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Vermont Kitchen Supply is so much fun! The inventory is higher end. I bought a set of measuring…read morecups that cost over $40, but they will be the last measuring cups I ever buy. They are outstanding. There is so much to look at. It's well laid out and has literally everything you could need for kitchen supplies. The staff was helpful and nice. If you're in the area, you should definitely visit Vermont kitchen supply.

Sadly they moved off of Main st, and even sadder they are days away from closing. Parking is always…read morea hassle in Hanover and I know I have to want something awful bad to deal with it. Every few years Hanover will spend some money to 'study' the problem; I have lived in the area full time for close to 20 years and the problem still persists.

Finally I was able to find a "small" I mean "small" mortar and pestle…read more I've been wanting one to crush up medicine and also small herbs for cooking. All the ones I had found where big clunky and over priced. Thank you Main Street Kitchens! They have a lot of cools gadgets I'd like for Mother's Day...hint hint.

This store is cute and everything, but honestly it kinds of feels like the people who work there…read moredon't really like, or do much cooking. If I ask about one of their bread machines, no one has used it before or knows how to use it or how it's been reviewed. If I ask for pastry making tools, like cake wrap for layered mousse cakes, they don't even know what that is (in fact, they ask ME if I know what I'm talking about.) It's nice that it's so packed with variety I guess, but no one ever knows where anything specifically is when I'm asking them, and it seems like it's not very thoughtfully curated by whoever is ordering everything (some things are obviously the "good" brand of things, while others seem like they came from the Oriental Trading Company catalog.) Seems like it's designed just for browsing and impulse-buying of Le Creuset teacups rather than to service people at home actually experimenting with and (trying to!) make creative food on the reg for their families. Which is fine for what it is, but I would love to have something more thoughtful, reliable and sophisticated nearby.

Wonderful people and absolutely packed with kitchen goodies. Many much larger burgs than concord…read morewould just die to get a store as fun to shop at as Things Are Cooking.

Nicely stocked store with all sorts of kitchen goods, from pans to pots, spatulas to spoons, coffee…read moremakers to cutting boards. And spatulas. The prices seem pretty good, and the folks working in here are very helpful. They also have a bit larger store in North Conway NH. There's free parking out front, though it can get crowded on weekends.

Great kitchen store outlet, tons of nice to have items for your kitchen, cooking and baking, as…read morewell as grilling. Wish one was closer to my home. Good prices.

I love this store even though it is expensive. They have so many items I want making it just fun to…read morebrowse the store and look at everything. We recently stopped by their 60% off sale. Sounds like a great deal and is, but things are so expensive that you are still paying a good chunk of change for their seconds boards. I bought a $380 large board and absolutely love it. The veteran employee who answered all my questions was amazing. She was so kind and thoughtful when I was trying to figure out what I wanted and educated us on the different type of woods. I loved how trusting she was when asking me the original price on the board and also when I paid inside and came outside to pick up the board. Great experience and I love my new heirloom board!

We loved stopping here as we drove by this specialty kitchen store. It's a very attractive and…read morelarge store -- 3,500 square feet, they claim, and we have no reason to doubt -- filled with what seems every imaginable kind of kitchen utensil and some foods. Rows and rows and shelves and shelves and three levels (no elevator, by the way) add up to space for a lot of stuff. Appliances, cutting boards, candles, jams, aprons, pottery, lots of wood products made in their store on the premises. And we've scarcely touched the range of stuff here. We should caution visitors that the pricers are not on the cheap side. The quality seems high, but so are most of the prices (look for sale items). That said, if you;re a kitchen fan, this is a very entertaining stop. It's in the vicinity of Dorset not far from Manchester but not a location you just likely to stumble upon (although that's what we did). And set aside some serious time to browse here; the stock is worth it.

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.

I love going into Opa! Every time I go in she has something new for me to see. The owner is…read morepersonable, excited about her business and always happy to meet new people.

From the owner: Visit our pop up shop in the Deerfield Valley of Southern Vermont at The Village Roost featuring…read moremany items that would make amazing, fun and different gifts.

Terrific Kitchen Supply store for the enthusiastic home cook! Very nice selection of products…read more Very cheerful and helpful staff. It is in the new Wayland Town Center shopping center, next door to the ACE hardware store.

Let me first start off by saying that between this store and the other location in Salem NH, we…read morehave spend hundreds of dollars for kitchen items and were a pretty consistent customer. That being said, it only takes one time for me to be treated poorly and never go back to the place again. This christmas my wife spend a modest 7 dollars on a garlic keeper, amongst other things, and it was broken by a staff member while they were wrapping it for the bag after we purchased it. My wife made a comment to me that she hoped it wasn't broken by the way it was wrapped and handled as she too noticed it was handled roughly after it was purchased by the employee of the store. I assured her that it was probably fine and it sat on a shelf waiting to be wrapped for christmas. Fast forward to Dec. 24 and we unwrapped it to wrap it for christmas and noticed a crack running through the ceramic casing of the unit. We just decided to return it when we returned to the store a few days later when we were also going to buy a coffee maker and set of knives. Nevertheless, the employee called both my wife and I liars as there "was no way the unit left the store like that." She kept repeating the same thing and treating my wife like an ass so my wife just turned around and walked out of the store due to the way it was being implied that she was a liar and being treated so poorly. Since we were planning on purchasing other items and I was paying very little attention to the initial discussion I had to catch my wife as she was running out of the store and she told me what was happening. I then encountered the clerk over the situation and was treated the same way. I then asked for her name since she had no name tag and her managers name and phone number. She argued with me and told me that she didn't have to give me any of that information and simply gave me the phone number to store. I asked several times for the information and was told I was getting that information and if I asked again she was calling security. At that point I responded with, "why would you call security, I wasn't threatening in any way," she responded with, "yes you are," and began to walk away from me as if I wasn't worth talking to. It was at this point that I said some things that I regretted and walked out of the store. We have spent hundreds of dollars on both stores in Northborough and at Rockingham since we used to live in Andover. I have never been called a liar and seen my wife called a liar in a store before and have never been in a situation in a retail environment where I lost my temper. I will never return to either to these establishments again and will be spreading the word about how people are treated at the Northborough location for The Kitchen Place. Places don't know what customer service is any more...it was appalling how this woman acted.

I've always liked this store. The prices have been good, the selection of quality items has…read morechanged over time, but I always find something interesting. I've equipped my kitchen with a proper set of Wusthof knives and some NordicWare bundt pans and my favorite Swiss Diamond non-stick pans. They have a good selection of tools, too.

This place has the cutest country decor!I recommend if your in the town known by locals as"tooky",…read moreyou have to check out this shop! The staff are warm and pleasant. They are accommodating and not pushy but, seemed genuinely interested in my search for the perfect decor for my large and very colorful (walls)apartment.This isnt the only shop on the strip. You can shop many different places and then have lunch at one of the 2 restaurants both have top quality earth friendly foods and skilled and very talented staff! Come to Tooky where you can leave your doors unlocked.

I love this store! Shannon has so many items that are unique so beautiful. I know I'll be shopping…read morehere allot for myself and for gifts. An added bonus is the customer service you get while shopping. Overall, a great experience.