Support this amazing business. The best place in Syracuse to by cookware both modern and vintage…read more The space itself is a beauty to behold.

I haven't stopped at this place since they moved from downtown to their current location on Erie…read moreBoulevard. Nice collection of everything from Chef jackets and hats (Gift idea) to baking supplies. I knew I would find something I needed and I did. I purchased a perfectly sized cookie scoop, and unlike with Amazon shopping, there was a range of sizes to choose from. I also bought a small heavy duty spatula and grabbed a pound of Ethiopian coffee, freshly roasted. Prices are a little higher than Amazon, but shopping local has its own rewards. There is also an interesting section of the store selling Syracuse China items. Apparently, you can sell your Syracuse China sets to Smith's. Had a lovely time perusing the shelves.

What an amazing experience! As others have said - Josh responds quickly to calls and scheduling…read morewas a breeze. Reasonable prices, which are clearly explained. Also explained when it would be better to invest in a new tool (vs sharpening to no benefit to me). Had all my knives and a wide range of gardening and other tools sharpened. So glad I did!! Thank you Josh!!

Great friendly service and reasonably priced! Turnaround was fast as well. So glad I got them…read moredone before Thanksgiving this year!

I have patronized ROCK USA since it opened a couple of years ago, and I have always been very happy…read morewith my dealings with its owner, Wallace Rockwell. He is completely honest and trustworthy. Being a United States Marine, you can always rely on Wallace to give you the straight scoop on everything. He is definitely a man of honor and integrity. And when it comes to edged tools--knives, razors, hatchets, cleavers, etc. etc.--there is no one who can hold a candle to Wallace. I have taken knives to him that looked like they were beyond fixing, and he has taken them and turned into things of beauty. He has a wide selection of high quality knives and other edged tools at reasonable prices. Wallace also has a small museum in the back of his store that is well worth visiting even if you don't buy anything at the time. This museum showcases primarily Camillus Cutlery knives and other objects and pictures that were taken back in the day Camillus Cutlery was in operation. Most of these knives and tools belong to another Marine, Greg Cobb. For anyone who doesn't know it, Camillus Cutlery was the number one business in Camillus for many years. It was a sad day for the village when the Cutlery was forced to shut down. However, Wallace and Greg are doing their best to keep the proud memory of the Cutlery alive. For many years this business turned out knives and other edged tools that were among the best made in the USA. Anyone who knows anything about the history of knife-making in America knows very well the name Camillus Cutlery and the high quality products they consistently turned out.Mant a grandfather and father, when he was buying a first knife for his offspring bought a Camillus Cutlery knife for him. They made knives that, if you took good care of them, lasted a lifetime. And when they were in operation, if you had a Camillus knife or tool that was defective or broken, you could take it to the Cutlery, and they would repair it, and sharpen it, for free. I myself took several Camillus knives back to the factory and had them repaired and sharpened. I recommend ROCK USA without reservation. Even if you don't buy something on your first trip there, it is still worth making the trip there to visit the museum.

Did an amazing job doing onsite sharpening for me. The value for the services offered is off the…read morecharts!!

It is hard to find places that sharpen knives that don't ruin them. This guy does an excellent job.read more

Have taken chainsaw blades in to be sharpened. Great work! Nice man…read more Looking to take more items to him next season.

Meloling is great if you want to sharpen mower blades and just about anything else industrial,…read moreheavy duty. They do NOT, however, do well with sharpening kitchen knives. I took my handful of four Global Knives to Meloling and they were all duller than when I brought them in for sharpoening. These knives require a 10-12 degree beveled edge. After they were "sharpened" I excitedly took them home to try them out. I literally could not cut a carrot without using excessive force. The real disappointment though is that a local high school's kitchen *chef* was the one who referred me to Meloling. Aside from the disappointment of my dull kitchen knives, I thoroughly enjoyed talking to Jim, the owner. His shop is full of very interesting sharpening machinery, like a museum of heavy duty equipment. He's a good storyteller and knows the local area's history as well. :) Oh, and his prices are very reasonable.