Need a kitchen gadget---this is your place. There's an entire wall of things that you might think…read moreyou never needed...until you saw it here. I found some cool reusable sandwich bags as well as some interesting flavored teas (birthday cake). Awesome kitchen towels and a good source for Riedel glassware. Make this a destination if you're shopping on Mass.

Amazing place! They now have olive oils and vinegars and a ton of spices and salts. So glad there…read moreis something local instead of having to go to KC or Topeka. I'll be back for sure!

Love this place! They have everything you need for cookie decorating. The owners are friendly and…read moreknowledgable and make sure you get what you need!

Baking is one of my hobbies and I'm glad that this place is around. The owner and her son are both…read morevery knowledgeable and friendly. This is my go to place for specialized baking things. I love their selection of luster dust. The prices are higher than Amazon but I rather support a small business.

Cockrell Mercantile is such a fun place to visit. The old-time feel and huge selection of gifts,…read morecandy, spices, and kitchen goods make it worth the trip. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the shops are full of unique finds you don't see anywhere else. It's one of those places you can wander around and always discover something new. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and we even got to try some delicious caramel apple tea which we had to bring home. I can't wait to go back and take family and friends.

I've never walked away empty handed! This is one of my favorite places to shop when visiting…read morefamily in Pleasant Hill MO. It's in an out of the way place off any major roads. There are multiple small buildings with various types of kitchen, baking and cookware, dish ware and some clothing & bags. My favorite buildings are the General Store and Morton House. There is a large selection of choices! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. We were there in the hour before closing. The building not in the General Store had closed out their cash drawers. They offered to walk us over to the main store to check out there.

I LOVE this shop! It's like the time-honored "General Store" some may remember. It's truly a…read morecharming store from the beautiful flowers outside the front door, to the back walls, to the 2nd room, including life-size cutouts of Travis & Taylor there to greet you! Everywhere I turned, around every corner there was something that caught my eye and interest, especially all the unique food items, many hand-crafted by well-known independent companies in the KC Metro area. And the most extensive variety of Stonewall Kitchen jams, jellies, and preserves of every sort! I swooned at the sight of Pink Grapefruit Marmalade...you just can't leave here empty handed! Gift-able items galore, sure to please, because you know YOU want them too! Kitchen and housewares, unique grocery items, games...an almost endless variety. It's just delightful place to shop and browse. And be sure to try the epic assortment of the locally produced Polly's Pop!

I had visited this store a few years back and remembered it fondly as a cute store with neat…read morekitchen nick nacks and delectable food items. However, while in the area I decided to stop by since I am in the midst of a kitchen remodel, and I did not like the vibe I received from the woman in the store. I do not believe that she was the proprietor but someone who seemed to have hawkish eyes and a bit of cynical skepticism about her. I do not present myself like the regular provincial type of women from these parts. I am cool and confident and humble (but not in that Mary Kay way, if you know what I mean). It seems that I didn't fit her particular vision of who she wanted in there. B.T.W, I was the only there and am not surprised if this is because others have felt the same. I almost was about to purchase something that I liked but decided that I could definitely find it elsewhere.

BEWARE : This place is a SCAM !…read more They use three different websites which operate randomly. They never answer their phones and when they do it goes straight to a recording. The Customer Service 'manager' sends you an email and when you reply to it, it bounces back as 'undeliverable' They took THREE weeks to fulfill a simple order which they got all wrong after all. No wonder they don't subscribe to PayPal. Do yourself a favor and save yourself a lot of grief - shop someplace else.

Everyone here is very friendly and helps you find what you're looking for…read more This is a great source for professional kitchen goods without paying Williams-Sonoma prices. They've been in business for a long time and the manager, Patty, is very knowledgeable.

These folks absolutely know appliances! They know the pros and cons of every manufacturer and every…read moremodel. We now get everything there and they've never steered us wrong. In one case, I wanted an induction cooktop with a built-in fan. Hours of internet searches, and speaking with supposed "experts" at other appliance stores, convinced me that what I wanted simply did not exist. I visited Alexander & Rays and they knew immediately how to get exactly what I was looking for--which was a little known luxury brand that almost nobody carries. Oh and BTW, their installers are fantastic.

Needed help setting up my TV & remotes. I received quick, courteous, professional technical…read moreservice.

karen f Leawood…read more I would advise anyone to be hesitant about Koehler Signature Store in Hawthorn Plaza. I tried, repeatedly, with less than satisfactory results. I got slow results, even after paying an up front design fee. Amy was not only slow, but not knowledgeable. I'm not sure her manager knew what was going on. EXTREMELY UNPROFESSIONAL. I ended up making selections myself. I would NOT recommend this Koehler location.

Super slow customer service. When we walked in there we two ladies at the front desk assisting one…read morecustomer. We walked around for about twenty minutes before we were acknowledged even being in this small store. The customer left and we were ignored. One of the workers walked past us to make herself a cup of coffee. I would have left but my husband liked the sinks. So far, I am not impressed.