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San Francisco, CA

Goodlife Kitchens

5.0 (28 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Our experience with Dermot at Goodlife Kitchens was incredibly positive. I collected quotes from Lowes and Home Depot, in addition to a large local showroom, and was surprised by the high prices, even with "20%+ discounts" applied. Dermot's quote was thousands less without sacrificing the features that we wanted such as wide drawer lowers and pull-out, soft-close pantry shelves. He consulted on our design and even spoke with our contractor about installation when the time came. When we needed a replacement cabinet, Dermot had one rushed to us. We've been using our kitchen for about 6 months now and we're very happy with the quality. You won't regret this choice.

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Dermot was wonderful to work with! He was kind and helpful and very knowledgeable. He was easy to communicate with and patient with the changes we made and questions I had (this was our first kitchen remodel). The cabinets arrived on time and look great! I ended up needing to order a few more doors for existing cabinets and this was a very simple and pleasant experience as well. Highly recommend!

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“The subcontractors recommended by Dermot (tile, electrical, plumbing, painting) also were excellent.”

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Cookin': Recycled Gourmet Appurtenances

Cookin': Recycled Gourmet Appurtenances

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I was sixteen the first time I visited Judy's original Cole Valley location on Carl Street. She…read moredubbed me "the Quiche Girl" after I bought my third tart pan in as many visits. Over the decades that followed, George and I made pilgrimages to her 2,500-square-foot treasure trove on Divisadero Street, emerging with German cheesecake pans, oyster plates, Taylor & Ng mugs, French Santa chocolate molds, madeleine pans, brioche pans, butter dishes, Revere Ware, Elsie the Cow creamers, French bread pans, manual nut grinders, and so much more. I wandered those cramped aisles with the reverence of a museum-goer. The appeal wasn't just the merchandise; it was Judy's encyclopedic knowledge of her inventory. She could identify makers, explain histories, and reveal hidden details that no internet search could provide. Cookin' was a place where you discovered what you didn't know you were searching for. Where cranky wisdom and culinary history collided in narrow aisles. Where a former English professor built something unreplicable: a shrine to cast iron, copper, and the conviction that older things are often better. Judy is a San Francisco original, and Cookin' represented a disappearing breed of specialty shop: impractical, idiosyncratic, and irreplaceable. For those of us who found the perfect brioche pan or vintage oyster plates within those cluttered walls, this closure marks the end of an era. Thank you, Judy, for decades of cranky brilliance. You and that jam-packed shop of wonders will be deeply missed.

my heart is missing a piece now that cookin is closed. years of going there and mystified at it's…read morecontents. Judy is the quintessential collector, traveler..with a bastion of knowledge. hanging out there and listening to her (if you were lucky enough) was tantamount to a worldly adventure, without leaving home. Judy is a SF treasure and icon .i wish her the best and miss hunting through that wild garden of a store.

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I finally got a wok to cook fried rice. Only gonna get better at it from here. The lady does crack…read moreblunt jokes so just be prepared to laugh.

I heard about The Wok Shop through social media and happened to be in the market for a new wok, so…read moreI decided to stop by. Walking in can definitely feel overwhelming at first because the shop is packed wall to wall with kitchen tools and woks in all different sizes and styles. If you're not sure what you're looking for, I highly recommend asking for help. Tane, the older woman who works there, is definitely a character. She's very blunt, which caught me off guard at first, but I quickly realized it's just her personality. Having worked in a bank in a past life and dealt with all kinds of people, I didn't take it personally. Honestly, it felt like she was testing whether you actually know what you're doing in the kitchen. I even overheard her being very direct with someone else who clearly didn't, which was kind of interesting to witness. Once we got talking, we ended up having a great conversation about woks and cooking in general. She really knows her stuff. I left with a wok and a few other items, and since I spent a decent amount, she even threw in some freebies, which was a nice surprise. Overall, the whole visit was an experience in the best way. If you're looking for high-quality, special woks and don't mind a little personality, this place is absolutely worth checking out.

MV Trading

MV Trading

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I needed a new rice cooker...was going to go to Kamei, found rockstar parking in front of MV…read moreTrading and went here instead. I got a 3 cup rice cooker for a reasonable price. Rice cooker was cheaper than Kamei's or Amazon's prices so I was glad I saved some money. The owners were polite so no complaints there.

Greedy Shyster and Huckster. MV Trading is more concerned about raking in the money and less about…read morecustomer service or repeat business. We frequent the Irving Street corridor in our daily shopping mainly stopping at the vegetable market on 22nd/Irving. We've been in MV Trading in the past and made a few minor purchases. The place is jammed packed and at times it is hard to walk through. It is definitely a fire hazard. The clerk is generally an Asian male who gives people the evil eye as we enter the store. They sell mostly products made in China and some Japanese products. We avoid the abundance of Chinese made bowls as they are purported to contain lead that can leach out into your food. We picked our 4 Japanese made soup bowls and headed to the counter. The woman at the register wrapped each bowl and took our money. When we went home and unwrapped the paper, one of the bowls had a chip near the rim. The next day we took the bowl back and encountered the Asian male clerk. He started to lambast us and said we should have checked the bowl before we bought it. When we told him that his female clerk should also have noticed when she wrapped the bowls, he ignored us. He refused to refund our money or even give an exchange. We do not plan on shopping here again and recommend that our friends and family do the same.

Goodlife Kitchens - kitchensupplies - Updated October 2026

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