It's not a bad place to come to-it's a bit pricey but for the most part the stuff they sell is worth it. I wanted to restock my spice rack with something more than just Wal-mart stuff but what they had was a lot of cajun/garlic flavor infused salts, spices and rubs; none of which I was looking for or particularly impressed with. The lady behind the counter did ask I needed for help looking for anything and since what I was browsing for wasn't there I thought I should just look around anyway, it really was a pleasant store. A lot of the items you could get for cheaper online but it's good to support local business if it's just a little higher price tag and their cookware is of very high quality (too bad it's something I can't afford right now) but I did buy a small utility knife and some mixing bowls. The bowls were pretty expensive BUT that knife was surprisingly cheap but awesomely good, I've used it a few times already and am impressed with for something under $10 bucks. When it came time to ring up my purchases the credit card machine was down. A little inconvenient and time consuming, but not a backbreaker. I'm going to keep an eye out for the upcoming classes because I think it will be a fun activity for me the the miss. read more

Ingredients - for the gourmet in you This is a very cute shop new in town. They have a lot of cooking gear and gadgets galore. I think because I have a lot of kitchen gear already, I wasn't really impressed with their selection. I did find a great stainless steel 13' splatter screen that I've been needing for a while. Cost a good $17 + tax, but it's plenty durable, I just hope it lasts. I think if I was looking for something specific, I might check here. Otherwise I would end up buying something online. They are going to be offering cooking classes in the future, which might be interesting. We'll see how much they cost and what kind of dishes they'll make as I do already know how to cook and love it. I like this store because I love anything to do with cooking and being in the kitchen. I love the name, Ingredients. read more

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After seeing that there's a local kitchen store on Yelp (I have an unhealthy obsession with kitchen items), I had to come check it out. WHAT I LIKED: -Staff was friendly. -Apparently they hold cooking classes. -The location. WHERE I WAS DISAPPOINTED: -I suppose I was expecting a little shop packed full of kitchen stuff, this was anything but. If anything they could've used more stock!! More kitchen gadgets, knives! I was actually looking to drop some $$ on decent steak knives. -I found their aprons to be a little on the high side for the quality and print. $10 more and you can buy a Cupcake Provocateur apron online. OVERALL: Their prices are about right for kitchen shops. I wanted to like this place, but I just wasn't impressed. Maybe if they got new and more items in I would come back. read more

One thing that truly makes Clarksville a voluminous vacuum is that everything in our city is a study in "below average." We have no nice restaurants, no must-see attractions, nowhere to get nice clothes, blah blah blah. Is there really NOTHING in this overcast quagmire to challenge the status-quo? Thankfully, there is. Clarksville's downtown has been on life support for years, but slowly, ever so slowly, there are signs of life coming about. One of these is a defiant middle-finger to the state of general suck with which we Clarksvillians must cope. Ingredients is a quaint, visually appealing, corner store on Strawberry Alley (formerly Legion St) and 1st St. Trimmed in chocolate brown, pistachio green, stainless steel, and attractive accents; Ingredients is a place you just feel comfortable being. The owners are warm, genuine people who welcome you as you enter. There is nothing obnoxious, pushy, gaudy, loud or unpleasant about this place; in other words, it is the anti-Clarksville. Kitchen gadgets? Got 'em. Stuff you've never thought of, too. Handy Items? yep Beautiful accents? yep Quirky, fun stuff? yep Premium Kitchenware? oh yeah In fact, they carry a full line of Kitchenware from the Culinary Institue of America. Guaranteed for life. FO' LIFE! 18/10 stainless, 7-ply pans that will last the rest of your existence. Cutlery that will slice food so thin it'll only have one side. Tongs, spatulas, spoons, strainers, colanders, digital thermometers, etc.. What else do they have? A huge selection of jams, oils, spices, relishes, pickled items, glazes, sauces and more. All of them of the highest quality and not available anywhere else in Clarksville. Ingredients hosts cooking classes, too. Nothing to do in Clarksville? You're right, except maybe take a cooking class from one of the chefs who offer them at Ingredients. Definitely a fun and informative time; less expensive than cooking classes you've had before, too. I wholeheartedly love this store. You should take the time to visit and see for yourself. Bring your wallet and get something nice. If you're looking for Walmart prices, forget it. Spend 20 bucks on a pan, you get a $20 pan and you'll be looking for a new pan in a year or two. Buy a quality piece, and you'll enjoy a better cooking experience for decades to come. read more

I was really shocked when this place opened in Clarksville. We really don't have stores like this around here. The owner was very nice as I walked around- the only things I was looking for, they didn't have. I wish they had a section of local ingredients (sauces, jellies, etc). Overall, the store is well kept and if I need any kitchen items, I will come back. read more