I love Stock! Jan is wonderful and everyone who works there is great. For starters they give my dog a 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!!! read more

Stock Culinary Goods - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Stock Culinary Goods is the cooking store to end all other cooking stores! 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!) read more

Stock Culinary Goods - A sampling of artisanal flour - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

After a quick bite to eat next door, I popped into stock culinary Goods for a much coveted mocha pot since I'm a big fan of espressos in the morning. The store is filled with all kinds of culinary items and food it's a great place to shop for yourself or a dear friend! Talking with staff is a lot of fun because they're super friendly and helpful. read more

Stock Culinary Goods - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Stock is a delightful gem nestled in Hope Village, Providence. Whether you're hunting for the perfect gift or treating yourself, this shop has you covered. They have an eclectic collection from locally-made Rhode Island chocolates to quirky cookie cutters and that elusive kitchen gadget you never knew you needed. It's a spot that's equal parts practical and whimsical. I always leave with a perfect gift and honestly something fun for myself. The vibe is warm and inviting, making it a joy to browse through their carefully curated selection. Pro Tips: - If you're shopping for a gift, check out their locally-sourced items for a unique and personal touch. Chocolates, Jams and more - Their kitchen gadget section is full of surprises--perfect for foodies or home chefs. read more

Such a great shop! Very well stocked with most of the best brands out there. Staff was very friendly and the prices were on point. Will absolutely be back! read more

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This store is small but mighty! If you're looking to shop for some cute home goods for yourself or for gift-giving, this place has a nice selection ranging from elegant to whimsy. I like to peruse their kitchen gadgets and collection of bundt cake pans. They carry a variety of local Rhode Island goodies, too, like spices and the Rhody Hen hot sauce. Last time I came here, I bought some treats for my dad's birthday and purchased one their birthday cards too that they have on display at the register. In the summer, I love to come in and buy a cup of the Nitro Cart Cold Brew that they have on tap. The people that work here are always so warm and helpful; they greet you when you come in the door and often have nice suggestions of what to buy if you're having trouble deciding. Support your local businesses and give this shop a try! read more

Awesome selection of foods and kitchen stuff and has a much needed knife sharpening service! A bit quirky, which is a welcome change from the chains. read more

This place is small(ish) but mighty. It's always our first stop when needing any kitchen gear, gadgets or even cool gifts. If you can't find something, just ask - they almost always have it. The team here is among the friendliest of any business I've been to since moving to RI four+ years ago. Fun cocktail napkins, oodles of bar ware, lots of pots/pans, potholders, the coolest & quirkiest of cookbooks, coasters, sauces, spices, sponges, the list goes on and on. It's a great shop. A+ read more

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This little kitchen store is the absolute best. It may be small, but they have one of everything you will ever need. Immediately upon entering, you are greeted warmly with a smile. I purchased several items with their help of knowing the correct equipment. Funnel with a strainer? Got it. Small bowl strainer? Got it. Silicon grip tongs? Got it. Don't have it? Maybe they can order it! Often there are pop ups of local businesses, such as Pudding Riot, Fountain & Co, Rustic Roots, and more! You will also find Nitro Cart and Luluna Kombucha on tap. In the back is a fridge of local products. There is also a huge shelving unit of all local spices, sauces, chocolates, teas, etc! I recommend everyone to visit! read more

Stock Culinary Goods - The Perfect Sweet Macarons and Fountain & Co ice cream collaboration pop up at Stock - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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I was so excited to find French onion soup bowls here after searching high and low for them. Very glad I was able to purchase them at a local business instead of ordering them from Amazon. Excellent COVID precautions too with hand sanitizer right at the door and all staff wearing masks. read more

Stock Culinary Goods - So excited I found a local store selling French onion soup bowls! Thank you Stock! Here's my homemade French onion in one your bowls. - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

This is an awesome little place on Hope Street. They have a great selection of kitchen gadgets and other kitchen related. Additionally they stock a great amount of local food items and support a lot of local vendors. They also really support local food start up companies, hosting pop-ups quite often. It is always great to be able to stop in just to see what the pop-up of the day is and to grab some local food items. read more

This store has quickly become one of my favorites in the area. Need a cute card for pretty much any occasion? They probably have it. Need a new pan or kitchen gadget? They probably have it. Need some local chocolate or cheese? You guessed it- they probably have it. It's a little pricier than ordering something online or from a big chain but the quality here is great and the shop itself is cozy and everyone is so helpful. Not only do they have cooking and baking items, but also glassware, cookbooks, a refrigerated section with food and also some dry goods and local made products. I've pretty much always found something here (even when I didn't mean to buy anything). It's definitely worth a stop inside especially if you love cooking or baking! read more

One of my favorite shopping stops when in Providence. All kinds of wonderful things for the home chef. What I love about Stock specifically, is that not only do they have wonderful knives, wood boards and baking dishes, but they also have a large rack of hot sauces, a nice selection of chocolates and a refrigerator case with cheese curds and divine glass cups of french yogurts. read more

This is a beautiful shop, with a thoughtful selection of high-end food preparation items: pots, pans, glassware, tools and towels. Frankly, most of these items are out of my comfort zone/price range, but it's all so beautiful and temptingly curated and displayed. Stock is the place to go for kitchen gift items and/or for serious cooks. Stock also strongly supports other RI food-based businesses. You can pick up Dave's Coffee syrups and beans right here on Hope Street. They also have one of the two NitroCart coffee carts I'm aware of on this part of town (and without the hour wait you'd find at PVDonuts). On Sunday, we were surprised to see that they also offer some of those donuts for sale - again, without the line, people! We learned that they are considering an earlier opening because of the coffee cart. If that happens, my mornings will get a little better... read more

Stock Culinary Goods - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Lovely little cookware store. The staff is friendly and very helpful.. Best part is the extensive offering of cookie cutter shapes. RI cookies win. read more

This small store packs so much in! Anything cooking or kitchen, you will probably find it here. In addition, service is friendly and helpful. I particularly love their selection of fresh spices and herbs. I found exactly what I was looking for. read more

This little shop on Hope street is the cutest. I wanted to buy everything inside from the cutting boards to the glassware. There are some really unique things inside and some of them even resemble Rhode Island. The staff is also really friendly and welcoming. I went to Stock for their Stocktoberfest where they had lots of local businesses throughout the store. Each of them were giving samples and answering questions about their businesses. I was able to try some beer, coffee, ice cream, and donuts. I definitely recommend visiting for one of their pop up parties like this! It's a great way to look at their merchandise while getting to try some local businesses. read more

Stock Culinary Goods - Live Long Beerworks infused ice cream with a PVdonut hole on top - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Saw this shop in RI monthly & had to check it out. Not your run of the mill kitchen/culinary shop! Was so impressed with the friendly, attentive staff & so knowledgeable they were quick to point out local artists and local good products. The oyster bowls made locally are so beautiful. Plenty of bar items to step up my cocktail game. Locally made cards from area artists & kitchen towels. And check out their selection of local RI food companies --very impressive! Picked up some spices & seasonings. Ocean State Pepper Co has some fun blends. Can't wait to try, 'Surfs Up' blend for seafood! And Newport Sea Salt Co boasts, "Reef to Table, hand-harvested in Newport, RI". Yum!!! read more

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The staff was very welcoming they all had masks. They all very helping. Loved the store would go back the candles smelled amazing. There unique things you can get there witch I love. read more

Stopped in for some wedding presents, and was graciously and patiently help by two employees. This place is a wonderland of kitchen and food products, so uniquely curated. There are so many great hand crafted beautiful items, as well as items that are now my kitchen essentials. It was busy, but clean and safe and the employees there we so nice and enthusiastic, it was infectious! I got some lovely blown glass carafes, but was debating between some beautiful handmade cutting boards or ceramics. I even got a few things for myself! Love this store, love the people there! Wish I could give them more than 5 stars!! read more

I find myself in Stock anytime I'm in the area- and that's pretty often considering all the other shops around Hope Street! It's a great, well-curated shop with all the kitchen essentials you need like knives, cast iron, enameled dutch ovens (mostly Le Cruset), and more. Of course, there's a whole lot of nice gadgets and trinkets for coffee, bar, and other stuff too. They even have cookbooks arranged on a shelf and also all over the store. I can appreciate that they have stuff from local artists, too! For a lot of things I like to shop locally to get them, so Stock is definitely my go-to for gifts and cooking-related purchases for myself. The staff is always friendly and conversational, too. read more

After a few more visits, I have to say I'm not really a fan of Stock anymore. My husband and I stopped in together one time and after inquiring about knife sharpening services, the owner not-so-inadvertently insulted the quality of our knives. Sorry Henckels and Wusthof aren't up to your snuff. She also spent a good chunk of time complaining about people who want to buy everything on Amazon. I've run into this issue with other Providence store owners and it really rubs me the wrong way. If you've got beef with a certain type of customer do not, I repeat, DO NOT make me suffer the consequences of that beef! Especially considering that I was buying a market bag that I had seen on Amazon but decided to support a local business instead! And my last visit in the store I bought a Weck tulip jar for $6. I was on my way to the farmers market and didn't have much cash so I asked if debit payment was OK and she saw I had cash in my wallet so responded with, "maybe you could pay cash for *SUCH* a small purchase?" Sure, I totally get the whole credit fees fiasco that most small business owners deal with but it was the tone she took that also insinuated she was bothered that I wasn't making a bigger purchase. And then the icing on the cake was when she didn't want to give me a bag for the glass jar and instead suggested I put it in my purse. Um, no. I need a bag and even some tissue to wrap around that bad boy, thankyouverymuch. So, yeah, I'm all set with Stock. read more

Welcome to the neighborhood, Stock! We love you already. I come from a family that loves nothing more than to cook. So, you can imagine my delight at this beautiful new shop perched just steps from my home! I now have a place to purchase gifts for everyone in my family, most of my friends and even myself. I was impressed by the selection of items in the store - beautiful, stylish and of great quality. Worth mentioning are the fantastic prices - $33 for a gorgeous solid wood salad bowl? You can't beat that. The display of tastefully colorful dish towels and aprons had me pining, too. What I love about Stock is the over-all vibe - I was lucky enough to have a chat with the owner about her philosophy, inspiration for the shop and love for all things kitchen-related. The big, cozy sofa in the middle of the store is there because, when you have a visitor in your home, where do you most often end up? In the kitchen. Jan (the owner) wants everyone to feel that they're welcome to sit, chat, and learn a few cooking tips while visiting. I'm looking forward to the classes and tastings that are planned for the future - I can see Stock becoming a wonderfully warm neighborhood destination. read more

I had been purposefully avoiding this place for a long time now, b/c the last thing I need is yet another kitchen gadget that I absolutely have to have now despite the fact that I don't cook nearly as much as I ought to. But alas, I cracked, made my way over, and surprised myself by not spending nearly as much as I thought I would for what I bought. I found a gorgeous wooden server that I simultaneously gifted and envied for myself from a local woodworker based out of Warren, RI and bought myself a beautiful granite cheeseboard that I always wanted despite the fact that I normally munch on cheese straight from the fridge. And then I started making a list of all the other beautiful things I want which will end up gathering dust in my underutilized kitchen, both locally/regionally made (heavy copper pots, Vermont wooden bowls) and imported (the small size Romertopf I've been eyeing and a Japanese mystery knife that the worker couldn't ID, but that looks to be the exact style of geoduck knife that was once confiscated from me at Narita airport). So ya, I like this place, I reaaaaally like all the designy stuff, and of course now I need to come back soon. After all, every kitchen needs a modern looking tagine. read more

Even a bad chef need good tools. What a beautiful shop, it makes me wish I were a more adventurous cook. I was in here in search of a rolling pin and I walked out with a lovely marble one for only $25 ...though I did have the option of a "hand-turned" model - I believe that refers to how the wood was carved and not that it was automatic rolling pin. I am currently poring through my collection of old wooden spoons, bent spatulas and burnt cutting boards (I will never live that one down) to see what will be my next Stock purchase. If you cook, if you attempt to cook or if you just like to wear an apron, you should visit Stock read more

What a great little place. This is run by a hubby and wife team that where possible, try to stay local, in some cases that just means made in the US of A. They are just getting started and I think they have some ideas floating around that might really set them apart. On this trip we purchased a carbide chefs knife. Made in Mass. Carbide is stronger than Stainless and will keep an edge a lot longer. They do patina (turn colors) quickly if you don't clean them off fast, but it has no impact to the knife. In fact, that is just how it prevents rust in the future. Anyway, these are fantastic knives and I was extremely happy to find a place that sells them and not just Wustofe or Global One of the other things I saw that was impressive is their set of copper pots and pans. These are locally made as well and heavy. If you go in there and go to pick one up, you will remember... 'he said it was heavy.' Then you will pick it up and go 'CRAP!, he did not say it was that heavy!' Well, now I have. So be warned. Anyway, I think this is fantastic that they have them, but at just around $500.00 for a pan, they may not sell that fast. So I hope they mix it up a little bit. I am not recommending getting too far off center, but even in RI, this is a tad on the high side. All of that being said, I am a fan and I hope those on and around Hope street give this place the well deserved support. read more

If you care about what you use in your kitchen (including how well-made it is, where it comes from, how it looks, and its overall function and purpose), then this place is perfect for you. If you just care about low prices for the crap it takes to fill that room that you enter every now and then called the kitchen, then you might as well hike across the parking lot at Wal-Mart to fill your jumbo shopping cart. read more

I love this little store. It's tiny inside but they do try to make the most of the space. Their offerings are similarly confined, but the items they do carry are generally the desirable ones, whether for quality or reputation. The one not-unexpected drawback here--as indeed one finds in many buy-locales--is pricing. Prices are steep, to the point that buying local becomes more of a trendy slogan than a practical alternative. Their rent's gotta be paid...but so does mine. So I'd spend $25, on one oven mitt, to make myself feel better, but unfortunately not much more. read more

Wow, talk about one of the nicest kitchen stores I've ever been to, ever. The inventory here is so well-chosen. It seems like many times, kitchen stores or gift shops tend to overlap quite a bit in inventory. But Stock is a step above in the culinary category. They offer excellent quality functional items like cast iron skillets and kitchen cooking utensils, but also things that veer into the area of design objects and accessories. It strikes a really unique balance. Upon walking into the store, my friend and I were immediately greeted by the friendly associate at the counter (a good sign, and much appreciated). We proceeded to make our rounds... slowly... because quite literally every object was right up our alley: Mast Brothers chocolate bars. Hand-blown (yes! I've only ever seen these online, never in person) Chemex drip coffee vessels of different sizes. High-quality kitchen towels, including linen. All-Clad pans. Dave's Coffee syrup in different flavors. Colorful, patterned ceramic ice cream bowls. Gorgeous Le Creuset baking dishes. Marimekko cocktail napkins. Stylish paper straws and cupcake wrappers. Investment-grade Japanese knives. And over in the books and magazines section, the latest copy of Lucky Peach Magazine. Basically, whether you're 24 or 74, you'll find something that catches your eye. Sadly, I am a graduate student on a grad student budget, so I couldn't buy everything in the store (which I definitely wanted to do). But this place is now on the top of my list for where to buy gifts for friends and family, or indulgences for myself. Even the space is easy to move through; it doesn't feel claustrophobic, but it isn't too sparse and precious, either. It's very well-styled. In short, go to Stock and buy alllll the things. read more

If you ever feel you have to go to New York City or Boston To get high end Kitchen tools you are so wrong this place has everything you wold need if you have a passion for cooking and Baking and if you are looking to upgrade to better things then you need to come to stock. read more

If you love a kitchen full of gadgets, this is the place. I loved browsing and WISHING here! The service was super friendly. If I had more disposable income...I'd dispose it here. read more

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I anxiously awaited the opening of Stock a few months ago, and now that it has opened I have not been disappointed. It's weird because there isn't much inventory in the store, but it still draws me again and again. The store has a palette of creams and woods that is clean and calming. The owners are also friendly and while I haven't had a chance to chat them up, it's because they are always talking to another customer about the products and plan for the store. Stock is a nice edition to the Hope street market and to a city that is known for its culinary arts. read more

More than 6 months later, Stock has stocked its shelves, found it's groove, and proved its awesomeness time and time again. The Charles Viancin Silicone Lily Pad lids? Love em'! Hosting the first ever Girls Pint Out event? Thank you, Jan! Super fun to explore store with gadgets and gizmos galore? Yes please! Favorite place to browse hostess gifts. read more

Fabulous shop for all things culinary.... I admit it, I'm a sucker for kitchen and serving pieces. I am so thrilled to have Stock Culinary Goods right in the heart of Hope Street on the east side of Providence. What an awesome store!!!! They have such beautiful, well crafted items, and I love that there's new merchandise every time I stop by. It's such a great place to find gifts in every price range. The owner is super-friendly, super-passionate about the items she carries and super-knowledgeable about their origins and how they're made. I love that she stocks many items that are local & regional. The quality and craftsmanship of what they carry is so much better than many of the things I've purchased from the big box and Beyond stores. And it's surprisingly affordable. I bought cute write-on ceramic jars for $9, an oyster shucking knife (made in MA) for $16, an iron pan (made in US) for $35 and a cake lifter (because I had to have it) for $18, just to name a few. Their higher-end serving pieces are gorgeous, all of the items are inspiring.... If you're looking for beautiful, unique, well-made, functional items for cooking and entertaining, it's totally worth stopping by. LOVE IT! read more

Aleppo Sweets pop-up this afternoon. Thanks to all who made this possible. I appreciated being able to get high-quality baklava before there is a brick-and-mortar presence, which is coming soon. read more

Pretty nice store. The setup needs some work but it's new and they could be working on it. I like the kind of products they carry, some of it a tad overpriced. $26 for a felt placemat? felt, a wicked cheap material?? I think not. Some music would be nice. You could've heard a pin drop in there, a little awkward when you are the only one in there. The woman working was nice though and they do have some interesting stuff. Maybe I will come in again after they have been open awhile read more

I hadn't been in since they first opened, at which point they weren't really "stocked" (haha) yet. I left totally underwhelmed by the lack of merchandise and probably would never have returned were it not for the gift card I received over the holidays. I went in last week and was pleasantly surprised by all of the fun items they have (some of which were local...yay!). I ended up getting a cute cutting board in the shape of a pig as a gift for my charcuterie-loving dad as well as a set of fluted biscuit cutters for myself. I feel as though the descriptions of these items gives one a good idea of the store in general: is anyone actually looking for a pig-shaped cutting board? If shopping for kitchen supplies, is a set of fluted biscuit cutters high on the list? Probably not. This store is not one you'd go into to purchase your every day kitchen staples (unless you were terribly quirky and had lots of money to blow), which is why I'd classify it as either a place you'd come to purchase a gift or to get yourself a novelty item you'd get only after your kitchen had all the regular necessities. In summary, a fun store with unique items you probably don't need. read more

Amazing culinary items for sale and a super friendly proprietor. They partner with local food startups like artisanal donuts, nitro coffee and ice cream to offer prepared foods to the neighborhood residents while helping to springboard these small businesses. Such a unique and inspiring place. Well worth coming from afar to visit! read more

I was super excited to check this place out! I'm a huge fan of all things cooking and I don't really know of too many places in the area that cater to all that is kitchen. Getting run of the mill stuff at Crate & Barrel or Williams-Sonoma is OK, but there really hasn't been a place nearby to get a specialty item or a really lovely gift. I like that there is a couch in the center of the store - those that aren't interested can sit and wait without rushing you! Also, a few kid themed kitchen toys will keep the little ones occupied. I felt bad that nothing caught my eye on Saturday. I hope to be back soon to check in when they are filled up with more products. I'd definitely stop back to look for a few special Christmas presents or hostess gifts. read more

I love to support small local business. They carry an great array of kitchen items from cookie cutters to beautiful pottery to cook books. This is a great place for a bridal shower gift. You can even pick up eggs, cream and milk from local farms. Friendly service and a warm hello are always given! read more