I should say this outright - I don't like to cook…read more I find it taxing and stressful, so with that in mind, you'd think I would hate the Kitchen Catering Utensils store, but I'm strangely drawn to its mesmerising arts-and-crafts-like setup - rows upons rows of multifarious items I never knew existed but must now have because it'll make my lacklustre attempts at cooking that much easier. Decked out on two expansive floors, the Kitchens store is an emporium dedicated to the culinary art, whose sensual powers appears to have eluded me; but fear not, like I said, even if you hate cooking, I bet you can find something here that piques your interest, whether it's espresso machines or cake decorating paraphernalia. I think it's the largest kitchen supply store of its kind in Cardiff, so if they don't have it, I'd say your best bet is to take your hunt online.

Kitchen's is amazing. It has every gadget for your kitchen you never realised you wanted until you…read moresaw it here. There are 2 floors dedicated to everything from plates to blow torches. I happen to be a bit of a cake making enthusiast and they have a good range of tins as well as lots of decorations to top them off. Me and mum often play the guess the gadget game in here and try and work out what things do. The staff will helpfully explain if you really want to know. I could spend a fortune, I just need a bigger kitchen now!

At the moment Robert James is a bit of a mess. They sell a variety of items including household…read morecleaning products, toothpastes, kitchen accessories and equipment, and crockery. As I alluded to the presentation of stock in this store leaves something to be desired and does not make for a pleasant shopping experience. I really believe if this shop had a little bit of a revamp and got rid of certain products it could be a great success. For starters they should focus on selling the kitchen equipment and accessories some of which I noticed were extremely good brands, and reasonably priced. Additionally the crockery selection available, though small, is very visually pleasing, and I'd be quite happy to have in my house. If you can get passed the mess, I would really recommend a visit to this store, most of the products themselves are rather good!

Well, I could spend hours in this shop! It is essentially a kitchen wares store so if you need a…read morekettle or toaster or some new cuttlery you can find it here but there is so much more. Right at the back of the shop is a fabulous range of cleaning products and tons of gorgeous baking equipment. They also provide a service by which you can hire cake tins for special occasions and can order in anything that may not be in stock at the time. The staff are very helpful and friendly and they also sell a rage of childrens party items. If you need stardrops, they sell the whole range here too!

0 Stars. Months and months of correspondence. Will not accept fault or honour guarantee. Floor is…read morepeeling and bubbling - never seen anything like it - will not honour guarantee details on website. I have now been advised to take legal advice. Over £1000 out of pocket. No formal complaint process, not part of a trade association nor an ADR scheme. Shocking level of aftersales service. Appalled.

It's really a trade warehouse. But there's a secret. If you want a quality kitchen this is actually…read morea really good place. But they only sell to the trade. A catch-22 you may think? No, pop into their warehouse trade entrance. There's a tiny weeny showroom. And you can get a large catalogue. And a selection of leaflets of the tradesmen that install their kitchens. There aren't any prices because the trade get enormous discount. So get your builder or one of the people they recommend to price it up and fit it. I'm having a cream Burford. Sounds good eh? They also do bathroom cabinets and interior and exterior doors.

Whenever I stay with my mum, I always ask her to cook me the foods that I love that I don't eat…read moreunless she cooks them for me. When she asks why I don't cook them for myself, my reply is something along the lines of "I don't have a [insert kitchen item here] like you have". This is true, I do only have the basic kitchen equipment, and it's also fear that if I could make it myself, I'd do it wrong. The last time I had this conversation, her response was a rather exasperated "well isn't there a market in Cardiff? You must be able to get one there!" So, to appease my mother, and to finally be able to start cooking my favourite foods, I headed to the market and straight to this stall which I knew very well existed after having bought a jug here in my first year at uni. Pots & Pans sells all the kitchen things you didn't realise you needed until you went back to your mum's house and saw how much better stocked her kitchen cupboards were, and remembered how good a cook she is. Of course, it also sells the things you know you need in a kitchen. And it's all at bargain prices, and is pretty decent stuff too.

Guess what they sell here. I'll give you three goes, like a genie…read more So Aladdin, what is it to be? No, no and no. And I thought this was an easy one for you. They sell pots and pans, silly. Pots, lots of them. And. Pans, lots of those too. Pans to cook food in, to bake cakes, to mix batter. If you ruin pans on the scale that I have been doing of late (absent-minded, iplayer-distracted cook that I am) this place will save you. You can replace ruined pans or stock up for your new life as a student (one pan, a milk pan is best, something completely useless for cooking for more than one person in) or as a new free and single person (many shiny pans to show off with at all the dinner parties you will throw to show how wonderful you are without them). You could also buy gifts for your mate that always cooks for you (HINT)/ your house husband/ your Gran. Pots & Pans, does what it says on the (cake) tin.

wide selection of all upvc products at extremely good prices, excellent daily delivery service.read more

Mode - [mōd] (plural modes) noun. [L.modus]…read more 1. A manner of acting or doing something; method; way. 2. A particular type or form of something. Mode was founded by product designers Duncan and Kevin in late 2004 as a design consultancy and they have since expanded to produce their own range of affordable products for the home - design-led gifts and interior design accessories. Another of their best mates from school, Alun has since joined the team. They now design practical iconic products for contemporary kitchens and homes with a quintessentially British twist. The industry is taking notice. They've won the Gift of the Year award for the first of the products - a rubber Fridge Clock that magnetically attaches to your fridge door. They've also racked up numerous gongs for other products including international recognition with Design Plus winner and Design Preis nomination for Fridge Monkey, an anti-roll matt which stops bottles and cans from racing around in your icy interiors. I also like their new lab ware range of shakers and drizzlers.

This is a strange amalgamation of a store, but with a good, if rather small, range of Moben…read morekitchens.

I can't leave the house without three cups of tea or coffee. Fact. If I have to I am grouchy beyond…read morebelief. I am a caffeine addict, and I am okay with that. As an addict I like my fix on the big side, and I mean Big like Americans get their coffee. I require a proper mug, preferably one, that when full, requires two hands to properly get a handle of. China Cavern sells these kinds of mugs. Some even say I heart coffee or I heart tea upon them. Debbie understands the needs of people like me. When I visited there was a BOGOF sale on all mugs too. Bargainous Goldmine Ever. As well as mugs, China Cavern also sells teapots, floral granny plates, containers to store sugar, tea and coffee in and some - I won't lie to you - frankly disgusting china ornaments. The sort of ornaments you'd like to gather together into one china shop and invite a bull over. Still, as far as mugs go, China Cavern is great.