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    Le Creuset Outlet Store

    4.4 (8 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Georgie M.

    This particular outlet doesn't seem to offer much in the way of discounts over the normal retail channel. Outlet stores normally have a different distribution line. So the things you see may advertise at 40% or 50% Off their normal price, but theses items usually never are sold in branded stores. le Cruiser is different, because they only make one type of product, so their markdowns are somewhat limited. Also, some of their more popular items are unavailable, as we reluctantly found out The day after Christmas sales are usually their best markdown.

    First attempt at French bread in the Le Creucet Dutch oven

    So I am trying to learn to make really outstanding bread. I am tired of the poor quality and flavorless bread from the grocery stores. So I found a recipe I really liked and they HIGHLY suggested it be cooked in a Dutch oven. I have a Le Creucet Dutch oven I inherited but it wasn't the right size for what I wanted to do. When I checked the prices it was kind of shocking, but I know they are regarded as the best, plus they have a lifetime warranty. I don't want to be one of those people on Amazon that bought one and liked it for the first 3 times I used it, then the enamel starts flaking off. I looked at the Amazon ones and it seems that some people like them but there are also a lot of problems, same with the Lodge. Kind of a crapshoot. I actually had one from Made In in my cart, but then they said the 15% discount they offered me was not available, so I started looking on eBay for a used Le Creuset. I was also a bit taken aback at what they still bring used, often after suffering serious abuse. While I was searching for other sources I realized that there was a Le Creuset outlet store about 10 miles south of me. After reading the reviews I was a bit apprehensive that the drive would not be worth it. So, first off, this store is small, but nice. Everything the have is on display nicely. The guy that helped me (sorry, I should have gotten his name) was super helpful and knowledgeable. The items I was looking at were at a discount to the normal Le Creuset prices, but not anything crazy -- then I noticed the discount table in the middle of the store. Everything on it was 40% off the lowest marked price! So, long story short I was looking at a slightly larger Dutch oven, but one size down was 40% off. That was hard to pass up. In the end, I got a super nice Dutch Oven for about half what they go for online. So as for the people that didn't think the discounts were enough, there is a whole table of stuff in the middle of the store at large discounts. You have to realize it is an outlet store, they mark down what they want to move. It is also a great full service store with nearly everything that Le Creuset makes. It is a business, not a charity. They have a new sale every week, I do wish they had a mailing list or such to let people know what is going to be on sale that week, but they don't. Obviously they want you top visit the store, and I can accept that. Just know, that there will be *something* on sale, maybe not just what you wanted that week. In the end, I ended up with a Dutch oven, one size smaller than I had planned to buy. I used it for the first time today, and I was so happy when I took the lid off and saw the bread I made. I don't think it could have been cooked any better. The price I paid on the sale table was only slightly more than what I would have paid for a used one in decent shape on eBay. That is something you might consider, as its pretty crazy to imagine selling a used pan for anywhere near what you paid. Anyway, I am super excited to taste this bread and use it again. I am very glad I made the drive to the outlet store.

    Michael G.

    We love this outlet. We were passing by and picked up a couple things to add to our kitchen back home. Very competently staffed by the asst. Manager.

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    Home Goods

    3.6
    (28 reviews)
    19.6 mi
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    1/2026 Selection 5/5…read moreSelection is always good. Frequently surprised what I find. Always beeline to the spice section to see what's not in my kitchen. Service 5/5 Service is back to normal after the holiday! Value 5/5 Always find great deals on unique one-offs, small curated products in the food section and regularly stocked items. Home Goodies my Friends-SYOY!

    Home Goods is full of decor for your home. They have everything from dishes to towels and cleaning…read moreproducts to bedding. They regularly mark items down so if you see a red price tag on it, it's usually a steal of a deal. The employees are pretty helpful if you need help. I like that the stores also carry some exotic food items like different kinds of ramen/noodles and chips. If you're into coffee, they have a lot of that, too, along with flavored syrups (usually priced around $4.99 each). I find that most, if not all of their locations have cluttered aisles, and they are pretty narrow. About the only aisles that are wide tend to be bedding and bath. They do have a pretty large selection of lamps for every room in your home. Since TJMaxx is their sister store, they also have an aisle of temptation when you check out to pay, lol. With a little will power, you can defy the odds and NOT pick up anything while you're waiting in line!! Home Goods has some unique items, so if you're thinking about something while you're in there, just buy it!! You can always return it later so hold on to your receipts! If you don't buy it and try to go back later, you may never see it again! Don't say I didn't warn you, lol.

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    Scored a KING-sized Snoopy blanket!! The only one they had and it was a steal!!
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    World Market

    3.9
    (81 reviews)
    10.6 mi
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    I've been to this world market dozens of times each year for years…read more I find the best gifts because there are so many one of a kind items from all over the world. Edible and collectibles. I have tried nearly every licorice they have ever brought in, same for their olives. Mmmmm!! This is a terrific place to find stocking stuffers too. They also greeted you on your entry and I've been helped by a lot of friendly workers. I really enjoy this location. It's my favorite in the valley.

    I've been shopping at this World Market location for many years. This is their Tempe Marketplace…read morelocation. i recently moved to the area and this is now my regular World Market that I shop at. World Market was once Cost Plus World Market until Bed Bath and Beyond sold them in 2021. In the earlier days, I shopped here for furniture and bottles of wine for my wine collection. Then I started buying their coffee products. I pick up a bag of coffee often, especially during the holiday season when they offer seasonal flavors. World Market sells many specialty and import products. You can find all sorts of stuff like home furniture, kitchen products, decor, rugs, and gifts. In the grocery section are international food products, coffee, beer, and wine. My favorite time to come here is during the holiday seasons when they stock the shelves with lots of fun Fall and Winter products. When it is not the holidays, the products that I buy most here are extra virgin olive oil, coffee, pasta, and any other snacks that I can't find in regular grocery stores. Even though World Market has changed a lot over the years, I've always enjoyed the International theme here mostly because of my time being overseas. If you ever come to my place, a lot of my furniture and decor is from World Market.

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    Merchant Square Antique Marketplace

    4.2
    (275 reviews)
    8.3 mi
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    Lots of memories refreshed here. And then you remember how…read moremuch items cost back when compared to the prices now. Decor, clothing, books, pictures, frames, toys, War memorabilia, musical instruments, jewelry, records, furniture, hardware, tools, stickers, and maybe a few other tchotchkes. They have special events that occasionally take place over the weekend. There's a senior day. They welcome pets and even encouraged me to bring mine in! Maybe someday I'll bring one of mine for the "Bull in the China Shop" experience. They have a restaurant here too so you can dine prior your shopping experience. Or after. They also have small shopping carts, but honestly there's no need since occasionally staff will pass and ask you if you would like the items you're carrying taken up front. And it doesn't take much to get large items moved because staff is so helpful. On special event weekends it gets noticeably busy. Parking lot fills and aisles become a bit crowded, so come early. Holidays are especially appealing when vendors dress up their booths with seasonal decor, especially the vintage items. Almost every time I shop here I find something to bring home.

    This place is a blast to the past! So much variety! I walked hours and still missed a few spots…read more Can spend the whole day here. The value varies depending on the item and booth. Some are more expensive than others for similar items. There's something for everyone. If patient can find great deals. The staff i encountered were nice including the cashier. Service was adequate. The booths are different owners but you just paid for all in one place which makes it very convenient. Def coming back there's so much to see, you want to buy it all! Next door they have bbq.

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    East side of Arizona Avenue (Country club) Between Ray and Warner  The parking lot is full.
    East side of Arizona Avenue (Country club) Between Ray and Warner The parking lot is full.
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    Standard Restaurant Supply

    Standard Restaurant Supply

    4.0
    (43 reviews)
    10.9 mi

    Plan to spend some time here. The place is huge! Found some great items at reasonable prices…read more Store team were very nice and helpful. The public is welcome here.

    I had seen their ad on Facebook for flavored syrups for coffees etc, including cherry syrup so I…read moredecided to go check it out. I wasn't sure what the price would be but I figured I'd find that out when I got there. I had to go someplace else that direction anyway so it was a good chance to stop in without adding too many miles on my car. I had fun just wandering around looking at everything and nobody bothered me. I finally found the aisle with the syrups and holy cow I've never seen so many choices in one place! You name a flavor and I bet they had it. Then I realized that they also had the sugar free versions of most of them and the price was only $7. Then when I looked across the aisle I saw that they had another whole aisle with a different brand, DaVinci on one side and Torani on the other side. I couldn't decide which brand to get so I just stuck with the first one I found and it turned out to be a good choice. I tasted it as soon as I got home and it tastes just like Maraschino Cherry syrup in a jar which is exactly what I was looking for. I got the sugar free version and it has no artificial sweetener taste that I noticed. I've been using it in my coffee in the mornings to simulate the flavor of Michigan Cherry coffee which I've been craving since I haven't been to Michigan in 10 years. I've also put it in unflavored sparkling water to make a cherry soda. A few weeks ago I had found a bag of those little pouring tops at a thrift store and bought them on a whim so I could immediately put one of them on my syrup to make it easier to pour. It gives me much more control. I bought two or three other things and there were a couple things I was looking for that they didn't seem to have but I was happy when I left. I think everything was under $10 total. The only issue I had and I'm knocking off one star for it is that I picked up a pack of pretty good quality looking toilet paper, just a four pack, and it was marked $1.50. I didn't realize till I got home that I got charged $1.99. That's not a lot of money and it would cost me more gas money to go back and get reimbursed but it was irritating. I'm assuming she probably scanned the barcode and it came up at a different price than what the sticker on it said but it did have an actual sticker on it that said a $1.50. Other than that the lady at the front counter was super nice and when I got a catch in my throat while I was talking to her she went and got me a bottle of cold water for no charge. As hot as it was out I really appreciated that. I would say it's a store that has excellent customer service not to mention a vast selection of large and small kitchen type equipment. If you need a hard to find item, it's likely they carry it.

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    Standard Restaurant Supply
    Standard Restaurant Supply
    I've never seen this many flavors of cotton candy sugar in one store.

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    I've never seen this many flavors of cotton candy sugar in one store.
    Standard Restaurant Supply

    Standard Restaurant Supply

    3.3
    (24 reviews)
    12.7 mi

    This place is bigger than expected and they have a big selection for your restaurant needs. It's…read moreopen to the public so you can really get a great deal for professional grade items. The staff was very nice Restrooms were not the cleanest but the staff was very responsive to it. I would recommend to double check your receipts if you are taking multiple of the same items. I was over charged for one item but they quickly corrected it. Prices are also good compared to other restaurant supply stores.

    With a name like Standard Restaurant Supply, you shouldn't expect many surprises for what's inside…read morethe store. It's a treasure trove of industrial appliances (Deep fryers, griddles, ovens), plates, knives, baking and cooking supplies, and more! I felt like a kid in some kind of a store (Cool points if you know the reference)... Food nerd that I am, I oohed and ahhed over the different supplies available. Prices were reasonable too. A measuring spoon set for $.90? A ravioli maker/press for less than Amazon's price? I'm there! The store itself feels a little grubby and doesn't seem as big as the other store in Mesa, but the selection is still great. Service was fast and friendly. Also, if anything, you should stop in to admire the comically huge whisks they have for sale. If the Jolly Green Giant needed to bake a cake this is where he'd get his supplies!

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    Goliath sized whisks (Regular whisks in the corner for comparison) Need to challenge someone to a joust using whisks? Well you're in luck!
    Goliath sized whisks (Regular whisks in the corner for comparison) Need to challenge someone to a joust using whisks? Well you're in luck!
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    Daiso

    Daiso

    4.7
    (22 reviews)
    10.5 mi

    Daiso had changed their hours since my last visit. I arrived too early so returned when I knew…read morethey were open. Daiso had completely new items since my last visit. Staff are very good about keeping their merchandise updated for the holidays and changing it out when necessary. It makes for an interesting customer visit. Their prices have increased yet still reasonable. Some items are more expensive. For the items that were not the typical price, there are charts throughout the store. No returns. Shared parking lots as well.

    This place was like Temo on steroids. It looks small from the front but after you go in you realize…read moreit goes way back deep with tons of merchandise in aisle after aisle. The girl working the front counter was super nice. Two or three times I asked her where I might find things and she was very helpful and didn't act like it was an inconvenience at all like some store clerks do. I was after a certain kind of yarn and they didn't have it but I bought two or three other skeins anyway because they were so pretty. They only had thin knitting needles, nothing thick for making a bulky scarf. There was quite a selection of crochet hooks in lots of pretty colors. There was so much to look at and here I was on a time crunch because I needed to get to my daughter's and just stopped by because it was on the way. I did find some purple ballpoint pens and a couple phone cords.I definitely want to go back another day when I have lots of time to look around.

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    Le Creuset Outlet Store - tableware - Updated July 2026

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