Decent kitchen accessories store…read more Le Gourmet has a very nice selection of cookware/bakeware, plus a small line of gourmet food items. They like to give out samples, but forget getting any in the evening- they usually run out by 6:30 p.m. and don't bother to refill the sample dishes. Samples of salsa, crackers and dips are usually displayed during the afternoon. I like their line of cocktail mixers, with the majority being priced reasonably priced. We picked up some pre-made cosmopolitan and margarita mixes here that were nice for entertaining. Some of their prices on kitchen appliances and cookware are on the steep side, so beware. I've found better prices at Target on similar items, so it doesn't always appear that this is a real "outlet" store. The sale/clearance prices are a bit laughable. The last three times we've stopped in to shop, we've seen the exact same items on the clearance rack sitting in the same spot at their originally marked down prices, which means they don't bother to adjust prices or further discount items to sell them more quickly. Weird.

All sorts of good stuff for the kitchen.read more

I called this store in birch run, Mi. asking if they have a knife set available and they said they…read moredo, I told them I was coming to pick it up, had to drive 1 1/2 hours, when I got there they told me it was sold out, the manager didn't offer any discount on anything else, she just told me that they would call me when they get another set, and they never did.

I could go to East Elm Kitchen everyday looking for kitchen goodies. The selection is excellent and…read moreall the bases are covered. From specialty food selections to top line kitchenware they have it all. The staff is outstanding and I could talk "shop" with them all day. Love to support local as well. If you haven't been here you need to stop in. Old Village Plymouth is becoming a destination.

Beautiful selection of goods. Well thought out displays. Store was busy for just opening on a…read moreThursday morning. I hope you stay that busy and become the catalyst to revive Liberty St. I'm assuming it was the owner who greeted us. Very pleasant, felt welcomed the minute I walked in. Pricing was on par with the quality of the product. I've seen some of these items at a higher price elsewhere so I would check here if you are shopping around.

Located next to a Mexican Tacos and Tienda. Inside, It feels like walking your way to an Amazon…read morewarehouse. Great selection of kitchen tools, appliances and even chef's outfit like the hat, coat, pants and shoes. Bought a couple of Japanese ramen bowls and plates. They cost less than Amazon price. Not sure about authenticity but they have a sticker at the bottom of the bowls. If you're a business owner, you can buy most of the kitchen equipment needs. The guy who runs the place was friendly and helpful. Not sure about the ladies because they were rudely speaking in Asian language. If they want us to go out early for closing time, they could have mentioned politely. Anyways, we will be back and get the sushi platter and Japanese tea set.

Leaving one star because both times I was in there, the lady tailed me around the entire store…read morewhile I shopped.. She even started pretending like she was putting shoes away and stood on the middle of the aisle to aggressively prevent me from getting through even after I said "Excuse me".. Then she started yelling loudly to the other guy and I'm almost certain she was talkin , gauging from the other 1 star reviews for this store.. She has done it before.. I get it that you don't want people stealing from you, but maybe invest in some security cameras? That's what they exist for.. The vast majority of us are not thieves. And if you're so miserable there, maybe find a new job? Absolutely terrible. Don't go here and support these owners. I won't be back.

I had Carston, who works at Cutco over for a knife demonstration. This young man is impressive and…read morevery personable. I am to say these knives are sweet. I hope they start selling hatches, axes and machetes to go along with the buck knives. Remember, you truly get what you pay for. Bye bye farberware. Keep up the good work!!

From the owner: Cutco is the premier American made cutlery company! Our knives are backed by our forever guarantee…read moremeaning that once your purchase you're set for life! Our store carries all of Cutco's amazing knives and many more exciting items ranging from delicious preserves, spices, cookware, and many other extremely useful things for your kitchen and home! Cutco - For you, forever!

I could have spent an afternoon browsing in this lovely shop. They have anything you might need for…read morea well stocked kitchen. When you walk in, you get the delicious smell of fresh brewed coffee. They sell coffee beverages to go and have a large variety of beans by the pound. I got a yummy Hawaiian macadamia coffee. They offer complimentary gift wrap services for your purchases and made us up a beautiful gift bag.

I walked into this store wanting to buy some nice coffee for a gift. while I was standing at the…read morecounter waiting for my turn to be helped, two different employees chose to help people who had walked up to the counter after me. I have no idea why I was ignored, and was made to feel like I didn't matter. I won't be back.

I bought a $70 Boston shaker from this company (it's a bar tending drink shaker) and it rusted in…read morethe sink before I even used it once. I emailed the company to arrange a return and a refund and they said they won't take it back because I left it in the sink for a day. What do they think happens to bar tending equipment? I've had other shakers that have never rusted after years of use, so yea, I will never buy anything from them again. Beware what you buy too, they won't return it if it's terrible quality (not that this was supposed to be, they claim it's stainless steel and sure charge for it as if it was). Terrible service.

Get discovered Williams Food in 2017. Since then they are the first choice when I look for various…read morekitchenware. They always have the best selection of the world's top brands - you can find almost everything you need at a fair price! Greatly appreciate their business. Will always recommend this company!

Amazed by the size of the warehouse…read more Reasonably priced, wide selection of restaurant ware and equipment. From spoons by the dozen as low as $3, pans for $7 each, 3 door fridge for less than 5k etc Well organized display. Helpful and friendly staff. Gives honest advice about quality and warranty of the brands. Highly recommend for starting and existing restaurant owners and staff.

I don't own a restaurant - I'm just a hobby baker…read more I went here to get an item, but when I got here I checked the website and it said "out of stock." I asked a cashier; she looked up the item and grabbed one from the back. Glad I asked!! The store was clean and staff was friendly.

I loved the huge selection of all types of kitchenware. The prices were pretty good and I also…read moreenjoyed the Turkish delight when checking out.

This store has a huge selection of middle eastern household decor and kitchenware. Owner is very…read moreapproachable and provides great customer service. Things are a bit overpriced though. A lot of the tea and coffee sets he had I found at other locations for more reasonable prices.

I love printed signs mixed in with artwork on the walls when I'm decorating, so this place would…read moreget my attention immediately. Check out the photos! Great signs for Xmas and everyday. There were ball caps and jewelry and serving pieces. Prices were reasonable and within my budget. I will be back!

What a whimsical find!…read more I was kind of disappointed to see French Flamingo had closed its doors, but was pleasantly surprised to find such a cute little boutique had taken up residence in its former location. I was browsing downtown when I came upon this new shop, which apparently launched this past spring. When I walked in, I was impressed by the super cute and eclectic selection of jewelry, clothing, accessories, tabletop items, and giftware. The shop, though located in a small space, was incredibly well-organized and attractively laid out. The giftware and tabletop items had a slightly unique flavor to them, not like stuff you see everyday in Target (not that there's anything wrong with Target, lol). Most of the merchandise was in the mid-price range or a bit higher, which is not unusual for the Holly market at all. Most of the niche shops in that area tend to trend a bit higher in price than other larger stores, anyway. I noticed right away a lot of super adorable tabletop items in pineapple, owl, sea or tropic motifs, all of which I like, especially the pineapple designs (after all, pineapples are the international symbol of welcome). I picked up a silver pineapple wine bottle stopper (quite heavy, I might add) for $20. It was too cute to pass up. Most of the shop seemed devoted to tabletop items and home decor, including cutting boards, glassware, dishes, serving platters, candles, and art, much of it on the "one of a kind" spectrum. Aside from the tabletop accessories and home decor, I spied some clothing, handbags, jewelry, and sunglasses. I liked that a good percentage of the merchandise seemed to come from Michigan artisans and Detroit area companies, including designs by Detroit Surf Co. and Made in Detroit. Like I said, the prices weren't the cheapest, but I wasn't hunting for a bargain, either. In my opinion, they had high quality items, pieces with a unique flair at prices that seemed pretty on par for the area. I'm no cheapskate, so I didn't even think about the price point for even a second. I appreciate fun, unique design choices, so this shop definitely had my attention. I'd rather purchase items that aren't super mass marketed any day of the week, especially when it comes to home decor. In the backroom and by appointment only, they're also offering spray tanning services. I'm not interested in that at all- I like being naturally pale- but it's nice if that is something that you're into. I have no clue about the prices for such services, but they did have a brochure detailing it at the cash register. The girl that waited on me was rather pleasant and friendly, too. She didn't get in the way, but she seemed quite knowledgeable and was well-versed in the type of companies they work with. While she rang up my purchase, she mentioned that they try to maintain a more eclectic style of merchandise and that new shipments come in at least once a week, so there's always something new in store. Apparently, they have some kind of rewards program for returning customers. All I know is that I signed up it at the time I made my purchase and it was simple, probably only took a couple of seconds to sign up, so maybe I'll get a discount or an update on new products coming in.