Love this store! My husband was able to buy needed hardware items. I was able to find housewares…read more Great selection and friendly service.

House & Home basically has all the hardware or cooking supplies that you would need to setup shop…read morewhen you move into the area (It's Brooklyn, Duh...) or need to update some gadgets of your home. Although when you enter it might look a bit cluttered up and over crowded, don't get just turned off and walk out, they actually have a very decent verity of all types of home hardware, say like pots & pans, cutlery, organizing containers, towel hooks and even alarm clocks.... (People still buy them?! It's like buying a flash light when you have one on your phone...) Customer service is also very friendly and nice and always more then willing to help you find whatever you're looking for and give you the perfect recommendation of the product which will meet your needs. Price is also okay although not the cheapest, but hey, when you have a big nice place with great customer service you can't expect them to charge you a bodega price for a pot. Speaking of Pot's I was once on the road out in the wild and needed urgently a pot for some cooking, so I stopped into a small bodega (don't ask me what I was thinking and I ask the cashier if he by any chance has a pot so he says "umm Pot"? sure, go right to the back of the store, It took me a minute to realize that he was talking about "POT" and I quickly made a U turn and ran outta there laughing my head off....... One more thing that they offer is a Mikvah* on the spot that you need for some dishes when you buy them. In overall this please is great and therefore my go to place whenever I need nay home supplies. ---------------------------------------------------- *Mikvah, for those of you that are not familiar with it, it is a religious ritual that you need to submerge any dish that you intend of using multiple times into a tub of water that contains a certain amount of pure rain water, and after submerging it into the Mikvah you're able to use the dish for as many times as you wish. (Disposable stuff don't require a Mikvah)

I don't think I am capable of writing a review that does justice to how good this place is. We'll…read morelaid out inside and very well organized. The owner and his wife are super friendly and helpful. Never try to upsell you into something you don't need. If they don't have it, they'll get it for you. Came to get my knives sharpened, and asked when I could pick them up, and he literally gave me a time later that day! Such a great addition having them in the neighborhood. Highly recommend coming here for any kitchen needs you might have!

I came here during the holiday season looking for someone to repair a Chinese Cleaver (similar to a…read moreChefs Knife) that was damaged by my father when he was cutting a pork bone. For those who know, a Chinese cleaver is not a bone cleaver, it is used like a Chefs knife and cannot break through bone. The cleaver was heavily damaged and I was looking for a place to help me repair and sharpen the blade. Indulge Kitchen Supplies was one of the only places that responded and I am glad they did. The store itself is on a main street with a fair amount of street parking and the store is super cute. The store sells a variety of kitchen gear from different knives, cutlery, utensils, etc. Most of the curated items are modern and high quality such as Durelex glass and Global Knives. While their prices are a little higher than online prices, they have quality stuff and I recommend buying from them. Their knife sharpening and repair was a life saver for me. The Chinese Cleaver is a large knife and they were able to get it done for me in less than a day and it was fully repaired. Looking at the photos you can see that they took out all the dings on the knife and sharpened it back to the point where I could use it again. I highly recommend this service and would readily come back when I need any knife repair or sharpening.

I had a great time attending a dumpling class. The instructors were knowledgable and energetic…read more They did a lot of the hard prep work, but were careful to give attendees some hands-on time with key steps in the process. And, honestly, the resulting dumplings (chicken and pork... 3 different dipping sauces... both fried and boiled...) were really good. I ate, and ate, and finally could not eat any more. We made so..many...dumplings. Thanks, Paula and crew!

Had so much fun here. Knowing to cook is important to young and olds like me…read more Full disclosure: I was here for a free class due to being a tenant benefit. This place is clean and has plenty of work station for a class. I was in a class of 8 but they can fit much much more. The kitchen offers classes almost every night and I heard they get booked packed most of time. Check their website for more information on what classes available and great date idea. So far I learned to make cookie, pita bread and hummus. I ate plenty of them but never know how to make it. They are pretty time consuming. Overall a great experience and had ton of fun.

Such a nice selection of dishware (especially the chopstick holders)!!! The store is small so it…read morecan be a bit tough squeezing past other customers. I appreciated how clearly all the prices were labeled. This would be a great place to pick up treats for yourself or gifts for others!

Mogutable is a cute ceramic shop of thoughtfully curated items, nestled in Williamsburg - they've…read morebeen open since '21, and they have such a cute selection of teapots, mugs, and incense/candle holders. I love the Jang Hun Seong line of moon and popo jars - the cute animal handle tops are just too adorable! Check their chopstick holders -they would add such a fun spin to your home ware collection. Staff was friendly. +curated ceramic items +friendly service

Ethereal plant and home goods store in Williamsburg. They have really unique ceramics and incense…read moreholders. A lot of the flowers they sell here you don't normally see in bouquets. They have a large variety of dried flowers as well. Most of the stuff seems to be Japanese with touches of Brooklyn. I thought their prices were reasonable for the flours.

What a beautiful little shop to stumble upon in Williamsburg!…read more Once you walk in you're greeted with the sight of numerous dried flowers hanging on the walls, in little tiny vases on the tables, counters and more. Definitely a different vibe than the usual florist shops I go to. They have wreaths, assortments, even oil based dried flowers that remind me of the rose in beauty and the beast. Walking towards the back room they have this ceiling full of dried upside down flowers. Feels like you're walking through a flower forest ! They have rows of succulents in the back and more preparation of dried flowers. The owner was pleasant to converse with. Unfortunately we didn't pick up any flowers (the price tag was a bit steep) but would definitely come back to possibly pick up one for the future !

My partner and I love window shopping here and was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer a…read moreknife sharpening service. You can pick up your knives day of on Saturday, with a couple hours of lag time, It's a bit pricey, but the knives came back in great condition and very sharp. The knives we brought in were fairly straight forward, but I appreciated the craftsmanship.

A trip to whisk is like visiting old friends who share a common interest. I'm always amazed at the…read morebreath of options for bakers as well as cooks squeezed into this space. Thanks.

I am writing to express my profound disappointment and frustration regarding the way my request to…read morereceive the Children's Workshop activity kit was handled on Sunday, October 5, 2025, at your Bed-Stuy, New York Home Depot location. My children and I are loyal attendees of the monthly workshops, and they were particularly excited about the haunted house-building activity scheduled for October 4, 2025. Unfortunately, we were unable to attend on the scheduled date because my three-year-old son was sick. Incident Details Knowing how much my children enjoy these activities, I called your store on Sunday, October 5th, and was advised by a store associate to stop by the Customer Service desk to pick up the workshop materials for my two children. I made the significant effort to travel to the store via public transportation specifically to retrieve the kit so that my family could still enjoy building it together at home. Upon arriving at the Customer Service desk at approximately 5:30 PM, I was informed by the female manager on dutythat she "was not leaving this long customer service line to walk to the office for that". Even though there were several associates at multiple registers, she adamantly refused and was unwilling to assist, even after I explained that I had spoken to an associate who advised me to come by the store. I find this level of service completely unacceptable, especially after traveling to the store specifically for this purpose. I felt dismissed by a manager with what felt like a refusal to provide a basic level of customer accommodation. Follow-up on Monday On my way out, I stopped an associate named Odesa who turned out to be extremely helpful. She explained that the woman who had refused service was indeed the manager and would be the only one able to retrieve the workshop activity. However, Odesa promised that if I stopped by tomorrow, she would do her best to accommodate me. On Monday, October 6th, straight after work, I made my way back to the store. I found Odesa, and as she promised, she walked over to Customer Service to speak to the same young woman. While waiting, I could see and hear the black female manager and a young black man with red hair and matching red pants snickering and cackling as I waited patiently. When the manager finally got around to getting the workshop activity, she handed me one kit. I explained that I had two children. "Oh," she replied with an attitude, handing me another as she sneered. The manager's priority seemed to be avoiding a temporary inconvenience rather than upholding the promise of the workshop program and assisting a long-time customer. This conduct reflects poorly on this Home Depot location and honestly I have never had this experience at Hamilton or any other locations quite frankly. Request for Action The children's workshops are a wonderful community initiative, but the positive experience is negated when your management staff fails to demonstrate helpfulness or basic customer service. I request that you investigate this matter and take appropriate steps to ensure that all staff, especially managers, are trained on proper customer service and problem-solving, particularly when a customer is following advice given by another store representative. Odesa went over and beyond in her efforts to assist me, and instead of being able to write a letter shining a light on her phenomenal customer service, the focus is unfortunately overshadowed by the incompetence and ineptitude of the manager. It is concerning that a regular associate was more resourceful and helpful than the management on duty.

This Home Depot is really close to my home. Just hop on the G train on Broadway and a few stops to…read moreBedford Nostrand Avenue is the Home Depot. I got there late at night one day and good thing it closes at 10pm so they have evening hours for anyone who has time after work to get something. I came here to get a plant pot large enough for a big bouquet of flowers. They have a great variety of large plant pots that are plastic, which is what I need. They have many colors, ranging from beige to black. I also got plant food for indoor plants and it was around $10 for the Miracle Gro Indoor Plant Food that feeds instantly. My initial reason for coming here was to get mold armor and what other place than Home Depot. Good thing it was not sold out and there were a couple of mold armor rapid clean remediation where you spray on the mold and it will eradicate it without any scrubbing. This is some good mold spray for lazy people!

Was looking for a doughnut cutter. Tried looking for it by calling NY Cake, Sur La Table, and…read moreWillams and Sonoma, but none of them had it in stock. Knew that there were lots of kitchen supply stores in and around LES. So wandered around seeing if stores had the doughnut cutter. Got referred to this place by another store. It was busy and I was able to find the doughnut cutter easily in their well organized shelves. Easy fast transaction with the friendly staff and will definitely be back instead of buying something on Amazon!

This isn't going to be one of the more comfortable experiences you'll have shopping for kitchen…read moresupplies. The aisles are really narrow and everywhere you look, you'll see merchandise from the floor to the ceiling. In some spots you'll need to suck in that gut to get through,.. this isn't a Williams and Sonoma at all. LOL There also aren't signs pointing out where things are and yes, there may not be prices on anything,.. LOL. Honestly they don't cater to the small time customers like me, but nonetheless their prices will definitely be better than at the previously mentioned merchant. For my visit, I knew what I wanted for my foray into making pizza dough, I needed a container to store my rising dough. I also needed a bunch of squeeze bottles so knew exactly what to ask for. I didn't need much interaction with staff, but I was able to find one staff member who was very helpful pointing me in the right direction for what I needed and finding the cover to the container I was going to buy. I was in and out quickly on a Saturday afternoon so I'd say if you know what you want and are ok with a little less than 5 star service for the price,.. you should be ok.

What a cute store! They have everything you need for your quirky, whimsical kitchen. I ended up…read morebuying a couple more gadgets for a friend's housewarming gift, and other trinkets for Christmas presents. Clean store, relaxing layout and pleasant staff.

I don't know what happened to this place, it had a lot of promise when they first opened. The staff…read morewas really nice and really knew (and were into) their stuff. But lately, its kind of turned into a junk shop. The store was very well curated when they first opened, very high-end, practical, and hard to find products. They had some really cool stuff there. Stuff that you wouldn't normally see in a local store. Now, it's just a bit of everything and nothing. Mostly junk. Kind of like Dollar-Store stuff. The staff that used to work there are gone, and now it seems to just be one person. When I walked in last week, there was no one there, and after a minute or so, someone came out from the back and sat behind the counter. I asked him about a knife they had in the display, but he had no idea what he was talking about and just kind of gave up and drifted away after a minute. Also, their hours are all over the place. Often when I walk by their gate is down, or the door is locked. Such a shame, I really liked going in there before. There was nothing else like it in the area. My guess is that it's now just a front for whatever goes on in the back of the store...