We stopped by to have a look and they do have a pretty decent collection of dinnerware and China. I…read morebelieve they are primarily a restaurant supply place, but they do have a retail outlet, although not best suited for an individual retail purchase as they are pretty expensive but there are still some good deals to be had if you're looking.

Be advised: If you have a hard time displaying self restraint with your spending, do not come in…read morehere with your entire wallet/purse. This place literally has something for EVERYONE and will have you dreaming about entertaining large crowds IMMEDIATELY. From the novice Food Network watcher/cook, to the experienced chef -- Cogatay and the teams hospitable disposition combined with their quality products will have you forgetting the constraints of your kitchen cabinets, personal inability to cook, or serve a superior mixologist. If you haven't given this place a visit, you have to make it a priority immediately. Be certain to ask about their sales as you will be flabbergasted by the ability to begin hosting/cooking with ease, class, and personal style.

Sur La Table offers so many cooking classes in their very conveniently located professional kitchen…read moreinside the Galleria store.  It was very hard to choose which to do first!  We opted for a Flavors of Southern France feast of Bouillabaisse, salad with tapenade dressing, aioli, and lemon lavender sable cookies.  All were delicious and we felt very comfortable making them with the encouragement of the wonderful chef Tiffany.  The class was a small size so we were all able to participate while being reminded to maintain a lot of attention to cleanliness.  The time passed quickly and we were well rewarded with confidence in our new recipes and skills and a really delicious meal.  The only suggestion I would make would be to see if it would be possible to have stools/chairs available in the kitchen.  It is tough on the back to stand on a hard floor for two hours.  Or, maybe they could put down some of the special mats they have elsewhere in the store where people have to stand for a while.  Other than that, we had a great time and look forward to booking many more classes in the future.

Bought a cuisineart mini food processor that I used once and realized the thickness of the canister…read moreis quite thin. Looks like it would break easily. I also compared it to an older cuisineart model that I have to note that difference. Went to return the item within the return period but was told by the manager that because I used it once I can't return it. I read the return policy and it states returns can be made on items in new condition, not unused. Manager did not communicate the correct policy to me. I called customer service and fortunately the person I spoke with simply said that if I wasn't satisfied with the item I could return it. He didn't even say it had to be new or unused. Just be aware if you want to make returns for an item that you tried out and disliked. The manager there that night clearly doesn't understand their own policy. She wasn't very nice either so I'm docking her for lack of customer service.

I would have never heard of this store if not for my wife. It's located in the Leesburg premium…read moreoutlets. Conveniently located close to one of the entrances. Very clean store. The associate helping us was very friendly and knowledgeable. They are a little pricey, but high quality. It's not the stuff you get from Walmart. Right now there is a factory sale going on which saves you 35% off.

Great store... love all the products. If you are going make sure to ask for Katlynn she is…read moreextremely knowledgeable.

What a super cute store that offers tons of lovely things. It's a great place to find a fun gift…read morefor someone or yourself. Lots of fun things inside. Great variety and prices were good. Not sure about convenience of parking as we were visiting for the day and parked in the garage. Very friendly employees and terrific music!

Loved finding this store while wandering around Annapolis. Welcome Home is small but well-stocked…read more I especially appreciated the candle selection. I found the cooking section, especially the cookbooks, to be thoughtfully curated. They also had a nice selection of household linens. There is a lot to see in such a small space which is always fun. Staff was friendly and I'm looking forward to returning.

I am basing this more on the cooking experience than the actual shop itself…read more Chef Lisa was amazing! We appreciated her energy - she was consistent and great throughout the 2.5 hour Argentine steak night experience. She involved everyone in the class and the food was delicious. We will definitely be back!

What a fun outing! We now know hope to make Seminole pasta and spaghetti using a kitchen aide. You…read moreare in teams of four so coming solo may not be as enjoyable unless you're extraordinarily outgoing. Our chef, Diba, was knowledgeable and funny.

Absolutely in love, perhaps the best kitchen store ive ever been to and earning a spot on my…read morefavorite stores in DC to visit and browse. One of those places that if I spend too much time inside I will likely spend more than I should...and I can easily foresee myself spending a good amount of time in here. While at first the prices seem high, they are fairly typical for the quality/caliber of items they are offering. And, they truly have just anything one could want for their kitchen/cooking/home needs, from standard high quality equipment to niche specialty items, all incredibly curated well. The staff were knowledgeable, friendly, helpful, and efficient. Would highly recommend and will absolutely be returning, all the while trying my best to have some restraint.

Great selection and helpful staff! This place is a gem - I found them after not finding what I was…read morelooking for at the chains (Crate and Barrel, etc). I appreciate supporting a local small business, especially when they're the best option. Will be my go to place for kitchen shopping - and perfect for gifts and the holidays.

Really like this Pottery Barn location. The big. loft like space was a nice way to showcase their…read morefurniture and decor. The staff was friendly and helpful but let look around and shop at my own pace. I'll be back!

We came here to try out a chair we found online. We didn't want any pushy sales people and had…read moredecided to leave if they tried to give us a sales pitch. Just wanted to try out the chair before we bought it. The sales person answered a few questions and told us about available options and delivery times with zero pressure or sales pitch. We haven't ordered yet but when we do, we can call her to order without having to go back to the store.

I love it here it's really aesthetic the workers are so kind and the price isn't that badread more

I have been meaning to complete a review on this store. I was in the area for Labor Day weekend and…read moreone of the things I was so excited about was visiting Le Cresuet since we don't have one near me. It was everything! I probably spent more money than my husband knows, but it was such a good experience. The sales lady, I think her name is Kathy was absolutely wonderful. She was so bubbly and helpful. I appreciated her help in getting me what I needed and a few things I just wanted

The customer service in this store is fantastic! Let me start by saying that I do not get overly…read moreexcited when shopping for kitchen gadgets and cookware but the pleasure that I had when I was assisted by Kathy has changed that. I came into the store looking for mixing bowls and left with so much more! She was knowledgeable and extremely helpful!

This is by far the single worst company for appliances in the DC area. They should be ashamed of…read morehow they conduct business and treat customers. A perfect example of a company that has gone way too far from its roots. Rude customer service staff. A don't care attitude. Not a results driven company. Why any appliance maker continues to work with them is beyond me. Stay far away. Far far away as in a galaxy I scheduled to have my speed Queen worked on for a minor leak repair. Only a 3 year old unit used very conservatively. That's the first issue. I was sold these machines are rock solid. But aside from that... they show up in my mind to fix it (I told them what the problem was) and the tech merely confirmed what I said myself and then said they would need to order the part. I had upcoming work travel so... of course the part took 72 hours so I scheduled with them immediately for my return between two trips. Then the morning they are due to arrive they just cancel and say they rebooked me for another week!! No backup plan. No nothing. So I call and spoke to an exceedingly unhelpful supervisor who said the tech was ill (this happens) but the had no backup got a week?!!! They sure are happy to sell appliances but not to stand behind them. I explained I had to travel again but I could do the Thursday or Friday of the week I'm traveling and they told me they could only do Wednesday. No effort to meet actual customer service. This is a joke of a company. Go to M and M appliances in DC. Or Sterling appliances. Or Costco even!! But don't go to these people. I've seen better support from a cotton ball knee brace than what this company offers. They clearly don't plan for contingencies or prioritize their service to customers via internal resource management. Zero stars if I could

TLDR: do you and your family a favor and just go to Costco buy your appliances there have them…read moreinstalled and get a warranty that will actually work from costco. I have been without a fridge for five months since June 2025 bray and scarff will sell you a warranty, but to a third-party and that third-party is called centricity and they are completely inept. I've had six service calls to service my fridge (compressor died 1yr 1 month)and it still doesn't work. Bray and scarff doesn't care and they deflect any responsibility and blame it on centricity and centricity will contract out third-party vendors who won't be able to work on your fridge anyway at least the Bosch 800. All in all shame on bray and scarff for not taking ownership of this process because they mistakenly chosed the cheapest partnership with a warranty company who do does not respect the consumer or their time. Shame on you Bray and scarff for working with a warranty company such centricity. Is there no pride or integrity in "local" businesses anymore. I'll answer, nope guess not. -------------------------------------------- update as of 14 October; no one from customer service Bray and scarrf has reached out or called or even emailed me back after asking me to reach out.