Spent a lot of money on 4 tickets for a cooking class. We did not learn anything. Everything was…read morealready pre measured and/or made. We basically just stirred things together. Even the cannolis were already made. All we did was pipe the mixture into them. We couldn't even bring our own wine in to drink. So basically you just mix ingredients and eat it with nothing to drink. I would not waste your money.

Chef Rebecca was incredible. Super funny, incredibly engaging, and wildly informative. We had SUCH…read morea wonderful time and we learned so much. Can't wait for our next class! Highly recommend the "Date Night" classes.

Great prices on great cookware. We will be back. Staff was knowledgeable and could answer all our…read morequestions.

We were in the area and stopped in to see what they have. What they have is high quality cookware!…read moreThe prices reflect that high quality so bear that in mind. It makes sense to pay for this high quality instead of buying other brands over and over. Yup, I'll be back!

A great supply store for restaurants or home kitchens. The store staff is always very friendly and…read morehelpful. A must see place in Columbus! Stu and T

Wasserstrom is a rip-off company... and so is Amazon Ordered…read moreTWELVE potholders for $9.73 from Wasserstrom on Amazon. Wasserstrom shipped ONE pot holder. When I complained they said "listing was a mistake so here's your money back". I didn't want a refund. I wanted the 12 pot holders I agreed to buy as advertised and described on Amazon by Wasserstrom. Clearly a breach of the retail contract that I, Wasserstrom, and Amazon agreed to when I committed to buy the TWELVE pot holders for $9.73 Wasserstrom blamed Amazon but Amazon was adamant that an accurate item description was the responsibility of the selling partner... Wasserstrom. Amazon was no help at all but then all of a sudden the 12 pot holders were relisted on Amazon as 12 pot holders for $31.99 So is it fraud, bait & switch, breach of contract, or deceptive advertising? I'll see what the FTC says. Wasserstrom has been in business for 120 years. I wonder how many customers they have defrauded and ripped off in those 120 years?

I use my Le Creuset 12-inch nonstick skillet every day, and after several years the nonstick finish…read morehad worn off. I brought it into the store so I could buy the exact same skillet again. Dan, the manager, suggested I contact the company to ask for a free replacement, based on the lifetime warranty. He gave an information sheet with the website highlighted. I submitted the warranty claim and the very next day Le Creuset's customer sevice department sent me an email saying my claim had been approved and I would receive an exact replacement in a week. Impressive warranty, and impressive customer service, both at the store and from corporate. Also, I enjoyed chatting with Dan about food and cooking.

At the Tanger Outlet Mall in Sunbury at I71…read more Great store with a huge array of product and generous discounts. Excellent customer service from Marla. Free shipping on purchases over $100. We used that option for an out of town wedding gift. Whoever set up this Yelp page spelled the name incorrectly, it's Le Creuset.

I signed my mom & myself up for the Mastering French Macarons cooking class and we had a great…read moretime! Not only did our macarons turn out tasty and look great, but the team from Sur La Table was very helpful as they instructed us step by step. Our class had 9 people, so we had 3 groups of 3. We go to take home recipes and our share of the macarons. You also get 10% off the store the day of your class, stacked on top of any sales.

Had to check out the new location for Sur La Table. In Feb '24 they moved from the north outdoor…read morearea of Easton the South outdoor area, taking over the vacant William Sonoma spot near Brio. This is my happy place. I like this location much better than their old location and the space works better for them than it did for Williams Sonoma. The staff is friendly and offered to help me determine which set of knives I may want to upgrade. I decided to just sharpen my old Wustoff set and maybe get some new pans another day. It always pays to invest in quality cookware. If you take care of it they often last a lifetime. If you look at it that way the items in this store cease to be expensive and become a great value. While there I noticed Sur La Table had knocked out some of William Sonomas walls which elongated the store and also allowed for a much bigger cooking class area. The store was beautiful. Nice job relocating. The store is gorgeous and fun to shop at. .

I really liked the store, would rotate stock, some of the labels looked a little old. Can't wait to…read moretry some of the jelly and salsas we bought!

This Amish grocery was packed with Saturday shoppers eager to purchase fresh made Amish breads and…read moreother goods. I was shocked by the crowd of shoppers. I love these locally owned, family businesses. Troyer's has been operating since 1912! We stopped in for a deli sandwich. A small line was waiting for orders as clerks worked non stop. I ordered a chicken sandwich with cheese and mayo. The portions of meat are generous. The bread is melt-in-your-mouth fresh made. The sandwich was delicious. I also picked up a fresh made blackberry pie. These pies are beautiful and made from all natural ingredients. They have a great assortment of cheese, so I picked up jalapeño cheese. The aisles are filled with basics that you can't find anywhere else. They sell their own bologna! The fry cakes were all gone. I did find canning supplies, locally- grown melons, and bulk candies. I see why the store is packed with shoppers. Worth a visit when in the area.

One of my favorite shops in Olde Towne East! Always such cute and sophisticated items for your…read morehome, kitchen, and garden with friendly service. Loved stopping in to browse and see what find I might need. The owner has announced the closure of the shop so make sure to seeing by for some additional savings. Stop by if you can and support this local business while you can. Online announcement: After much reflection, it's time to announce that our shop is closing. This year has been tough, and despite hoping things would improve, we've reached a point where both the shop and I need a break. I'm beyond grateful for the incredible support over the last five years, both in-store and online. To show my appreciation, we're kicking off a 'closing sale' this Saturday with 40% off storewide (excluding A.J.Soseby The Scent Collection). Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. Excited for what's next! Keep following us for an exciting '25. We have so much more coming. -A.J. SOSEBY

I had been meaning to go to the Parsons Ave shop as it is five minutes from us. But while shopping…read morein Clintonville today I saw the High st store and we went in to see what it was all about. We were greeted by a knowledgeable gal who told us that location had been open three weeks. It is a very narrow shop but so exciting to see. Your eye takes in so much. I'm not sure how to describe what they have so I am relying on their own description. Cleaning in style. A collection of home, kitchen and found objects. Lots of wonderful candles. I needed a push broom so that is what I brought home. I intend to visit the Parsons store tomorrow because I like to shop local. They have limited hours but visit either shop if you can. You won't be disappointed.