An Aladdin's cave for kitchen equipment ......you name it...they've got it. All the high end stuff…read moreat competitive prices and then lots more than that. Super personal service. It's tucked away between Waitrose and the Ship Hotel but well worth a visit.

I Love this shop they are so passionate in their about everything to do with the kitchen…read more I wish more shops were this fantastic. I have bought so much from their since moving to Weybridge, and still keep going back for more!

Some people are addicted to tobacco or drink or drugs. My vice is cooking gadgets and cookbooks…read more So, Lakeland is my preferred place to feed my dirty habit when I'm feeling weak! If any of you Yelpers see me furtively sneaking in, you're within your rights, no in fact it's your duty to escort me out. Or at least confiscate my credit card! Lakeland describe themselves as the home of creative kitchenware and when I walk in here, there are so many things I didn't even know I wanted until I see them! Fortunately, my Chinese thrift genes kick in and over-ride immediate impulse buying. Otherwise I would be broke and I would need a much larger kitchen to store all my new gadgets Safe to say, I could spend hours browsing, imagining, thinking up recipes as I walk round. To be fair, you can find a lot of stuff here that's not available elsewhere and while you do pay a slight premium, I've found their equipment well-made and durable. I've made myself a pact. Walk round and decide what I would like to buy. Go away and have lunch first. Return and if I still really want it, I get it. Some favourite purchases over the years have included my cook's blowtorch, silicon baking sheets and coolskin gauntlet oven gloves. Now, can I really justify buying a pressurised foamer.....?

Lakeland is akin to a religion (or is that an addiction) for many of its faithful followers. This…read moregenerously proportioned branch is located in a pretty lane off Guildford's High Street. Staff are extremely helpful when you can't instantly locate the item you are seeking. All the renowned bestsellers are available here; many kitchen supplies can be bought in trial packs so you can confirm their virtues before investing in the full-sized version. My (secret) tip - recommended by a Good Housekeeping insider - is a bottle of their Sticky Stuff Remover does exactly what it says on the outside and rescues you from the eternal battle to remove stubbornly irksome labels and price tags.

This shop has absolutely everything you really need for your kitchen (and everything you dont!)…read more Its the sort of place where, if you have been searching long and hard for a kitchen utensil, this is the place where you will find it although you will pay a little more for it than you will anywhere else locally. Now in at least its 3rd location in the shopping centre, it can be found on the ground floor next to LIDL.

This is a very high quality kitchen ware shop with an extraordinary range of goods…read more The shop is jammed to the rafters with stuff but, given the quality of what's on offer, the prices could actually be considered as pretty reasonable. Amongst the high-end bits and pieces, they also stock items that mere mortals might finding themselves needing. The staff are quiet, efficient and very helpful. I recommend this shop.

I feel the need to update this review as every single time I am in Henley I cannot help myself but…read morestop by. I have discovered that I can get my knives sharpened here by the owner which come back razor sharp and ready to get chopping, if I want a particular item from a brand they will order it for me and the products themselves are all of amazing quality and some are quite fun. I have bought everything from dishes and glasses to baking trays and mugs that cannot be tipped over (not even joking, it's is going to be a brilliant gift for my colleague who has knocked over water into her laptop before). This is where I get all of my kitchen appliances and items. I love the people and that they actually care.

This is a new addition to the High Street in Marlow. This building as been quite a few things over…read morethe years, the dodgy Crown pub, Rhome Bar (I think that was what is was called), and the Market Restaurant (that just couldn't compete with Bar and Grill). But I think finally this might be something that will last. I went in there and immediately wanted to buy a big house just so I can fill it with everything from here. It really is the place where you find all the things you never knew you wanted, but now I know they exist I need them all. It is a housewives dream! Blenders, coffee machines, kitchen knives, cookie cutters, baking trays, glasses, mugs, cutlery, this list goes on.

I think that building materials is pushing it a bit for Robert Dyas!…read more They shop is nice and central to town and a good size - more so now that they have opened up the second floor too. For day-to-day odds and sods, this is place to go. They stock every cleaning fluid known to mankind together with a range of home electrical goods and seasonal bits and pieces. Emergency plumbing, electric and DIY bits are all stocked and they often have some genuine bargains going on. The only let-down is the small counter, which can lead to some serious queuing if things get a bit busy.

A lovely little shop on the corner of Warwick Road and The Broadway, this is part of the growing…read moreDavid Shuttle brand and stocks solely kitchenware and gadgets. A wonderful place to browse or to pick up that obscure gadget your mother asked for for Christmas. The plentiful stock is of a very high quality and tastefully displayed, on a par with any John Lewis store. The staff are friendly and knowledgable and the atmosphere is pleasant and relaxing. Although the shop is not cheap it is good value in that the items on sale are of excellent quality and built to last.

customer service could do with an improvement - miserable lady in the kitchen shop can not even…read morebring herself to say thank you to her customers! Found her quite rude.

I quite like this Wilkinsons store in Watford, its rather large and spacious looking interior and…read morethey have lots of tills so you don't have to queue up for long time. They sell lots of products ranging from homeware items to garden to stationary. The shelves are rather tall but overall reachable for the young but maybe not suitable for the maturer people. They got these new baskets which I hate because its so fiddly but overall the place is very clean and refreshing looking. Sometimes there are staff on the shop floor around stocking up items and its a great place if you want to buy some bargain items like shampoo, garden pots, etc.