This store isn't very large but there is so much inventory. The layout is fun and well organized. Prices are fair. Selection is good. Large kitchen area in the back used for demonstration and special events. Sales associates are very friendly and knowledgeable. I like this store because I like cooking and there are so many sales going on here all the time. If you cook as much as I do, you'll see the importance of buying quality equipment. Yeah some of the stuff here can get a bit pricey but it's worth it because the good pieces will last you a long time. Cast Iron items here are varied and affordable. Cooking utensils range from show pieces to utilitarian pieces. The baking section is nice with plenty of fun tools you could use in both baking and cooking. Discount section is fun to sift through. You might find something fun. I've bought many items here and whatever I couldn't find here, I found at WS down the hall. Fun place to look around with decent selection for baking and serving. Be on the lookout for Le Creuset sales. read more

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Went in to browse around and Aisha helped me find some kitchen goodies for me and my dog! She was so sweet and kind. Really made my day :)

I was part of a group that did a cooking class here and it was fantastic! The team was ready for us, with all food prepared and stations set-up. Chefs Jessica and Bao were exceptional hosts and instructors, and provided a lot of helpful cooking tips that I will be taking back with me to my kitchen. The food turned out great and now I have a new recipe to add to my rotation. We also got a 10% off coupon, so I picked up some goodies on my way out. Thank you, Jessica and Bao, for a wonderful and delicious evening :) read more

Purchased an item online and went to return the item in the store. Lady at the register wouldn't take it because the purchase date was past 30 days but the date I received it was within 30. Their policy goes off the purchase date, which is absurd. I called customer service soon after and they emailed me a prepaid return level. What a joke. read more

This company has the worst customer service I've ever seen. I ordered a 340 dollar pan and they decided to send it to an address I never provided,or even in the same state I live in. I emailed there team and was told that I need to dispute it with my bank not them. I would not ever recommend this company to anyone. read more

I visited Sur La Table today at South Coast Plaza with my fiancé and service dog to get a gift card for our sister and brother to take a cooking class with us. The cashier was more than friendly but we had the most unwelcoming, distasteful experience from another worker as we were leaving. The worker asked if she could pet our service dog (who had a his vest on). After telling my dog it was okay, I let the worker pet him. She then asked why he was a service dog and what he does. I explained he performs a "block" to "block what is giving me anxiety". She then proceeded to tell me that he is not a service dog he is an emotional support dog. I kindly showed her his service certification which furthermore led her to berate me on how it is a hoax and I wasted my money and no dog gets trained to be a service dog (though mine has). She continued for such a time it brought attention from other workers/customers in the store. I have never experienced such hostility from an employee after I tried to show her kindness by letting her pet my dog. It was so uncomfortable and the employee who helped me at the cashier previously was even trying to better the situation. Needless to say, I regret buying a gift card from there and will be sure we go to the Newport Beach location for our cooking class. read more

First let me say I love Sue La Table, their products and the people. I am writing re the cooking classes which I also love and was so happy when they resumed post COVID. What I'm seeing, at least this is my opinion, is a reduction in menu yet the same price. I'm comparing it to another local cooking school that I am going to and for the same price as SLT we prepare 6-7 items. This week was Appetizer (which was a pasta that we made, )a soup, Entree with sauce, vegetable, another homemade pasta, and dessert. At SLT the classes repeat a lot, and it's usually 3 items, always a green salad which is a no brainer. This other school offers a myriad of classes and they are always booked early. I know wine is out at SLT but again we can bring our wine, enjoy it with cooking as well as dinner and we take leftovers home. I don't understand why SLT won't allow this. Just intending this to be helpful, not critical and I know I have choices. Thank you. read more

Had a great experience here this afternoon. Worked with Nancy, who was awesome. She was very professional and knowledgeable. I was in and out (which I loved the most . . . shopping is not for me =). Thank you Sur La Table for having amazing staff. read more

This review is strictly for just the cooking class.... Let's start with the fact that each class member pays $79. It was the NY surf and turf. First of all the steak was about 4-5oz and the shrimp were on the smaller side. We actually didn't do that much prep except chop a few pieces of garlic and cilantro for the sauces. The chef also showed us how to make the creme brûlée which seemed pretty basic but when it was served it was raw inside. Honestly the class was lacking in so many ways, my friends and I felt like we were rushed. I don't mind paying for a real class but even when we were eating we had to stand which was really strange since there could have at least had stools at our station. Would I join another class? Probably not as I honestly did not feel it was up to par to other classes I have taken in the past which were 2.5 to 3 hours long for the same cost or less. read more

I've always walked by this store w/out paying much attention to it and thought it was just an over priced cooking store, but NOPE! Ever since I started taking culinary classes, a couple of my classmates talked about this place so I decided to check it out. As a culinary student, this place is AWESOME!! They've got lots of unique items and sure it might be a bit more expensive than Chef's Toys, but hey it's located near South Coast what do you expect? The customer service here is great! The workers will approach you and ask if you need any help. Also, culinary students receive a discount card which helps a lot. The items do sometimes go on clearance and that section is located in the back near where the cooking classes are held. Speakin of which, the kitchen looks amazing, like foodnetwork kitchen status. There's a calendar you can grab in there listing the prices of the different courses offered each day and they're pretty reasonably priced! The line usually moves along fast also. This is definitely where you wanna shop if you're looking for kitchen stuff geared towards presentation. They do have sales randomly, I remember purchasing a bunch of ramekins for cheap (bout $1 something each). BTW, if you notice an item you want on the floor, but it's the last one or something is wrong w/ it, just let an employee know. There's actually another part of the store that holds the extras and they will go get it for you! They have a great selection of coffee brewers & vitamix. If you're lookin for silpat mats (I got mine here decently priced). The store is pretty organized so you'll find all the sushi stuff in one section, all the knives in another, all the pizza stuff in their own section, BBQ stuff have their own little spot etc etc. read more

I wanted to bake a birthday cake for sons birthday tomorrow, so I stopped in to pick up a couple things. Mentioned to the nice employee what I was looking for, she mentioned how good their own chocolate cake mixes are, so I figured why not and bought one. Following the cake directions to a tee, I found only enough cake batter for one cake pan, so back I went. Again, following the directions to a tee, I mixed things up, poured the second batter into the other cake pan and off to the 350 degree oven they went. Absolute disaster! Never again! Twenty two dollars down the drain, headed to Albertsons Thanks Michelle, I did however go back to your store, spoke to two people and they both pretty much said "gee that's too bad!" No refund, no new cake mix, no nothing. read more

- Locale Destination - It's on Bear St and between W Sunflower Ave and S Coast Dr in Costa Mesa. It's in a "Crystal Court" in the South Coast Plaza right close to "Apple Store". The place is relatively small yet full of fun kitchen gadgets and kitchen related products. Friendly staff who don't mind leaving you alone if you didn't need their assistant. Plenty of parking. - Gluttony Expedition - It seems the same as other locations. Kitchen tools: They got a high end ones to cute ones! Whisks, cutting boards (various materials), seasonings, pans, pot like "Le Creuset" (Very high end and colorful French brand) etc. Glassware & china: Good quality and various sizes and shapes. They have a good sale section, too! Kitchen gadgets: They got tons of those - some of them might not need, but fun to see some cool stuff you wouldn't find at other places ;p Cookie cutters: They have so many varieties than any other places! They have good varieties on baking tools. Professional knives: They have good varieties in size and brands and great deals here! Kitchen tools: Blenders, toasters etc. They are expensive. Bar & wine tools: They got decent amount of stuff. - Conqueror's Deduction - It's fun to look here every time I'm at "Apple Store"... ;p I cook, so this is a good stop if I needed something for my cooking. read more

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So this is where I'll be coming back to when I finally decide to buy my own home. There's everything you could possibly need for your kitchen. What drew me in was the red signs all over the store that said, 'last chance' and 'clearance'. There are some stores that advertise a clearance but the merchandise are still priced what you'd normally pay at a different store. This place does have quality kitchenware that are discounted. You'll find the brand names here that you're looking for: OXO, Breville, etc. I feel that the phrase, "You get what you pay for" is suitable in this place. It's all quality products, so you know you're getting your money's worth and that the products will last a long time. The ladies in the front are very nice. They've even explained to me that they even have some classes that they teach here in the back and gave me a calendar of events. There's a pizza making from scratch class that I'm eyeing. Looks like I'll be back soon. read more

Sur La Table - Front of the store. - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

I love Sur la Table wish i owned everything inside them! Always nice to look at all their products and clearance items and take their cooking classes read more

First of all, this is a toy store for me. I like to play with all of these gadgets they have here. Unfortunately, most items here are a bit overpriced. If you want William Sonoma, you have to go to the other side of the mall. I came here because they were offering free knive sharpening until April 19. I brought my Santoku (I often confused this word with Santouka , as in the ramen place). Not all knive qualify, it has to be thick enough and long enough. Thank goodness I have a long, dull, and boring knive. Nice lady named Tracey sharpened my knive within 15 minutes (it was a weekday). It was a machine (hey, don't expect those water hand sharpened blocks for free! ) and it was nicely done. I've not taken the classes here but have taken the classes over at William Sonoma. At WS, they will feed you samples and offer a discount on certain pans / pots that were used during the demo. I need to see if I can do that here. There's a LOT of product in this store and not a lot of room. So I would recommend strolling slowly or ask an associate here, they are friendly. If you want to buy me something for my birthday, keep this place in mind! read more

Shun Bob Kramer knives. I don't mean to stay away from them; Shun is the Japanese knife manufacturer who teamed up with the incredible American master bladesmith, Bob Kramer, to produce the most amazing kitchen knives known to mankind. You can find them here. And they're not cheap. Not much is cheap at this store but it's all high quality stuff for the kitchen. Everything you can think of that you'd need in the kitchen can be found here. While this particular store is a bit smaller than the Irvine or Santa Monica stores, they certainly are not lacking in all things kitcheny. If you enjoy cooking or are a serious cook, this is your store. Otherwise stick to the kitchen section of CVS. read more

Stopped by here the other day to look over their selection of all-Clad products. I have been doing my homework and research lately and wanted to know what SLT had to offer. Unlike Williams Sonoma and Crate & Barrel or Macy's, SLT carries the creme de la creme of cooking products (one of the only places that carries Demeyere) Becuase i was not a huge aficionado, i opted for the All-Clad Product line. Although not as sexy as its European counterpart Demeyere, All-Clad has developed a strong reputation for fine solid cooking products. And it's made in the USA! except for the "lids" at macy's FYI. The employee was very helpful and informative. Since i was in the market for some All-Clad, he told me about some running specials on the All-Clad line, including a 12 inch saute for 89$ that was no longer advertised! That was a value, considering this item usually ran for about 140$. i was fished in. I bought one FTW...SCORE! It was not a d5, meaning it only had three layers of metal, as opposed to the 5 layers in the more expensive d5 line, i figured it was good enough for me. (more layers = more evenly distributed cooking) I figured i could still cook a mean steak from this bad boy! Cheers SLT, you made my week! read more

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This place is already a zoo! We went yesterday (Sunday) and it was packed with early holiday shoppers - good for them! We had a little bit of trouble getting help regarding their non-stick pans but eventually got a lot of helpful info from Elizabeth. I was afraid all we'd be able to find were newbies hired only for the holidays but Elizabeth has been working there since 2008 so I guess Sur La Table did it right by sticking the newbies behind the registers and putting the veterans on the floor. Wasn't a fan of the lady dolling out Nespresso coffee samples (who I don't think is a SLT employee) - she was not automatically helpful, looked like she hated that I asked for a drink and I had to ask her questions about the new Vertuo model before she provided additional info. I specifically asked for a "coffee" (vs. espresso) so she was force to brew a big cup for me. But when a lady after me asked for the same as me (and wasn't as specific), she got an espresso shot. You could tell customer was confused as she stared at my cup versus the thimble being handed to her. SLT has pretty much all my kitchen needs. We were there for brining bags we know they have but they were already on sale so glad we got one of the last ones. Ended up walking out with a $200 scanpan wok! Sign up for their mailing list where they'll sometimes send out 20% a single item discount which worked on our wok. read more

Finally found a much needed item, for a decent price. This was a quick shopping stop so I didn't get much chance to explore. Well, one impulse purchase. Staff was quite courteous, busy store though it was early morning. When I got home to find a good old fashioned purchase tag that didn't need a jackhammer to remove, I was so grateful. Want to go back soon and find a reason aka excuse to give fifth star. They give professional and military discount of 10 percent. read more

Secretly, I probably like Sur La Table more than William Sonoma. Don't get me wrong, William Sonoma is pretty freakin' nice with everything matching in their interior, their high-end products, and everything organized in such a way that you want to live there. William Sonoma stuff is just...nice. High-class, if you will. But, really, Sur La Table is where I'd want to shop. This particular Sur La Table has so many nooks and crannies and, when they're having a sale of some sort, it's just awesome to be able to go through some pots and pans and come up with an owl cooking spoon holder. Tiffany blue, no less! Prices are quite a bit lower than William Sonoma, but it may still be considered a little higher than, say, Target. But the sale stuff is pretty worth it. Quality isn't too bad, and some of the designs are down-right adorable. This Sur La Table definitely has a lot of stuff, and it's pretty crowded at times with somewhat small alleys (it's seriously a one customer per one alley preferred ratio). But, really, they have a lot of stuff. Left side is plates and towels and aprons and house decor stuff. Corner left is some of the more bar stuff. Top center is electrical applicances, such as espresso machines, convection ovens, etc. The cooking class is in the room behind the electrical appliances. Corner right is sale stuff, right-side is baking utensils, and bottom right corner is grilling stuff. Center of the room is the cashier. Service has always been pretty good. Never had any issues. Only gripe I have is that after the bf decided to add us onto Sur La Table's wedding registry, we've been getting around 3-4 emails per DAY from Sur La Table. Definitely more than a little annoying. I already tried to look through my account settings to have them stop sending so much, but no luck. Ugh. read more

This is NOT inside South Coast Plaza but across the street at the Crystal Court. (I had a hard time finding it in the beginning) I love coming here for cooking classes. I've taken 2 of them at this location so far. They are a bit pricey but worth it especially if you end up using the recipes again. The cooking classes are fun especially if you attend one with a friend. They offer you a 10% coupon at the end of the class to buy any tools afterwards but it's only good for 24 hours. The company changed the policy, it used to be good for a week! Other than cooking classes, this is a great place to buy kitchen gadgets, dinnerware or small appliances. They have a selection of espresso machines and they offer you a sample to try them out. I'm told they have free demonstrations on Saturday for Vitamix or other major appliances too. Coupons can be hard to come by for this store but occasionally in the catalog they offer a 20% one item from time to time. read more

Great selection and extremely happy & helpful employees. However, my huge complaint is that this place is a maze to get through. They're cramming a lot of stuff into a small location. Mix that with the fact that a lot of people are in here and you find yourself struggling to maneuver around quite often. Because of that, I tend to go in knowing exactly what I'm looking for, get it, and get out. It's when you start wandering that the trouble starts. read more

I received a defective item. The customer service and process for replacing it are bad and slow. They are clearly outsourcing their customer service, which in itself is not a bad thing, except that the quality is not good. Calls are answered by agents that are in noisy areas, such that you cannot even hear what they are saying. Email customer service goes unanswered. And as far as receiving the replacement item, it is taking forever for the warehouse to process my return. It's been a month, and I won't be receiving my item in time for Christmas, nor for New Year's. Not only are they slow in not prioritizing orders on which they made a mistake, they don't even compensate the client for the mistake and bad customer service/experience. I regret ordering from this company and will never use them again. read more

I took 2 classes yesterday. Both classes were great. I took Croissants and Knife Skills 101. Kristen taught the Croissants class and the class was well done, easy to understand and she was very helpful and hands on. When we walked in she had a nice Fritata for the class to have a light bite and coffee. The team I worked with was great. The finished product was a hit. I can't wait to make them. Then I took Knife Skills 101. I registered when I got an email saying that there was a Wustof knife included. Nidal taught that class and he was very personable and knowledgeable too. We chopped and sliced and diced. The assistant chef made a Tomato soup from the cutting we did and it was great. At the end of the class, I asked about the included knife. Well, it turns out there are 2 different classes called Knife Skills 101. There was no knife. The class I took - called Knife Skills 101 uses a different set of knives. The ad they emailed was very misleading. I actually spent over $600 on stuff and bought the knife from the class. I don't live near that location and there is no location near me. I actually was staying nearby while my husband was in a conference and I had taken classes from other Sur La Table locations. I was told to call customer service and they might resolve it. They offered to give me $10 off my class. I was told to read the fine print. How would I know that there were 2 classes and I should have known by the price. As much as I liked my classes and instructors, I totally felt there was an advertising error on their part. read more

The lady working there, Michele and another female worker all dressed in black were super chatty that they didn't even offer to help other customers for a good 10-15 minutes. Extremely unprofessional. I had to go find a younger lady who were only one available to help others in the whole entire store floor. Super sweet and helpful! read more

I came here for the cooking school. Now I've been to several. This place is similar to others. Set menu and let's cook together. I personally didn't find it that interesting other than you get to cook together and maybe you do it with friends (I did it with friends). All in all, if you haven't taken a cooking class, this place is as good as any. Personally, I'd rather go to the competition BBQ cooking class or japanese cooking class (the one in DTLA). I thought it was more fun (dishes I liked to cook more). read more

We ordered an item on December 1st for a Christmas present. It never shipped and I was never notified. I reached out to customer service and have had no response! You should try other companies and avoid Sur La Table. read more

Came her with my wife for her Christmas party for a cooking glass. I had always wanted to take a cooking class so I was super excited. We arrived with party of about 12-15 and were split into groups to do the cooking. The menu was broken into 4 courses Roasted Beet Salad, Seared Duck Breast, Herbed Potato Cake and Poached Pears with Puff Pastry and Chocolate. Now if you are thinking its a one on one type thing this was not. It was a combined effort on mixed the ingredients and then taking turns on cooking. I was thinking that we would all get our on station and each make our own dish. But it was still a great time. Everything came out really good, although we did not make the puffed pastries as they had them pre-made that dessert was amazing. I think I ate all the left over puffed pastries. Place is defiantly expensive as I wanted to come back for a Sushi class but it was almost $90.00 for the class. Still a fun time for sure and the store here is really nice and stocked with some high quality stuff. If you can check this class out I recommend giving it a try. read more

Sur La Table - The menu for my cooking class. - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

Excellent customer service as always!! I truly enjoy coming here each and every time. I'll be back for sure.

Just got off the phone with Tracy at this location. She did a great job being thorough with my requests and followed up on how to handle my issue searching for specific knife sets. Appreciate her helpful, friendly and professional customer service skills. read more

I Scheduled a cooking class in the store--right after a class we attended in July--for Sepetember. Unfortunately we had to cancel and wanted to reschedule for a later date. We reached out to their customer service via email 5 days prior to class. Received two emails stating they received our request. The first one said they would get back to us in 1-2 days. The second one stated a ticket number and would get back to us ASAP. Since tonight was the class and we received no other communication, I called the store. They said to call customer service. I did and a very rude man proceeded to read me their cancellation policy which apparently states they need 48 hours notice by phone. The fact that we emailed 5 days prior had no bearing on this guy since we didn't call 48 hours prior. I asked to speak to a supervisor 3 times as he proceeded to continue to read the cancellation policy to me- finally he put me on hold, came back a few minutes later and said supervisor was not available and that they'd get back to me in 24 hours. I offered to hold until someone was available. He said their policy was not to have any one hold for a long time but he would put an urgency note and someone would get back to me in 2-3 hours. Obviously no one called me back. No one responded to emails and I am now out $150 all because I emailed my cancellation rather than phone it in. Why have email correspondence in the first place if you don't read your emails? why respond to emails saying you will get back to the sender if you have no intention of doing so? I was looking forward to rescheduling the class but never again will I even walk into that store read more

Review for classes only! These classes are so fun and a great way to connect with other people who enjoy being in the kitchen or cooking. Been to two classes here, both were super fun! The most recent was especially memorable because our instructor Chef Kim was the best! We made pizza and she was engaging, informative, and highly knowledgeable. Great personality! And George and Danny were also amazing in the kitchen!! Unfortunately chef was not able to sample any of the completed pizzas. Asked why, she is gluten intolerant. I suspect I may be gluten intolerant as well because it causes my skin conditions to flare up. Sur La Table - please offer gluten free class options! Sure there are others out there like us, thank you!!! read more

I appreciate the store owner replying. I wrote the review out of frustrating disbelief. I love Sue La Table and always have a great experience. I love that I also get a Culinary Discount. I forget sometimes that it is Orange County, California and that even employees can act like the stuck up, snooty clientele they serve. read more

Sur La Table - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

My cousin and I have taken 2 classes at this location - paella & Thai food. Both were amazing experiences and absolutely worth the cost. The chef walks you through what needs to be done & provides helpful tips/explanations of the cooking process along the way. Depending on the class size, you'll probably be sharing the preparation steps. The assisting crew is also amazing - cleaning / setting up as you go. Then you get to eat your 3 or 4-course meal (usually 2 entrees) in the last half hour of your class. read more

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"French Macarons at Home" Baking class. Started off on time with the kitchen assistant asking the group if we would like any tea or lattes! Noticed there was a beautiful arrangement of sliced green apples, Brie cheese, some white cheddar sliced, walnuts, and some dry fruit. Already off to a great start!! The class itself was given by Chef Leslie, she was so informative and fun and created spectacular energy. We observed her with the proper techniques first and then we followed her simple and delicate instructions. We were in two different groups and the class itself wasn't large, intimate and the fewer people meant the more macarons we got to take home! We learned how to make the macarons and what worked best, I really liked the silicone mats with the markings on them. Those came out the best. Learned how to make chocolate ganache. Oh my word!! The class was $69 but so worth it! You get to learn hands on and the products you use they have on display so you can purchase them if you'd like. And then you get to take the stuff you make with you, not sure how that works for the food classes but it's nice to be able to share what you learned with family and friends. Highly recommend chef Leslie! She is passionate and energetic and so helpful. She loves to share her knowledge of patisserie and it shows in her work. read more

Sur La Table - Learning the proper way to pipe the macaron so you get the feet and perfect macaron to work with. - Kitchen Supplies Near Me - Costa Mesa, California

***STAY AWAY*** Took a cooking class with my work for a fun team celebration. The chef was very nice with what we were making, I am unfortunately a picky eater and I have a preference for beef to be cooked very well done with no blood or pink in the middle. When we were serving ourselves to enjoy our meal the steak we had was rare and I asked for it to be cooked a tad more the chef was very nice about it and absolutely put it to cook more, the second time around it was still pink in the inside, asked an older lady that was helping to place it back to cook more, the older lady made a very unnecessary comment of me wanting to basically eat leather. Now I can't put into words how sick to my stomach I am that someone would make fun of another persons personal meat preference. I wish I could give this place NO STARS no one in this world has the right to make fun of someone like this especially as a customer who is part of a 15 person group and is spending a pretty high amount on this stupid class with this condescending women who doesn't know how to be genuinely kind to some one, if someone doesn't eat meat will you make fun of them? If someone can't have pork will make fun of them ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Right after being put on the spot like this and completely embarrassed by the laughs she received from her comments I got up crying ran out and went to the bathroom to put myself back together and went back expecting an apology, the lady didn't even apologize, after this I did not eat anything that we had made I lost appetite knowing people like this work for such a successful store! She is basically and adult bully I hope you the store does something about having people like you there! I hope you realize that you don't treat people like this no matter the circumstances. You have no kind heart and people like your are disgusting. Have a great day! read more

My husband and I went in search of an immersion blender. Lizete showed us a few options and provided great advice. If that was all she did she would deserve a five star review but our trip was not yet complete. We also had some questions about a Nespresso Machine. She made us a sample and answered all our questions. I'm currently on the Keto diet and drink my coffee with coconut oil and butter. She brought some of both from the kitchen to see if the milk steamer could be used on the oils (such service!). Lizete was amazing and we will definitely be back for future purchases. read more

Last night my wife (Susan) and I attended a cooking class at Sur la table in the South Coast Plaza and had a great time. Partly because there were only three of us there as students and largely because Chef Terri made the class informing and light hearted. We also had two sous-chefs that took care of a few mundane things, leaving all of the fun stuff for us. The Lesson for the evening was "Mediterranean cuisine." We prepared, labneh with fresh herb salad, pomegranate lamb skewers, jeweled basmati rice pilaf + saffron and cardamom fritters (lgeimat). We used fruits vegetables, meats, spices, and wheat flour. We strained yogurt, we chopped, we seasoned, we mixed, we deep fried, and baked. And finally we ate. What I liked was that we weren't just told what to do. Each step was explained simply, and each item added was talked about for example why one flour vs another for each type of cooking (a lesson on gluten levels and how they react). Well, enough talk for now. I'd leave you a picture of the final results but I don't see a way to add it. Anyway I'd like to find a restaurant that served a meal this tasty. read more

The Good: For some strange reason I think I can cook, the reason is because I love to eat? Well, if you are aspiring to be the next Top Chef this is the place to at least let your kitchen look like it. They have everything you need and they even have cooking classes here. i picked up some of the house stoneware and I'm loving it. It cleans super easy and retains the heat, they even come with storage lids to stow you leftovers in the fridge or freeze and they can be used in the oven or microwave. The Bad: Their prices are higher than I would like but if you're lucky you can catch items on sale with percentage off like I did. The Ben: Awesome customer service, I had some cooking questions they ask with no sweat and they even held my purchase while I finished my other business in the mall. read more

We had a group of 6 who took the Sue La Table cooking class yesterday. Our chef trainer was Chef Terri. She taught us basic techniques that were simple and effective for beginning ,intermediate and advanced cooks. Everyone had a great time . We will be back again read more