So easy to come to Le Creuset and get a gift for family. Yes, not the cheapest gift but the family…read moremembers I get stuff for are like sisters and a mother to me. I was greeted nicely by an older lady today and she was very helpful. She what I was looking for which was a round braiser with glass lid, in white and it was wrapped already! Also was looking for trivets since I bought huge Le Creuset pots for each of my cousins and I wanted them to use them instead of laying it on their marble counter tops or cabinets. They did not have them but had silicone ones in white which were fine. She rang me up and I was off my way. I never have a bad experience shopping at Le Creuset! I have tons of their pots and pans by the way and their quality is out of this world. Price means nothing when I shop there! Thank you for making that easy!

I did not buy anything at the Le Creuset Outlet store in the San Francisco Premium Outlet ( in…read moreLivermore, CA). But the customer service was outstanding. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted and offered assistance. Staff was engaging without being intrusive. Plus they were knowledgeable about the products. Towards the back l, of the shop, are items that have additional marked down prices.

Other reviews talked about mainly seasonal items but we took a chance and stopped by in hopes they…read morehad our Aspen dishes. They stock normal items too so are very convenient! We were able to pick up some bowls for our set. Prices are the same as online and regular store. The place was clean and organized. Plenty of parking on a weekday. They had multiple dish and glassware lines, utensils, placemats and furniture. We had friendly and helpful service.

We have furnished almost our entire home and other homes with items from this outlet, because we…read morelove modern furniture that is built well. The staff here is very helpful. June is so sweet and always comes up to us eager to assist! Everybody loves the pieces we buy from here and we like to get everything in the collection so they match. I miss the Tracy outlet. The prices there was even lower! Now I'd love to venture into getting beautiful pieces for our backyard . It's probably our favorite furniture outlet because of the quality and service.

So far so good...We walked in and were greeted immediately…read more Jennifer was so patient and very knowledgeable when it came to all our questions as first timers remodeling our bathroom. Many tiles and colors to choose from as well as flooring. We left with samples of tiles and flooring and are so excited to begin on our custom cabinet also put together by Jennifer...Yay! The quote we were given couldn't have made us happier! We cannot wait to get started.

D&M re did my kitchen a few years ago and I knew they would be the ones I wanted to redo both of my…read morebathrooms. They are the BEST. Excellent design, craftsmanship, customer service, work ethic and. communication. I absolutely love my bathrooms and highly recommend Dennis and his entire team.

Chef Bruce's personality and his fun jokes are the highlights of the event. His instructions are…read moresuper easy to follow. He's attentive and very observant of our cleanliness, our likes/dislikes. He's personal and his thorough teaching helped us make a delicious meal! Laura is chef Bruce's best assistant. She's a female lead yet at the event took a step back into behind the scenes. Without her preparations, we would not have anything to cook with. She's friendly and caring. She took pictures for us throughout the event and send it to us promptly. The experience was wholesome. We had great laughs, delicious pesto gnocchi, delightful tiramisu and genuine conversations. It was a wonderful experience. Thanks a nicest bunch, Laura & Chef Bruce! Van Nguyen (Calyxo's Supply Chain cooking event)

I recently attended a cooking class with my work team, and it was so much fun. Pans on Fire is a…read morekitchenware store, with a room on the side for cooking classes. The store itself is really cute, with useful gadgets and cute towels and knick-knacks. I was part of a group of 12 for the Express Spanish class. There are many different cuisines to choose from, and different durations (e.g., express-1.5 hours, standard-2.5 hours, ultimate-3.5 hours). What made this class run so smoothly is all the prep work that was done ahead of time. Each member had their own apron with their name on it. The cutting boards, ingredients, and tools were laid out around the kitchen. Bruce, the owner/instructor, first gave us demos on knife technique, garlic crushing, and juicing with a fluicher (flat-juicer). Many of these tools are available at their store. Then we worked on different parts of the menu in teams of three. Some of us cut tomatoes, while other crushed garlic. As far as actual cooking on the stove, only 2 members were hands on. After cooking, we sat down at their dining table and ate our meal together. Menu: Gazpacho, Garlic shrimp, Pan con Tomate, Manchego y Chorizo Tostada. Everything tasted good, but my favorite was the garlic shrimp. Hygiene was very important throughout. Longer hair had to be tied, and once we washed our hands, we were no longer allowed to touch our phones. However, Bruce did a great job of taking plenty of pictures for us. Overall, a very fun way to socialize while making something together. I highly recommend this for a team building experience.

Kitchen remodelling is one of the most intricate and very detailed oriented task to tackle. It is…read morethe heart of the house. Being said and before you decide to do kitchen remodelling, make sure you have the time to work closely with your contractor! I worked closely with KF from the design to execution throughout the completion of the project. Let me share my experience with KF in details. Working with their sales rep was a smooth process. We worked with Dean through the selection of cabinets, floors, countertops, sink and faucet. Then here comes the selection of appliances. We shopped around and selected the appliances we will put in our kitchen and then gave the details to KF to incorporate it into the layout of the kitchen. A layout and a 3D model was made for review to visually see how the new layout of the kitchen will look like. This is where the critical part of the work needing your attention. Make sure to check the clearances provided for the appliances are all correct. The designer did not check the size of stove we will use. Mistake was made to our layout. We didn't catch the mistake as well and drawings got released for final approval. Then the execution, demolition to our kitchen took place as scheduled. 2 guys came in to remove all the old cabinets, countertops and appliances. It was a 3 day process to demolish and clear the debris. Prepare the walls for new construction. The electrical work. One electrician started to put new outlets and upgrade our electrical sub panel. This is where it got tricky because the new location of our panel is still part of the walk-in closet. The city inspector pointed out it is against the building code to relocate an electrical panel from a closet to a walk-in closet. The good thing was I was able to divide the walk-in closet into two rooms. I contructed a wall to divide this room into a storage where the new electrical panel is located and a separate walk-in closet. I did this work myself because it was not part of the contract. It will be an additional cost if I have KF do this work! The intallation of the cabinets! This is where we discovered the layout was incorrect. The clearance made for the stove is 36 inches, we ordered 30 inches stove. The location of the cabinet for the garbage was wrong too. KF ended up replacing 5 cabinets at their own expense to correct the layout. Make sure that during this process you check every position and clearances for your appliances are correct. This your final check before countertop measurement! The measurement of countertops and backsplash. A guy came in to make a template for the countertop and backsplash for fabrication. The process is to measure and install countertop first and then measure and install the backsplash. Make sure to check the level and squareness of the backsplash and countertop. I checked the backsplash and it was out of square. I have them corrected it on the spot! This is a very critical process and very expensive to correct if installed incorrectly. The installation of new flooring. I picked LVF to replace our carpet and hardwood. There is only one type of floor we use for the entire house. This went very smoothly and efficient. The worker even show up on Saturday to do the work. He knows how inconvenient for the owner is to move things around to clear the areas to install new flooring. Kudos to this worker who did our floor. The installation of appliances. It went smoothly except the anti tipping bracket of the stove was not properly place to capture one foot of the range. I went back and forth with the installer to correct it but I ended up correcting it myself to get approval from the city. The final touches. Ensure you are there and inspect every square inch of the cabinets and walls. You have to point out to the workers to put caulking on every holes you see. KF workers were not very thorough on their final touches. The final inspection. This is where the city will come in to inspect the electrical work, the wall I constructed, the undersink cabinets and do some testing on new circuits of the kitchen. Check and check their work. If you are not satisfied with their work. Make them correct it. This is your only time to tell them to correct things you are not satisfied. For example I have them replaced the valve of the faucet where one of the hoses has tight bend. Check fittings for leaks. This is very important! As I elaborated above, KF has the means to do the work. The coordination with their project manager was not very proactive. You need to make many follow ups to get the work done. Some days have no work activities. A couple of days they worked upto 8 in the evening! Overall I am happy with the result of their work but I also spent many hours to work with them. At the end of the day, it is you who will live in the house and it's your kitchen! When it comes to cost and the hours I spent working with them, the overall cost of this project was expensive.

They have subcontractors to do the work, these workers don't care about quality. They say…read moreeverything is included but it is not, if you need help when they're done with the job, good luck I'm still waiting for some information, they just don't care because they got paid.

I highly recommend these folks. They helped us design a new kitchen with Schrock Cabinets. The…read moredesign had to deal with a fairly complex floor plan so Christine and her sister worked together to figure out options. The cabinets arrived and were in great shape. I'm really happy with the quality of these cabinets. Finally during install Christine supported us when we had some accidents, helped us swap out some materials, and help when I lost some glass. I really can't say enough about these folks, they were so awesome.

We recently completed a whole kitchen remodel using Bay Area Cabinet Supply for our cabinets. I…read moreoriginally planned to reface our old cabinets or do IKEA cabinets with updated fronts from companies like Semihandmade, but ultimately found Bay Area Cabinet Supply to make more sense in terms of pricing, quality and time investment during the planning and design process. I walked through Bay Area Cab's Dublin showroom a few times to confirm they have cabinet styles and colors I liked, and the employees were very accommodating in letting me check out cabinet door samples to see in my actual kitchen. I'm so glad I did that, because the color we originally wanted ended up looking dingy in our northern facing kitchen. We went with their Icy Avalanche color, which is a cool toned grey, and have never loved anything more! The design and estimate process was simple and likely less time consuming than even wading through the IKEA kitchen designer yourself. Chrissy was patient, professional and very knowledgeable and made sure every detail was handled to perfection. She even hopped on the phone with our contractor a couple times to make sure every measurement was exactly correct. But her excellent customer service really came into play after our cabinets were delivered and we discovered an issue--due to a slant in our kitchen floors that weren't accounted for in our original measurements, our crown molding wouldn't fit! She and her sister, who heads their other branch, redesigned and supplied a new molding quickly so that our remodel wouldn't be too behind schedule. And if that wasn't enough, when my contractor mis-installed a drawer, Chrissy replaced the broken pieces for me immediately. For just the customer service level alone, I'm so glad I went with Bay Area Cabs. There are already so many small things that can go wrong in a kitchen remodel, and I was so glad to have the cabinets be headache-free! Finally, the quality of the cabinets is amazing. We've been in our new kitchen for about 6 months now and are happy to report that all our cabinets, drawers, shelves and doors are working perfectly. We're so happy we chose Bay Area Cab Supply for our kitchen and hope this review helps more people find out about this awesome family-owned company!

We had a great experience from start to finish. The process was smooth from scheduling the…read moreconsultation to the completion of the project. Everyone was professional, communicative, and the quality of the work was excellent. We originally had our bathroom remodeled and were so happy with the results that we ended up having them remodel our kitchen too. Both projects turned out amazing, and we couldn't be happier. Highly recommend!

We recently had Today's Kitchen and Bath come out to modernize the look of our folding doors and…read moreclose up a window that we decided really had no purpose. We expanded the door space by 2 feet to give the wall more of an open feel to the pool area. We used Today's Kitchen again after using them 7yrs ago to remodel our kitchen and master bath. We were very impressed with Junior, Matt, Simon and the entire crew that made our project possible. These guys are trustworthy, professional and reasonably priced. Junior is very detail oriented from start to finish. He understands the client, listens intently and remembers what you said and most importantly communicates with you through the whole project. You will find this mentality with the entire crew. Thank you again Junior and team for making our project a reality. We appreciate all you do!

My contractor sent me here to look for a vanity. The vanities here are much nicer and more stylish…read morethan what you can find at Home Depot or Lowe's. This store pretty much has all their vanities on display so you can see the different wood finishes and size options, which ones come with a sink and which ones have a separate sink. The prices are great compared to other custom vanity places. The store is huge and seems overwhelming. They carry a lot of products for your kitchen, bathroom and other rooms in your home. Since I was focused only on purchasing a vanity, I tried my best not to look at all the other products they carry, such as floor tiles, wood floors, bathroom tiles, shower fixtures, toilets, mirrors, shower doors, etc. So much to look at!! Richard helped me with my questions. He was knowledgeable and patient. He showed me comparable products around the floor then put my order together. Most items are in stock! That's great!! No need to wait for delivery. What I like about PHD is that I can purchase my products and my contractor can pick them up. I don't have to haul a vanity in my tiny car. Returns have a restocking fee. Make sure you like what you're getting.

PHD is a great showroom to work with. I'm a designer and collaborate with them regularly, and the…read moreexperience has been consistently positive. Special thanks to Erica -- she specializes in kitchens and is truly amazing. She's professional, helpful, very service-oriented, and always knows how to guide the process the right way. Honestly, a big part of why the experience is so good is because of Erica. Highly recommend working with her and the PHD team.

I've known Barbara for years. Awesome chef/cook/teacher/host and wonderful person, too!! You're…read moregoing to love meeting and working with her!!!

I purchased a cooking class at Viva Cucina for my family of five, hoping to give all of us an…read morealternative to the usual boring restaurant food, ordering in, etc., and get us cooking for ourselves. We had a wonderful experience with Barbara. She is a dedicated "foodie," clearly loves the process of cooking and is a great host. Her love for cooking is contagious! We were all swept up in her positive vibe and enthusiasm. We chose the Filet Mignon as our main course along with garlic mashed potatoes, carrots, etc. and Bananas Foster for dessert. Really delicious! It was a great lesson in the science and art of cooking that we are putting to good use at home and will come in handy especially when preparing meals for the holidays. Top notch!

I'm so glad I got my walk-in shower was done in 2 1/2 months finally from this Reborn Cabinets…read morecompany instead of 1-2 days as promised by the salesman. This was the most stressful and horrible experience with this company. My wife wanted me to give it a review with 1 star, but I don't believe it's the company fault. She insisted that the company is only as good as the people who work for them, she does have her point. The story begun when we saw the ads on Facebook, we wanted to change the tub to walk-in for my mother in-law (78 years old) to walk in easier than stepping over the tub for safety. So we answered the ads and the salesman named Jacques (or Jack) came on a Saturday in August. He seemed to be nice, came with a book of all the pictures of options and the company history to sell the company. I and my wife were looking at all the options and due to high prices, we decided to go with the cheapest wall and a nice $3000 door for $13000. We used to remodel our own bathroom so we know what prices of materials were like. The door sold for $3000 is on the internet for less than $1k. But we believe the company needs to make money so they mark up. So what's the problem? Trust, we always trust people, so we signed on a tablet that Jacques had without checking what I was signing. The moral of the story is DO NOT Trust and sign anything on a tablet because it could be modified. Either this salesman had dementia or just plain wanted to cheat us for the door because on the contract (e-contract) we paid $13000 for 3 cheap wall, a cheap shower valves and a tower bar, NO DOOR. We're shocked when the guys came and installed the walk-in showers. He told us we only got the shower bar for shower curtain and no door on the work order. We're glad we only paid for half of the total estimates. The amazing thing was the we had white walls on grey bottom which we normal people would assumed Grey over Grey. Again, we didn't look at the contract and the salesman also had no logic but only had dementia. At least they finished the walls and the showers so my Mother in-law can use the shower. I was also shocked when the valves are connected to the copper water pipes with plastic pipes instead of solder copper with copper. And this is how they're going to guarantee life time. I doubt it very much, but there's nothing we can do because it's the way they do things these days. So the company coordinator asked me to sign the completion work before she create a new work order for the door although there's no door on the contract which is nice, anyone would know no one in the right mind would pay $13000 for 3 cheap walls, shower valves and bar for curtain. The salesman had never call us back to ask about the work. He denied the door was in the contract. So it took three months, we need to buy a curtain for shower, no safety bars, or shelves installed for my mother in-law to use. Then a new coordinator Destiny called and sent us a new work order with a cheap door as courtesy and not the $3000 door we ordered. She warn to send us to Collection if we don't accept the work order and pay the rest of the money. We felt scared and grateful at the same time because they gave us a door out of their good heart because the contract we signed didn't have any door in it. We accepted the cheap door and they came and installed with the safety bars and shelves and I paid the rest of the money. Until now, I have no warranty papers or anything for the life time. I'm not sure if the company exists, if it has any showrooms, or just a website I found on the internet. I'm not sure if this company actually has employees or just sub contractors they found on craigslist. These days, with technology, any company can have a great website. It doesn't matter how many stars the review has as long as the reader understand the truth. It's the results that tells the story. Do not sign on any tablet. Before you pay make sure everything is on the contract with hard copy. Do not trust any booklet that shows the company to be trustworthy because the company is only as good as the employees they hired.

I had a walk in shower installed April of 2025. I am in need of a repair (lifetime warranty) and…read morecannot get a hold of the company. All the numbers they gave me as well as on my contract are out of order! Woodland, CA