I called ahead and my choice was ready at the desk. They also showed me everything else that I was…read moreinterested in and were very kind. It was also nice to have a man in a kitchen store.

If you love to cook, bake and entertain or want to learn how to do those things, Kitchen Kaboodle…read moreis your store. Filled with every imaginable item - small appliances, bakeware, dishes, wine glasses, kitchen tools, pitchers, vases, thermometers, muffin, tart and cake pans and so much more! Typically I shop at NE location but when I'm in the area, I stop in the Beaverton store. It has a large rectangular footprint making it super easy to navigate and find what you need or browse to discover items that you must have! The store is usually well stocked but due to pandemic, the inventory is on the sparse side. They had a large table and corner area with a 50% off sale going on. I'll be back in a few weeks as I'm hoping their summer outdoor dinnerware will go on sale. The light weight, colorful Melamine plates are perfect for outdoor dining. The last time I visited, the service was so slow. Unbearably slow. The woman wrapping my two dishes took painfully long. It was also the very first time I entered and was not greeted or asked if I needed assistance. Typically this doesn't bother me but this day I was in a hurry, did have a particular item I came to buy, but couldn't find assistance. There were several people working and were engaged in their own conversation. slow! One experience doesn't define a store so I'll be back when in the area. I love to cook, bake and entertain so Kitchen Kaboodle speaks to me.

I'm a sucker for household goods stores, so of course I loved this upscale kitchen/home store! My…read morekid purchased her fancy shmancy coffee/espresso machine here, so she knew I'd enjoy checking this place out. And she was RIGHT. Think HomeGoods or HomeSense stores, but much MUCH higher end. That about encapsulates this place. The store itself is one large, open concept floor. It has all sorts of kitchen gadgets and linens, gourmet foods/condiments, patio furniture and gardening accessories, home furnishings and household accessories. Nothing is cheap here, literally or figuratively. Everything is super well-made, but very pricey. My kid saw a pizza platter here for $20 that she purchased the day before at HomeGoods for $4.99. The exact same item. That said, this place carries a lot of brands and items that you cannot find elsewhere, and the staff are extremely knowledgeable about their product lines. I liked their selection of retro wall clocks in a rainbow of colors, each for about $50 (I thought that was reasonable). Also, note that their sale prices on items are excellent deals. And they also carry smaller scale, cute gift things, on carousels by the front counter. I got my friend a cute pair of socks here.

We bought some dining chairs 5 yrs ago from Kitchen Kaboodle, with vinyl covered seat cushions. A…read morecouple years back we noticed the paint was coming off the vinyl! It looks terrible. And no help from Kitchen Kaboodle customer service. I was hoping for free replacement, a credit of a discount on new chairs, but they wont even answer my emails or return phone calls. See the pictures attached. Buyer beware!

It was kind of fun to browse through the store to see what they had to offer. It's mostly for those…read morethat are in the food service industry. Items sold in large quantities. So not really for your average person. I did find sugar free Torani syrup for coffee at a good price. They had a great selection!

It was my first time going ever to this kind of shop. One can say it's like a mini Costco because…read moreeverything was in bulk. However, there were items that you could buy individually, too. Maybe it's close to Christmas and everyone was buying things but there were shelves and frozen sections that were empty. There was only one cashier and the line was so long that it went all the way to the back. Felt sorry for that person and also the customers. Maybe it's when people are taking days off. Anyways, there were lots of things that you don't usually see at a typical store, like duck feet and duck breast. Not all things were 'cheap' but if you need a lot or have a party, this is the place to go! Maybe when I drop by next time, there will be more foods.

Came in and was warmly greeted. We were interested in some knives. The lady we worked with was so…read morefriendly and patient. We were with our two kids and she offered them some ice cream while my husband and I looked. Slightly smaller store so the selection is a little limited but they offered to order online and shipped to our home. Overall, everyone there seemed really happy working there and it showed.

PEPERMINT HOT CHOCOLATE!!…read more Along with all the great cooking utensils and products they offer, do not miss out on Williams-Sonoma, hot chocolate and peppermint, hot chocolate. Best kept secret! Unlike other hot chocolate mixes, which are mostly powdered (sometimes with additives), this is shaved chocolate. You cannot go wrong here. Grab yourself a nice couple of logs to throw on the fire, make your own homemade whipped cream, and do me a favor... Don't skimp by using nonfat milk. That will wreck the entire holiday experience of sipping hot cocoa by Williams Sonoma, with freshly made whipped cream. Happy, sipping holidays!

Prices and selection. Wow. I didn't have ANY idea as to the variety and selection I'd see here. I…read moredidn't have anything that I needed when we went. But now that I know what this place is about, I'll be back. And ready to save some money!

Usually pretty well stocked with all the essentials in larger quantities without the crowds of…read moreCostco if you just need a few items. I love the variety of Torani syrups for coffee and smoothies. From seasonings, frozen items and everything in between this store has things for the common household or a small business. This store saves me time since its so close to home.

Oh Chef Store thank you for the money you've saved me!!! I love the selection. It's never packed…read morehere and I always get what I want. I have no complaints. Straight money saving!!! Woooooohooo!!!

Mmm this place is pretty fantastic. It is a bit tucked back from HWY 99, so you'll have to be…read morepaying quick attention. Also, you can only take a right turn out of the parking lot towards 217, so you might want to drive through the strip mall parking lot if you need to go East. That being said, this store is freaking awesome. Perfect for all of your food service/restaurant or bulk purchase needs. I will say that it can be a bit more spendy than ordering direct from a vendor, however, if you need something right away, it's not so bad! And some of the items are truly a good deal. I stopped in here to pick up coffee bar type items. They had everything I was looking for: stainless steel milk froth pitchers, espresso shot cup, syrup pumps, and the LARGEST, most extensive coffee syrup selection I have ever seen. This spot is definitely worth checking out and the staff are super cool too.

It's definitely a niche shop. I'm not sure of any other shops like it in the PDX metro area. I…read morewould describe it as a very middle of the road shop. They have lots of supplies and a great choice of cookie cutters. I found the prices a bit high and the lighting was a bit dim to see well.

I stopped by to make a purchase of several items and found them closed. I was traveling through…read morethe area and prolonged my stay to accommodate the hours listed on the website. I've made several attempts to contact them and they are unresponsive.

These pans are not non stick!! The first pan is used chipped and I was using a plastic spatula. I…read morehave to scrub the pans after every use. All they could say is boil water in it and use the bar keeps friend powder. These pans are not worth the money at all!!!! ​

I purchased my pot set at the Atlanta Home show only three weeks ago. I have called the company…read morethree times already. I had dreamed of buying a lifetime pot set like I did with my knife set of which I am happy with. Please note, I believe in spending money on quality items that I can leave as an inheritance for my children. I cooked in two of the pots and they already disappoint. The pots will require high maintenance to keep the "new look for a lifetime". They have already discolored on the inside and outside after only ONE use. I used a small gentle pad to clean and they are already scratched. I have not had that experience with other pots I've had for years. Trusting the demonstration and all that was said. The food burned in the pot the first day and I did not have it on the extreme heat. My food did not cook in thirty minutes rather almost an hour. I can not micromanage (I treat my things with care) a set of pots worth 3,600.00. The pots will not look like new in a year at the rate of one cooking and the cooking process is not 30 minutes as demonstrated. I will say they are a beautiful looking set but are far too gentle. For 3,600. I want the pots to look like new likemy mercedes benz that I have had for 9 years

Most people think of Bargreen Ellingson as strictly a restaurant supply house. They are actually…read moreopen to the public, and even have a website where you can order online. If you're in the market for good quality knives, cookware, or bar supplies take a look here before you blow a ton of money at the high end kitchenware stores. You will be pleasantly surprised with the difference in price, and quality. Having worked in a number of commercial kitchens myself, trust me, these products can stand up to about anything you can throw at them. I usually browse through here after I have been to Pacifica candle warehouse across the street. I'm impressed by their selection, and they're helpful. My nephew wanted an extra large cutting board. I wasn't able to find what he was looking for anywhere else, but they had just what he wanted, and it was less than the smaller boards I was looking at. I plan to pick up a cocktail shaker and muddler the next time I'm in. Anyway, I recommend that you take a browse for yourself.

Extremely overpriced. To the point where it's a rip off…read more Their price tag on a 1/3 6" inch pan is $27 each.

I've always been a huge fan of Williams-Sonoma stores. I can't begin to tell you how many times…read moreI've visited their stores when I lived in the Seattle area for 25 years. I've gotten a TON of items there, and I've always loved to browse their shops, too, getting inspiration for cooking and dining decor and more. My daughter and I stumbled across this shop in the mall, as our eyes were caught by the most gorgeous display of deep red trays and dinnerware with dragons, celebrating the Year of the Dragon for the Chinese New Year. As with all their products, the prices were super steep but, boy, are their pieces stunning. Just stunning. As with all WS stores, this one carries all the usual kitchen gadgets, cooking and baking tools and foodstuffs, dining service ware and accessories, seasonal giftware, hand soaps and lotions, and gourmet ingredients. And the store lay-out is the same as the others, with their central counter and cash, sale and seasonal stuff in the back, appliances at the front, etc. Perhaps my memory is foggy, but I remember the after-holiday sales at WS being fantastic. (I used to get a lot of seasonal items for a steal after the bigger holidays). But when I checked out the sale on Christmas items in the back, I was a bit disappointed; the sale prices weren't great, and the selection was somewhat meager. (And not even one Hanukkah item, too. Strange). But, admittedly, again, my memory may be playing tricks with me on this. I will add that no-one greeted my daughter or me while we visited the store and, in fact, two women employees on two separate occasions during our visit were rather brusque as they passed me, moving or stocking various items, bringing them to the back. They made me feel as though I was in their way, when I was simply browsing the wall of kitchen tools and, later, the beautiful olive oils. We didn't exactly get the warm, fuzzy feeling of being welcomed in the store. (Perhaps we just caught the staff at a particular stocking time or something. I don't know). My kid and I didn't purchase anything during our visit, but we sure did appreciate the gorgeous plates and table linens and specialty foods and spices. This'd be a great place to get a hostess gift, or for a foodie friend. (They used to have samples of specialty foods and beverages at WS. Not sure if they do this anymore). Just don't expect to be embraced by the staff here; from what I gather, from other reviews, it's hit or miss, what type of reception you'll receive. But the product line is top-notch, there's no denying that.

I wish I could of grabbed the two ladies who helped me find a gift for my mother but they were…read morebeyond helpful. I knew my mom liked to drink tea in the morning and was specifically looking for decaf teas and they were able to point me to the right products that didn't contain any caffeine. My mom opened her gift today and loved them! Thank you for your help and would definitely shop there again for more gifts.