BLUF: Lovely kitchen and home store featuring higher end items and gifts…read more LeRoux Kitchen is a stunning, inspiring store packed with high-end kitchen gear, fun gadgets, gourmet foods, and more. Like a better version of Williams-Sonoma or Sur La Table, it offers small-business charm and greater variety. From cookbooks and aprons to chocolate, glassware, and cutting boards, they have everything for the kitchen and tabletop, beautifully displayed with a well-stocked inventory. The Martha's Vineyard store is one of several locations in the New England area.

This store is VITAL to the kitchens of Martha's Vineyard! It's been here for many, many years, and…read morefor a reason: They carry the best, most complete and affordable selection of kitchenwares on the island! You can both get a $5 mug here and an expensive Le Creuset French Oven here, with everything in between. The selection includes a lot of white dishware, Le Creuset cooking items, lobster-themed dishes and serverware, a huge selection of coffee mugs with very reasonable price tags on them, cooking utensils, kitchen appliances, napkins, tablecloths, you name it! The one (major) drawback to this store is that they are NOT WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE and have a large front step, as well as a tall flight of stairs inside. It would be nice if they put a doorbell by their entrance so that someone in a wheelchair requiring assistance could let the people at the register know to come to the front door. Even nicer would be if they got an inexpensive, foldable metal ramp off of Amazon to put out in order to accommodate their wheelchair-using would-be customers. However, they WILL help someone out at the front door if they notice you there. I give them a little more leeway than I would for a business off-island, because on Martha's Vineyard, there just aren't a lot of options for well-stocked, affordable kitchenware stores. There's not much else to say, other than the usual Martha's Vineyard caveat: call ahead to double-check their hours, especially in the off-season. This is an excellent store, and I recommend it to anyone looking for kitchenware or a little island kitsch on the Vineyard!

Nice little shop with a lot of unique merchandise for cooks. At the time we visited (7/11/20), they…read morewere having a sale of 20-25% most everything in the store (final sale). I thought that some of the original prices were a bit inflated, but with the sale, it was more reasonable. Great selection of cheese knives and some hard to find items like strawberry hullers. Lots of Le Creuset. I'd definitely recommend a stop in if you're looking for kitchen goods on the Cape. It is a small shop so if you're worried about coming into close contact with others, maybe go at an off hour. Everyone was wearing masks when we visited, however. Staff person at the register was friendly and kind.

Cape Cod Cookery has the best selection of quality kitchen and grilling supplies in a small space…read more You can't imagine that the item you need is available in the small space. But whatever you ask for- Tom can put his finger on it in a minutes. I try to but all my kitchen supplies from Cape Cod Cookery. You should, too.

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!)

Popped inside because the partner and i love kitchen gadgets. He ended up buying a reasonably…read morepriced wet stone. The store clerks were friendly and helpful. We're looking into buying a pasta maker and the one in the store is roughly the same as something you'd buy on amazon, so we're probably going to purchase that in the near future (support local business). Lots of fun kitchen Gadgets that are reasonably priced, which is surprising for a Main St. location. Waiting for the end of summer for them to get their dehydrators in. I'd definitely recommend, the products are on par with many you find online, it's local and it gets you out of the house. SUPPORT MAIN STREET!

Wonderful store with great and very unique selection. You can find anything front sponges to good…read moreknives here. Great selection of olive oil that you can taste. Yum!

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.

Salt and PepperGate I can't even…read more... Insane. Absolutely insane experience. I brought back a defective product to the store -- a pair of $200 salt and pepper mills I had purchased there about two weeks ago. I had just unwrapped them and filled them the day before, only to discover that the surfaces on the bottoms were literally disintegrating. The young woman behind the counter was actually very nice. She even remembered me from when I bought them. She asked me to step to the side while she spoke to the manager because, apparently, "these didn't leave the store in this condition." I said, "Okay," and stepped aside to look at some other things while I waited. I genuinely thought I had just had a perfectly normal, friendly interaction with her. I had absolutely no idea I was apparently the opening act for The Salt & Pepper Mill Hostage Crisis. The manager comes out and asks if he can help me. I say, "Yes! I bought these awesome salt and pepper mills here a couple of weeks ago, and I just opened them and discovered they're disintegrating. Look." This man immediately launches into me that these products did not leave the store in the condition I was returning them in and accuses me of letting them sit in water or otherwise intentionally damaging them. I'm thinking, What the actual $&@? I asked him, "Do you really think I'm lying?" He said, "Yes. You must be." At this point I'm like... WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? He tells me I was aggressive with the cashier. I said, "I was??? OMG. I had literally said hello, showed her the mills and explained that I was SAD because I had just unpacked them and they were falling apart." She then told the manager that this was not how they left the store. I'm sorry, but... WHY WOULD I DRIVE AN HOUR TO BRING BACK SOMETHING I HAD INTENTIONALLY DESTROYED? Especially when, at the time I bought them, this SAME PERSON proudly told me they had a LIFETIME GUARANTEE. A lifetime guarantee. It had been TWO WEEKS. Then this guy looks me up and triumphantly announces: "IT'S BEEN ALMOST 30 DAYS." I'm like... okay? I wasn't even asking for a refund at that point. I was bringing them back because they were defective and trying to figure out what the hell to do about it. Also... 30 days is not a lifetime. And then things somehow got even crazier. The young woman IS BEYOND UPSET, reaches for the phone and tells me to leave the store and gets right in my face like I'm a threat to her. I'm standing there thinking, WHAT IS HAPPENING? I may have said something unkind at that point -- BUT I WAS PROVOKED and for that, I will concede that I probably could have chosen better words. But I still didn't raise my voice or lose my cool. I was simply completely bewildered by what was happening. Then an older woman comes out from behind the counter and suddenly ALL THREE OF THEM ARE YELLING AT ME TO LEAVE. They literally ganged up on me like the mean girls in a middle-school cafeteria. I felt like a trapped rat. And all of this... OVER A SALT AND PEPPER MILL. They told me to leave or they were calling the police. I'm thinking, THE POLICE?! For what? Aggravated pepper grinding?! Eventually the older woman, who was shaking and yelling, managed to tell me that they would tell any customer that defective products had to be handled through the manufacturer. I said, "Okay. I hear you. But why are you all so horrible?" She said: "Because you're upsetting everyone." I said: "I'M upsetting everyone?! Good lord. Imagine this family's Thanksgiving dinner." At that point, the guy who runs the pottery shop next door apparently got called in as backup and walked me out. Now the whole store was involved. And here's the thing: he remembered me. I had bought a couple hundred dollars worth of stuff from him the same day I bought the mills. And unlike everyone else, he was just... normal. He was calm, understanding and completely reasonable. Which honestly made the whole thing even more surreal. I walked out thinking, I am a normal person. What the hell just happened? I have never experienced anything quite like it. I loved those $200 salt and pepper mills. Apparently, they come with a lifetime guarantee and a complimentary nervous breakdown. Absolute worst customer service experience I've ever had. I'm not saying you shouldn't shop there. I am sharing my story because I was mistreated and neither heard nor cared for by the owners of a business that earn their living from good people who deserve better. Plus these people should read about themselves, look in the mirror and be embarrassed with themselves. What a mess!!!!! Horrifying!!!!!

I bought a Swiss Army. Can't open it there probably a year ago. I stopped in there today as I do…read moreonce a month or so just because it's a beautiful shop and I like to buy something I really don't need. I told the owner this is the worst can opener I've ever bought. Just wanna let you know. his response was oh that's too bad. I wasn't looking for a new one maybe 10% off a different one? Was not expecting oh that's too bad for a response. Sadly, I will never stop in there again and buy anything that I really don't need and that makes me sad. I guess I will just shop online like everyone else does thank you.

Everyone at Kitchen Outfitter's is personable, welcoming, helpful, professional, and knowledgeable…read moreabout their products. They take customer feedback and product reviews into consideration when deciding which brands to carry. There's very little that they don't have (or have access to), from fun gadgets to major cookware. Are there items that can be purchased for less at Amazon or TJ Maxx? Of course, but, supporting and shopping local businesses is important to us.

The Very Best has-everything-for-your kitchen store (even…read moreif you haven't thought of that one item!) in MetroWest Massachusetts Willa & her staff are fantastically helpful, knowledgeable, cheerful, courteous & patient! If they don't have it, they will try their best to order it!! Go‼ You will not rue the drive!

They're out of business, which is too bad. We loved them. Also, don't be fooled by the signed still…read moreon the building. It's a piano and rug store now.

Knife sharpening service was very good. It is a beautiful thing to have sharp knives again. And…read morethey taught how to maintain the edges in the interim. The store has lovely, high quality items for the kitchen too.

Stay away from this kitchen supply store. They buy cheap quality products imported from China and…read moresell it at a high markup price. I bought a wok, washed it after I used it to cook, and overnight rust spots appeared. I put oil on it but the rust wouldn't go away. Wasted $50. And also, I exchanged a cutting board for other utensils and it didn't add up to the same price as the board. It was only a 5¢ difference. The young man store owner said "You must pay". Really, you really want that extra nickel. Buyer beware, you're in for a scare! You can buy good quality utencils at Dollar Tree for way less.

Could not have been nicer! Had everything I needed at a stellar price. Will be back for larger…read moreitems next visit. Tight space so leave friends outside... or better yet getting Dim Sum near bye.

This store continues to be a 5-star experience for me. I was in recently to poke around and as…read moreusual found such a gorgeous selection of French and French-inspired mainly household/kitchen items. This is a great shop to find unique gifts and they do gift-wrapping which is a plus. I find the salespeople to be friendly and eager to assist. I bought myself a Languiole cheese knife that I love. It was a nice addition to the charcuterie board I recently put together. I am returning to the store to buy two more....another for myself and the other one as a Christmas stocking stuffer. Never too early to start one's Christmas shopping, imo. If you're in the area, do check out this shop; I think you will be glad that you did.

I have been shopping at La Petite Maison for many years. I return regularly to purchase…read morecollectibles that I adore. I have bought numerous gifts for friends throughout the years, especially for babies and children. Nan also offers a rotating selection of housewares, gourmet foods, linens and various other goods. I continue to patronize the store because I have developed a bond with the welcoming and helpful staff. Also, several times a year there are special events and tastings celebrating all things French. La Petite Maison is a frequent destination. Vive la France! Vive La Petite Maison!