This store reminds of the general stores you would find in a corner of an Asian country...selling…read moreeverything from kitchen stuff to car care stuff....it is located inside the Festival Flea Market in Coconut Creek, near where Sample Road intersects the Florida Turnpike. I was looking for a side window car shade, so I asked the Indian gentleman if he had any, within a minute he came back with a shade visor, but it was for the windshield not for the side windows..... The store is very crowded...when I arrived, there was a rope in the front of the booth, so I asked my question from this side of the rope, and the gentleman looked for the item on the other side....I was there when they opened, so I don't know if that's the way he runs the business or if he would take the rope down..... Besides kitchen gadgets, they have souvenirs, live "money plants", collapsable shopping carts, stove coil elements, cleaning products, etc..... A one stop shop for many.....

I have been coming to this vendor for over 25 years. This…read moreplace is located in Festival Flea Market Booth 3513-3519. When it comes to kitchen supplies, they have it all. Prices are excellent. Service is great. Parking is plentiful

Great experience at The World of Cutlery last week. Stopped…read morein to have 4 knives sharpened and to look for a couple more. The sharpener wasn't in but they sharpened and shipped them to me for an additional $10.00 and it saved me a trip back. Had them in 2 days. I also was able to compare the different brands and get a good feel for each so was able to buy with confidence and had the assistance of a friendly and knowledgeable salesperson. And with the discount they were about the same cost as Amazon with personalized service. Wouldn't hesitate to go back and in fact, I look forward to it. Highly recommended.

Amazing service, the knife sharpening is outstanding, second to none…read more The service is fast, and the customer approach is fantastic, friendly, knowledgeable. I highly recommend The World of Cutlery. A+++

You don't need over-priced Brand Name pots and pans to make an excellent Veal Marsala or Chicken…read morePiccata.... and no need to use budget minded crap either. Best bet is to get very fair priced but excellent kitchen wares from a reputable store like The Restaurant Warehouse. As far as I can tell, the store specializes in providing supplies for restaurants; everything from pots/pans to deep fryers and condiment bottles to glassware and knives, even everything a pizza shop could ever dream of. But at the same time, everything a person needs for their home can be purchased here too... We got tired of buying thousand dollar sets of pots/pans from Caphalon... and the sets always include numerous pieces that are too small to be useful and always lack the over-sized that we need (we cook BIG). We ended up purchasing all new pots/pans here a couple weeks ago and got all the "right" sizes and types of pans we needed, including the over-sized we needed and only got the smaller ones that we actually wanted. The guys at the shop were patient in assisting us and never pressured us into buying more than we needed or extra stuff we won't use. We've even returned to check out some other things and now are buying mixing bowls. Everyone here provided top notch customer service.

I found it a full time job to work with the restaurant warehouse…read more Had to make several calls and nothing got ordered. I guess they are too busy for my business. They will never call you back. I big waste of time.

The finest, highest quality cookware I have ever seen with a showroom staffed by gracious, well…read moreinformed, friendly people. Allison, Jim and Aaron went out of their way to help me select exactly what I needed.

First off, I love cooking. I'm a foodie at heart. When I first moved to South Florida 2 years ago,…read moreI found Culinary Convenience on Yelp and was very curious. And it's OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!!! Not just for chefs. Yayyyyyy. Fast forward to 2021 and I had asked my chef friend for a recommendation on a place to get my Henckels knife set sharpened. He immediately suggested Culinary Convenience and told me to ask for Aaron Michaels who is the owner. Well, this convo was about 6 month ago as I slacked and never made it here. I had to drop someone off to Ft. Lauderdale Airport and was heading to a local coffee shop when I drove by this store and remembered the name and realized it was the chef supply store I've been dying to visit. Funny how things work. It's a cool store with dreamy chef and kitchen toys galore. I swear I took about an hour just strolling through the store taking my sweet time admiring everything. They have EVERYTHING!!! Chef's uniforms, shoes, aprons, bakeware, pots, pans, knives, serving dishes, the small stuff, the big stuff...just EVERYTHING! I asked questions and started talking with Allison. She was very friendly and helpful. I was mesmerized by the Breville Smoking Gun and have been eyeing this for years now. I really want one. The one they had at the store is a professional grade one, not like the one you see at Williams-Sonoma or Sur la Table. She noticed I was curious and asked if I wanted to see a demonstration. Heck yes!!! She showed me step by step how to use it and it was ridiculously cool. Yes, I still want one!!! Ha. I inquired about knife sharpening and got more info on that. I also started looking at the Japanese knives as I've been wanting a really nice Japanese chef's knife too. They had a beautiful selection of gorgeous knives. I've been wanting a Damascus style Japanese knife. Allison helped me by answering all my questions. She pulled out the MIyabi and Kikuichi knives. The Miyabi caught my eye. I love the design and simplicity. It's a sexy AF knife!!! They didn't have the Miyabi chef's knife I wanted but said they were currently on order. A gentleman who noticed I was having a hard time deciding on the knives told me the Miyabi is a wonderful option and introduced himself as Aaron, the owner. I said hi and told him the story of my friend who initially sent me here. Aaron knew exactly who I was talking about. We started chatting about our mutual friend, the hospitality industry, how he started his business and a funny story about his brother. Aaron has a very enthusiastic vibe and energy about him. I love his excitement when he talks about things. He was down to earth and so fun. He even pulled out his phone to take a selfie of us to send to our mutual friend. Funny too because I was thinking about doing the same thing. Haha. Needless to say, I really had a wonderful experience at Culinary Convenience and I may end up spending too much money here. I eventually came back because Allison called me the next day to let me know the knife I wanted arrived after I left the store. I came back a few days later and bought the said beautiful sexy AF Miyabi Japanese knife. And brought my knives in to get sharpened too. I also met Kieran, the store manager, who was also very helpful regarding my knives that needed sharpening. Bottom line, excellent spot for all your kitchen needs. Be careful, you might go browsing and leave with a gorgeous Japanese knife. Haha. It's not a terrible thing either. I'm madly in love with my knife. Huge difference even cutting veggies and herbs. Go check it out ASAP! You won't regret it. Thanks Aaron, Allison and Kieran for the amazing customer service. I need to come back for that Breville Smoking Gun, because everyone needs one of those right?

I've always enjoyed shopping at Williams Sonoma and seeing their sometimes unique, and typically…read morepricey offerings. This location had plenty of staff available. Some pleasant and willing to help, others not so much. Didn't buy much this time, but there's always next time!

Huge Waste of Time and Terrible Customer Service…read more We signed up for Williams Sonoma's free 30-minute "Knife Skills: Prep Like a Pro" class on Sunday at the Boca Town Center location, expecting to learn a few basic knife skills. Instead, what we got was one of the most disappointing customer experiences imaginable. About 6-8 of us showed up at 11 a.m., only to discover that this was supposedly a demonstration, not a hands-on class. The employee leading the session was ornery from the start. She gathered everyone in front of the cash register, briefly demonstrated how she held a knife, and spent roughly 30 seconds cutting a quarter of a butternut squash before asking if anyone had questions. We all looked at each other, wondering, "Is that it?" A few people asked whether we would get the opportunity to practice basic knife skills, such as chopping, slicing, and dicing. Her response was simply that it was a demo only. But even as a demonstration, she failed to show any meaningful techniques. No knife sharpening, no different cutting methods, no useful tips--just a quick cut through a small piece of squash. I would have learned more from a YouTube tutorial than here. The entire experience was so underwhelming that most people simply walked out. One woman summed it up perfectly: "You get what you pay for," before leaving. What made this even more frustrating was that we drove 35 minutes each way to attend what was advertised as a 30-minute class, only to receive a 30-second demonstration from an employee who seemed completely uninterested in being there or engaging with the group. A free class is still an opportunity to showcase your products, demonstrate expertise, engage with potential customers, and create a positive shopping experience. Instead, this was a huge waste of our time and an unfortunate example of the worst kind of customer service. After this experience, I have absolutely no desire to shop at Williams Sonoma. A little enthusiasm, preparation, and basic customer service could have made all the difference.

Well this place has it all. I shop here a few times a year…read more They sell everything from food, snacks, cutlery... you name it. This place is for bulk shopping only. They also have an enormous wall in cooler where they sell fresh seafood, cheese & meats. Bring a coat, it's freezing in there.

The woman sitting at the entrance was the same person who warned me about my shoes before. Today, I…read morenoticed that several customers were wearing sandals, but she did not say anything to them. I understand that the store has safety rules, but the rules should be applied equally to everyone. It feels unfair when some customers are warned while others are allowed to enter wearing the same type of shoes.!

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One of my favorite Costco locations! The store is spacious, and there's a large parking lot,…read morealthough it can still be hard to find a spot during busy hours. My kids especially love the bakery, and we always enjoy getting their pizza - it's honestly one of our favorite things to grab here. I also really love the floral department. They usually have a great selection of fresh flowers at very reasonable prices, with something for almost every taste. Overall, this is the Costco we come back to most often. It's convenient, has everything we need, and the fresh flowers are always a nice bonus!

5 stars for Costco Instacart service…read more I'll be honest I hate going to the store and fighting the madness, with long lines and not enough room in my cart for all the items I need to buy. I usually drag my Grandson to follow me with an extra cart. Hate it, it's not my thing, Today I Discovered Costcos delivery service through Instacart. Same day delivery shopping. so I thought to give it a try and to be honest this will be my go to service to get my Costco goods to my house without all the hassles of store visits. I Put in my first order today just to try and experience the service. I Bought 10 cases of Costco 40 count water bottles. 1 extra large tin of coffee and 2 big bounty paper towel packs- they were marked down as a special today so I got 2 big packs. Impulse buy! Didn't need but the price was right so I got a few. When I logged into the Costco site Bounty Towel deal was a highlighted item for the day. I followed my shopper on the app and to be honest the delivery came fast and on time. The Price was right and I didn't need to get in my car to fight the chaos at the store. Delivery and tip is included in the cost. Prices are a bit higher but not much than store prices. The small increase Pays for the delivery and tip which is included in the price. Now that I know I have this service available I look forward to shopping bigger store hauls. Instacart service is included in your Costco membership. Check it out.

sugarboo has a wonderful selection of everything you can imagine... Some very unique gifts and…read morefabulous art choices. I would definitely go back. Wish I lived closer.

There is so much variety in the store that you could spend for hours here. They have crafts to…read morejewelry and even clothing. Overall, the service was great as there are helpers around the store to help you find what you need. Definitely stop by when you're in the area.