Huge place with reasonably priced stuff. Got some cookware, some party stuff (disposable cups,…read moredelitainers) and some stainless steel cookware. Cashier suggested I sign up for a free 90 trial membership. It didn't ask my credit card info. Just let me enter my deets and that was it. Cool. Membership is $50 a year. If you get a lot of stuff often, it's worth it. On this trip alone, we saved $35 on what we got. And unlike the Restaurant Depot, they don't make you provide everything short of a DNA sample to get an account, and show proof of an incorporated business. I just wanted some freaking pots. Relax guys. Glad we drove past restaurant depot and came here instead. Staff are extremely kind and helpful. They will walk your order out to your car, and load it up for you. And? Not a single complaint or eye roll or rudeness for asking them questions. Just a lovely friendly attitude and a genuine request to come visit them again.

Amazing service. Always greeted when you come in. Even if they are far they will tel and make you…read morefeel seen and welcome. Always a helping hand nearby making sure your ok. And they pack the car. What better service could you ask for. Love it here! And definitely get the membership it's worth it. And trust you'll be back.

Restaurant Equippers is a fun, moderately priced store that has tons of high quality gear for your…read morebudding restaurant or insane home kitchen. They don't require an official restaurant affiliation before you're let through the door and welcome the serious home cook. The layout is spacious and clean. Where other supply stores have a passing resemblance to a Sam's or Home Depot, Restaurant Equippers kinda felt like a Best Buy. There was plenty of open air space and the aisles did not feel claustrophobic at all.

Terrible experience. Had to buy a deep fryer that couldn fit…read morein my food cart, called them to send back, they offer to pickup. I was told that I will pay for the freight and wont be too much. when they refund, was taken more then 500 dollars, I am feeling ripped off.

Came here to buy restaurant grade china for my everyday dishes in my own home. Selection is of…read morecourse limited (any color you want as long as it's white!)...but to buy white porcelain dinner plates at about $5.00 each is perfect for me. I've purchased (and broken) far too many expensive "designer" dishes of inferior quality over the years (I'm talking about you RL Home with your overpriced pony-embossed ironstone junk). You have to buy in lots of 24, but that works out fine--it accounts for breakage down the line and a box of 24 plates costs little more than a complete place setting of the designer junk. The place is run by a father and son who really couldn't be any nicer or more accommodating. Call me a fan.

Nestled in a little street…read more Hidden Gem. Found Black roll baskets for a very reasonable price. Helpful staff and will definitely come through the neighborhood again.

Bought Sunset 750 heavy duty foil, and its so thin. I will NEVER, buy that brand again. 50 bucks…read morewasted. Sams Club is a better brand.

Great place for large supply needs. I would highly suggest if you own a business or catering…read moreservice obtain a membership and shop!

I love this place! As a professionally trained baker who works from home, I'm always on the lookout…read morefor hard to find ingredients or my favorite name brand tools and pans. It's also a great place to find party supplies in bulk. Prices are reasonable and the employees are always friendly.

The staff is always knowledgeable, attentive and helpful. They know their stock and when asked if…read moreyou have it, they can tell you yes or no and what aisle it's in check out as quick and easy and they take everything to your car great place to shop.

Stumbled upon this place randomly while spending the day in Olde City. We were welcomed warmly by a…read moreSwift, not sure if he's the original or not, but it's definitely family owned and operated. He was very kind, offering great cooking suggestions and conversation. He really knew his stuff, not only about his offerings but the local food scene in Philly. We were not in the market for some of his industrial cooking equipment such as deep fryers, meat slicers, ovens and wood fire pizza gear and such, but my daughter who is obsessed with cooking BEGGED to stop in. We were pleasantly surprised to find some fun cooking gadgets, utensils and food prep equipment in the back...at a steal, too! We bought a 6 pack of plastic squeeze bottles for oils and icings cheaper than buying them one at a time any where else! We bought ladles in a few sizes...some small enough for pancake mix dropping and others for hot pots at home. A really nice variety! We bought heavy duty spatulas and large brushes for marinating. The goods were excellent quality you won't see at big box stores and I'm still so impressed with the prices! It's definitely worth checking them out if you're even the slightest bit into cooking. We felt like kids in a candy store. There's a few 30 minutes loading zones in the area and one directly out front. They do take cards, even for the smaller purchase and the cashier was also very welcoming and kind. A fun stop I can see making again! We love, and are having fun cooking with everything we bought!

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When I was in Chinatown last weekend, I walked into Wayne Kee on a whim, and I am so glad that I…read moredid. You can think of Wayne Kee as the place you go to for affordable kitchen ware and supplies you didn't even know you needed. After spending only $35, I left with 4 tea infuser balls, 3 plastic squeeze bottles, 2 cooking thermometers, 1 sauce dispenser, and...*drumroll please* a new key. Yes, they make keys here, and for only $1 a piece. Highly recommend checking Wayne Kee out if you're in Chinatown!

Due to the Covid everyone is home doing some kind of renovation projects and both Home Depot and…read moreLowe's is packed. I found this place and they have all the basic stuff, most importantly, no lines.

If you're a professional chef or just want to look like one on television, The Restaurant Store is…read morean epicures dream. Aisles and aisles of gadgets, appliances and everything kitchen that makes Macy's look like a garage sale. If you're in the market for a titanium lemon zester, a ridiculously expensive professional cooktop or a Kevlar braided oven mitt sporting your monogram then TRS is your kinda place. It's a candy store for those who want to throw down the gauntlet and literally make candy in their basement. This place is the real deal even if you're only half-assing it in the kitchen. No one will ever know the difference. Five titanium stars.

I love coming to the restaurant store. They have a huge parking lot so parking is never a problem…read more The store itself is very organized and the staff is completely with it. They are very professional and courteous. They know exactly where everything is and if they have it or not. This place is just like a toy store to me. They have so many kitchen gadgets it becomes overwhelming at times. If I come in for one thing, I usually leave with about three or four things. It is very rare that I come in for something that they dont have, in fact I can only think of one time, that was a bacon hanger. A display for cooked bacon. The prices are more than reasonable, in fact a lot of the items are very cheap but the products are high quality. The atmosphere is well organized and the aisles are very clean. I will continue to come here as I always have. It's really a fantastic store.