This was such an amazing experience to with two incredible chefs dual it out on three courses, over…read morethree hours. Sitting up close to the kitchen, we got to see them cook and plate their appetizers, entree and desserts dishes from scratch, incorporating the ingredients that were given to them. Throughout the cooking, we also interacted with the chefs, asking them about the dishes, and also getting some samples of the dishes before they were served. We arrived for Sunday dinner reservation right on time. It was small space with about 20 spots. BYOB place, no cork fee. Half of the seat were around the kitchen. There was a scoring sheet for each guest with names of both chefs, the ingredients of the day and the rules. The chefs got 45 minutes for preparing their appetizers, 35 minutes for entree and 20 minutes for desserts. It was impressive to see both chefs were precise with their timing. The dishes prepared by both chefs were so masterful, had intricacy of combining the ingredients and coming up with some sumptuous flavors. Salmon and steaks were cooked perfectly. It was extremely difficult to score the chefs on barest of margins and pick a winner. But per the rules I did pick Chef Ryan Beegel over Chef Alexis Sicklick. The host was also super nice and funny. She did a super job of explaining all aspects of the dinner, cleaning out plates after each round and serving all the drinks. Truly it was one of a kind TV Show like experience for us.

Great food. Went for a rooftop event. Had a movie playing…read morewith food served. Nice place to enjoy on the rooftop of hoboken. I would go back.

NY Cake is NYC's baking superstore, with everything any baker, professional or otherwise, could…read morepossibly need to make their treats. I could spend hours going through all their cookie cutters, candy molds and decorative doodads. I also took a class not too long ago--on French macarons--and while my instructor was excellent and a true expert on the subject, she was stretched thin dealing with an overbooked and overcrowded class. Consequently, I don't feel I got enough of the hands-on learning that I needed to make those tricky little cookies correctly on my own. (Note: I STILL can't get them right.)

I saw a Tik Tok on this place and wanted to check it out when I was in NYC. It was open on a…read moreSunday and was empty when we arrived, unfortunately a big birthday party of kids entered about 5 mins after we got there, but they were corralled into the baking room while we shopped. There are all kinds of fun things for the avid baker and lots of fun stocking stuffers or little favors for parties if your crowd likes to cook. There are more cookie cutters than you have ever seen in one place, so if you are looking for something specific, they probably have it.

A bit pricey but amazing good quality stuff for kitchens and restaurants. If your a chef or cook…read morethis is the place to buy your tools.

Excellent customer service. Great inventory of goods. Great location for baking tools at a…read morereasonable price. Definitely coming back!

I've lived in this general area for 18 months and never knew this store existed! A closer…read moreinspection is that map apps have this incorrectly categorized as an electronics store. I bake quite a lot at home (my own bread, pizzas, focaccia, cakes, cookies, pastries etc) so this review is only from that perspective. This is a very well equipped kitchen store. It's targeted at commercial kitchens/restaurants but is open to the general public and there are many good items for the home kitchen. There's a great supply of Winco (everything), Cambro containers, and Fat Daddio aluminum baking tins. The only thing that I didn't see were Nordic Ware baking trays (but the Winco trays look nice and solid) and also didn't see any cast iron (which makes sense since for a commercial kitchen is way too heavy and unpractical). I walked the isles and saw so many things that I'd purchased over the last 12 months, but had made a trip down into the city to buy something or resort to ordering online when I could have shipped here instead! Love the range they had here and will definitely return for future baking and kitchen organization supplies.

From the owner: Lebron Restaurant Supply offers Uptown's largest selection of ranges, ice makers, broilers,…read moremicrowaves, refrigerators and grills.

Truly a one stop shop for just about everything you would need. They are not just a locksmith! Need…read moretools for simple at home projects, they got it. Blender for your smoothies, they got it. New to the city and need a plethora of cleaning products, they got em. Handyman or building supers can find just about everything you can need for your projects downstairs. A mini home depot type of stop. Of course you're paying a premium on price, keep that in mind. Staff upfront seem a little checked out on the customer service side but aye they were cool.

Cool find for kitchen and hardware goods! I went in to buy 1 item and walked out with 6. The two…read moreemployees that I interacted with were very friendly. I will definitely be back!

I bought some of my first kitchen essentials here years ago and still use them daily! In…read moreparticular, a truly excellent kitchen knife I rely on constantly for meal prep. I'll always remember going here to pick it out. Good quality, prices, and service. Thank you so much!

Covid review! This…read morekitchen supply store is still open with great good during covid! Theres actually a bunch of kitchenware stores nearby but few are open and this one is the cleanest we went to. They have some safe guards for covid like a plastic curtain to separate the staff from us, but otherwise precautions seem un existent. Things are very organized and the variety of utensils vary greatly, but the variety of each utensil is mediocre. Meaning you can find mostly anything you want but not in every size and color. We found a nice teapot, julienne peeler, cooling rack, and some ladles. Everything was fairly priced but they only had one peeler and it was on the pricier end when we compared to nearby stores. Overall im thankful for them serving kitchenware in the holiday season while we have extravagant food plans

I'm a fan of Big Night and have made purchases from them online. Last weekend, I was in the…read moreneighborhood and decided to stop in. A little hard to describe, Big Night is a store for anyone who loves a dinner party, needs to take a gift to a dinner party, aspires to throw a dinner party... They have table linens, flatware and cutlery, glassware, pantry items, and some food items in a fridge/freezer in one little nook of the store. They have a particular aesthetic, and the shop fits right in with that. It's cute and charming. It's a fun shop to stop in at if you're into cooking or hosting.

Cute store full of various things you could use for hosting a fabulous party. The staff were…read morefriendly. I didn't buy anything, and the stuff can be overpriced but if you are hosting or attending a party, this is a good spot for something unique.

This business seems to be closed. Their telephone number is disconnected and I have stopped by…read moretwice during the last week to find the store closed with security gate down.

I bought my niece a stand mixer for her birthday. Service wasn't very helpful or friendly, but I…read moregot the mixer I was looking for at a decent price. They have a huge selection of tools for your kitchen, including things you didn't even know you needed! This place is filled with merchandise and it's a little cluttered, but they sure do have what you're looking for and then some.