I'm sorry to see that the outlet store has been discontinued. I loved that store. I am on the Bon…read moreChef emailing list and did not get any notice that they were closing the outlet. So sorry to see it go--it was one of my go-to spots for impressive, unusual, but affordable gifts. I drove out there today and got a rude surprise to see it is no longer there. :(

The Bon Chef Outlet bills itself as a restaurant supply outlet, but it really has more than that…read more It's a little hard to find, and is only open on weekends (9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, as of now), and sometimes on holidays, too. To get there, you have to find the building, and then drive around back, find an unmarked place to park, and climb a short but steep staircase to get in. It really is a warehouse: it has a concrete floor and there are roped-off areas that are used to store goods. But the area where they sell stuff has a lot in it: coffee urns, ceramic and metal containers, flatware, frying pans and cooking pots, wonderful glass serving pieces, pewter creamers, serving utensils, sizzle platters, keep-cold containers, and trays. They even have those containers that dispense dry cold cereal (which you see at the breakfast bar of chain motels). Sometimes there are cheese board sets, or cutting boards. What's available depends on when you visit. You can order whole sets of matched flatware, but they also have individual single utensils (around $0.50 per utensil). The have wonderful, showy glass serving dishes. You can see some of them on their website ( http://www.bonchef.com/ ). For under $20.00, there was a square platter (approx. 16"x16"), or a rectangluar one that was approx. 8"x24", or one that was approx. 12"x18". There were also glass bowls and other smaller pieces in the same patterns. I could see getting a couple of items as an impressive new home gift, without spending huge amounts of money. We got some serving utensils (slotted spoons and serving spoons) that we use all the time, and I couldn't resist one of the small glass items. If you're looking to outfit a kitchen, or for a kitchen-y sort of gift, it's worth checking out, though there are no guarantees. The folks minding the checkout told me that they'd been told there would be no more glass once it was all sold. But they also said management had been telling them that for a long time, and there were still a lot of glass items.

I stopped in Chef's Corner late one night after another restaurant equipment supplier was anything…read morebut helpful. Chef's Corner got me a new 6 burner and a few other things at a great deal. They even delivered it the very next day! They helped me out alot after I couldnt use my existing range any more. I would recommend them to anyone. Thanks again Chef's Corner!

From the owner: Wholesale restaurant equipment and supplies, New and reconditioned restaurant equipment, Kitchen…read moresupplies, Chef Clothing, Kitchen layout and design from start to finish, Knives sharpened, Complete code-approved hood work, Equipment delivery, set-up, and installation, Custom fabrication, Refrigeration/HVAC sales and installation, Janitorial supplies. Open To The Public!

To add this place in Yelp and to write a review, comes to me as a surprise. They have such a nice…read morecollection of what you need in your kitchen. The prices were also pretty much for the pocket with the multiple deals that were running at that time.

High-end kitchen tools, equipment, seasonings. Many of them would make excellent housewarming…read moregifts. Most are pricey, but you get what you pay for, these are items you won't see in everyone else's kitchen. See the photos.

Selection of stuff is fantastic and they even have some cookie doughs you can buy to make at home…read more The girl at the register was a huge help too with questions I had

If you're looking for anything kitchen/home/industrial/restaurant then this place is a must to…read morecheck out! I was told about this word of mouth, and I was amazed at what they had. It's a warehouse equipped with many home (kitchen) appliances and utensils, etc. You may walk out of this place a happy customer.

Opened up a sandwich shop on Hoboken NJ…read more Www.saucedinhoboken.com I couldn't of done it without this place. You do not need a subscription of any kind. Great prices, amazing selection helpful and knowledgeable staff.

I don't think I am capable of writing a review that does justice to how good this place is. We'll…read morelaid out inside and very well organized. The owner and his wife are super friendly and helpful. Never try to upsell you into something you don't need. If they don't have it, they'll get it for you. Came to get my knives sharpened, and asked when I could pick them up, and he literally gave me a time later that day! Such a great addition having them in the neighborhood. Highly recommend coming here for any kitchen needs you might have!

I came here during the holiday season looking for someone to repair a Chinese Cleaver (similar to a…read moreChefs Knife) that was damaged by my father when he was cutting a pork bone. For those who know, a Chinese cleaver is not a bone cleaver, it is used like a Chefs knife and cannot break through bone. The cleaver was heavily damaged and I was looking for a place to help me repair and sharpen the blade. Indulge Kitchen Supplies was one of the only places that responded and I am glad they did. The store itself is on a main street with a fair amount of street parking and the store is super cute. The store sells a variety of kitchen gear from different knives, cutlery, utensils, etc. Most of the curated items are modern and high quality such as Durelex glass and Global Knives. While their prices are a little higher than online prices, they have quality stuff and I recommend buying from them. Their knife sharpening and repair was a life saver for me. The Chinese Cleaver is a large knife and they were able to get it done for me in less than a day and it was fully repaired. Looking at the photos you can see that they took out all the dings on the knife and sharpened it back to the point where I could use it again. I highly recommend this service and would readily come back when I need any knife repair or sharpening.

Recently expanded, Kitchen a la Mode is a mainstay on South Orange Ave…read more I went to have knives sharpened. The prices were reasonable and the process was simple. You drop them off one day and pick them up the next. It's a pleasure to have sharp knives. And in a truly efficient manner, all the questions I had were answered on a prerecorded message on the phone. But that's just a sliver of what they have to offer. Many kitchen utensils, large and small, knives, pots, pans, olive oils adorn the walls and the store itself. The prices are competive to other high end suppliers and you can look, feel and even try items before you buy them. While just browsing, I asked for some advise, warning them that I wasn't buying and friendly, on point advise was forthcoming. Highly recommend! And remember, shop local.

I love, love, love this very well stocked store! It's a haven for those who love to cook. Has…read moreeverything that one can need for the kitchen. From Aprons to cast iron cleaners, pots, pans, knives and specialty oils, premium products, etc. This is my second time here. I've been trying to shop more locally than online. I had placed an order from the big online store that I feel is taking over and running people out of business with their sometimes subpar items. Sure, they are convenient, but I'm all about helping the local businesses. I canceled my items once I walked into this store and found the cast iron soap, cast iron brush, melting dome and bacon press I had ordered, all with similar prices, except that I was able to see and touch the items. The store clerks have so far, been helpful. Pay a visit if ever in the area. You won't be disappointed.

Love there new locations, plenty of parking and lots of products to pick from. Great customer…read moreservice. Prices range from low to high it all depends what you need. Did I mention is bigger than their previous location.

Not just for the professional chef or restauranteur, this is the perfect place to find any thing…read morefor a kitchen or dining room at reasonable prices. This place has to been seen to be appreciated. I miss the old Chef Central in Hartsdale. I'm not down in Westchester any more but, it's worth the trip. They accept Apple Pay

My partner and I love window shopping here and was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer a…read moreknife sharpening service. You can pick up your knives day of on Saturday, with a couple hours of lag time, It's a bit pricey, but the knives came back in great condition and very sharp. The knives we brought in were fairly straight forward, but I appreciated the craftsmanship.

Whisk a business I need in my neighborhood. My nearby housewares stores have closed…read more I shop here for gifts. I may not live nearby but I'm supporting NYC small business! Coming from someone that is allergic to egg whites I don't really own a Whisk for that purpose. I'm familiar with the product from my Mother and Daughter. They're the cooks. I found this store interesting since it's named after a single kitchen utensil. You can order from the company online. I purchase items for my daughter as gifts. After all she bakes for me. I see this as a local business. During the pandemic I find it best to support them by shopping on line. Our Home goods stores in my neighborhood have closed. I'm happy for those of you that live near Whisk. I learned a lot about this cooking utensil from this business. They have a wide selection of other quality products not just whisks. For your information: A Whisk is a cooking utensil used to blend ingredients smooth and to incorporate air into a mixture. The process is known as whisking or whipping. Most Whisks consist of a long, narrow handle with a series of wire loops joined at the end. The wires are usually metal, but some are plastic for use with nonstick cookware. Whisks are also made from bamboo. Those Swedes could make some bamboo whisks! Whisks are commonly used to whip egg whites into a firm foam to make meringue, and to whip cream into whipped cream. Whisks have different shaped loops depending on their intended functions. Since the 19th Century, various mechanical devices have been designed to make whisking more efficient, under the names egg beater and rotary mixer. Until I started looking for a gift I had no idea there are so many varieties of whisks. I have used an egg beater for mashed potatoes! Any serious chef has a wide variety of Whisks in their kitchen. I'm not one anymore. I shop for gifts. This is a one of a kind store. They carry a large selection of merchandise. They sharpen knives too!

Had to get something for my house. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They know what I need…read moreto get. I will definitely come back here again if I need something for my house.

I really like to use this store when in need of some cooking utensils or hand baskets. I have…read morepurchased many a item here for my home kitchen and they never disappoint. The prices are reasonable and they cover most of the basics. They dont have cheese cloth which I needed one time. And the supply is limited to basics nothing fancy. They do have a lot of rice cookers and stainless pots and trays for large partys. My last purchase was 4 quart storage container with a lid. I needed to store some chicken soup and stock. The lid was priced seperate and not as one unit as part of the container. Which I though that was weird. Prices are in line with Amazon on most items. Yes I am an Amazon junkie especially when it comes to price comparison. Hey who doesnt love a deal and save mucho dinero by looking online before making store purchases. Yea They dont have oil strainers too...that was my last fetish. Lol These oil canisters from Japan that have carbon filters to strain and clean your frying oil. They are made by Takagi!!