Went to Rogue Valley Growers Market this morning looking to have mower blades sharpened. Valley…read moreMobile Sharpening Service was there. I took two very badly treated blades and Paul cleaned and sharpened both within 30 minutes while my friend and I explored the market and at an excellent price. I am so grateful for this service offered in such a quick and efficient way. They also sharpen scissors and many other stuff while you wait

Paul came out to my house to sharpen 6 chef's knives and 2 hand pruners. On time and very nice…read moreguy. Quick response as I needed them done before Thanksgiving. Just chopped a few onions and boy what a difference. Nothing worse (or dangerous) than a dull knife. He works the Medford Farmers Market on Thursdays and that's where I met him. So frickin sharp that I hope I don't lose a tip of a finger lol.

I've been shopping The Pot Rack for years, and it never disappoints. It truly feels like a cook's…read morecandy store, but thoughtfully curated and easy to enjoy. Erika, the owner, has created something special here. The shop is filled with high-quality cookware, beautiful bakeware, and a stunning selection of exceptional knives and cutting boards that feel both functional and elevated. What stands out most is the experience. Erika and her team are knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely helpful. They take the time to understand what you need and guide you without any pressure. It's one of those places you can pop into quickly (or linger) and discover something new every time. A true gem in Jacksonville.

It's such a shame that the old owners are gone. The new owner is RUDE. More than rude;…read moredisrespectful, unprofessional, just plain awful. After the Christmas Eve debacle, I decided to give her another chance. Went in willing to pay $20 per dishtowel and I had picked out five. Then I had to wait to ask to find something else, while she chatted with a friend. When she was done, I asked where I would find pot holders and she said "back there". Um, ok, there's no one else in the store. Not sure what "back there" means. That's when I decided to see if the lovely Carefree Buffalo, next door, had something. The dish towels were to be a gift for a retiring librarian who loves to bake. Anyway, I left and found something fabulous next door with a helpful, kind salesperson. So DONE with this place. Two strikes and you're out, lady. This occurred on May 1st, 2026. Crazy lady. I stood and patiently waited while you chatted with a friend. No one was checking out. Someone was standing and chatting with you. She had NO bag in her hand to indicate she had just purchased something. I did not stomp out, in fact, I said I would be back. There were no other customers in the store when I left. You have multiple reviews on how rude you are. It's not the first time; but it is definitely my last. Not only are you rude, but you also lie. I'll be going to The Kitchen Collection in Grants Pass. In case you didn't get the memo, that I got when I was 16: THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT, even if they aren't. Instead of trying to salvage the situation, you double down and blame the customer and make up a story that "everyone", who wasn't even there, was glad I was gone. Thank you so much for responding. You just proved my point beautifully.

I have turned in my large collection of knives over the course of several weeks. They were…read morereturned approximately 6 days after turning them in. The knives were dull--I cook everyday thus they need attention. They are beautifully sharp now. Price is set length of edge. $5-8 quite reasonable. Definitely worth the price.

I have taken my knives to Al's for several years (I love to cook), and always got them back in a…read moreweek or sooner, nice and sharp, the good ones and the cheap ones. If his store was wiped out by the recent fire, I hope he will come to the Farmer's Markets and I will encourage people to take their knives to him. Hoping for the best,

I'm very happy with the service I received from Oregon Edge. He completed sharpening approximately…read moretwenty knives in one-half hour and the work was perfect.

Fritz is the best knife sharpener around! He is super punctual and comes right to your door. I used…read morehim at the start of the pandemic and our knives were so sharp that both myself and my husband sliced through our fingers like butter. That being said, we loved his service and today he came back a year later and sharpened our knives again. He was kind and courteous and it took no time at all. For the future he mentioned a $50 minimum which he said was 10-15 knives. If you need any knife or scissor sharpened, Fritz is your guy!

It looks like it's been 16 years since Gayle and I walked into a still-in-business Carefree…read moreBuffalo? For whatever reason (besides COVID), our OSF schedule didn't involve coming out to Jacksonville. So on our recent sojourn here, Carefree Buffalo was our fist stop (weird downtown traffic patterns permitting) was Carefree Buffalo. The nice selection of pricey and amazing made-in Oregon William Henry knives are still here, as are a nice section of ones from Santa Fe (New Mexico) Stoneworks. Of course, there's more than knives here, and they'll all nicely displayed and waiting for you to pick it up or ask about it. I ended up buying a cool (and cheap) utility knife, which pretty much kept me for spending more money. After all, I had to behave myself as Gayle was watching. :)

Everything went well! Joseph, the owner of Carefree Buffalo, is extremely knowledgeable about the…read moreproducts he carries, especially the Dinosaur knife Collection. I highly recommend this retailer, Carefree Buffalo, in Jacksonville, OR.