the cooking classes here were amazing! extremely disappointed that this location is closing, as it…read morewas very close and convenient. Will definitely come back if they open another location! staff at the class were very friendly and I definitely learned a lot.

The class felt a bit overly rule-bound compared to other companies cooking classes I've taken,…read morewhich took away from some of the fun. Lots of reminders about hand-washing, keeping stations clean, and clearing plates at the end -- understandable, but a little much. The group was also large (around 20), so we had to take turns stirring / chopping. With a group this size, a mic for the instructor would help.

Great store in old village Plymouth. Rebecca is super nice and always has an idea for what you…read morewant!!!!

I could go to East Elm Kitchen everyday looking for kitchen goodies. The selection is excellent and…read moreall the bases are covered. From specialty food selections to top line kitchenware they have it all. The staff is outstanding and I could talk "shop" with them all day. Love to support local as well. If you haven't been here you need to stop in. Old Village Plymouth is becoming a destination.

I strongly advise against choosing this establishment for your equipment needs. Recently, we…read morereceived a bill of $62.99 for a bracket that we had already paid for in-store. Despite contacting them twice about this issue and being reassured that it was a mistake in their system, we have now received another notice regarding the same payment. It is incredibly frustrating to be accused of not making a payment that we clearly remember doing. At this point, I am requesting urgent communication from the owner to address this matter. The customer service we have experienced has been extremely poor, and I have no intentions of returning to this store in the future. It took an entire year for our order to be fulfilled, and now they are claiming they did not receive our cash payment upon delivery. This lack of accou

Went to People's and purchased a new double door frig and used range for my new business.I was told…read moreby the employee that the range was in good condition and he personally knew the person who had owned it. Once the appliances were delivered I contracted a appliance technician to connect the oven for me and test it out and was told the oven doesn't work no gas to the pilot and one of the burners doesn't light. Contacted Peoples and was told there was no warranty. I was put on hold and requested a call back and newer received one. Spent $4,000 not to a call back. I would not recommend buying anything used from there.

Recently took a class with Chef Wendy. My daughter and I attended 'date night' Thursday night…read moresushi class. We loved the class! the Chef kept a great pace so that we made 3 versions of sushi, even though there were 14 people in the class. We often make sushi at home but we still learned some new techniques. Not everything was traditionally perfect but who cares! It was a great class and fun

My friend and I took a New England Coastal Classics cooking class. The website said we would be…read moremaking: Classic Connecticut Style Lobster Roll Butter Lettuce Salad with Radishes, Cucumbers & herbs Buttermilk-Herb Dressing Sea Salt and Vinegar Smashed Potatoes Crustless Blueberry Pie Homemade Brioche Roll Raspberry Lime Rickey I was so excited to prep and cook all of these items! The room for the class isn't very big. The class consisted of 3 tables of 8. Twenty-four people per class is too big. It felt too cozy. I've taken a Sur La Table class before but it's been awhile. I remember it being more hands-on. In this class, we barely did anything. The lobster was cooked and cut for us. We cut some herbs and mixed the dressing. Not very exciting. The potatoes were pre-cooked and one person from each table got to smash them. We were given all the ingredients for the pie and we threw it all together and into a pan. The dough for the roll was premade for us. We each took a piece and rolled it into the shape of a roll. The Rickey was made for us. I wouldn't take another class.

I bought a $70 Boston shaker from this company (it's a bar tending drink shaker) and it rusted in…read morethe sink before I even used it once. I emailed the company to arrange a return and a refund and they said they won't take it back because I left it in the sink for a day. What do they think happens to bar tending equipment? I've had other shakers that have never rusted after years of use, so yea, I will never buy anything from them again. Beware what you buy too, they won't return it if it's terrible quality (not that this was supposed to be, they claim it's stainless steel and sure charge for it as if it was). Terrible service.

Get discovered Williams Food in 2017. Since then they are the first choice when I look for various…read morekitchenware. They always have the best selection of the world's top brands - you can find almost everything you need at a fair price! Greatly appreciate their business. Will always recommend this company!

Awesome PopMart/Asian pop culture collectible store with a wide selection at great prices. They…read morehave authentic labubu merch as well. Check it out at Twelve Oaks Mall!

12 Oaks Mall does need stores to move in and keep the mall open. This is not a bad use of a tiny…read morespace. This store does carry all of the latest trends that people want to try, which is good. I am interested in some of the crystal candy, I do not always know where to get these products. The person working here did seem friendly. She did not talk to me, but she was engaging kindly with another customer having a lively pop culture conversation about a show. On the other hand this place is extremely overpriced if you know where to get your hot trendy products. For instance, they had the mango pealing candy for $4 or $5. I found the same product for $1.99 at Walgreen's. They have the carbonara noodles, which you can find for a lot cheaper. The other suspicious items you find here are the bootleg plush toys. I am not sure how stores like this or kiosks at the mall get away with selling bootleg toys, but the Hazbin hotel plushies are not original or necessarily licensed. Since I do buy the kids Vizipop merch, I always go to the official website. These items tags stated things like hotel pig and hotel spider. I also found them on Amazon that stated they were "inspired" by the show Hazbin Hotel. The official website is how the artist makes money, so I am not sure how the law works with the copies. I would go back to the store and the kids would like it too but I will try to only purchase official and licensed merch.

Last time I wrote a review for here I was not a homeowner. Now I've been one for over 12 years and…read moreI've been here many times over for goodies for my yard, gifts, treats for myself, etc, and it's become one of my favorite places in town so I figured I should finally give them good update! No matter the time of year I love visiting Downtown Home & Garden. My previous review stated, "I love any store where I can get tulip bulbs, a new bird house, a winter hat shaped like a Christmas tree, a new cookie sheet and a loaf of Zingerman's bread" and all that still rings true. But these days I also add national parks merch, gear for my dogs, holiday decor, kitchen gadgets and cookbooks and, perhaps most exciting for a Polish broad like myself, a variety of Polish pottery pieces. In the spring and summer months I can be found perusing peony bulbs for my garden, hummingbird feeders, bird seed and squirrel proof bird feeders, planters, plants/starters for my veggie garden, pest control and fertilizers, plus a variety of lawn decor and sculpture pieces, etc. Some things can be kind of pricey but you truly get what you pay for. Even after years out in the elements everything I've bought for my yard here is still in amazing condition, my plants from here always yield the most delicious fruits and veggies, and the little birdies are so happy with the snacks we provide them from their bins.

Interesting store that is probably really good if you're a suburban homeowner. For me, I liked…read morethat I was able to make friends with a cat that works there, got some cute socks and slippers for the Chief of Staff, a postcard (the only store in town where they knew what a postcard is), and a pretty ceramic bowl that my cats broke the minute it got home.

Come in here to browse, leave with some fun items!…read more Sometimes my wife and I come in here just to look around, but usually we come out with a thing or two that we didn't plan on buying. They have tons of different home decor and other household items here. Especially during a holiday season, they have aisles and aisles dedicated to that holiday with neat, and high quality items. Around Christmas time especially. You always know when they have a sale going on here, because the lines can get pretty long to check out.

This was one of the most disrespectful store experiences I've ever had in my life. Christine and…read moreElizabeth acted like customers were an inconvenience the whole time. Their attitudes were crazy -- talking over us, rolling their eyes, acting like we were bothering them just by asking normal questions. The way they handled the situation with my friend was completely uncalled for. I've never seen workers behave so unprofessional and aggressive for no reason. I walked out furious and honestly shocked that a store would allow employees to treat people like that. I will never come back to this location.