Amazing staff and a beautifully curated store with high quality gourmet food and kitchenwares.read more

Foodies be warned - you will find it very difficult to leave this shop without buying anything. I'm…read morenot even a foodie and I walked out with three designer gift cards, two cute drinking cups and a packet of star shaped hundreds and thousand chocolates. The store also has an cooking school in the back room. I had a peak at a class in progress as it is open to browsing shoppers. Though you can use your card you must spend over $20 - I got stuck out and had to rummage through my purse to find the dimes. Price wise you can find some inexpensive yummy original gifts and you can pay a lot for quality pots, pans and knives. If gourmet food gifts, giant jars of strawberry jam and funky kitchen appliances are your things Accoutrement is your place.

If this place could also sell skill also it would have everything I need to cook up a storm…read more They never ceases to surprise and inspire me with their range of products. Some good prices and great sales. Love this place and their staff.

This little gem is tucked off Parramatta Road and has the worlds loveliest staff in it…read more She didn't mind that we seemed to melt at the door when we walked in due to the air con being so knee weakeningly good. We blocked the door for a few minutes taking in the cool. For all your kitchen needs. From cutlery, to plates, to tea pots (with and without cozies) to interesting knife holders that are filled with this stuff that makes you want to stab it repeatedly with the knife. Which I did. It was joyous. Pots, pans, clay pots, cups, glassware, drink bottles, baking goodies, candles, things and stuff! Anything and everything you might want to deck out your kitchen. And delicious little round biscuit ice-creams that made me squeal in glee. Go in and say g'day some time.

Proudly stating that they were established in 1912, Johnson's is the place to outfit the kitchen…read moreprofessional (or even wannabe) in your life. They supply those in the trade, and us regular folk. I don't have much use for the uniforms, but I have wandered through the kitchenware showroom many times, eyeing up lethal looking knives, those cone shaped sieves used for making superior sauces, and lovely teapots and microplane graters. The high quality brands stocked means it isn't exactly cheap, but the prices seems a lot better than a few other places I could mention. The staff are very friendly and looking to help. Ooh! I know! One of those little blowtorches! I can't eat creme brulee but I want one anyway!

From the owner: Providing premium quality uniforms and cooking equipment to the hospitality industry and domestic…read morecooks since 1912!

While Chef's Warehouse in Surry Hills is generally the more talked-about vendor of specialty and…read moreindustrial cookware, Kitchen Kapers is a well-kept secret that stocks a similar range of goods - and it's open to the public. This little corner shop houses all manner of tableware and cooking utensils at decent prices like Regas earthernware dishes and Italian Bialetti coffee macinettas, hard-wearing piping bags, conical strainers and tongs designed especially for fish fillets, through to large-scale rice cookers and cured meat slicers like those found at proper delis. For bona fide chefs, they also sell industry grade uniforms, including aprons, whites and toques, and offer trade discounts. Meanwhile, home cooks like me can simply revel in the awesome range of useful items and baking products - multicoloured cupcake patties and alphabet-shaped icing cutters, just to name a couple.

Kitchen Kapers is a place for small business café/restaurant owners or the foodie chef wannabes…read morelike my little sister... one more or... mum's who are creating their child's first birthday cake and haven't done much in the way of creative cooking before. I'm in the last category, you might have guessed. Before I came here I'd already bought my circus patterned cup cake holders (I figure it's the cutest easiest way to create a 1 shape - just place the cupcakes in a straight line right?!). But if I hadn't I might have bought the large 1 cake tin hanging in the wall. I didn't know they existed and didn't fancy cooking loads of cakes to cut and mold my own 1. What else do they have? A huge range of baking trays in all manner of shapes and sizes - square, loaf, circle, butterfly. Slate presentation plates - the kind you see in an upmarket cafe with their gourmet cakes displayed on. Uniforms Crockery, glasses, knives, teapots - all the things you'd find in a home kitchen but at restaurant quality. Large meat cutters Milkshake makers Large hot tea canisters Party gear, cake decorating icing and equipment Cook books Candles Mini colourful tongs Anything you'd want to cook anything with essentially

With our first kitchen, we were impressed with The Kitchen House's design and price…read more All the tradesmen turned up in the specified time except for the occasional delays that were out of their control. Subsequently, we had 2 more kitchens at different times and locations. The Designer, the tradesmen and the installer worked well together and the projects were completed on time and the [property was rented as scheduled. The owners are very involved, hands-on and attentive. The end results are fantastic!

We renovated our kitchen recently and we could not be more delighted with the result. What a…read morefabulous local business! From the start of the design process to the end result everything went smoothly! A truly professional operation with a great knowledge and experience in kitchen design and renovation. Highly recommend!

Do not ever go to Victoria's Basment in Artarmon! Today I…read morewas looking for food colouring and found like 15 bottles which where out of date since 2017/2018. When I went nicely to the next staff member she told me to go see the manager. When I approached the manager and showed her the out of date bottle she started screaming at me: "That's the suppliers fault and not outs. They must have delivered out of date products. We just filled it up. It's not our responsibility to check them when filling." I was shocked and just said no need to yell at me and yes it is your responsibility as a store manager to make sure your products are in date. Manager: "Fuck off and leave the store if you are not happy!" Seriously, is that a way to treat a customer? I have been going to this store for 6 years now and every time I or another customers talked to her she gets rude and screams at you. Glad the new Kitchen Warehouse opened around the corner as I will refuse going there from now on.

Homewares and Kitchenwares Galore!…read more There is something occupying every corner and space that is provided! From tea pots to knives, Victoria Basement has what you need for the kitchen, home, bathroom, gifts and so forth. It always seems to be a bit quiet at this one probably cause i go through the week so not sure about the weekends. Staff was very accommodating in helping me find a pairing knife! I love the tea pot sets!

Gina Cucina is an Aladdin's cave for buyers of homewares. They have lovely stainless steel…read moresaucepans, beautiful ceramic dishes, cutlery and kitchen gadgets. The 130 square metre shop is chock-a-block with Saeco and La Pavoni coffee machines, Scanpan cookware, Chasseur cast iron pots and Zyliss utensils. They also have a range of pasta machines and cutters. They even have a range of olive oils. It's a great place to window shop while you're waiting, frittering away time deciding what you're going to buy next

Gina Cucina has a lot of good stuff, but it's all pretty expensive. This has not stopped me from…read moredreaming. Gina Cucina sells top-quality pots and pans and glassware, a wide range of Global and Scanpan Knives, themed cake tins (these are my favourite, with bee-hives, caterpillars and houses), $150 toasters, a bunch of other appliances and shelves of Italian stove-top espresso makers. They've got cook books, keep-cups and the leader of my coffee-cup wish list: piccolo sized porcelain 'crumpled plastic' cups. Gina Cucina also stocks a huge range of intriguing and inventive consumer products. You can imagine the delight on the faces of those who found the market - "Peeling garlic is annoying ... lets make something that makes it seem easier and fun!" Strawberry top snatchers, pasta measures and garlic peelers, these products are my favourite. As I'm laughing at the ridiculous nature of consumerism, I'm secretly thinking of ways to justify buying these necessary items for myself.

Great team, great service. I get disposables, advice on equipment and pricing is good. The hours…read moreare really good and they have pick up and delivery.

I found a 44L aluminium boiler for $140 advertised on their website. I called the company to…read moreconfirm that the product was available in store. I then went down that same day and met the same person I spoke to on the phone (Miro). He had difficulty finding the product on their database, so I helped him by giving him the product code and pointing out the correct item on their stock list. At this point, I happened to see on the screen that their cost for that product is $105 (profit margin 33%). Miro went and spoked to the warehouse staff. He came back with the product and advised that $140 was the wrong price and the best he could do was $198. I advised him that he cannot advertise a false price online, confirm that price over the phone, then demand more money in person. I said that I could go online right now and get it for $140. At that point, in front of me, he changed their internal systems so that the product now cost over $200 on their website. He said that they had a business to run; I told him it was not a business, but a shoddy operation that scams customers. I would have some sympathy if they had incorrectly priced it below cost, but the fact is they weren't happy with the profit margin and changed it on the spot despite confirming the original price to me three times (once on their website, once on the phone, once in person when checking their database). Terrible terrible business ethics, will never do business with them again. To make it worse, I could hear him talking to the warehouse staff and telling them "he has a screenshot of the website price". Horrible.