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    The Cook's Station

    3.7 (23 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    This is the appliance i got installed in my home.

    Got a range installed through this company. Very helpful men. Only downfall was the apparent "supervisor" Daniel. Stood around while his crewmen did most of the work. I asked for names after the job was done. So, thank you to Connor, Anthony, and Jordan. If i had any comment to make, maybe make one of the 3 hard working men a supervisor instead of the one they currently have.

    Tuscan Cooking class
    Barry P.

    This review is not for the retail business but instead for the evening cooking classes. It took me months to get into the one I wanted, the Tuscan cooking class. Chef Sandra was quite a fun character and had been a chef and in restaurant management in Washington DC after coming over from Itlay 20 years ago. There were about 20 students in the class. Approximately 16 sat at 4 top tables; I was lucky enough to get a seat at the bar (the kitchen was elevated a step) since others frequently had to stand to see. We learned that Tuscan and American Southern cooking are similar in terms of "comfort food" and the parallel between their polenta and our grits. We made a sausage main course with red grapes and served that with a side of polenta. Dessert was a multilayered Limoncello Raspberry Tiramisu which was to die for. In addition to the delicious food, two glasses of wine were included for the $45 admission. Great value and lots of fun!

    Jennifer S.

    This store was incredible! All the kitchen supplies and tools you could imagine! I got excited because they had an entire case of Shun knives (my kitchen knives). They carry Le Creuset, Core, Lodge, Boos, Nambe, Shun, OXO to name a few. The store is comprised of three different areas. The first room carried seasonal items and I noticed that there were samples (didn't try any). The second room had more gift ware - trays, platters, and pottery. The last room had all the kitchen tools you could ever imagine, pots, pans, knives, gadgets, etc. Really cool store!!!

    Purchased a Bosch refrigerator from Cook's Station and planning on purchasing other appliances there soon. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable about all of the products and LT was extremely helpful. He spent hours educating us on the different options and helped us make our decision. Great follow up too with additional questions and delivery. Refrigerator was delivered yesterday and the two guys knew exactly what to do and had to troubleshoot a problem with the space (very uneven floor). GREAT EXPERIENCE!

    Wine selection at the back of the store.
    Amy C.

    Lots of really neat stuff, but expensive. That is to be expected from a specialty store, though!

    Jams, pickles, preserves, sauces.

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    Great sandwiches! Good lunch spot and great service. Mike was super nice and so helpful

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    Huge admirer of their breakfast burrito! Easy parking and pleasant atmosphere. My quick grab and go spot for breakfast/lunch.

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    Cool little resource for Greenville, and a dangerous spot with a credit card, so keep it holstered.

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