Wonderful selection and service. I would highly recommend them to anyone who is looking for bath…read moreor kitchen sinks, faucets or other home remodeling needs.

Large collection of $3000-7000 to $$$ much more bathtubs and bathroom fixtures…read more We walked in with the intentions of purchasing a bathtub, while we were browsing we were "greeted" by a sales guy wanting to know what size in inches we wanted for our tub.. I don't know.. I said BIG, so he asked "something like 70?" I don't know.. show me some... We actually found several things we wanted, however when we found something, the guy right away said, OK this comes in 15 finishes and several sizes, got out a catalog and started telling us what we wanted... we really just wanted exactly what was on the floor.. Eventually, the sales guy, nice as he was, literally talked himself out of selling, a tub, a shower head, and a door lock... I just placed my order for the lock and shower head on Amazon instead. Nice place to browse, but the sales guys are a bit overwhelming, and don't know when to stop selling. I'm probably not going back.

terrible place. bought an expensive wolf microwave. came in non working, from the factory. refused…read moreto take it and give credit. told me to contact authorized service. i did. service not have spare parts and not able to fix. told me to contact the manufacturer. i did. they wrote to that will bring a check and pick up the unit. it has been a month, and nothing.

Will did a fantastic job helping me with my Kegerator purchase. He was very professional and…read moreattentive.

Yesterday, my shower head randomly exploded, so I took a short trip down Santa Monica Boulevard to…read moreWestside Bath & Kitchen to get a replacement. I drive by this store every day, so I was excited to finally pay a visit. For starters, the inside of the store is beautiful and clean, with a huge selection of luxury bath and kitchen appliances to admire. I was warmly greeted by Sheila, who was extremely kind and helpful. I briefly explained the exploding shower head tragedy, and after a quick look in the back, she retrieved a beautiful shower head. At first glance, it seemed a little outside my budget. After expressing my concerns, Sheila gave me a more than generous offer without hesitation. I'm truly grateful for the experience I had today. If your shower head randomly explodes, take a trip down to Westside Bath - you won't find anywhere better.

I can't say enough good things about this place! I checked all over town, and Sheila totally hooked…read moreus up. They don't carry everything--just the best pieces you'd pick out yourself in a bigger store. Sheila knows exactly what's stylish and high-quality. I even had a drain with a manufacturer defect, and she swapped it out on the spot so I could get it fixed right away. Amazing service, amazing taste!

Eli knows his stuff! They have so many specialty fixtures and unusual unique styles that will…read moreimpress your guests. I did my bathroom shower and looks and feels amazing. Definitely coming back for a full remodel

2 Stars = "Meh, I've experienced better" and that is exactly on point with this place…read more Altmans is located at the corner - it's not hard to find especially with the adjacent and sparkly Altmans Surfaces addition that is currently in progress (the front is attractive; the back is still being made). We stepped into the established store on the left. The front is not much bigger than a no-name cell phone store. The back is really cramped with fixtures. There's a small corridor that connects to Altmans Surfaces next door but you wouldn't know it at this time because it's filled with construction material. Aside from a couple of show piece tubs out in the front, the store is not what you'd expect from a place in Beverly Hills, although it is located in the less swanky part of the city. They packed every square inch with products - toilets and tubs on the ground, fixtures on the walls. There are interesting brands but no prices anywhere. In the back there is one desk with a sales guy and a customer across from him. Both weren't saying much to each other. At first I thought they were two employees or friends chilling, but then I noticed the customer's credit card information was being typed into a computer. We walked by and decided to walk out next door to check out the prettier counterpart and come back in a few minutes. Walked into Altmans Surfaces - nice looking tiles but go next door to Westside Tiles. They also had sample showers etc, no prices, fine. A guy greeted us and we told him our story. Instead of giving us some information that we were looking for, he suggested that he come over and measure everything and then provide us with options. There was one unit in the store that I was interested in learning more about but something much more basic, but he didn't offer any brochures or websites for me to do research on. I'm all about doing my own homework so I wasn't too thrilled thus far about the possibility that my options here were going to be way out of range and practicality. We were led back to the original Altmans and to the first sales guy coming out of the employee restroom. He had a thick tongue and it was a bit difficult to understand. I told him about the homework I already did but wanted some help in getting additional information. He tinkered with some price book at his feet, googled something on Yahoo and showed me the address of a dealer. I went home and looked at the website and that was not at all what I was asking for. As we were walking out, he told me to let the dealer know that he referred us. If I were rich, I'd go to the fancier stores up in West Hollywood that provide better displays with employees with better people skills. But I'm not rich, and I thought the sales guy at the Bathroom Store in Torrance was significantly more helpful in giving me tips and providing me with brochures in the 15-20 minutes I spent there. The store there was even smaller than Altman's, but I felt more productive walking out their doors with something to go on. The fact that there are no prices anywhere lead me to believe that some people will get more favorable prices and others will get gouged for the same item, and I just don't want to play this game. Perhaps this place is for people in the industry who know what they need and just need the supplier. For common folk, look elsewhere...even the Kohler Signature Store in Culver City is $$$$ as heck but at least prices are prominently displayed so you know you're going to be treated fairly. Overall, it was a huge waste of time.

I purchased a Sub-Zero Pro line refrigerator and freezer from UAKC. The overall experience was…read moreincredible. I highly recommend the experience from product information to purchase to installation. Product Info and Discovery: I was surprised to learn that not all Sub-Zero retailers are the same. Given that we already had a Sub-Zero and were replacing it after more than 30 years of usage, we started our process at the Sub-Zero showroom in Costa Mesa. This location was purely informational, as they don't sell at that location, but we were able to see and compare every unit. We visited a Ferguson Home but was disappointed at not being able to see the unit we were looking to purchase and because the salesperson was not fully aware of all the features of the model. We ultimately purchased from UAKC because the units were were interested were not just side by side, but powered on to the same level of coldness that you would have in your home. That was huge for us as it helped us understand how cold our drinks would be and how cold our foods would be chilled in each compartment. Purchase: I worked with MD Rayhan on the purchase process. MD was helpful in providing "crowd sourced" feedback from his other customers to help me choose between the Pro and Classic models. Specifically, I wanted to understand if the Pro freezer was going to be too small (it runs about 50% smaller than my prior Classic freezer) or if it was simply moving along with the consumer trend toward more fresh foods. Given that Sub-Zero pricing is fixed regardless of retailer, MD helped me find manufacture rebates that I qualified for and was market competitive on installation costs. Lastly, MD helped find inventory and schedule my delivery so that I could get the new unit installed as soon as possible. Installation: UAKC sent a four person team of certified installers led by Juan and Alex. The certified expertise was helpful because it got us a longer 3 year warranty, but the expertise around the equipment was also invaluable. From unboxing the unit on our driveway to carrying the 650 pound unit up a few stairs, removing a door and leaning the unit through our doorway, everything was done professionally, cleanly and with no scratches to home or refrigerator. They even polished the unit and removed all the plastic film covering the stainless steel panels so that the refrigerator was ready to be used. The entire process took about two hours. Couldn't ask for more.

Igor all the appliances 11 years ago were purchased for the same remodel. Yes there was constant…read moreaggravation regarding the refrigerator. YOU comment like we were communicating about this all along but you prefer to ignore customers with product problems. If you had communicated as fast and verbosely at the time, it would have been a better experience. You never did resolve my problem and probably thought I just "dropped the issue" and silently went away. I couldn't have done that Igor, because I needed to use my refrigerator. Your "people" chose to ignore my issue.and drop me. Honestly had I thought that the same ownership was still with this company, I never would have walked back in your store. For SURE I wont make that mistake again! Instead of making excuses about how sorry you are with your cookie cutter language I've see you write to all complaints, I'd advise you to look deeper at how a huge number of x-customers have experienced your business. Friends and family accolades don't count! And...as I said I was able to save hundreds of dollars by NOT purchasing through you. When I did my homework, Best Buy and Costco both have great customer service that I have personally experienced on a number of items and they matched the lowest price and that's where I saved a lot because I did NOT buy from Universal Appliances. Again, my explanation. Is directly related to my own personal experience from your store in Studio City. I will agree, the woman that spoke with us a couple of weeks ago was very kind - and she did not deserve being told to deliver to us the news about our account being flagged...especially because it was many years before she was even there! In a better run business, a manager should have done that (spoken to the customer directly) but then, poor management is what we are talking about here all along....

Sub-Zero products are priced consistently regardless of where you purchase them, so choosing the…read moreright dealer comes down to service and expertise. That's exactly why we chose Luxury Kitchen. As a boutique showroom focused on premium kitchen appliances, Luxury Kitchen offers a level of personalized service that larger retailers simply can't match. The showroom is welcoming and comfortable, and the entire purchasing experience was enjoyable--from the knowledgeable guidance to the thoughtful touches like refreshments and a coffee bar. Most importantly, their commitment to customer service continued long after the sale. When we encountered some installation-related issues, the owners were personally involved, communicating with us and advocating on our behalf to help reach a resolution. Their responsiveness and dedication made a challenging situation much easier to navigate. If you're considering Sub-Zero appliances, I highly recommend Luxury Kitchen. The expertise, attention to detail, and exceptional customer care truly set them apart.

The whole experience was so easy. our refrigerator broke and within the day, they had options and…read moredays to deliver right away. All they needed were measurements and they took care of the rest. and Angelica are so lovely to deal with. And I just love my new refrigerator.!

Wonderful selection of modern lighting. Finally found a piece to put over our dinning room table…read moreand also ended up leaving with a cool Flos lamp for our entryway. The owner Arthur was super helpful! Turns out his family has been in the lighting business since the 90s, he has a great sense for interior design and really knows his stuff.

Hands down the best selection and customer service in town. I went in looking for some mood…read morelighting to complete my lounge, and ended up ordering something new for practically every room in my house... lol whoops. Sorry, there was just too much to choose from!!! The guy who helped me was super nice and very knowledgeable. He answered all of my questions in detail (and I had a million lol). I had some very specific requests and they honored them no problem. Couldn't recommend this place more and will definitely be back!

I absolutely admire Miele and everything they create. I recently stopped by to pick up a few…read morecleaning products, and Chef Keith treated us to a wonderful induction cooktop demonstration that was both incredibly informative and delicious--the tastings were absolutely unforgettable! Every visit is a pleasure thanks to Valerie, Tina, and Gene. They are always welcoming, exceptionally knowledgeable, and genuinely happy to answer any questions. Their passion for the brand truly shines through and makes the experience feel personal. And I have to mention my Miele coffee machine--I'm completely obsessed! It makes the most delicious coffee and has become one of my favorite parts of my morning routine. If you're looking for beautifully designed, high-quality appliances backed by outstanding customer service, I can't recommend Miele highly enough!

I went to the Miele Experience Center because I have brand new Miele washer and dryer and lots of…read morequestions. Valerie was incredibly helpful. She showed me how to change the default settings to better suit me. She explained to me the best setting for my lightweight cotton clothes. Best of all, she showed me the simple things I could to keep the machine clean, nothing time consuming. I went from a huge samsung washer and dryer to the miele and I have sooo much more room in my kitchen. Amazing. Absolutely worth the extra cost. I also went the next day for a "delicious" class with Chef Keith on using my induction stove, again super helpful. We made three simple japanese dishes, onigiri with tuna, masubi with spam, and tempura (eggplant and carrot). Fun, delicious, and informative.