I really enjoy coming back here - you never know what you'll find with a constantly changing, well…read morecurated selection of consignment and brand new stuff. On my most recent visit, they had exactly what I was looking for, at a terrific price, and I had a blast just browsing on top of that.

We attended a Valentine's Day seasonal galletes class, and I'm a believer. My cheap (YouTube…read moretutorial advocate) had a hard time stomaching the fee but I left so impressed, I even signed up for a different class. Not only was this a fantastic date activity, I loved learning the science behind the process. Emily was the best teacher, made the process feel like a creative outlet. We were able to eat our creations AND go home with more to make. ADDITIONALLY, they have a kitchen consignment shop that has the BEST finds. I found a perfect le creuset dish for $11!!! Will be back!!

RECORD IF YOU GO IN! The worst home goods location by far. Upon entering the store I began in the…read morefood section. The employee stocking the area came less than an inch away from touching me four repeated times. I think moved across the store to the towel section where two employees loudly blocked my exit from the aisle. I then saw the employee that I had moved away from. Then I moved to the art section where the man who I believe must of been the manager was lingering. I then moved to the blanket/throw section, I left my cart at the end of the row, to which a different employee moved my cart out into the aisle and left it. I shopped some more and encountered more employees. At check out the cashier stopped once she was almost done and told me that she needed to rescan my entire transaction. She then did not hand me my receipt at the end to which I had to take it. She then proceeded to shout all the way to the end of the checkout row to where she was. At the end of the checkout stand, as I went towards the door, two employees were blocking the exit. They were having a discussion with one of their friends at the exit. This is the most uncomfortable shopping experience I have had at a store. I felt incredibly uncomfortable and that due to the employees, I was unable to shop peacefully. They were highly unprof

The BEST HomeGoods I ever been too! Their selection is great but I never been to any retails store…read morethat provides such a great customer service like them. This gentlemen offered me to grab a cart, then he also offended to put it away as I walked out from store. I will definitely come back to the location!

I called ahead and my choice was ready at the desk. They also showed me everything else that I was…read moreinterested in and were very kind. It was also nice to have a man in a kitchen store.

If you love to cook, bake and entertain or want to learn how to do those things, Kitchen Kaboodle…read moreis your store. Filled with every imaginable item - small appliances, bakeware, dishes, wine glasses, kitchen tools, pitchers, vases, thermometers, muffin, tart and cake pans and so much more! Typically I shop at NE location but when I'm in the area, I stop in the Beaverton store. It has a large rectangular footprint making it super easy to navigate and find what you need or browse to discover items that you must have! The store is usually well stocked but due to pandemic, the inventory is on the sparse side. They had a large table and corner area with a 50% off sale going on. I'll be back in a few weeks as I'm hoping their summer outdoor dinnerware will go on sale. The light weight, colorful Melamine plates are perfect for outdoor dining. The last time I visited, the service was so slow. Unbearably slow. The woman wrapping my two dishes took painfully long. It was also the very first time I entered and was not greeted or asked if I needed assistance. Typically this doesn't bother me but this day I was in a hurry, did have a particular item I came to buy, but couldn't find assistance. There were several people working and were engaged in their own conversation. slow! One experience doesn't define a store so I'll be back when in the area. I love to cook, bake and entertain so Kitchen Kaboodle speaks to me.

Came in and was warmly greeted. We were interested in some knives. The lady we worked with was so…read morefriendly and patient. We were with our two kids and she offered them some ice cream while my husband and I looked. Slightly smaller store so the selection is a little limited but they offered to order online and shipped to our home. Overall, everyone there seemed really happy working there and it showed.

PEPERMINT HOT CHOCOLATE!!…read more Along with all the great cooking utensils and products they offer, do not miss out on Williams-Sonoma, hot chocolate and peppermint, hot chocolate. Best kept secret! Unlike other hot chocolate mixes, which are mostly powdered (sometimes with additives), this is shaved chocolate. You cannot go wrong here. Grab yourself a nice couple of logs to throw on the fire, make your own homemade whipped cream, and do me a favor... Don't skimp by using nonfat milk. That will wreck the entire holiday experience of sipping hot cocoa by Williams Sonoma, with freshly made whipped cream. Happy, sipping holidays!

Oh Chef Store thank you for the money you've saved me!!! I love the selection. It's never packed…read morehere and I always get what I want. I have no complaints. Straight money saving!!! Woooooohooo!!!

Mmm this place is pretty fantastic. It is a bit tucked back from HWY 99, so you'll have to be…read morepaying quick attention. Also, you can only take a right turn out of the parking lot towards 217, so you might want to drive through the strip mall parking lot if you need to go East. That being said, this store is freaking awesome. Perfect for all of your food service/restaurant or bulk purchase needs. I will say that it can be a bit more spendy than ordering direct from a vendor, however, if you need something right away, it's not so bad! And some of the items are truly a good deal. I stopped in here to pick up coffee bar type items. They had everything I was looking for: stainless steel milk froth pitchers, espresso shot cup, syrup pumps, and the LARGEST, most extensive coffee syrup selection I have ever seen. This spot is definitely worth checking out and the staff are super cool too.

Overpriced and rude service. I came in here to ask about their knives and was treated very rudely…read moreby the man behind the counter. I will not be returning anytime soon.

My son brought us here. It was my first visit. HOLY COW. They have everything. Kid in a candy…read morestore. I'd pay them to let me work there. Got a good knife and a knife block and honestly I'd drive there again right now if gas wasn't five bucks. Friendly customer service :) The COLORS in there just stunning the way everything is displayed. Good prices for good kitchen stuff. Good kitchen stuff pays for itself pretty quickly! Yen stars.

It's definitely a niche shop. I'm not sure of any other shops like it in the PDX metro area. I…read morewould describe it as a very middle of the road shop. They have lots of supplies and a great choice of cookie cutters. I found the prices a bit high and the lighting was a bit dim to see well.

I stopped by to make a purchase of several items and found them closed. I was traveling through…read morethe area and prolonged my stay to accommodate the hours listed on the website. I've made several attempts to contact them and they are unresponsive.

Not just for restaurant and food cart owners, anyone can shop here. Since I love to cook, I'm…read morealways seeking different Kitchen tools, pans, pots and serving pieces. I love walking up and down every aisle, marveling at the industrial size mixing bowls, baking supplies, ladles, rolling pins - you name it, it's here! Grills, griddles, fryers, cast iron - yep, got it! They also have a selection of bar ware, both the serving glasses and the tools to stock your own bar at home. Even neon signs! Since my dinnerware is white, I often come here to pick up additional serving platters, individual salt bowls, cream pitchers or whatever I need or just want to add to my table scale. Of course they have the large appliances - refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, wine refrigerators, etc. Prices are affordable and you can buy single pieces or bulk. Customer service is friendly, they greet you when you enter and let you browse. If you need assistance, they are there to help. That's exactly how I prefer it.

Pitmans is the worst company to work for. They hired me when I joined they have no deliveries on…read morethe schedule there's nothing to do around the store and the manganese are quit disrespectful and don't care about you

I'm a sucker for household goods stores, so of course I loved this upscale kitchen/home store! My…read morekid purchased her fancy shmancy coffee/espresso machine here, so she knew I'd enjoy checking this place out. And she was RIGHT. Think HomeGoods or HomeSense stores, but much MUCH higher end. That about encapsulates this place. The store itself is one large, open concept floor. It has all sorts of kitchen gadgets and linens, gourmet foods/condiments, patio furniture and gardening accessories, home furnishings and household accessories. Nothing is cheap here, literally or figuratively. Everything is super well-made, but very pricey. My kid saw a pizza platter here for $20 that she purchased the day before at HomeGoods for $4.99. The exact same item. That said, this place carries a lot of brands and items that you cannot find elsewhere, and the staff are extremely knowledgeable about their product lines. I liked their selection of retro wall clocks in a rainbow of colors, each for about $50 (I thought that was reasonable). Also, note that their sale prices on items are excellent deals. And they also carry smaller scale, cute gift things, on carousels by the front counter. I got my friend a cute pair of socks here.

We bought some dining chairs 5 yrs ago from Kitchen Kaboodle, with vinyl covered seat cushions. A…read morecouple years back we noticed the paint was coming off the vinyl! It looks terrible. And no help from Kitchen Kaboodle customer service. I was hoping for free replacement, a credit of a discount on new chairs, but they wont even answer my emails or return phone calls. See the pictures attached. Buyer beware!

We were told of Fixture Gallery when we were shopping for tile at a nearby business. We stopped in…read moreto look for a kitchen sink and faucet. The sink we liked would have to be special ordered and would not arrive in time for our project. Brian (I hope I remember his name correctly) was very helpful in that he located the same sink at another business where we would get it in time. We purchased the other items here and then went to their competitor to get the sink. We very much appreciate the effort he took to help us get what we needed and highly recommend their superb customer service.

Sadly my worst customer service experience in 2012 happened here... repeatedly…read more You know the Portland mantra, "buy local, support local businesses, yada, yada, yada." Got it. Totally on board. Except when you feel like you are paying a penalty in both time and finances by going that route. 2012 was the year we decided to upgrade multiple kitchen and bath fixtures in our house. There are several specialty shops in Portland with a wide range of items beyond what you can find at Lowe's and Home Depot, but I wanted to stick a little closer to home. I was very excited to find this showroom just blocks from I-5 and the store itself is lovely. I've never been an internet shopper and while I research the bejesus out of retail items [1], the actual purchase of anything significant only comes after the all important sniff test. Or in this case, the touch and see test. Especially when you are looking at various finishes, you really need to see these items in person. A good friend, who recently went through a kitchen and bath remodel, recommended ordering through an online site. But, I decided to be a good little local consumer and ordered roughly ten items over the course of six months here. And while some of the in person experiences were swell, the overall experience was not. First of all, they seem woefully out of date regarding communication. Any retail business not taking full advantage of the web in this day and age is really missing the boat. They do have a website, and it turns out there are eleven locations throughout the Pacific Northwest, but it is minimal at best. There is one link to an employee's email, but we had a series of miscommunications by email, phone and in person. Several employees work at the store, but rather than deal with just one person we had multiple contacts. Because we didn't have a simple order (multiple items, some were on back order, etc.), it never seemed like the person we talked to knew what was going on. And when I compared the price I paid to the on-line site, theirs wasn't as good. So throwing a few extra dollars their way ended up feeling like a really bad idea based on the poor customer service. By the end of the project, I was ordering from the other on-line website. A few clicks of the mouse and items would magically appear on my doorstep. Go figure! Because I will always feel the need to see before I buy, I'll still stop by here. But actually buy something from here... nope. [1] It took me roughly 18 mo. and two dozen test drives to select my latest car.