I've stopped in here twice. It's not what I usually think of as an outlet store, but if you aren't…read morepicky on colors you can find some deals. Staff has always been friendly and not pushy. I'm a browser who is looking for a deal on certain colors. On the main items, color selection is so limited. Braisers and Dutch ovens in mostly red or orange. Deals aren't the greatest except in bakeware.

I came to Le Creuset looking for some holiday gift ideas and ended up getting 2 gifts and something…read morefor myself. The high quality of the cast-iron pans with the enamel coating and the colors they came in, were absolutely gorgeous. Of course I couldn't leave the store without getting something for myself. I got the soup pot and the artichoke green color. I called the store wanting some complimentary items, the glass lids to go with the pans I got as gifts. The store were out but Silvana(the sales lady) called me when they came in and held them for me until I got up to the store the next day. Silvana's service was outstanding! I got a big bulk of my holiday shopping done plus a new pan for myself. very happy and will back back to continue working on my collection of pots and pans. The value of these pots and pans are worth it. They will last a lifetime and I read my information where they come with a lifetime warranty. It's a great investment.

Would not recommend as there better knife sets elsewhere. Better made quality other than this…read moregarbage I purchased.

I'm starting this review out by recognizing the Castleton, IN store manager, Greg Johnson. He…read moreprovides the BEST customer service every time I walk in the door. He always has a positive attitude & does every thing he can to ensure customer satisfaction! I have many Cutco knives and other items for the past 5+ years. I had never taken advantage of the sharpening service. WOW! So impressive. Not only was the process easy and quick, Cutco also replaced a few pieces because they were not able to sharpen them to meet standards. I know they are expensive, but I believe that you get what you pay for and more! with Cutco products.

I've been coming here for years for both personal and professional use. Thomas always goes above…read moreand beyond with guest service including helping you out to the car with large orders. If you're looking for hard to find kitchen items like high-quality stainless steel measuring cups or spoons or an oyster shucker this is your go to place.

A restaurant supply store that is open to the public. Tons of pretty much every tool or utensil a…read morerestaurant might need, but not at ridiculous Williams Sonoma or Sur la Table prices. I purchased a chef's knife for half of what it was listed at Williams Sonoma, and the staff was super helpful. They even suggested I try a less expensive knife, which seems like a good/honest thing a salesman can do. The prices are affordable, the place has a parking lot and is easy to find. Just go around and look at the various whisks and whips and paddles and ladles and pots and pans and knifes and spoons and stones and mortars and, well, you get the idea. I mean, I don't know for sure, but if a restaurant buys the stuff, it will probably hold up just fine in your kitchen. And they carry brands I knew. So don't spend more for the same.

Convenient and well priced store. Open on Saturday which is great . Clean and well organized …read more On line is great to check on given product.

From the owner: Local restaurant and food service equipment and supplies - includes heavy cooking equipment such as…read moreranges, steamers, oven through professional cookware, table service and janitorial supplies and disposables.

Took an awesome cooking class today. We made a Raspberry Snowflake pull apart wreath and Chocolate…read moreHazelnut Babka. The class is well taught with everything you need conveniently set out for you, and the instructor goes through each step along the way. They really make accomplishing things easy. What I thought would be difficult was really quite simple. We stuffed the snowflake wreath with cream cheese and raspberry jam, and we made homemade Nutella for the Babka. It was all very tasty and both were accomplished in three hours.

Very fun to take cooking classes here! This was my second class and Chef Myra is engaging and…read moreprovides simple instructions to follow. I believe it's a good value for the time and ingredients, especially since we get to eat the food afterwards!

ORDER# 333457 I…read moreordered a product on September 3rd, it's September 20th and I haven't received it. Terrible company, I'll never buy anything from them again. Very disappointed. So long delivery time. Where does it come from in Japan? India? If there were zero stars I would give it. Is this ridiculous to wait so long for delivery? If it doesn't arrive I'm going to cancel it and claim my money back. I made the mistake of not buying it through AMAZON! Delivery is history with AMAZON, just a waste of time with: Central Restaurant Product Company!

0 Stars, Placed an order for a Christmas present. Didn't learn that the item was out of stock until…read moreafter I contacted them to make sure order went through as I had not received an email. The web site stated it would be delivered by Dec 16th. If I had not contacted them would have been waiting for days. But they charged my credit card right away. Now have to wait for refund and no Christmas present. Maybe the website should state out of stock currently to avoid this hassle. Thank you for wrecking my wife's Christmas gift. Customer care center didn't seem to care. Offered no replacement a well. I work in the Auto Industry. If we did that we are scoundrels. Thank you for being worse than the auto industry. Merry Christmas.

Didn't know it had moved from the mall. Took a trip down the street and definitely not going back…read more Not one person asked if we needed help with anything, not one person greeted us. Past times at the mall we were always acknowledged. Definitely disappointing but now I know we will spend our money elsewhere. We were planning on purchasing a knife set and a new pot but it definitely didn't feel good being in there after that. Would give it no stars but the display up front pictured here was one star worthy.

The first thing to note is that Williams-Sonoma moved out of Fashion Mall and into Nora Shoppes, an…read moreincreasingly high-end retail center down the street a bit next to West Elm (which did the same thing). I'm not 100% sure, but I think one more sister store is also going in. The address has been updated on Yelp and is correct now. So, how is it? Well, it's pretty accessible. There's accessible parking almost directly in front of it. The two-sided doorway is pretty manageable. There were some sports in the store where I struggled with access and others where I struggled because a wheelchair bump would mean I was buying a really expensive, fragile item I probably couldn't afford. Williams-Sonoma, if you don't know, sells kitchen wares and home furnishings. The emphasis is on high-end items. You won't find a Keurig here. You'll find a $2,995 Breville Oracle® Dual Boiler Espresso Machine, however, and other items that you just look at with bewilderment. Their big kick right now seems to be Stanley Tucci-branded items along with seasonal items. I will confess I lusted after some of the Halloween items. While I felt very welcome at West Elm, I will admit I felt a bit less welcome here other than one super helpful employee. I had another employee who seemed wary of me - I mean, come on, that's somewhat legit. I'm a frumpy wheelchair user with no sense of fashion and garage sale sensibilities. Can I shop at Williams-Sonoma? Sure. Maybe not everything, but shopping here's now out of the question. I can't deny, despite my obvious cynicism, that I actually liked this store and I liked it more than when it was at Fashion Mall. It feels a little more relaxed. It smells great. It looks good (the flooring could use some assistance). It has some seasonal items, candles, and small housewares I adored. Most of the employees were friendly if not exactly welcoming (except for Mr. Wary who, by the way, was less fashionable than I was. So there.). If you want to elevate your game, especially in the kitchen, this is a great place to start.

IKEA has a near cultish following, and for good reason. The furniture is very stylish and at a good…read moreprice point for those who are getting their own home established for the first or second time. They have just about everything there for the entire home. The layout basically takes you through the whole store and it feels almost like a maze, but you follow through it in one direction. However, if you look carefully, there are shortcuts between sections. I enjoy the journey, so I got my steps in! There's service counters available around different parts of the store for assistance. They also have little gadgets, gizmos, and treats to add to your cart around there too. I found a sleeve of chocolate cookies for $2! Of course, one must visit the cafe when visiting IKEA. One must get the meatball meal. It's under $10 for a dozen meatballs, mashed potatoes, and peas. It is very delicious and filling. IKEA family members can get free tea or coffee from the cafe, but their coffee machine was down. :( I'm sure I'll be back for more home finishings before too long!

It's always exciting to explore this sprawling Swedish mega store! Sure it's a bit intimidating…read morebecause of how huge it is but the signage and shortcuts are definitely helpful. The employees are very knowledge and will guide you too. Today I went to redeem my IKEA Family birthday rewards which are some of the best loyalty perks I've received all year. They issued me a $10 coupon off a $10 purchase and a free slice of cake on top of that! I love all of the unique and fun items they offer. It's really easy to get distracted by all the cool stuff. I felt inspired to redecorate my entire house lol. Stocked up on some kitchen essentials--all of which are quite reasonably priced. Can't leave without checking out the "Last Chance" products as well as the "As Is" and other discounted items near the exit. I also had a budget friendly lunch which didn't taste like typical bland cafeteria food. I'd go back again. They have so many interesting things to eat, drink and home goods to purchase. Perfect for last minute holiday shopping!

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From the owner: Indianapolis Pallet Wholesale and Liquidation is a family owned and ran business that's been around…read morefor 11 years. We care about our customers and work very hard to get the best possible product out there. Our philosophy is, "If you're not making money, we aren't making money". Being transparent is very important to us because we want you to know that you can trust us completely! Come by and check us out, we will try to answer any questions you have to the best of our ability.

Easily one of the best spots to find a gift! I could spend hours here. The staff is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable and always helpful with any questions. If you love silver jewelry, this place is a candy store, but you'll also find fun games, unique cards, glassware, candles, books, Indy swag, and more. There is also a location in Carmel. And, they just celebrated 25 years (amazing!), so if you haven't checked it out yet, it's definitely worth a visit!

Looooooove SITC! Fantastic business run by good people with an incredibly fun retail selection…read more White elephant, sentimental, unique, Indy-based gifts at your fingertips. Incredible jewelry (some made by awesome local artists). All items range in cost, which makes it easy to find what you want. This store is a staple for the city and a must visit.