! Would be a fun place for date night:) i want to go again soon.

I will explain the stars first, and give rationale second. Pinot's Palette is one of many businesses where you can pay a fee, use their studio, drink, and be taught how to make art. I have taken one previous class with a different location and had a fantastic experience! And I have taken probably 6 previous classes in a similar manner at a different company and in a different city. In none of those previous 7 classes did I have the experience I underwent tonight. I am no artist by any means, but I also don't think I am particularly terrible. That's why I tend to enjoy these classes so much! But I can tell you right now if tonight's class had been my first, I would never return. I awarded two stars instead of one because the bartender was amazing, kind, and made delicious drinks. The studio was clean, and I was sat with the friends I requested--all great things! The trouble is how I was treated during the class. One of the first things the instructor mentioned is that we would have freedom to adapt the painting as we please. This is pretty standard, but like I said, I'm no artist, so I was following instructions as best as I could. I also am a bit of a perfectionist, so I'm slow. There were people in the class being a bit rowdy and rude to the instructor, which I did not appreciate. But I was trying to be respectful and follow along. Yet for some reason, she took it upon herself to joke about "grading us" on our work as if it were school. I'm a grad student...I came here to get away from that nonsense. She also is the first instructor I have had to brag about the shows and galleries she has work in. Not altogether a bad thing, but in combination with everything else, a bit much. So here's where the real issue lies. FOUR TIMES this instructor comes up behind me while I am working, does not ask if I have questions or if I would like any assistance (which I did NOT want mind you), and literally STARTS PAINTING MY CANVAS THAT I PAID FOR to what SHE decided looked better. I am no professional artist, I do not care what is "right" or "better" in the art world. Places like Pinot's Palette exist for people to relax, learn to paint something for fun, and drink with friends. This is not art school, I am not getting a grade (contrary to how she was acting) and I am not trying to sell this work. What I do have to do is look at it. And so, if I like the way my painting is looking, the last thing I need is for someone to paint over my shoulder without my consent and effectively ruin what I was in the middle of. The first time she did this, I was surprised. The second, dumbfounded. The third? Absolutely livid. To my dismay, I was unable to stay calm. I stopped being quiet and was admittedly a bit passive aggressive from then on it. But then it happened. She tells the ENTIRE class that she is disappointed in how we are handling a certain portion of the painting. She didn't like it. We needed to fix it. One man spoke up, "what if we like how ours looks?" The response: "great! You're almost done, just hang on!" A professional and appropriate response to a rude presentation. I liked how mine looked, at least for the moment. And I was working on the 5 previous SUPER SPEEDY instructions she gave, so I opted to leave mine be. While I am literally still painting another section, she steals paint off of my plate and once again without my permission nor desire, she prepares to try TO PAINT MY CANVAS FOR ME. I had to tell her I was actually happy with how it looked and sent her away. Saying it once as not enough. So now four times over the course of three hours this has happened. Never have I been treated so poorly at a class before. Never have I been made to feel so unconfident and worthless while trying to be creative and make something outside of my comfort zone. I will continue to try classes again. But I would strongly encourage you to look into a different location. I will not be returning to this one.

A coworker and I came for an evening wine-n-paint session. It was my first time and was really excited. All the staff were really helpful and friendly, and the wine bottle prices weren't too shabby either. Though I wish our painting was nature themed (it was Jazz, instead), the experience was still really fun. I've already highly recommended this place to friends!

The painting was a 5 star experience. The instructor was amazing!! She was very thoughtful, and she helped us when needed. The only thing I would not recommend is the beverages. I am a extreme lightweight. I only drink maybe 1-2 beers a week tops. I'm also skinny. Paid $8 for a "Bob Ross" (1 shot of Malibu) It was by far one of the weakest drinks I've EVER HAD ! When I tell you that I tasted (nor felt) any alcohol. I really mean it. I then told the 2 ladies up at the bar. They basically told me to get lost. Passive aggressive for no reason The thing that got me.... THE BARTENDER DOESNT DRINK ALCOHOL what bartender doesn't drink alcohol? I will never come back to this location ever again.

Great date night. I recommend if you want to try something new and different you don't have to be the best, just live and have fun. My wife loves it.

Horrible customer service. We had bad weather and I had a group of 5 girls driving from Broken Arrow to a class at night. There was a winter advisory and the news urged not to drive on the slick roads. I called them st 10:00am asking me f possible to reschedule and I emailed them. Never heard back. Two of the other girls did the same. So we are now all out $35. Horrible business practic to ignore your customers.