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German Kitchen Center

4.2 (43 reviews)
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This is my 2nd review (first in Dec 2017, scroll down on this site). We've now had our new GKC kitchen for 3 years. We have not gotten tired of it at all. On the contrary, being home for the last 5 months (and cooking a LOT more) has made us extra appreciative of the way our kitchen looks and the way it flows. Everything about it is glorious! The other day one of the drawers did not pop open as it should. We contacted Sam (with whom we'd dealt before) and he connected us with Richard Bocek. We were able to get a new piece of hardware, (dropped off at our apartment), and Richard guided my husband through the process of replacing the part. Problem quickly solved -- and at $0 cost to us. We could not be happier with our beautiful kitchen and highly recommend the GKC team.

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“We found Leicht through our decorator and iour kitchen is as beautiful today as it was three years ago.”

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It's not a bad spot. They have a cafeteria in there should you want a meal. I am not a super big…read morefan of their food, but I do enjoy the salad and coffee there with the fam. Their cake slices are also not bad. I love the cookies they have right by checkout as well, they have a small little area where they sell sweets and other goods. The store has gotten pretty expensive. They still also have a little food stop when you're about to leave the store where they have cheap food if you don't care for the cafeteria. place is always clean as well.

I was late to the game when it came to Ikea, but over the last decade I've done well. Whether I…read morelived in Georgia, Florida or Pennsylvania we drove, but what to do if you don't have a car in Manhattan? If you live in the city, don't let transportation deter you. There's the weekend ferry -- I wouldn't go on the weekend, but more of that in a bit -- and the subway/bus combo during the week. (Note to self: 4 or 5 to Borough Hall, walk to Boerum Place/Joralemon Street for B61 toward Park Slope, disembark in front of store.) Living in a studio apartment, Ikea is a good choice for furniture adaptable to whatever space you have. Note that you have to be a bit handy as pieces come unassembled, and if you're doing everything on your own you've got to pull components from the shelves. We went to Red Hook Tuesday. The store, configured like all other Ikeas, was virtually empty! The downside is during the week staffing appears to be cut. Unable to find anyone to help us, we sat at the computer and pulled things on our own. It helps to research what you want beforehand. Finally -- an employee happened by. I was worried that by doing it solo we'd forget something 'minor' like a hinge, but she advised us that the computer automatically lists the components essential to construction. (I was nonetheless glad that she took over.) Normally 'we' -- meaning my husband -- would collect items from the warehouse. But not this time! We paid to have everything pulled and delivered. And it worked out famously! When we checked out, I asked the cashier -- no check-out line, btw -- if it's this quiet on weekends. She laughed and said "it's a madhouse on weekends. You were smart to come during the week!" So yeah - that was our positive experience at Ikea/Brooklyn. An extra bonus was the bus drive through Brooklyn, the outskirts of an area I lived in back in the 1980s.

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(58 reviews)

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I cannot say enough good things about Jason's service at KF Kitchen Cabinets. I actually first…read morereferenced Angie's List looking for a cabinet specialist, but decided to trust these overwhelming positive 5-star reviews instead. I'm so glad I did because not only did Jason offer expertise to us two kitchen-renovation newbies, he also offered patience and care at every step of the way. Any time we encountered a difficult mess-up due to another supplier, which are almost unavoidable in these projects, Jason was readily available to help and problem-solve. Honest, effective, clear communication with deep expertise and a true heart for customer service! I've recommended Jason's services to friends already, and I've even tried to convince friends NOT looking to re-do their kitchen to re-do them through Jason. Don't wait!

This is overdue, Every time I use the kitchen Jason helped me (and my awesome contractor) renovate,…read moreI think I have to do a review for Jason and his guys.. The new cabinets & granite countertop are beautiful and I am just so relieved and happy I initiated this project, that Jason was a part of it and it's done exactly how I imagined. He really worked with us and was so nice and responsive and super kind when I asked questions about ideas that wouldn't work well. He gave my fairly small project as much attention I imagine as the much larger ones they do and I really hope he's available when I have a much larger project I'm thinking about. Thanks Jason, you were terrific

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360 Kitchen Design

(10 reviews)

I had a great experience buying two kitchen cabinet sets over two years and installation of one of…read morethem after I stumbled into this storefront Contracting/kitchen & bath company on my way back to Manhattan from Ikea. While gassing up, I spied their big Kitchen, Bath, Marble sign and walked in. I'd spent hours at Ikea trying to cram their over-sized kitchen cabinetry into a tiny NYC apartment space. But Ikea stuff (the uppers) was just too bulky and big.) 360 Interior had a wide line of cabinets from different companies in many colors and Flo helped put together a nice design. He was great throughout. The price, including beautiful marble-style quartz counter was extremely competitive, especially compared to Home Depot. (Much, much lower.) This is a supply place and contractor so they also did the installation, providing insurance certificates. While the team onsite did not speak any English, we worked it out by speaking with Flo by phone back at the office. I watched them work quite closely and can tell you the workmen were meticulous and skilled, masterfully fitting the kitchenette into our slightly uneven space in a 19th century building. A year later, I bought a larger kitchen cabinetry set in cherry wood from Flo. (My contractor installed the cabinets that time.) 360 Home did the quartz marble style counter, which they again measured extremely carefully and the end result is gorgeous. It is a truly high end look. For smaller NYC apartment kitchens, this company right near Brooklyn Ikea is a place to stop in if you are serious. They carry a number of cabinet lines -- all made of wood, not MDF. The key here is that their upper cabinetry comes 12" as well as bigger. (This is a sharp and important contrast to Ikea, which switched from the old standard "12 inch upper to "15 inch upper three years ago. (Ikea made the change cuz Americans are using larger plates nowadays as part of the eat-more food trends so the uppers got bigger.) But 15 inch upper cabinets in our NYC smaller spaces look big and bulky to me. Also 360 Home has a wide, wide selection and the materials are all wood, not MDF. I'm now shopping for a third kitchen for another of our apartments at 360 Home. Stay tuned. Have really enjoyed working with this company.

Ben at 360 Kitchen Design is a dream to work with! Their high quality products look beautiful in…read morethe space, and they have options for any budget! Ben and his team are also fantastic communicators, ready to answer questions and provide quick solutions when we need to pivot around structural obstacles that are all too common in New York City apartments. As an interior designer, I love seeing my designs come to life with such efficiency, quality and customer service! I HIGHLY recommend Ben and 360 Kitchen Design, and would give them 10 stars if I could! I can't wait to work with them again!

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(17 reviews)

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Our Brooklyn Heights townhome suffered severe water damage due to a roof incident requiring a…read morecomplete overhaul of our kitchen. Shai came to the rescue, guiding us from start to finish with the end result exceeding our high expectations. He takes so much pride in his work and expertly urged us to make decisions that have resulted in a timeless, beautiful kitchen that has added substantial value to our home. There are so many good things to say about Decori Kitchens, but let me try to name a few: 1) To start, Shai showed endless patience in reworking our kitchen design numerous times to incorporate feedback and ensure I was getting what I wanted. 2) As the project moved forward, he also went way above and beyond to make sure I had all the extra details covered, even though I didn't know I needed them ... beautiful cabinet insides, top-of-the-line pulls, custom coffee containers, LED counter lighting, quarter sewn wood panels, chrome outlet covers, and on and on. It is clear that Shai takes great pride in his work and wants clients to have the best (within budget). Honestly, no detail was too small for him to consider. 3) Shai was very organized, sending calendar invites for key dates, presenting his proposals beautifully, measuring and remeasuring and going the extra mile with updates such as videos to show me the cabinet making in process, etc. 4) Designing and installing a brand new kitchen from scratch requires so much coordination with numerous parties. I never felt alone in the process, since Shai was always responsive in checking on dates, keeping me updated, picking up my calls, advocating on my behalf when we encountered delays with appliances, fabrication, etc. I'll end this review by saying I was not the easiest client, which is probably an understatement. I was engaged in a massive renovation that I hadn't expected or wanted, and doubted many decisions. I am writing this review with the renovation in the rear view mirror and a much greater knowledge base that has helped me understand the quality and craftmanship and incredible eye for design that went into our kitchen. Through sheer perseverance and endless patience and talent, Shai now has a devoted client who wishes she could give him more than 5 stars!

We just finished a kitchen renovation with them. They were amazing. I love my new kitchen. Shai was…read moreeasy to work with, paid attention to details, had wonderful ideas to utilize every bit of space in my very small NYC kitchen. His suggestions on colors and products were spot on. Everytime I look at it, it makes me smile.

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