I wish I could give This store a 0 the help there is rude…read more Standing under sign to check out and other people are going right up to cashier to check out. I waited through 2 people checking out that got there after me and the clerk was snail pace slow. Another worker walked by and said where the line was and the cashier said the guy standing in front of him was there first I said no I was ahead of other people checking out and when I got to register finally was bitching me out for cutting in line. I left without nothing my time wasted and if they don't get better help they need to close their doors.

Clean place to find wholesale items for your restaurant or business. Came to buy a pack of 100…read morekitchen gloves and it was less than $5. Went into the meat case and they had some great deals for corned beef and I bought a nice sized pack of bacon ends from a vendor I liked at a Porland food vendor show for less than $8. Yaaasss! Even though they sometimes have a line going, the line goes pretty fast.

I was in need of a marinator injector for thanksgiving (can you say homemade butterball? :D) and…read morefound this place. I was super exited to go to a kitchen supply store in Olympia, as I am a total and complete foodie and I have to do almost all of my own cooking because of food allergies. It was fairly large, and they had a lot of items, but a lot of the products were very cheap quality and yet expensive! It really is more geared to a low-end restaurant kitchen. I got my injector but I was disappointed in my experience. This place would be good if you are having a kitchen emergency, but for the savvy buyer, give this place a miss.

From the owner: For the past 25 years, Olympic Food Equipment Sales, Inc., have designed and constructed several…read morehundred projects for bakeries, diners, hospitals, casinos, and more. We specialize in the installation and design of commercial food equipment and furnishings, while providing to the general public. Give us a call for superior products, certified technicians, and competitive pricing!

Very cool wholesaler warehouse that best serves small business owners. Lots of #10 cans of food…read morestuff, produce, meats, and paper goods. Ideal for food trucks, small stores, bars, etc. selection of supplies is pretty impressive. What does not impress are the prices. For 'wholesale', would have expected cheaper. Still, the convenience is there. Big parking lot out front, fully accessible.

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This is a great place to shop for house decor! I gave it a…read more3 star because of the mold I found growing on some baskets.

I love this store. BUT it is expensive as far as these kind of stores go. It is similar to TJ Max,…read moreMarshalls, Ross....you get the idea. HomeGoods has a little of everything but definitely focuses on higher end home goods. Lots of variety, and I always find something I didn't know I needed. I have also encountered a few rude employees during my shopping trips.....and long lines with just a few cashiers...

One two separate occasions I have purchased pre-opened products. Whoever is the manager there…read moredoesn't put any notice on them that says these items are super glued shut. The first time it happened it was with a display deffuser, it was the last one they had in stock. I got it home and for the life of me couldn't open it. The other was a cold brew system they had on clearance. I gave it to someone as a gift. About a year later they told me it never worked because the top had been glued on. They threw it away. On a whim I went into the store a while ago and looked for other glued items. I found 4. When I inquired before while returning the oil deffuser, the MOD on duty told me it must have been a return and someone broke it, then flushed it back together. Now I know that wasn't true... also way over priced.

I couldn't find my cherry pitter I had, and since I had 20% off coupon, I decided time for a new…read moreone, we found one that can pit 6 cherries at a time for $14.99, and of course being BBB, you're going to find other cool stuff that you don't really need lol, a lot of stuff you see on Shark Tank. We also needed a holder for the phone while driving, got something that attaches to the air vents of the car, the first one totally self-destructed lol, so took it back inside since we were still in the parking lot. The replacement also self-destructed, so that was a total flop product!

Culinary Essentials is the perfect name for this shop because they carry everything you need and…read moremore for your cooking needs at every level! Tons of cute items and many practical items at reasonable prices. I could spend all day in the store but due to COVID, they're requesting you limit your browsing to 30 minutes or less. Luckily they're extremely friendly and I was able to get all my questions answered from the variety of coffee related products to comparing the soda stream options. Especially with this year and the holiday season approaching, I highly recommend checking out Culinary Essentials for any dining related gifts or kitchen upgrades as the personal attention is so valuable and to support local businesses!

We stopped by this store to brouse the aisles with no real intention to buy anything. The aisles…read morewere crowded with high quality cookware of every description. A delight for anyone who enjoys cooking. We spotted several items that would be great gifts... After talking with the very nice owners, I decided to buy my son (who lives in Ballard) some Christmas presents. We presented them with the problem that we would be returning to southern California, where my son will join us for Christmas. It didn't make sense to fly stuff down that he would then have to fly home. They suggested that I could buy the presents, I could give my son a card and the gift receipt, and he could collect the present when he came home. Genius! The owners put my gifts into a gift bag, topped it with crumpled purple tissue paper, and put it into the back to await my son's return.

I have no idea why you would purchase anything here other than for the mere fact that you're on an…read moreisland and can't live without having a pot (or salad bowl, or dish, etc. ) immediately!?! The prices are crazy ridiculous and the store has nothing super special or items you couldn't get elsewhere simply by taking the 35 minute ferry ride to Seattle or ordering it on Amazon Now.

The Berry Patch has been one of my favorite kitchen stores for years. They carry some…read morerun-of-the-mill items that you could find at other stores. Yet this shop mostly offers quality higher-end items that cost a bit more. I've comparison shopped & for those run-of-the-mill items,The Berry Patch price is comparable to what I'd expect to pay elsewhere. I shop here when I'm seeking a quality piece for myself or a gift, and I know I'm supporting a local woman-owned small business. Update/Addendum: note this shop has moved from its small location in Winslow Mall on Winslow Way, & is now located in a large, bright corner location in Winslow Green at the intersection of Winslow & Madison.

First of all, perfect name for a kitchen supply store. Mise en Place [1] makes me think of Anthony…read moreBourdain and his book, Kitchen Confidential. Although I don't imagine anything sordid happening at this location. They are totally classing up the joint. This kitchen boutique is connected to their restaurant, Baked Alaska. It one of those stores where you say, "Wow, that's cool. I didn't know I needed that, but now I do." Everything from onion goggles to poaching pouches. You can find it here. There is a small display kitchen for cooking classes and it was a fun place to shop while we waited for our meals to arrive. [1] Mise en place is a French phrase defined by the Culinary Institute of America as "everything in place", as in set up. It is used in professional kitchens to refer to organizing and arranging the ingredients that a cook will require for the menu items that he or she expects to prepare during his/her shift. (Wikipedia)

If you're in Astoria, and you love kitchen gadgets and whatnots, you should probably stop by Mise…read moreEn Place. The owner seems to have tried every single item in the shop herself and can tell you all about them. The shop also makes its own sea salt mix, Chef Daddy, that is a perfect little gift to bring home for the foodies in your life.

If you're local and want in person side by side color views of Fiestaware this is your shop…read more I stopped in and was surprised at how jam packed everything was. It's the epitome of clutter - a bit unpleasant to navigate and there's a bit of a smell that made me not want to venture farther into the store. The front desk person was wearing headphones and didn't respond when I greeted him, through he finally noticed me and took them off to say good morning. I was curious about the Fiestaware colors they carried (if they had pre-86 Rose) since they appeared to carry retired items as well but didn't especially want to linger in the space. Overall, they could do with a strong air purifier and cutting down their shelved stock so it's more manageable to view.

This store has a wide selection of kitchen items at reasonable prices. I typically find what I am…read morelooking for and it's conveniently located in Pike Place Market. The service is always friendly and helpful.

I had help from service personnel every time I went to this store. The help was very nice.read more

I had an appointment with Geek Squad for a iPhone battery replacement. The "Geek" I was working…read morewith was super kind, relaxed and super helpful. Highly recommend making an appointment or else you probably won't get seen unless it's not busy at all, which I doubt rarely happens. This repair took a few hours and was pretty inexpensive. My battery life last my all day again now! I also like the location cause I went to the matinee while I waited.