Nice selection of pricey but enticing kitchen and decor items that I haven't seen anywhere else…read more Great bread choices too.

For someone who loves to cook, this was my Disney World! I shopped one day, then returned the…read morefollowing day to shop more, on our visit to Charleston.

Fantastic service, very friendly and knowledgeable! There are many sales going on every time I…read morevisit which are amazing deals for such and excellent (and handmade) product. I have several pieces: a Dutch oven, an awesome loaf pan; and bought a few for my sister. We love Le Creuset!

My friend wanted to browse this store. What bright and colorful cookware! They have quality…read moremerchandise for reasonable prices. Most of the items were 30% off. The store is organized and bright.

Good little antique store on an old Main Street. Attached kitchen store with excellent inventory…read moreand quality items. This store does bridal registries.

Marion Emporium is in the heart of the historic downtown area of Marion, SC and has a very wide…read morevariety of unique products around the store. The place is extremely large and everything is displayed neatly but it's it's also tightly packed. You might want to keep a close watch on your toddlers in this store. They offer everything from high end items which can get quite pricey, to everyday knickknacks which are reasonably priced. There seemed to be numerous employees around the store and ready to help you find something. We stop here just about every time we are in Marion. Worth a visit.

Le Creuset is so sturdy. My inherited mid-twentieth century Dutch oven is used many times a week…read more It must have enjoyed spending a few nights in the refrigerator as they say "chillin' ". (Surprised there was room for it). Is three nights in a row pushing the use of leftovers? I don't think so especially if they can be given a different treatment for each dinner. Night one was chicken thighs slow cooked in a bit of wine with onion, garlic, celery and cashews with toasted turmeric, soy sauce and oyster sauce. Night two was the remaining meat, boned, and its sauce with thin spaghetti, and lots of black pepper. Night three was a delicious broth made from the cooking water of carrots and sauce (who knew this would work?). The reason that I'm writing this, is to a large measure, the photo of my favorite part of this dish. Mathematician Bf beautifully noodl-ized a brick of firm tofu. Sixteen cuts to the length and five cuts to the depth produced the cutest and very accurate thin tofu slices. Could I do this? Never. The Le Creuset Dutch oven was smiling that it may get some time off now.

high-end prices low end service…read more I expected a very different level of customer service from Le Creuset, especially given the premium price point of their products. I ordered a set of pots and pans for $665. Instead, Le Creuset sent me a 16-piece dinnerware set retailing for approximately $255--an entirely different product worth considerably less than what I purchased. Despite this being their fulfillment error, I was told they would not refund my $665 or send the correct merchandise until I did two things: first, respond to an email confirming the color of the dishes they mistakenly sent me, and second, return the incorrect dinnerware and wait for them to receive it. In other words, Le Creuset was holding my $665 while requiring me to correct an error that they made before they would make the situation right. I contacted customer service multiple times and asked repeatedly to speak with a supervisor. Each time, I was told that a supervisor was "not available." No one was willing or apparently empowered to offer a reasonable solution. To make matters worse, after two days, I still had not even received the promised prepaid return label needed to send their merchandise back. Mistakes happen. What separates excellent companies from poor ones is how they respond when they make a mistake. For a company selling products at this price point, I expected them to take ownership, correct the order promptly, and then facilitate the return of the merchandise they mistakenly shipped. Instead, the burden and financial inconvenience were placed entirely on me. If you are considering purchasing Le Creuset products, I would strongly recommend buying through a reputable retailer such as Crate & Barrel or Williams Sonoma, where you may have better options for resolving customer-service issues. I love the quality and design of Le Creuset products, but based on this experience, I would not purchase directly from the company again. Premium products and premium prices should come with premium customer service. Unfortunately, my experience was anything but.

Crew redid kitchen,floors and bathroom Excellent…read moreworkmanship, owner visited daily and was there every step of the way If there were more than 5 stars I would certainly give highest No issues at all. Very well organized, and done in timely manner.

Geraldo and his team did an excellent job. Couldn't have been more satisfied. Communication and…read moreattention to detail was outstanding. Fully transformed a 1991 master bath into a 2025 master bath! Completely gutted and rebuilt with a walk-in shower, new vanity/linen closet, new tiles all around (including radiant heating for the floor), new lighting, etc... Price was very reasonable...

I don't know if the person I communicated with is a real representation of how this company treats…read morecustomers. This could have been a random event, but still. As you can see in my screenshot, it felt like this company just wants your money, and no questions are allowed. I was genuinely shocked by the responses. The screenshot shows my second question after this person couldn't even answer the first one. All I wanted to know was how they do the installation so I could make the right decision. Instead, this person came back basically saying they didn't want to answer any technical questions, in a very rude way, plus the conspiracy theory that "I am in the industry." Apparently, asking about backsplash installation accidentally activated the Countertop Intelligence Agency. From the beginning, when I communicated with this person, I could tell they were annoyed when I asked what materials they use and what options they offer. It felt like this person just wanted to sell me something quickly. Well, that's not how it works when you're spending a few thousand dollars on countertops and backsplash. These are basic questions. I guess I'll have to put my money somewhere else. Sad, because they seem to do a good job and most people seem happy with them.

We had Granite Depot install a new countertop that came out great. We couldn't be happier. They…read morewere professional, knowledgeable, and on time. We worked with Maria who was extremely helpful in our decision making.