TLDR: Even if your kitchen isn't the size of a restaurant, this is very worth checking out!…read more Ace Mart surprised me with its wide variety of kitchen utensils, pans, and gadgets. I was under the (incorrect) impression that you needed a wholesaler's or restauranteur's license to purchase things here - not so. They also have chest freezers, gas stoves, even popcorn machines! Found a higher quality baking pan than at your typical big box store, as well as a specific kind of tongs I was looking for - something with silicone tips that can pick up ramekins. Highly recommend you check this place out!

Needed some pans and wanted Volrath. You can't buy them anywhere but a restaurant supply store…read more.... or a county fair, sometimes. Went in there- found a few pieces I wanted but another was out of stock. Lisa, one of the associates, was so friendly and quick to help me out. She told me when they'd get one in, said she'd hold it for me, and recommended which day to pick up to take advantage of an upcoming sale! Very cool. Huge selection- really helpful staff. Will definitely be back and likely purchase too many things like I did both times I've gone so far! It's ok. Worth it.

Everything you would ever need for your kitchen or party is here. In fact if they don't carry it…read moreyou don't need it. This is our go to place when we need to replace kitchen supplies or are having a party and need disposable plates and cutlery. Service is friendly and very knowledgeable and their prices are right. As a bonus the OG Stiles Switch is right up the street so plan accordingly if you have the jones for great BBQ.

Friendly service and helpful in what I came in for. One of the sales coordinator did look up an…read moreidem for me, that I question about. These restaurant supplies stores has everything you could need to start a food truck or restaurant. I buy 90% of my kitchen ware at these restaurant supply stores, then at department stores.

We signed up our visiting grandson for their Coastal Italian Cooking Class. He is 14 and already an…read moreaccomplished cook so this was right in his wheel house. We did have a faux pas as we did not realize that a paid adult had to accompany him. Kudos to the staff for giving us a hall pass and allowing junior to attend the class with us standing off to the side. He had a blast preparing dishes with his three teammates, making fresh pasta for the linguine and clam sauce, and even a desert pizza. The class was well organized and the chef instructor and assistants made sure everyone's dish was prepared and cooked to perfection. I did get a chance to sample the pasta course and it was excellent. This is a great date/family night, or Corp outing experience. Do take some time to browse the store. Sur La Table has high end kitchenware and cooking tools. So, why not a 5-star review? Well half way through the class we were informed that only one of us could be in the class area. The message could have been communicated to us a tad for professionally and customer friendly. They did accommodate us earlier so I left and got to have a beer and watch the NBA finals game for a bit.

we had such a fun time making sweet and spicy croissants! the class was about 3 hours long, and…read morechef zach was hilarious while also being a great teacher. all the staff were super sweet and welcoming. the space is on the smaller side, especially sharing a table with four people, but everything was run really efficiently, so it never felt chaotic. you also get 10% off if you shop in the store on the day of your class, which is a nice bonus. overall, it was really enjoyable and well-run!

Awesome place for serious home cooks, too. Great selection of high quality tools, stainless work…read moretops, containers. Honestly worth a browse.

Well I'm sad to discover the store is now closed for good. I went to this store often to buy all…read moresorts of things. It was the only place I could buy V cups for my Keurig coffee machine. I should've realized something was going down when they stopped carrying them about 8 months ago. I'm told the last day was June 4th. So it's recent. I haven't been shopping there since late April. Now it's just gone. The one at South Park Meadows is gone as well. I'm not sure what happened as every time I went shopping there, the store was busy. Sad to see another business go out of business.

Overstock bought them, so expect the service that overstock ever offered you. No experience with…read moreoverstock.com? Here's a taste of what I'm experiencing. I submitted an order on the 27th, with the understanding that I would receive my order on the 29th. The immediate email I received upon processing my order blatantly stated "delivery date Jan 29th". I have called them every day since, I guess it's really on me for thinking there would be such a quick turn around. While I try to sleep on a hard floor in anticipation of ever learning when the warehouse even receives my order, the customer service keeps saying "rest assured". I can't rest, I have nothing to rest on. If the email said delivery date: feb 4th, I'd believe them, but also immediately cancel my order, and search for an option where I can go and pick it up myself. The customer service tells me to ' "rest assured" the warehouse will send you an email when the item is collected for shipping'. They offered me $60 in-store credit, lol and their biggest coupon (25% off).

I'm trying to think of anything you can buy these days that comes with a true lifetime guarantee…read more I got nuthin' --- except Cutco knives. Cutco knives are made in the USA to last, and the Cutco company believes so strongly in its product that each knife is "guarantee forever" including free sharpening. What?! Until recently, I did not have Cutco knives but, just as I was contemplating an upgrade of my kitchen knives, my sweet Mom gifted me with the set she'd had for years but no longer used. Did the guarantee convey to a new owner? Were these older knives (circa 1970s) eligible for free sharpening? What about the French Chef knife that had a chink missing from the blade? Could it be fixed? When I called the Cutco Kitchen in Rollingwood (in the shopping center where the Post Office is) the answer to all my questions was, without hesitation or question, "yes." I took the knives in today and the experience couldn't have been better. It's a small shop but has a very wide array of Cutco products: all the knives, kitchen utensils, spices, gardening tools, and other handy household items. Although there was only one sales person present, I was the only customer so I had her attention immediately. The sales person examined each knife and found one that had a broken point, which I had not noticed. They would mail it and the damaged French Chef knife to the company for any repairs or replacement. The other knives were sharpened at the shop. I brought my non-Cutco knives, too, because they only charge $5 per knife for sharpening. This took about 10 minutes or so, more than enough time for me to pop by the USPO and Great Harvest Bread Co. where I got an amazing loaf of bread (but that's another Yelp review). Their process is to call me when the replacement/repaired knifes are ready for pick-up, which should be about 10 days. Yes, the Cutco products are pricey but I believe they are worth it. My Mom used her Cutco knives for about 50 years before passing them on to me and I suspect they will be around long after I no longer need them. In Cutco's case, you definitely get what you pay for.

Cutco has the best knives and warranty in the business. I've had my knives since the 70's and have…read morethem sharpened and they have replaced any that couldn't be sharpened. If you take the knives to the store they'll ship them for free. Also, their store provides the best and very friendly service. You can't ask for a better value.

Fantastic shopping experience. I went in for dinnerware with a vision in mind and they were very…read morehelpful and supportive even when I kept switching out my options. I came in a second time for candles and had two lovely folks help me pick the best shades of each color I needed.

I was looking for a new heavy duty utensil holder. Something a little heavier, since I have knocked…read moremine over a few times being it is just over stuffed with utensils, off balanced, and I use it to hold up my cutting boards that lean against the wall. I did see some that were a heavy ceramic, but I'm concerned about chipping, marble is a little more than what I want to spend. They did have round wooden ones, but they were small in diameter. But I did like the designs, but I'm looking for more functional and unbreakable. The search will continue. I was greeted when I walked in. Every section I went to someone asked if I needed help.

In preparation for the Memorial holiday weekend, I recently purchased the Made In Carbon Steel…read moreGriddle hoping to make some delicious smash burgers! First off...know that it's not that big. Depending on the size of your grill and burgers (not slider's) you can only smash about two or three burgers at most. We initially used it on our grill but ran out of propane so had to finish on the stovetop - which actually ended up being a good learning experience. There is no grease trap on the griddle like many others, so watch out for those flames! I would not recommend using this indoors AT ALL...at least for smash burgers. After only one use, it has started showing signs of rust. I diligently followed their prep, wash, oil and bake instructions and dried it thoroughly. Their instruction manual says don't fret over rust; scrub and re-season if needed....we shall see. Bottom line: we got the griddle with no press at $179 (now it's $159.99). With the press - it's currently $199.99. Sorry but anyway you buy it, it's just not worth it for the quality. While their other products may be great, I personally do not recommend this griddle.

Absolutely the Worst Wok or Kitchenware company ever. Their product was Defective within 2 weeks of…read morepurchase. Customer service is terrible and a scam to their customers. I followed all directions in seasoning the wok and its flaking in 2 weeks in. You have been warned. Horrible overall. Read reviews they all suck