Kitchen Collection at Moorestown Mall is a nice store with a lot to offer and at a good price. The…read morestore has plenty of variety in appliances and cookware. From smiley face trivets to KitchenAid porcelain enamel stockpots to Cuisinart espresso makers, it's fun to stop by and shop.

Excellent staff Excellent cookware…read moreBulk tea and coffee Knives Cookbooks Coffee makers Must see!

Fante's is a kitchenwares shop, so it's the place to go if you need a new pot, a paring knife, an…read moreespresso maker, a rolling pin, a garlic peeler, etc. I stopped in with some friends today while we were exploring the Italian Market and found something I've been needing for my kitchen for a while. It's a nice store with friendly staff. Worth stopping by if you're exploring the neighborhood or if you need something for your kitchen.

Huge place with reasonably priced stuff. Got some cookware, some party stuff (disposable cups,…read moredelitainers) and some stainless steel cookware. Cashier suggested I sign up for a free 90 trial membership. It didn't ask my credit card info. Just let me enter my deets and that was it. Cool. Membership is $50 a year. If you get a lot of stuff often, it's worth it. On this trip alone, we saved $35 on what we got. And unlike the Restaurant Depot, they don't make you provide everything short of a DNA sample to get an account, and show proof of an incorporated business. I just wanted some freaking pots. Relax guys. Glad we drove past restaurant depot and came here instead. Staff are extremely kind and helpful. They will walk your order out to your car, and load it up for you. And? Not a single complaint or eye roll or rudeness for asking them questions. Just a lovely friendly attitude and a genuine request to come visit them again.

Amazing service. Always greeted when you come in. Even if they are far they will tel and make you…read morefeel seen and welcome. Always a helping hand nearby making sure your ok. And they pack the car. What better service could you ask for. Love it here! And definitely get the membership it's worth it. And trust you'll be back.

Terrible experience. Had to buy a deep fryer that couldn fit…read morein my food cart, called them to send back, they offer to pickup. I was told that I will pay for the freight and wont be too much. when they refund, was taken more then 500 dollars, I am feeling ripped off.

Great staff, fair prices, tons of stuff. Only issue I had…read morewas that their equipment stands were flimsy. Go with the heavy-duty stands, which are still kinda weak but can hold a four hundred pound grill.

I find this store to be a little on the expensive side but when they send me a coupon the need to…read moreFIND something to use it on is just overwhelming... Lol! Not sure why but it sucks me in every time. They have a great selection of k-cups and that's what I end up getting most times. I like to brows the kitchen gadgets since they have quite a variety and some things leave me pondering what their use is for. All in all its not my "go to" place but as long as I have coupon in hand I will venture in a couple times a year.

What can be said about BBB that hasn't been said before? It's a mish-mosh of household goods with…read moreprices I feel are inflated. There are always coupons, though, to trick you into thinking you're saving. What I like about this BBB is that Harmon Face Values is attached -- apparently, BBB is related somehow to Harmon Face Values AND The Christmas Tree Shop. Anywho, Harmon Face Values nothing more than the health and beauty section of your local drug store smashed into BBB ... and I kinda like it. The prices are hit or miss compared to, lets say, Target, but if you have a bunch of gift cards (like me) and you can't seem to find anything in BBB that you want ... it's nice to know you can use them on make-up and body wash instead of a useless kitchen gadget.

I ordered an All-Clad pan from Capital Cookware at a discounted price due to a small scratch. After…read morereceiving it, I realized I wanted a larger pan and reached out for an exchange. James from Capital Cookware was incredibly helpful and made the process quick and seamless. They were able to source the new pan and ship it out promptly. Fantastic customer service--I'll definitely order from them again. Thank you! -- Andrew

From the owner: Capital Cookware is a unique online shopping retailer of exquisite lines of high-performance and…read morehigh-quality cookware inspiring culinary artists from home cooks to master chefs. We pride ourselves on exemplary customer service, our focused attention to you and our expedient delivery to your doorstep.

I have not been in years, however I used to love the quality of the food,the size and the price. I…read moredo plan on going back very soon. O and the employees were never nasty. I will give an update after my next visit.

My first time in there and I loved the place. Got tons of stuff in bulk for our friends BBQ. Prices…read moreare great and they serve ice cream by the bucket. We got home and grilled up burgers and hot dogs. I was on my second hamburger(with a hot dog in the middle) when I noticed a small bluish green spot on my bun. I showed it to my friend. "Yeah sometimes they fuck ya." He said and shrugged. I pulled the spot off and finished my burger.

This review is on the cooking classes offered at Sur La Table. We decided to take the Lunar New…read moreYears cooking class to learn how to make soup dumplings. The cooking place was pretty cool. There was flavored water to sip on while we waited for the class to start. The whole cooking experience was shared between 4 different people. The table is kind of small for us to work on especially with how many people attended the class. The kitchen had a tv to see what was going on but for some reason it wasn't facing the chef so it was pretty useless. The class has helpers to the chef which was very useful. There was someone to helped with cleaning dishes, someone to help us when we couldn't figure out what to do or if we had questions, and someone who helped create the prep of ingredients. Our teacher was nice but it felt like we rushed through cooking the dish. The important stuff was pre prepared which was kind of a bummer. Like the dough for the dumplings was kneaded already and the filling for the soup dumplings were premade. I was also kind of bummed to know that it's super hard to make the soup dumpling filling. We also made some stir-fry noodles and green beans. It was interesting to learn how green beans are prepared to be so crisp via blanching in oil.

I thought this would be a good event for a date night. There's something romantic about cooking…read moretogether than eating what we cooked. We attended the Date Night: French Elegance class. Our chef made sure that we understood his instructions to prepare the meal. He emphasized the importance of "mise en place" which means having everything prepared in advance. Our meal was Seared Scallops with Champagne Beurre Blanc, Saffron-Scented Risotto with Peas and Prosciutto, and Chocolate Souffle with Salted Caramel Sauce. We started with making the Risotto. Each couple was matched with another couple and took turns with the preparation. There was a 10 minute break to give the class participants the time to walk around the shop. We finished the risotto and made the scallops. The souffle was the only portion of the meal that the students did not prepare. We enjoyed the experience and decided to take another class.

Too bad they have terrible customer service and sell expired food. It feels as though the woman…read moreworking there doesn't like her job. This same woman has been rude/ unfriendly to me on multiple occasions. I usually never leave the store without spending at least $100. When I told her the crackers I bought yesterday for a dinner party were expired she just looked at me with a fake smile and said she had them recently and that is how they are supposed to taste. I spent three months in Italy and never have I tasted something so stale. I was explaining to her how awful they were and no I would not like another bag. She just kept saying I'm sorry and smiling. No refund, and unwilling to say the customer is right. Will not be returning there.

Another cool experience in Philadelphia. I am loving this city!…read more My husband and I received a gift certificate to Cook as a wedding gift and we didn't realize how quickly the events book up. Holy snikees! You have to literally log on to their website the minute the classes are posted and reserve a spot immediately. We got married in May and have been trying to use our gift certificate ever since. It was worth the wait! Our event was hosted by The Royal Chef (Darren McGrady). He cooked for 5 US Presidents in addition to the Queen of England and her family. Needless to say, he didn't disappoint. Not only was the food he created fantastic, but he was personable and super funny. There were 16 people total (which is the max for the space) and we enjoyed observing Darren and learning new techniques. The wrap-around counter ensures that eveyone has a bird's eye view. We loved every minute of it. Our menu included: - Blueberry, Feta and Kale Salad - Chili and Garlic Crusted Shrimp with Double Cheese Grits - Minute Steaks with Blue Cheese, Caramelized Onions, and Cannellini Bruschetta - Sticky Toffee Pudding with Clotted Cream The staff at Cook is top-notch. Never an empty wine nor water glass, and plates were delivered and cleared with the quickness. It was a casual, social, and fun setting. This is not a hands-on culinary event, rather, this is an event where you sit back, relax, and watch your chef work their magic. You don't have to lift a finger and that's the way I like it! You can purchase kitchen gadgets and goodies at this location at a 15% discount on the day of your event. Cook offers something for everyone. Some of the events are pricey, but there are some that are more budget-friendly. Check it out and be sure to work those quick-typing fingers to reserve a fun class fast!