Wow. If you need it for your kitchen then the Gray Goose should have it…read more If you're there it's likely cuz you're a tourist but you won't be disappointed by checking it out. It's a bit on the high end price wise & you might be able to find some of their items cheaper at other stores. It's cool to browse either way. It's heavy on the gadgets but they have some sauces & food items too. I've never been during one of their demonstrations so I can't comment on that. When I'm at the Olde Mystic Village I always like to pop in & see what I might want to purchase.

Evvvvverything for your baking and cooking needs. Some of the most ridiculous cooking gadgets I've…read moreever seen! They also had several garlic roasters which I never even knew existed. Prices are hit or miss. Some stuff you'd expect to pay more for, other stuff you'd rather buy somewhere cheaper. Definitely my favorite store in the Village though.

This is a treasure if you love anything kitchen, home decor, tableware. The store has two…read morestories, the downstairs has a great selection of dishes, kitchen gadgets, kitchen cutlery...while the upstairs is full of plates, glassware and crystal items. The staff is super friendly and very helpful. You can find pretty much any variety of anything at different price points (plates, bowls, aprons, cutting boards, kitchen utensils, silverware, you name it). Many times they run sales and clearance so you can find great deals on quality stuff. Check it out next time you are in Wickford.

If you're obsessed with cool tableware and kitchen gadgets, this is the place for you! Excellent…read moreprices and a variety of glasses including wine glasses, rocks glasses and martini glasses as well as, plates, bowls, and serving dishes. I was psyched to find a number of cute little bowls that I use for olives and small veg and fruits on cheese boards. They also have some hard to find items like a gadget for removing the stems of cherries. Two levels of kitchen pleasure. Sadly they close at 5, though, wish they stayed open later because then I would be here more often.

Their Knife Sharpening is worse than terrible. My knives…read morewere duller after the 'sharpening' and close to ruined. They are Wüsthof knives and Wüsthof- Trident of North America store in Norwalk is the place to go for professional sharpening.

This gourmet cooking store has the added bonus of a coffee bar inside the store. You can grab a…read morelatte and browse away. The selection here is incredible. Anything you could need or want for your kitchen and cooking adventures. Minus one star for a rude, unpleasant staff interaction.

Drove there from long island on a weekend and place was CLOSED . We went to the outlet store in…read moreupstate New York and purchased some amazing items

This is a store at the outlets in Clinton, Connecticut. There's a lot of free parking. The store is…read morebeautiful. Service was really helpful. They have beautiful products.

Food was delicious. Service was fair. Prices are rather high. Flounder was tasty and lobster dish…read morewas also good.

If you are seeking a shop that specializes in the very best cooking supplies, knives, bakeware,…read moreglass & much more, this is your place! I haven't found anyplace on Long Island or Manhattan that carries the same variety of high quality products. The staff is very friendly & knowledgeable.

I love Stock! Jan is wonderful and everyone who works there is great. For starters they give my dog…read morea treat every time he walks by, talk about service! They have an amazing selection of goods and you can always count on Jan to be open in storms or when we lose power. She is a neighborhood hero. This is a fun store for gadgets, beautiful houseware items, and great spices. I love to shop here during Christmas to get unique gifts and they offer gift wrap!!!

Stock Culinary Goods is the cooking store to end all other cooking stores!…read more Every time I go in, the staff are incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, making every visit nothing short of delightful. Their selection is unmatched--Rancho Gordo beans (a cult favorite and nearly impossible to find in stores), beautifully designed Kinto mugs from Japan in every size and color, locally milled flours from Maine, and even Rhode Island classics like Wright's Dairy coffee milk. They have it ALL! Every corner of the shop is thoughtfully curated with the best culinary goods, and the variety is second to none. There's no place on Hope Street I enjoy being *whisked away into more! (*There's a whisk flag outside to beckon you into the store when they're open, so if you see it, let yourself be whisked in too!)

I organized a private class for a bachelorette party and this was the PERFECT activity. Mary was…read moreamazing and thorough in helping getting everything set up and Chef Deja lead us through a wonderful meal. Clean, informative and most importantly, delicious. Thank you!!

We celebrated my 40th birthday here with Mary and Chef Deja. Family came from near and far and all…read morehad a great time. We even came in dressed in themed costume just to make it extra fun and corny. What a memorable and fun activity for us and the perfect way to engage a group of 12 people, ages 8 to 72 years old for a few hours. It pleased everyone AND the food we made was awesome. Everything was great and there's not one item for improvement I can comment on. I would totally recommend doing this for any social occasion.

More often than not, we hear of local shops shutting their doors, so it was great news to learn of…read moreWeekend Kitchen's move and expansion. We love this destination in Essex for all kinds of kitchen accoutrements, and we love it even more now. Nancy Kirkiles has a knack for mixing vintage finds with kitchen necessities, and the new, larger space has allowed her to flex her merchandising muscles. You'll find an extensive selection of her lovely letterpressed cards on thick stock (and you'll want to stock up), plus a tempting mix of vintage glassware, interesting cookbooks, antique cleavers, teeny silver spoons, crystal salt cellars, linen aprons, essentials for baking; an entire batterie de cuisine. If you're on a spring cleaning rampage, head here for natural bristle brushes and potions with names like "Boys Bathroom" and Superlative Hand Soap. Over the years, Nancy has developed a talented team of collaborators. If you've been to one of her cooking classes or pop-up dinners, you'll know what I'm talking about. Chef Paul Barron will continue to offer classes and dinners through Weekend Kitchen (coming up: Potato Gnocchi and Easy Thai), plus home chef services and (coming soon) grab-and-go meals. You'll find Plenty of Cake, literally. Lesley Moore's imaginative treats will be available and by custom order (her gluten free versions may just be the best I've had), and a refrigerator case is on the way, to be stocked with Arethusa Farm's ridiculous fresh butter, milk, and cheese. I've been known to race over pre-party for a last minute ladle or gravy boat; now I'll just have so many more reasons to visit.

Very nice store with lots of nice things but sales person was NOT wearing a mask. It made me quite…read moreuncomfortable as the store has aisles that are a little tight.