This is a great store to buy any kind of knives great service very knowledgeable the store was neat and clean great experience great people to work with read more

A great specialty shop that caters to chefs and cooks of all kinds. I'm continually impressed by how great the customer service is here. The staff behind the counter really knows their stuff, and will help you pick the knives and materials that are right for you... not just the most expensive stuff they can talk you into buying. The store definitely seems to specialize in Japanese knives. There is an impressive selection of stainless steel and carbon steel knives. Plus, the store has small selections of sharpening tools and stones, hunting knives, blocks, cutting boards, pocketknives, and kitchen tools. About half of the store is taken up by kitchen clothing. This has got to be a go-to place for Valley chefs, I would bet. The sharpening prices are very reasonable and I've been happy with the quality of the sharpening jobs they've done. A great store for a professional, or for an aspiring cook! read more

My chiropractor is next door, not to mention Dukes, so I've noticed and walked by this place many, many times but never ventured in. My mistake. It epitomizes what's best in local, passionate retail ownership and is worth a trip if that's worthy to you. It's not big or fancy. They aren't catering to the person wanting the $20 block of Ginsu knives, but they also wouldn't turn you away if you came in looking. It's simply a great place to explore a refined selection of professional quality chef's knives - which is clearly their passion. Most people are content with whatever knife is readily available, but for those who cook professionally - the right knife is as critical as a tennis racquet for Federer or a golf club to Mickelson... natural extensions to their physical skill sets. A good knife doesn't make you better, but simply betters what you do. When I visited, there were several well known chefs, looking for a new favorite tool, and I loved how they were as passionate about the design and fit as a car collector might be when it comes to craftsmanship. The feel in the hand, blade length, metallurgy, composite materials... all were factors. The owner was happy to spread dozens of choices on the counter, helping each buyer zoom in on what fit them best. When it was my turn, I was clueless, but he steered me the right way. In my case, I'm not a chef but have spent many months in kitchens, doing sexy deeds like chopping up cases of onions. So I love a good knife. And what I've since forgotten is how well a sharp knife makes a home cook's life better. You can go in with $40 or $400 and they'll find the best product for your price range. And if you don't want to buy, they'll sharpen your existing stuff. read more

Phoenix knife house, is the name of the establishment. And it's a good name to have because they sell knives here. I have purchased many knives and as someone who doesn't work in the kitchen or know anything about knives, I have been happy because the people that work here are super knowledgeable and that's what I need. If you are Chef you're probably going to fit right in because these people know a lot about knives and you and the whoever's working can just talk about knives and maybe you can meet your best friend here read more

This is seriously the best place to get a knife. Forget about Williams Sonoma, Macy's, or Sur La Table. This store is owned by a very nice guy, Eytan, and he is more than willing to help you pick the best knife. He told me that he used to intern under the owner of Korin which is the best Japanese knife store in the USA. He knows his knives in and out. I was thinking of getting the Misono UX10 and wanted to try around before buying it. This is seriously the only store in the valley that I could find that carried Misono UX10. When i was there, Eytan steered me toward Blazen gyuto/chef's knife and after trying it out, I am now a happy Blazen gyuto owner. Very sharp knife, it has a stable and comfortable handle. The Blazen is a pricier knife but it's worth it. I also got the cheap VIctorinox Pairing knife for under $10 I brought 3 of my knives to be sharpen and Eytan sharpened them for free because I bought the knives that day. The knives came out sharper than the day I bought it. Could not be happier with this store. read more

I too, am a fan of Knife House. The other reviews are spot on about how this is the place for all your culinary knife needs. But I was not in need of a chef knife when I first went here, I needed a chef coat. The selection was adaquate and I found a coat at a very reasonable price. But heres were this place rocks, i used adaquate cause the selection was not as big as one might hope. But I inquired about other attire Chef Works produces and the owner breaks out their catalog and says, "I can order anything you want at cost for you, I just don't carry that much stuff cause I am more of a knife store then a chef clothing store." This place deserves all of the accolades it gets. the owner is hella laid back but professional. Knows his shit and is more than happy to share his knowledge with others. If you have any culinary knife needs, this is the place to fill them. read more

A first-class operation. The proprietor and his staff know their stuff. They were able to tell me which of my knives were worth sharpening and which should, ah, be cast away. The sharpening service is excellent. From viewing the products on display at their new location, I suspect the store really favors eastern cutlery. There is some German cutlery (Henckels and Wustof are my favorites), but the emphasis is on Japanese blades. Some of their goods are VERY expensive. However, their offerings are professional-grade knives and other implements used in professional hotel and restaurant food service. As someone who originally bought his knives from the long-gone and sorely-missed Stoddard's in downtown Boston, MA more years ago than I care to recall; I despaired that I would never find another storefront that would satisfy me. I had to move to Arizona to find a store their equal. read more

I read the reviews before going to this spot & decided to give it a shot. A few months back I got really drunk & tried to hack a ribeye bone in half with my second favorite chef's knife. I'm not proud of this but it happened...& I don my shame blanket every time I see the two giant dents in the blade but it's good to know that laws of physics are still intact. What a fool I was. Anyway so I stop in the place on my way home from work. It'd be nice to have my second in command knife available to me once more. The atmosphere was pretty relaxed & I was greeted immediately by Corey. He took a look at my $40 damaged knife & let me know up front that it will be a little more than just the normal sharpening charge. Ten bucks. Fine with me. I asked him to call me when it's done. He called me later that day & I swooped it up the next day after work. The knife looks brand new. It's factory sharp & ready to rock. Corey was also knowledgeable about the sharpening stones they have & did not try to upsell me on anything. Just gave me the info I was looking for. I think I'll stop in there again to purchase a basic set for about 30 bucks. I would recommend PKH to anyone, especially considering I was a $10 sale & was treated like I was buying hundreds of dollars in knife stuff. Until next time shame blanket.. read more

Ive received a bundle of Japanese blades from the Phoenix Knife House and I was very pleased with the sharpness of the blade along with the blade itself. read more

I have taken my straight razor in here a few times and the Phoenix Knife House brings is back to brand new every time. The customer service here is outstanding, staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Plus the service is pretty quick. This is the only place I will go to get anything sharpened. Next up are the kitchen knives. read more

Holy mackerel! I felt like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz after the Twister, everything was in Technicolor! They have knives over a thousand dollars! And many that aren't! But I was there to have 3 knives I'd bought used online, better knives than I've owned thus far, and one I'd bought at a thrift store with a huge chip in it, sharpened. Since I was going down there anyway, I took my favorite Dexter and a couple others that were relegated to the "crappy knife drawer". I can get chatty. You can probably tell. They only chat about knife sharpening. And they do it well. They were instantly helpful and without extra fluff explained to me exactly what I needed to do with each knife, without hard selling anything. They wanted to get back to sharpening. I wound up having them sharpen six of my knives and NOT sharpening a couple per their recommendation, and the next day walked out of there with 6 knives, better than anything I've ever used, INCLUDING one I've used for 30 years (dull for 29). I walked into work today and told the head chef, "I hope I need to cut some stuff today" and then showed him why. He dragged out all sorts of things for me to cut, and though he didn't stand there and watch me work, he could tell I was delighted to be using my new weapons. It's simple; whether you are a home chef with old knives or a struggling sous chef tired of your regular knives, do yourself a favor and go get new knives from the ones in your pile, for the cost of a decent haircut. (40 dollars for six blades). And yes, in the interest of this review, I went to the kitchen and ran my favorite knife down my arm to see if I could shave with it, and oops, yes, wound up with hair in the sink. Go get your knives sharpened! And then go across the street and get some meats at the German sausage house. read more

Word of mouth is so true! This place is a lifesaver for knives! OK, I admit it. I put my good knives in the dishwasher before I knew any better. Then I waited until they were so dull I could barely cut up a tomato before I finally took them in to see if they could be saved. While I was a bit embarrassed by the lack of my knowledge and the state of my knives, especially knowing the high professional caliber of the real chefs to frequent this place, the guys at the Phoenix Knife House couldn't have been nicer. They gave me some helpful advice, were patient answering my questions and were super fast. While I was there another customer had brought them a set of knives and they were kind, but honest with what could and couldn't be done with her knives, and more importantly, why. My two lovely knives are back, better than ever, and super sharp! And they were unbelievably cheap! Plus, the shop has a cool vibe. It's small, but full of an interesting array of knives, especially German and Japanese, as well as professional chef gear, like aprons, shoes and knife cases. The guys that work there manage to keep a laid back, comfortable atmosphere while exuding professional expertise and charm. I've been twice now, and definitely highly recommend them! read more

One day sharpening is normal. Had 6 old Hinkle`s done...$30 total. Cut better than new. Forgot how easy it was to use Sharpe knives.

Went in today to buy a chef coat. Being weary they'd have anything in my size (I'm a plus size woman) I went in not expecting much. I was thrilled when I saw how many options in the female section they had for me. I wanted to try on one of the coats and they were kind enough to open one up for me as there were none to try on on the floor. I'll definitely be going back for any of my line cook needs. read more

I appreciate quality knives with a sharp edge. After years of trying different knives, including ceramic and German, I found the perfect knife at the Knife House. Well, actually a couple knives. The store specializes in Japanese knives which need whetstone grinding. Every few months I make the trek from Gilbert to drop off the knives. I get them back by mail in just a few days. Mailing them to Phoenix might be cheaper but I can always find something else to do in Phoenix ;) read more

My boyfriend and I finally walked up and checked this place and I can't wait to by a knife here. I learned more in 20 min than I have entering a Williams Sonoma. I do think the place is gear towards professional chefs, but they make you feel welcome. They also offer knife sharpening which is HUGE. They offer only Japanese Style knifes with both traditional and western handles; from boutique producers, this it legit. I had never had the opportunity to hold and feel so many knifes and by no means an expert but understand there is a difference. I recommend checking this place out. Everyone person even a home cook deserves a good knife. DOn't forget to bring your existing knifes with you so that you can get the sharpened. You will be surprised what a good sharpening can do!!! Can't wait to update my review after we buy our new knife from here. read more

Went to buy a gift without any knowledge of knives. Michelle was incredibly knowledgable and sweet. It made something that could of been stress-full easy and actually fun. We will be returning to sharpen multiple knives, plus our new one. read more

Phoenix Knife House is a remarkable establishment. Eytan is not only personable but he knows knives/razors. I have been going to Eytan for my annual knife sharpening for three years and his quality is second to none. I own a set of Wüstof knives, a Dovo straight razor and a Benchmade pocket knife and every one of them is sharper than the day I got them after a servicing from Phoenix Knife House. If you care about your blades you will not go anywhere else to purchase and service them! read more

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Expert knife sharpening service. Fast turnaround time. The people that run the Phoenix Knife House know their cutlery. Whether it's getting a current set of knives sharpened or buying your next set of kitchen or specialty knives, this is the place to go. read more

Can't beat $5.00 a blade. I have my knives professionally sharpened once a year, ready the next day! Phoenix Knife House also has a great selection of knives and other chef items in stock. read more

I have been sending my Shun knives to Oregon for post factory sharpening, After stopping in and seeing the quality of their workmanship, I decided to have them sharpen my Shun kitchen knives. One of my knives several nicks in the edge. (my bad). I was pleasantly surprised to see what a fantastic job they did! And cheap too! My knives all came back with a beautiful flawless razor sharp edge! I am impressed! read more

Ask any chef and they'll tell you this is the place to get your knives sharpened. They did a great job on my Swiss Army knife and chef's knife. $5 per blade and they were sharper than new. read more

Stopped by this shop for the first time a couple of weeks ago and have spent several hours there since then, looking at a very incredible selection of culinary knives and more. One of the things I've always wanted to be is better at knife sharpening. So I attended the 3 hour workshop, led by owner, Cory. 6 people max and lots of one on one attention to make sure everyone gets it. It is designed for experienced chefs AND people like me who just have an interest in real knives and sharpening. Highly recommend. read more

Came here to check out chef uniforms and knifes a while back as it was highly recommended by some coworkers. It's a great shop there's a good selection of uniforms and knifes. Not sure if I came on a bad day but personally didn't have the best customer service experience. I knew what I was looking for so didn't ask for help just politely said hi and the lady working came over asking what I needed. Insisted on helping though she seemed really annoyed to help and it was a bit uncomfortable. She was clearly frustrated when I needed a different size even though I was capable of getting them myself she insisted grabbing them and continued to be passive aggressive. I felt bad and inconvenient for even being there at all! I drove almost an hour to check this shop out. Wanted to check out knifes and was planning on spending a good chunk of money but was too uncomfortable to stay any longer so I got my coats and left. Found them on Amazon for the same price so will probably just go that route next time! I know this is a great store as multiple people I know really like it. Just personally didn't have a good experience! read more

I had a friend recommend the Knife House and boy were they right. Had 5 Japanese Knives sharpened and they are sharper than they have ever been. The staff were great and offered either wet or dry sharpening Really good value for the service performed. Great range of knives for sale. Will definitely use again and will not hesitate in steering anyone to the Knife House. read more

I say this as a former devotee of the Sur La Table/Williams Sonoma/Crate & Barrel bent -- this is where to get your knives. A well thought out, well priced selection of culinary knives, a very knowledgeable and helpful staff, AND you're supporting a small local business. I bought two gifts here (and nearly a third for myself) of gorgeous wood handle carbon steel Japanese knives, a six inch chef and a six inch santoku, for about $200, a far better price for far better looking knives than I would have gotten at the big box. I will absolutely be back, including to get my knives sharpened. read more

I know they're closed for the Corona problem, but that means I have time to give kudos where kudos are due. This is the ONLY place anyone should go for a knife. I'm talking kitchen knives, but they have all kinds. They go to a lot of trouble to make sure that the knife they sell you is the right one for your hand, your needs and your budget. Top notch all the way. And they have an excellent sharpening service. Big fan. read more

I went in today to buy my first professional knife for my first professional cooking job. My chef gave me some recommendations on what to buy and look for. My very first question the guy laughed at my question. Then gave me a few selections. I was not prepared for all of the knowledge that comes with choosing a knife but I did not feel welcomed to ask questions. He then started to whisper about my method of selecting a blade. Then laughed some more. Then he didn't even finish helping me just passed me on to another worker. So I felt discouraged. And I really didn't do anything wrong. I am a very polite and professional person. I'm just embarrassed now. Oh and also I was told that they give industry discounts and I told the cashier and he said they have a discount but did not ring me up with the discount. I do love the knife regardless. Thanks a lot. read more

TL;DR version of what's below - If you need knives sharpened and are looking for unbeatable service? Take the trip, go here, no doubt you'll return. --- I found the Phoenix Knife House simply by looking for a local knife sharpener. I found them and went down there (at the time they were in Scottsdale). My friend and I walked in and got my work knife sharpened. At that time the shop was empty and the only employee working was the owner Eytan. What a great first impression. Eytan was (and consistently is) super friendly and helpful. He thumbed over my blade, took it in the back and within minutes it could cut through the wind. I was brand new to knives and sharpening at the time and finally had one that was so sharp I could easily shave my face with. Eventually they moved to where they currently are and nothing has changed except for two thing, the staff is bigger (and just as thoughtful and helpful) and the store is bigger. They also offer a class on how to learn to sharpen knives freehand, a class I took in March 2013 and it was easily the best $85 dollars I've spent in my knife journey. The class I had was small, 10 people, very personalized and you keep the santoku. I ended up buying all three stones and leather strop over the course of a few months and I am stunned at how what I know today compared to when I first put a knife to a stone. Eytan is a master teacher, very matter of fact, very no BS. I will say I've never purchased a knife from them as they are much more kitchen focused. My brother (chef) once came into the store with me and didn't say anything, but on the drive home was seriously stunned at what they had to offer and was also impressed how the staff was so engaged with the other cooks (we assumed from their questions) in finding the true right knife for them... Actually that should be mentioned too, the staff is ALWAYS trying to truly find what you're looking for. I've never ever felt like I'm being suggested something or they're trying to up the prices, it's a really really rare customer service treatment that I truly appreciate and hope never goes away. My experience as a customer of them for two years has been nothing but superb. I talk about this place to co-workers, friends, family and people online (and now Yelp) because they deserve it, completely. read more

My father's kitchen knife was decent, forty years ago. But after he passed away, his widow had a dilemma. It had dulled to the point where it couldnt cut flank steak to prepare Beef Stroganoff, yet she couldnt bear to replace it. It reminded her of him. So, my 78 yr old mom asked me to see if I could get it sharpened somewhere. You'd laugh if you saw the knife. It isnt high end and the handle is worn and gray, like cracked driftwood. Yelpers liked PKH service, so off I went with Dad's knife and one El Cheapo of my own. Honestly, I was hesitant approaching the door. This place is run by a chef, and the website drips with Japanese specialty knives costing hundreds of dollars. I took a breath, "steeled" myself, unsure what to expect. Well, this guy, Eytan I guess, couldnt have been nicer. Nice isnt even the word. He examined my crummy knives intently, handled them like they were Faberge eggs, kindly educated me on the makers and explained in detail what he could and couldnt do to hone these particular blades. Turns out, the Italian maker of Dad's knife was pretty good. "These always come back", Eytan said, and he was right. For less than ten dollars, this bona fide expert took what could've been a mundane, or preoccupied or even sneering transaction and instead made me feel like Chris Bianco or someone, and more importantly, made an old lady very happy. This guy's my hero and deserves your business as well. read more

Top Chef Worthy - These guys are professional, economical and just all out a good bunch of folks to know. I had been working online with the usual suspects for service and sales. The friendly personalized service and expertise in a local shop was such a breath of fresh air. Thank you! read more

These guys are great! This is the go to place if you have knives that need sharpening or reconditioning and they do it at a ridiculously low price. And they can usually do it on the spot while you wait too. Recommended. read more

I needed some Japanese steel sharpened and walked in without an appointment. 5 minutes later I was out the door with a promised time of completion the next day at an extremely inexpensive price. I was doubtful my knives would reach the same level of sharpness as before but everything I was promised came to fruition. Price, friendliness of service, quality of workmanship and adherence to schedule all receive 5 stars. I will be returning annually not only for my sharpening needs, but also any new knives that need to be purchased read more

This was an awesome experience. So kind and helpful. Knives are like new. I even got a new knife while there. Staff is so knowledgeable.

I just finished all of my classes in culinary school and now it's time to put those classes to the test during my externship. The knife kit they gave us was pretty lame so I wanted to get something better. I talked to teachers, other students and co-workers and everyone said go to Phoenix Knife House. Eytan, the owner, promptly greeted me and asked what I was looking for. I explained my need for a new chef's knife and he placed about 15 knives in front of me, all ranging in price and size. He helped me decide without being pushy, and I could tell he wasn't trying to get me to buy the most expensive, which is a quality you can't find in a lot of people. I ended up picking out a Japanese knife that was moderately priced. Then I said I needed to look at paring knives and he helped me with that, too. In addition to knives, they also have chef's coats, pants, hats and aprons (all in different colors, styles, and sizes), they have peelers, microplanes, tweezers (long ones), spoons, etc. You can also bring your knives in for a good sharpening ($3-$5 per knife). I highly recommend this shop to anyone looking for a good knife/chef supplies and appreciates impeccable customer service. I will DEFINITELY be back, as I think this is my new favorite store! read more

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Seriously, if you're looking for a place to get your knives sharpened or buy some cool professional kitchen gear, look no further.

These guys did a fantastic job sharpening my knives, maybe too good. My sister and I had our knives sharpened while we waited. They are very reasonable and quick on our visit. They did a great job fixing the dings and the broken tip on my knives. Now they are better than when they were new. I didn't have time to check our their knife selection on my last trip, but I will definitely check them out next time my knives are dull. I highly recommend. read more

Oh, schwing! This place is completely the real deal. The reviews are legit, and well-earned. I went in over the weekend to get my kitchen knives sharpened. When I dropped them off, the guy at the counter said they would be returned in better condition than when they were new. As if, I thought. The set is 15 years old, I mean, let's be real, right? Well, he didn't lie. Not only are the blades sharper than I ever remember them to be, you can actually see the gorgeous edge they redefined. Exceptionally impressive! And as someone who loves to cook and relies on her tools, I appreciate the quality work. I've never seen a better sharpening job. Truly. Second to this was the value. The last time I had my knives sharpened, I paid twice the amount at Sur La Table. They could up the price a bit, and I'd still go there. And, as others have said, besides sharpening, they have a great selection of knives and chefs wear. If you are an amateur cook or professional chef, GO. The shop and the vibe are super cool, and the merchandise and service incredible. read more

Awesome store! Great service, great selection, great everything! They have a vast selection of knives for most skill levels. They're knife sharpening service is very reasonable and exceptional. read more

Checked this place out after learning about it form a friend. Brought a knife to be sharpened and check out what else they had. Picked my knife up the next day and got myself a new knife bag. Lots of pants, coats and knife bags. They even give a discount for culinary students! read more