Yeah, I kinda know my way around a commercial kitchen, and even though I haven't worked "the line"…read morein a while, I still enjoy visiting restaurant supply warehouses for new pots, pans, and kitchen gadgets to use at home. Louis Wohl & Sons (the same folks who advertise on TV) have both a wholesale operation selling to commercial restaurant operations, as well as an entire retail store (Chef's Warehouse) which is open to the general public. The two facilities are located in a very large building along 46th Street in between Fowler Ave and Busch Blvd. The building is located in a quiet residential area of town, south of USF and very near MOSI. As you enter the doorway to Chef's Warehouse you're greeted by one of the staff who will gladly walk you around the store answering your questions and helping you find various items. If you're a home cook looking for items that are a bit sturdier, and will last a bit longer than what you might find in a high-end cookware store at the mall, then Chef's Warehouse is the spot for you. They have pots, pans, bakeware, cooking utensils, high-quality knives, cutting boards, bar ware, food storage containers, and a wide variety of plates, glasses, cutlery, and serving items. If you frequently throw dinner parties, or just enjoy entertaining at home then you'll marvel at the selection at Chef's Warehouse. This is the perfect place to visit if you have a small catering or food truck business. I walked in today looking for some extra half-sized sheet pans and cooling racks for tomorrow's big chicken wing roasting festivity, and found exactly what I wanted at a price MUCH cheaper than I would have paid at the better-known cookware stores. In general the quality of the cookware is superior since these items are designed to be used in commercial kitchens, and the price is often better as well. Take a tip and pay this place a visit!

While I live pretty close to this place, I only recently began to go there. It is sort of in a…read morehidden spot on 46th street, beyond where the Renaissance Fair is held. Louis Wohl & Sons sell to commercial restaurants, but they also have the retail store "Chef's Warehouse". There are not many restaurant supply stores that are open to the public, so this was a great find. My boyfriend is a line cook, as well as a cook at home. He had become interested in buying newer/better cookware, similar to what he uses at his job. We have gone there twice, and left with a frying pan, chef's jacket, knife, knife guard, and meat thermometer. They also have chef shoes and pants, strainers, dishware, hot dog warmers, coolers, pots, and a myriad of other kitchen utensils. Since they mainly cater to restaurants, some of the prices are pretty steep for an individual. For example, we will not be paying $70 for a frying pan. However, there are plenty of reasonably priced options for those who are more money conscience. If you are a cook and interested in some high quality kitchen ware, you should check out this place.

Took my money for an ice machine never installed the ice machine and refuses to give money back…read more It's been 3 1/2 months In my opinion he is a crook. He has lied over and over again.

Had the equipment I was in need of. Great price & owner very knowledgeable. Delivery was on time…read moreand easy.

From the owner: Family owned since June 1976. During this time, we have built a reputation as a leader in the…read morequality of equipment and service we provide. We have sold new and used equipment throughout the state of Florida to both large and small operations. We also service what we sell. If you like to have a company that knows what they are doing and are honest, we will not let you down. We may not be the cheapest in price in town, but we are the best and we will prove it.

Was told they would arrive between 8am and 9am. No call or heads up that they are running late or…read moreanything....the tech arrives right during our breakfast rush at about 10 to 11 am. Service tech is knowledgeable and does a good job, but prices are extremely high. They charge $3.50 per mile for their tech to come do service call...that is more than the cost per gallon of gas. We were charged for 43 miles which is $150 for driving., way too high. I would think the $75 service call fee would help cover that. They also then charged for parts which I understand....but the only part they used was oil and we were charged $275 for parts which was only oil. Then we were also charged $110 per hour, which is high in itself and verywell may ne the going rate for service now. This review is for any customers who want to actually get an idea of prices before hand....so you know before you go. I tired to do that when I called them, but was misled on prices. They said they tried to do their best...but I don't feel that way. ***Update, they lowered the parts charge to $200 instead of $275, but then also charged a 3.99% fee for taking a credit card...ridiculous. Again, know before you go.

From the owner: Kroslak Bakery Equipment is the largest new and used bakery equipment dealer in the Southeast. We…read morecarry a wide selection of equipment to fit your every needs.