This store is so cute, and full of lovely curated housewares with tons of selection! Bonus, the…read moremain floor is dog friendly. I picked up a few cute quirky kitchen things, its a great spot to spend a rainy afternoon looking for little treasures! Plenty of parking.

What a surprise to see this culinary destination spot in Duncan, BC. The building alone catches…read moreyour eye. In fact I thought it was a restaurant but was just as happy to see it will fulfill all my culinary needs. Apparently they have expanded into other items and have an entire loft area dedicated to delights of the bedroom and bathroom.....towels, sheets and such. A nice addition and one that I will be revisiting. I just moved from San Francisco, CA and love my boutique culinary shops. Watch out Craigslist; P&P has a whole different meaning on the island and word has gotten out!

This place is awesome! By far the best place to go for people who are passionate about all things…read morecooking. The owners are warm and inviting, the merchandise are top notch and reasonably priced. It's clearly a cut above.

Rude and unfriendly. Took my wife and daughter to shop downtown and stopped in the store. When I…read moresaid we were just looking around to see if there was anything we liked, the lady was rude and stared at my wife an daughter the entire time. We are older, well dressed, and our daughter is 30. Completely rude behavior and unwelcoming.

This store has all the cool kitchen gadgets. They were one of the few places that was open for…read moreboxing day. I was a little turned off by the customer service. I get that they were really busy,however, she didn't seem interested in explaining me the difference between a Swedish Dish Cloth and a regular one. Especially if something costs a lot of money I would appreciate some sort of explanation. They get a 3 star based on the products.

Ok, cutting boards are something I never really thought about before finding out about Legacy Wood…read moreCrafts. I thought you just buy a cheapo board at the cooking supply shop, or if you want to splurge you pay a bit more. A no brainer. That was until I saw these boards! These folks make the most unique and interesting cutting boards I have seen. You really have to see the beautiful figured maple boards, where every piece is unique. The boards are hand oiled with 100% tung oil and a cheese cloth, yielding a perfect food safe surface that lasts a really long time. They go by the name "Maple Magic" as well. They started out by using salvaged fir scraps that were left after milling huge beams in BC that were used for temples in Japan. They then expanded into using Western Broadleaf Maple as well. They dry the wood without using a kiln in natural dehumidification rooms. They do all of their milling on a small kerf band mill to reduce waste. You can sometimes find them setup at various Farmer's markets around town. I got one of their large boards about 2 years ago, and have been incredibly happy. It has 3 smooth sides, and 1 side that is left with natural rough edges that have been waxed. It is an incredibly unique piece that everyone that sees it comments on. But every piece they have would get the same comments. Really nice products! They also guarantee the boards and will even re-sand them for you if they get too chopped up over the years of usage. Haven't needed to do that yet, as it holds up really well to a very sharp chef's knife. I love these boards!

I bought a bread cutting board from Legacy at the Riley Park (Vancouver) food market some 10 years…read moreago. Brilliant. First wood board that has not warped or split despite daily use including exposure to continual washing.