I try to support local businesses as much as I can before I jump at ordering on Amazon, but I just…read moreexperienced a second bad encounter at this store ( the first being a year prior). The service was rude and dismissive when I asked a question. Now, I didn't know that the gentleman was serving someone else one isle over, but they could have said "I'm sorry I can help you in a bit when I'm finishing with this customer in the next isle", but instead was very abrupt, and impatiently snapped that they were with someone else. Had I of know they were helping a customer somewhere else in the store. I would have waited patiently. Looking at some other very similar reviews, it looks to be a pattern of poor and rude behaviour from the owner. This is too bad, because the store itself has wonderful products.

Excellent Quality and Service! I ordered vanities for my…read morehome from this site, and I am extremely satisfied with their product and service. The quality of the vanities is outstanding and very durable. The design is stylish and modern, and the price was very reasonable. The delivery process was smooth and on time. I highly recommend this site to anyone looking for quality and affordability. Definitely 5 stars!

Great collection for kitchenware and Gifts…read more Excellent service. Free Gift wrap with purchase.

This place seems to have been here for ever, just tucked right in the center of the market, upper…read morefloor. There's an abundance of kitchen supplies from fancy gadgets, baking wares, kitchen storage, tools, and many more of things you didn't know you need. If there's a specific kitchen ware you need, you'll likely find it here. The owners are also very friendly. They know their stuff and are always happy to help. I always enjoy having a look through and seeing what I can find. Depending what you're looking for, the value is really quite a huge range. Compared to William Sonoma for example, you'll find fancy items here for a little bit cheaper. But there are also things you can get from Amazon or in local stores much cheaper. I.e. they priced a potatoes ricer at $43 sale price, but you can get it for $35 online. If you find something you really want here, just take a second to check the prices if you don't already know it. Make sure you're getting a good price. Sometimes it's a good deal, other times it's not actually. Either way, I love stopping by here

This place has everything. If there is a kitchen or cooking gadget under the sun moon or stars…read moreyou'll locate it here. And if you can't locate it the staff know exactly where to find it on the stacked shelves. The narrow halls can make it hard to manoeuvre so tread lightly and watch your bags but otherwise enjoy browsing for things you didn't know you didn't need.

This little kitchen store has many nice products with a quite reasonable price (a bit higher than…read moreplaces like Walmart). Lots of beautiful and floral tablecloths in different sizes. It has an extension in the back of the store that has a variety of tablecloths and kitchen aprons. We were there for a while to figure out if the tablecloth we chose fits our dining table. The owner followed us to either help or got suspicious if we were stealing from her. And asked us about the size of the table and said, the sizes are written there (she was implying that what's the hold up when the sizes are written). I was a bit irritated and felt discriminated, but tried not to view it like that and thought to myself maybe she was having a tough day. But, now that I read the reviews on Google Maps, I know that my initial thoughts and feelings were right. Elora is a touristy beautiful town and store owners are expected to treat everyone equally and with respect.

I always pop into grand gourmet.... Love this quaint shop....... Unfortunately today I encountered…read morean aged saleslady who was quite miserable and aggressive..... Shame shame to have to deal with such unpleasant people...... Not good for business....

As a former employee, I can't publish any of the many things, if there are many things…read more , that this company does (or may do), day-to-day, seasonally, etc. (either, directly to the employees very hard and with a cold, villainous approach, or not) that makes me feel that it is one of the 'Companies From Canada With Half-Decent Success' that I can't (at all, because evil) publicly support, or can.

Last Friday night, I was waiting for an order from Descendant and decided to check out some of the…read morebusinesses while I was waiting. I took a left from the pizza place and found Cookery. I looked at the sign placed on the sidewalk and it offers cooking classes. Cool! What drew me in was a pasta dryer. It was red and translucent. It looked cool. I walked in. There is a little ramp for those who may need a wheelchair to enter and exit the store. Perhaps I had luck on my side. I didn't have anyone asking whether I needed assistance. I like self-discovery when I have nothing in mind to shop for. A female staffer was assisting two other female customers. Judging from their conversation, they would be going at it for a while. One of them was awfully specific about the types of mini bowls that she had in mind. I was correct. They were still talking by the time I had completed by browsing excursion in this store. This store is more on the higher end of kitchen appliances and accessories. If you're looking for higher quality items, you want to shop here. I have a few examples. I found a stainless steel poacher for eggs. I frankly don't think that you need to get one for $15, but you can if you're dying to own one. I found a rather fancy-looking carbonation machine. It made my SodaStream machine that I love look like a toy. I love Le Creuset. It is truly an investment when you are buying pieces, so I don't own a lot of items. I normally hit an outlet or wait for a sale. This place had a silicone brush for basting turkeys or applying egg wash to your pastries before shoving them into the oven. It felt good in my hand until I saw that it was $25. Really? The cooking classes seem to happen at the back. There is a kitchen, but it had so many products around the cooking area that was obviously dormant. It was odd to me. You'd have to take all your products off before you have your cooking class. It seemed like a lot of work. Perhaps there's another kitchen area in the back that I wasn't aware of. Who knows? It was nice browsing around this store. I liked looking at the covered shopping carts. I grew up with a foldable metal one with two wheels. It was bigger that the ones offered here, but I like how your items are protected from the elements. The designed looked nice compared to my boxy ones that I've owned over the years when I didn't have a car and needed to walk to the supermarket down the street. I look forward to returning to this store and checking out their items some more. (31)

We found out about SHARP Knife Shop at one of the Burlington Craft Markets in 2018. The Owner was…read moredoing a demonstration on how to sharpen a knife and my mom secretly bought us a pig butchery class for Christmas. We went to the class a couple months ago and it was amazing. We started with two pig halves and got to break down the pig with very minimal help from the instructor. We learned a whole lot and we got to take 25lbs home each. The whole environment/shop was very clean and organized. We did have a chance to look around the shop prior to the class and the owner was very friendly and answered any questions we had. While I didn't end up buying a knife from here, I do plan on it when I have enough in my budget to spend on a knife, as I'm not a professional chef. Gage (the owner) knows his stuff and will sharpen one knife for free when you come in and he does a great job. Cleaned up and sharpened my mom's Japanese knife that had gotten rusty. I recommend all my chef friends to go to him for knives, so I have to recommend any of you reading this should check it out. He's got a great selection of amazing knives.

Great knowledgeable staff and all the stones and sharpening kit you need, locally. They also do…read morevery good sharpening.

Visited here on Saturday afternoon with my friend. The inside of store was so cozy and relaxing,…read moreand the staff were very friendly and attentive. They have all kinds of teaware like teapot set, coster, and even travel kit etc. Price range was quite reasonable too (especially considering the quality). I got a travel set for myself, and my friend bought a teapot set for her friend's birthday gift. We both were very satisfied with our visit here :)

From the owner: We offer a variety of high-quality teaware, teapots, and Chadao-related products, including:…read more - Traditional and modern teapots (ceramic, porcelain, and more) - Gaiwans, tea cups, and pitchers for Gongfu tea - Tea trays, strainers, scoops, and other Chadao tools - Tea sets perfect for beginners and collectors Each product is selected for its craftsmanship, authenticity, and ability to bring calm and joy into your daily tea ritual. More than just a store, our mission is to share the essence of Chinese tea culture with the world.

Wow! What an amazing find in Toronto…read more I run a Cookbook dinner club so when I walked into this bookstore that was all cookbooks, Cooking related memoirs and stories, I thought I died and went to heaven. A beautiful brightly colored store with kitchen and food themed items. In addition to books Staff was lovely. Very low pressure. I probably could've spent hours poking around the shelves. Definitely on our list to visit next time we are back in town

Good Egg has a lot of cute decor and home ware…read more I'm a huge fan of baggu and there's a wide selection of products. The pricing is a bit pricey but considering there's no actual baggu store in toronto it's worth it. The staff is also pretty friendly!

I bought a KitchenAid Mixer from THE INTERNET KITCHEN, it came with a 25 year Warranty. The Motor…read moreand gears died today, so I'm trying to get a replacement under the warranty. NOBODY At home KNOCK KNOCK

This place is awesome. They have all the high quality kitchen stuff (shun, wustof, global, all…read moreclad, peugot) and at very competitive prices. The owner is very knowledgeable and friendly and is happy to explain details about product design, construction and comparisons between different brands.He also often gives me discounts at the register! He generally carries all the important stuff you would find at williams sonoma but for way less. The one thing I haven't seen there is le creuset stuff. I should ask him next time. If you're looking for high quality kitchen tools and equipment, head here.