We always go to restaurant depot for our grilling needs, they have a wide variety of frozen and…read morefresh meat options, including hotdog's burgers and steaks. Their spices are always fresh so whenever I need to suck up, I go to restaurant depot. The customer service is courteous. The value you get for what you spend is better than what you would get at a typical grocery store or even a large box store such as Costco or BJ's.

I wonder what third world scum is doing this 1 star rating attack? I've been going here since in…read moreopened in the mid-90s. It is not a retail outlet. The stock guys are always helpful to me. Maybe these people just suck. It is what it is and this store is very busy. The quality of the help has certainly gone down since I first shopped there, but so has any place else. That's why I gave it 4 stars, not 5. It's not a "store", but a warehouse. If you're like me and love it for all the neat stuff in large quantities they have, and all VERY FRESH! The chicken they sell is still PINK and firm, not grey and squishy. And the prices are always really cheap. It doesn't have everything, but if you need what they have, there is no place comparable.

I bought a commercial refrigerator/freezer from them. Their price was more than fair and they…read moreworked hard to get the manufacturer to deliver it to their store quickly as my old unit had died. They delivered and installed the new unit and took away the old one - not an easy task as it weighed 500 pounds or so, but they go the job done. I was glad to have their advice in selecting the new unit - it works great!

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

Went in to find a steam warmer top lid for my school-he knew exactly where to find it-very unique…read morestore-brings you back to the 70's when you can actually handle what you will be purchasing.

Open to the public, this small business has been serving the area for over 60 years. They provide a…read morephysical store front which is becoming more rare as restaurant supply businesses shift to online only. To be able to walk around, handle, and feel the tangible quality of a product before purchase is becoming a unique experience. They stock restaurant commercial quality supplies and equipment for kitchens, restaurants, and clubs including janitorial products. COVID 19 has limited some of the inventory available but Liberty still provides a pleasant shopping experience. I recommend stopping in and supporting this local small business the next time you are looking for professional grade kitchen supplies.

If I could leave a no star I would . The owner David never stands behind his products…read more I bought a microwave and after a month it broke down . I was told to drive it up and as i got there they told me they would not get in the middle . Their employees are great but they follow orders from owner. It was a horrible experience!

Never disappointed and everyone is always very helpful. Everything is easy to find and organizedread more

After being a New Rochelle institution for I don't know how long, does its passing really merit not…read morea word in lohud, the other board, or here? Did Capelli force them out by convincing the mayor to raise their rent through the roof so he can build more useless overpriced blights on the skyline? Have they moved elsewhere? Doesn't anyone care? No, it doesn't look like anyone does. What a surprise.

Amazing selection and customer service I love the atmosphere and the level of customer service is…read moreincredible

I arrived at 5:10 PM for a single item--a balloon whisk. I said hello at the door, but instead of a…read morereply, a somewhat neurotic staffer barked at me: "We close in ten minutes." (The store's published closing time is 5:30 PM, not 5:20 PM.) I went to look at the whisks. Another staffer literally ran over to me and, from about three feet away, stared at me for a while, with a pained, impatient expression. After a while he said "What you want! We close in ten minutes." At this point I asked whether they really close at 5:21 PM. He said yes. I said the published closing time says 5:30 PM. He said "That's when we lock the store. Customers get out 15 minutes before then." I asked for a manager, but none was present. I asked the employee for his name: Benjamin. Apart from the hostile service, the inventory I saw was pretty terrible. The whisks looked more like dollar-store items than serious commercial utensils. Perhaps the rest of the store is better, but I'll never find out.

Convenient and easy to find and park…read more Great selection of supplies, friendly staff. They go out of there way to help you. Amazing prices!

From the owner: we are restaurant supplies,wholesale foodread more

"You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant Walk…read moreright in it's around the back Just a half a mile from the railroad track You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant" (Arlo Guthrie) Alice could easily get anything she wants for her restaurant right here on Progress Lane in Waterbury. Imagine a store as big as a Home Depot that only sells restaurant stuff. It's like a Disneyland full of trays, pots and pans, mixing machines, ice makers, bar equipment, pizza paddles, ovens, fryers, griddles, bar stools, slicers, and pretty much anything you have ever seen in or need for a restaurant. I don't own a restaurant, but I definitely developed a greater appreciation for what it really takes to operate one. Wine glasses, bowls, plates, cutlery, fry baskets, big knives, spatulas, gloves, bowls as big as a witch's cauldron, bathroom signs, dining room chairs and barstools, slotted spoons, whisks, chef clothing, big pans and serving trays, coffee stations, chopping boards, a tortilla press, even French Fry cutting machines. We saw them all. And then there were the huge things like deli showcases and enormous dough mixing machines that reminded me of land locked cement mixers. What a fun time we had wandering the aisles and gawking at everything. I've truly never seen a store like this before. Its open to the public and no membership is needed to gain entry. So what did we buy? We replaced an old plastic one pint measuring cup that was getting impossible to read. The new one ($3.99) is very sturdy and super clear to read. We also bought a nifty 10-cut pie and cake marker ($5.99) that will come in handy on Thanksgiving. We had a blast !!