Pretty great restaurant supply store. It has a ton of real estate so you don't feel so cramped as…read moreyou make your way through the aisles. Some restaurant supply warehouses are so cramped and cluttered you worry you might knock things over as you move through the store. Not here! There is a decent amount of furniture, appliances and kitchen supplies. Pricing is reasonable as well. I was hoping for a larger selection of cookware. I'm just a home cook so I was only looking for cookware and baking supplies to support my vegan baking hobby. I was able to find large cooking racks, mixing bowls, prep ware and pastry making tools. I'll definitely be back!

Horrible unfriendly customer service - traditional Chinese owned service. You can see 5-6 people…read moresit down working when you walk in, but NONE of them stands up or says hello when they see you walk in, even I was in looking around 15 minutes, no body comes to me

So I was on the hunt for a stainless steel preptable to put my arriving that day Ooni Karu 16 pizza…read moreoven. I had gone to my usual spots and decided to stop buy and see what this place had to offer. While I did not get my table there, it was a wonderland for cooking gear. Think of it as a Sur la Table meets a Costco. This particular supply company is open to the public and has a fun warehouse atmosphere to it. Litterally isle after isle of unique (at least to the home cook) items available in vast quantities. We did not get chance to interact with the staff much. One friendly staff member came over to see if we needed any help but otherwise left us alone to wander about the place. We definatly will be back to secure some of the pizza gear we need once we get cranking with the new oven as they had trays, peels, and just about anything else you would want for a pizza making enterprise.

It is hard to find the entrance in back as it looks like a workshop until you round the corner…read moreinside. I came here looking for commercial quality knives. I did not find them. They have a lot of stuff, but it is all very low quality, and you can find the exact same items on Amazon for about 40% less. If you need something quickly and don't care about longevity, this is the place for you, otherwise go elsewhere.

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.

This is a kitchen ware store that offers cooking classes . It was established since 2006 …read more I was attracted by the window display and I love kitchen ware . I walked inside and took a look at the cute aprons , special edition cooking wares . The ambiance was homely and welcoming. Lady staff was friendly and she gave me a list of all the cooking classes they offer : both adults and children classes . It offered different types of cuisines: Italian , German , pizza , dim sum , Japanese , Vietnamese, French , etc . It was Monday morning , there was a summer vacation camp class going on and it lasted 2.5 hours . The prices are very reasonable. I enjoyed looking at their cookware . One is the Nora Fleming mini . They are ceramic figures with vibrant colors . You can put it in the side of the Nora Fleming dish to add to the theme of your signature cooking . They are so cute and it has many styles : pearl in a clam shelf , elf , flower basket , love and engagement ring , flamingo, champagne , etc They are made with great details and vibrant colors . I also was amazed at a glass jar for crushing garlic , paired with a small video on the shelf . The aprons designs are pretty and prices are fair . This is an interesting store for Kitchen supplies and cooking classes. There are reason while they opened since 2006 and the business still going strong . 5/5 recommendations ！ A must visit store when you are in the neighborhood.

Whoa I had driven down this road many times but totally missed glances over here. Maybe I looked…read moreonce but thought it wasn't for the public. You see US Foods is one of the big wholesale food distributers that restaurants big and small use. They will deliver big loads of goods whether food or supplies right to the restaurant, usually on pay terms so no cash is handled. And for busy restaurants this is a must, as they constantly need raw goods coming in weekly if not daily. This is the first time I saw a 'US Foods' store. I think they took over something else. But it is a big store/space where almost everything is in bulk and/or wholesale form. For the home cook there is really nothing here that would fit their needs/kitchen unless you like to buy in bulk. 20 - 50 pound bags of beans, sugar or flour is usually just too much for an average Joe to carry to the car, let alone store in a home pantry. But if you like to entertain/cook for a large group like a big birthday, a bbq outing or big holiday get-togethers, then this place may serve you a purpose. I browsed one day and got a good feel for the place and here are my observations. If you go into the fresh produce area or the meat/dairy areas, you will have to go into a refrigerated room. The whole room is about 35 degrees so if you go in there in shorts and/or a t-shirt, then you will not be able to stay in there for too long. Produce not really extensive but you will be able to find some basics. Some things are in cases/big bags but not everything. Actually lots of things in smaller packaging like 2-3 pounds which is doable for a home fridge/usage. I'd say the offerings here are somewhat similar to what you could get at Costco. Meats are a mixed bag. Lots of processed meats like deli meat in whole form. Lots of cheese too but much too bulky for a home fridge. There are pork and beef but all in big/whole chunks. Nothing will be cut into steaks. Big packs too like minimum 10 pounds or more. But if you're cooking for a big group, you're gonna need a minimum of 10 pounds so this may be a draw for me. The bad is for the beef selection, even though the pricing did seem good, there is no 'choice' grade. They use 'select' grade here, which is a notch down from choice. But if you're just braising or slow cooking then this grade would be just fine. Costco only serves 'choice' grade or higher so theirs is more premium. Pork is fine here, I got some pork tenderloin in 2 packs, which is one of the smallest packages I saw, ideal for home usage. Good selection of restaurant ware. Pots, utensils and storage containers. This is a big draw for me as I love restaurant quality storage containers. They are sturdy, with tight lids and many are stackable. These are even hard to find at Costco and Smart and Final. On a weekday morning there is zero traffic here, complete opposite of Costco. Now this is more geared towards restaurants, but knowing if I can get something here or Costco, I will choose this, as the parking and ease to get in and out is an amazing asset to me. I was gonna give them 3 stars for not really being friendly for home usage but given those certain occasions where I'm cooking for 10 or more people, then this place will get a heavy consideration. And drum roll please******no membership card needed. Open to the public. **cymbal crash**

I like shopping here because the prices are pretty good and less crowded than other brand stores.read more

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 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 like checking out the sales and seeing what's new. Customer service is great. They are able to…read moreexplain the qualities of the pan and what colors they carry. I find it interesting that there are exclusive colors to other cooking stores. Either way if your in the market for quality pans, check here for deals.

We dropped into Zwilling to check out their housewares after visiting the Le Creuset outlet…read more Just to clarify this space is absolutely not child friendly, there are a ton of open knives in the back lower clearance section that are easily accessible, so I wouldn't bring anyone under 10 into the shop. The service was friendly and helpful and we were able to choose a few items for the house. I will say they heavily lean Staub and I was very tempted by several of their bowls, but they only had 2-3 colors (red, blue, yellow) so none of them fit our color scheme. All in all, we would definitely return and it would likely be a gold mine for those who prefer Staub in the primary color palette.

My quick shopping experience was awesome. Melissa provided me with the best customer service…read morepossible, and her product knowledge was supreme. I'll continue to be a repeat customer thanks to her.

I recently bought cabinets for my master bathroom. Erica and everyone else in this place have been…read moreextremely helpful and nice. Very professional in what they do. Whatever I asked got done and it made it so easy for me to remodel my bathroom. I would come back for other projects for sure.

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.

So far it's been a great experience. We got Toto fixtures at decent prices and they all are in…read moreperfect shape. Our contractor picked everything up from their storefront and there were no problems. They even told us about the rebate from our water district. We were bummed the vanity wasn't better quality. They are made/painted in China, and they were honest with us that the color isn't great and doesn't hold up over time, we would have to use a pen to run over some parts to make them match the rest of the wood. They are cheap, so if you need cheap but not well made, go for it. I bought a vanity elsewhere. The staff are really pleasant and we are happy with our interactions. Remember, CASH OR CHECK only. We had to run to the BOA on Mission to pay for our toiliets.

They worked with us as we navigated through our remodel. They customer made the mirror and cabinets…read morefor our bath. The best husband and wife team in the bay area. Too bad I do not have anymore remodeling to do or I would hire them again.

As a tenant, I was not personally involved in the process of actually selecting/purchasing my…read moreunit's new laundry unit, but I worked with Andy Lu on scheduling logistics. Andy was incredibly kind and professional in all communication and went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of. When there were complications with the original unit that was delivered to me, Andy was reachable outside of his working hours and made sure to help me schedule the delivery of a new unit. The delivery drivers were all very courteous and installed the unit so quickly.

I am writing this YELP review to inform all of the people who might be interested in buying their…read morenext appliances for their home! My wife and I were over stress with the new kitchen remodeling when we returned to HA and found Andy who was awesome and knowledgeable about all of our kitchen needs! He helped us with everything and had our appliances delivered on time and he took the time to help us get all of the discount and best prices in an honest and respectful manner! If you want honest professional service ask for ANDY at Homewise Appliances. He will have your back!