I am from out of town doing work for my brother in Seattle. I have been doing HVAC for 20years. I…read morefamiliar with shopping at new Supply houses never previously been before. Maybe it's just back east, but counter guys are usually rude or bang you over the head on material. Derick was the gentleman that waited on me. What amazing service. They didn't have what I needed but got my parts in from out of state within 24hrs. The job got more involved and I need to replace additional equipment. Damon put the order in and I got my Supply the next day. Now I have a warranty issue on my equipment that I just purchased. Same thing Derick got me my parts the next day. Through all the pain in the neck phone calls from us, warranty and multiple deliveries, Derick remained courteous, kind and helpful. If it wasn't for Derick "the mayor of airport way" I would not have been able to complete my project and I am very short on patience which was never even tested in this time critical situation. Thank you DERICK!!!!!!

From the owner: Johnstone Supply Seattle is a wholesale distributor serving professional HVACR contractors…read more Johnstone has the largest selection of equipment and genuine OEM parts in the industry. We have replacements for nearly every major brand and an extensive cross reference that makes sourcing hard-to-find parts easy. Our selection is continually expanding to meet the needs of our contractors and to ensure we have the best brands and technology to get the job done. Johnstone Supply: Making our communities comfortable and healthy.

Normally I try and maximize my bang for the buck by shopping at Costco when possible…read more It's a double edged sword though as there are fewer skus to choose from. To my surprise they didn't have canned clams. Chef's Store to the rescue! If it's food related there's a good chance you'll find it here. Good pricing too. Vegetables, fruit, meats, condiments , canned goods, utensils - pretty much everything food related. A serious foodie friend tuned me on to this place when it was called something else. Having a senior moment because I can't recall the name offhand. You might have to dodge a few sketchy looking folks in the neighborhood but once you're there - all good in da hood. :) They have little cans of clams but why mess around?

There are times when I really wish Yelp had a 1/2 star rating because US Foods is a definite 4.5,…read moreedging toward five but not quite there. We are part of a volunteer organization that prepares dinner for youth at a shelter. We are on a budget and all of us work full-time so we need to keep the menus simple and cheap. Enter Chef Store. The store is easy to navigate, clean and aisles are wide to accommodate carts as needed. There aren't a ton of choices but many of the items they carry are great deals, without the madness that comes with shopping a larger warehouse store. Another wonderful thing about this store is the service. The service is fast, efficient and always friendly. There is particular dude who might be the manager (beard, hilarious, kind) who usually makes us laugh with some random comment while quickly facilitating our order.

I ordered $60 of products from them and they changed my credit card while NEVER sending me the Thai…read moreFusion curry jars I ordered. Don't believe their story. This is a sham company. If I could give a negative 5 stars I would. They have robbed me. I am taking further actions to get my money back.

Based on reviews, I had planned to pick up some things here this last tightly-scheduled Saturday…read moreand arrived at their listed opening time of 9:30. By 9:45, several cars were parked alongside me, the door was still locked, and there were no signs that they were going to open anytime soon. Since I didn't have time to wait until they decided to open, I left and won't be back. Reviews may be positive, but their unreliability in keeping their posted hours has soured me on this place.

Wow, this place is amazing. Prices like IKEA, but everything is durable and functional. 10 inch…read moresolid aluminum frying pan: $11. Whisk designed to to last 100 years: $3.89. Need a 4 foot long version to stir your cauldron-sized stock pot (also available)? No problem. All the staff were friendly and didn't care that we were just buying a few things for home.

I used to go regularly to Chef's Store when it was Cash and Carry because the prices were worth the…read moretrip. Prices now are better at Costco and I'll be looking elsewhere for heat resistant spatulas and to go containers I normally buy here.

I love how you do not have to be a member to shop there and they have some great prices on certain…read moreitems, like meat and frozen products. They have a good selection of kitchen supplies and the quality of their products is great. I only have two complaints. First, I have never been there when they have more than one cashier working, no matter how long the line. Second, the neighborhood is not the greatest.

Couldn't even get through the phone conversation with the guy before getting laughed at and made…read morefun of for the way I phrased asking the price of a standing freezer. Sure, maybe I'm completely ignorant of freezers, their models, and that there are differing prices etc. but that's why I called, so I could get an idea. I figured he would be able to point me in the right direction for what I need for my shop. He sure did a great job of making me feel even more stupid than I already do, and that's why my business sure will be avoiding doing business with them.

This is one of those old-school businesses that has it all. While being specific to the restaurant…read moreindustry, it feels more like a friendly general store than anything else. The staff knows their business inside and out and the banter is relaxed and friendly. I went in there to replace a few pieces of my Homer Laughlin dinerware, you know, that nice heavy off-white china that a lot of restaurants use. I bought my original pieces at thrift stores in Philadelphia, then some more pieces in Raleigh, NC, at a restaurant supply store, and over the years, some of them had gotten broken and I no longer had a full set. With a dinner party of 7 people at my house on Friday night, I snapped about the mismatched dishes that I was going to have to put on my table. That led to the little journey from my downtown office to Dick's, conveniently located on 1st Ave just south of town. Anyway, one of the guys behind the counter sized me up, knew that I was new to the store (immediately) and not only asked me what I needed, but in a totally cheerful way took me right to it. And it turned out that in the back, he had half a pallet of one of the pieces I needed, and enough of the rest to piece my set back together. He teased me about only buying 6, saying he'd give me a better price on a couple of hundred... but where would I put them? :-) This store is not really meant for the home cook unless you're serious about it. You have to buy dishes ("smallware" in the trade) in units of 6 or 12, which might be more than you need or want. Still, their prices are really good, especially considering what it costs to ship the stuff if you buy it online! It's heavy, and fragile(ish), so shipping usually costs more per dish than the dish itself... but not so at Dick's. It's a good thing I was in a hurry or I would have been desperate to shop for aprons, knives, mixing bowls and maybe even a tocque (what a conceit!) LOL As it was, I paid my bill and left with a nicely-wrapped box of dinerware dishes. They do have everything, and if you are serious about cooking at home, you should check them out. They are way cheaper than Williams-Sonoma, Sur La Table, etc., and the stuff is meant to last forever and to take a lot of abuse. It won't be as pretty as La Creuset, but you'll get great service out of anything you buy at this store.