Love this store! My husband was able to buy needed hardware items. I was able to find housewares…read more Great selection and friendly service.

House & Home basically has all the hardware or cooking supplies that you would need to setup shop…read morewhen you move into the area (It's Brooklyn, Duh...) or need to update some gadgets of your home. Although when you enter it might look a bit cluttered up and over crowded, don't get just turned off and walk out, they actually have a very decent verity of all types of home hardware, say like pots & pans, cutlery, organizing containers, towel hooks and even alarm clocks.... (People still buy them?! It's like buying a flash light when you have one on your phone...) Customer service is also very friendly and nice and always more then willing to help you find whatever you're looking for and give you the perfect recommendation of the product which will meet your needs. Price is also okay although not the cheapest, but hey, when you have a big nice place with great customer service you can't expect them to charge you a bodega price for a pot. Speaking of Pot's I was once on the road out in the wild and needed urgently a pot for some cooking, so I stopped into a small bodega (don't ask me what I was thinking and I ask the cashier if he by any chance has a pot so he says "umm Pot"? sure, go right to the back of the store, It took me a minute to realize that he was talking about "POT" and I quickly made a U turn and ran outta there laughing my head off....... One more thing that they offer is a Mikvah* on the spot that you need for some dishes when you buy them. In overall this please is great and therefore my go to place whenever I need nay home supplies. ---------------------------------------------------- *Mikvah, for those of you that are not familiar with it, it is a religious ritual that you need to submerge any dish that you intend of using multiple times into a tub of water that contains a certain amount of pure rain water, and after submerging it into the Mikvah you're able to use the dish for as many times as you wish. (Disposable stuff don't require a Mikvah)

I don't think I am capable of writing a review that does justice to how good this place is. We'll…read morelaid out inside and very well organized. The owner and his wife are super friendly and helpful. Never try to upsell you into something you don't need. If they don't have it, they'll get it for you. Came to get my knives sharpened, and asked when I could pick them up, and he literally gave me a time later that day! Such a great addition having them in the neighborhood. Highly recommend coming here for any kitchen needs you might have!

I came here during the holiday season looking for someone to repair a Chinese Cleaver (similar to a…read moreChefs Knife) that was damaged by my father when he was cutting a pork bone. For those who know, a Chinese cleaver is not a bone cleaver, it is used like a Chefs knife and cannot break through bone. The cleaver was heavily damaged and I was looking for a place to help me repair and sharpen the blade. Indulge Kitchen Supplies was one of the only places that responded and I am glad they did. The store itself is on a main street with a fair amount of street parking and the store is super cute. The store sells a variety of kitchen gear from different knives, cutlery, utensils, etc. Most of the curated items are modern and high quality such as Durelex glass and Global Knives. While their prices are a little higher than online prices, they have quality stuff and I recommend buying from them. Their knife sharpening and repair was a life saver for me. The Chinese Cleaver is a large knife and they were able to get it done for me in less than a day and it was fully repaired. Looking at the photos you can see that they took out all the dings on the knife and sharpened it back to the point where I could use it again. I highly recommend this service and would readily come back when I need any knife repair or sharpening.

I had a great time attending a dumpling class. The instructors were knowledgable and energetic…read more They did a lot of the hard prep work, but were careful to give attendees some hands-on time with key steps in the process. And, honestly, the resulting dumplings (chicken and pork... 3 different dipping sauces... both fried and boiled...) were really good. I ate, and ate, and finally could not eat any more. We made so..many...dumplings. Thanks, Paula and crew!

Had so much fun here. Knowing to cook is important to young and olds like me…read more Full disclosure: I was here for a free class due to being a tenant benefit. This place is clean and has plenty of work station for a class. I was in a class of 8 but they can fit much much more. The kitchen offers classes almost every night and I heard they get booked packed most of time. Check their website for more information on what classes available and great date idea. So far I learned to make cookie, pita bread and hummus. I ate plenty of them but never know how to make it. They are pretty time consuming. Overall a great experience and had ton of fun.

Such a nice selection of dishware (especially the chopstick holders)!!! The store is small so it…read morecan be a bit tough squeezing past other customers. I appreciated how clearly all the prices were labeled. This would be a great place to pick up treats for yourself or gifts for others!

Mogutable is a cute ceramic shop of thoughtfully curated items, nestled in Williamsburg - they've…read morebeen open since '21, and they have such a cute selection of teapots, mugs, and incense/candle holders. I love the Jang Hun Seong line of moon and popo jars - the cute animal handle tops are just too adorable! Check their chopstick holders -they would add such a fun spin to your home ware collection. Staff was friendly. +curated ceramic items +friendly service

I visited last week in the (kind of) new location on Grand St. It's a beautiful store. I bought a…read morefew vintage items for my home. Harumi really has an excellent eye.

Ethereal plant and home goods store in Williamsburg. They have really unique ceramics and incense…read moreholders. A lot of the flowers they sell here you don't normally see in bouquets. They have a large variety of dried flowers as well. Most of the stuff seems to be Japanese with touches of Brooklyn. I thought their prices were reasonable for the flours.

This is a solid kitchen store for home cooks - there's not many around anymore and this one was a…read morenice find especially it doesn't belong to one of the larger chains! I was happy to find some quality items like DeBuyer pans and hex-diamond pans. It's not too large and doesn't exactly have every brand, but the offerings are pretty various and the pricing are, IMHO, fair. I did in the end buy something that I felt was useful. I would go back again to browse things they might change around for new products - glad to have this in Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue corridor!

My partner and I love window shopping here and was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer a…read moreknife sharpening service. You can pick up your knives day of on Saturday, with a couple hours of lag time, It's a bit pricey, but the knives came back in great condition and very sharp. The knives we brought in were fairly straight forward, but I appreciated the craftsmanship.

Awesome store that sells cheese, pantry provisions, and some cool homeware and kitchenware…read more(cutlery, candles, etc). After following them on Instagram for ages, I finally stopped in and was surprised to see how tiny it is (a small store accomplishing big things!). I picked up some popcorn, fresh bread from She Wolf bakery, and tinned fish. Hope to have another excuse to visit them soon!

With locations in Greenpoint & the West Village, Big Night is a lovely local business with a wide…read morearray of goods for hosting. They have a nice selection of snacks, sauces, and other kitchen essentials. It's a bit pricey, but they carry some of my favorite brands like Estelle Colored Glass & cult favorite - Fish Wife. They also have an online store with options for shipping & local pick up. Deff worth stopping by!

Its nice to have a home depot in the neighborhood. The store is massive and they carry a wide…read morevariety of things for the home; however, the variety of colors and styles for certain departments is sorely lacking. I came in for a kitchen cabinet. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I am so unprepared for things like this and didnt really know what I was doing. Kim and Diane were great in pointing us in the right direction and even offering solutions. The cabinet we needed was not in stock in the color we wanted and when we asked to see other options, we were pointed in the direction of the custom cabinet department. When we got there, we learned the staff for that department werent in on saturdays. Our only other option was to order the cabinet we needed in the color we wanted online and picked up at the store. So, limited selections at this home depot but the staff are really nice. the cabinet we needed was reasonably priced. Will have to be back for our cabinet but overall, not terrible. we also want to get some plants.

The manager at this specific location was very rude, and my deliveries were delayed multiple times…read more Several truckloads of materials were unaccounted for, and every truckload had an issue with the materials. Either the wrong materials were delivered or the sizes did not match what I ordered. This was extremely unprofessional, especially coming from a large corporate company like The Home Depot. (An employee named Ronald was as very understanding and easy to work with, thank you Ronald!!!)

Amazing selection and customer service I love the atmosphere and the level of customer service is…read moreincredible

I arrived at 5:10 PM for a single item--a balloon whisk. I said hello at the door, but instead of a…read morereply, a somewhat neurotic staffer barked at me: "We close in ten minutes." (The store's published closing time is 5:30 PM, not 5:20 PM.) I went to look at the whisks. Another staffer literally ran over to me and, from about three feet away, stared at me for a while, with a pained, impatient expression. After a while he said "What you want! We close in ten minutes." At this point I asked whether they really close at 5:21 PM. He said yes. I said the published closing time says 5:30 PM. He said "That's when we lock the store. Customers get out 15 minutes before then." I asked for a manager, but none was present. I asked the employee for his name: Benjamin. Apart from the hostile service, the inventory I saw was pretty terrible. The whisks looked more like dollar-store items than serious commercial utensils. Perhaps the rest of the store is better, but I'll never find out.