Always willing to help out. Equipment is always in good repair and if something happens, they…read morealways fix it w/o questions. I've been doing business with them for 13 yrs now. I have purchased tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment and have always been satisfied. They are great people to work with.

From the owner: Located in Clayton, OH, B & H Used Restaurant Equipment specializes in providing high-quality,…read morepre-owned restaurant equipment and supplies, with a focus on refrigeration equipment. With over 20 years of industry experience, they have built a reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction. Whether you're a new restaurant owner or looking to upgrade your existing kitchen, B & H Used Restaurant Equipment offers a wide range of affordable solutions to meet your needs.

This business is a hidden gem - for those who like to bake but enjoy culinary quality. The people…read moreworking there were so kind and helpful! Great prices too!

From the owner: Queen City Restaurant Supply is your one-stop shop for all your restaurant equipment and smallwares…read moreneeds. We have new, scratch/dent and some used equipment. Closeout items are available. Refrigeration, stoves, sinks, hoods, ice makers, fryers, griddles, and grills are some of the types of equipment we carry. We can order what you need if we don't have it. QCRS also has in inventory a variety of kitchen and bar smallwares. Kitchen design and installation are available.

Having a place like Wasserstom Restaurant Supply in the Cincinnati area is really nice and…read moreconvenient. They stock a lot of the industrial supplies restaurants need..and it's super convenient when you're in a pinch and need something quicker than the normal couple day delivery window most online retailers require. I went here because I was in need of an industrial sized can opener. The one at my work was so old and literally snapped in half..and it was beyond awful to have to use a hand cranking one when trying to open large cans all day. I went online and saw that they offered the one I was looking for at a pretty reasonable price. I headed out to the store on a random weekday afternoon. The place was a bit tricky to get to..it's off an exit, but then you have to go down kind of a little side road that, at one point, turns into a single lane road. A little annoying but not a big deal. The place wasn't busy when I arrived, one of the associates there immediately came up to me and asked what I needed help finding. I showed her the picture I had screenshot from the website of the can opener, and she knew exactly what it was and took me right to it. The price listed for the item was about $20 more than was listed online. I pointed this out to the associate, and she said that they would gladly price match the online price..so that was cool. We went to the registers, she rung me out after adjusting the price, and I was on my way. In and out in less than five minutes. So yeah, totally easy transaction, extremely helpful employee, and a vast inventory of all the restaurant style industrial items you could think of..at very reasonable prices. I would highly recommend this place for these purposes and I will for sure be back in the future when the need arises.

Oh man... I've never considered purchasing a tiny deep fryer for my home kitchen before now... but…read morethis store made me aware of this need. No, I do not own a restaurant... but I am an overly ambitious home chef. There used to be a cute little kitchen supply store in Kenwood, but since they closed down I've been looking for somewhere that was not SLT. This is that place. Practical tools for every day use, and not at the bloated prices of SLT. Plus you can daydream about owning your own deep fryer while wearing a chef's uniform and getting sugar cubes out of a spherical container...

They sell commercial cooking equipment and are open to the public. Everything from utensils and…read moreknives, pots and pans, to commercial appliances. Plenty of the items work perfect in a home kitchen and cost less than a home goods store.

I have driven by Restaurant Equippers many times. I always thought that it was a wholesale place…read morefor only restaurants. I never noticed the huge sign in the window that sales open to the public until yesterday. So I stopped in and what a sight it is. They have everything! What a great place. Not only does it have items for those in the restaurant business, but it truly has items for the everyday person. For example, if you are feeding a large group during the holidays and you are struggling with not having a large enough pot to boil the water. Or if you need a way to keep warm or serve a large portion of food. I know that Restaurant Equippers has something on hand that can make your night of hosting easier. The employee that found me wondering and lost was so quick to offer guidance. He walked me to the area I was looking for and then offered to carry my items for me. I walked out amazed at how cool the Restaurant Equippers store is. What a hidden gem. So if you are like me and you have passed by and never even knew Restaurant Equippers existed, please think of them when you are stumped with how you are going to pull off an epic night of hosting.

A great supply store for restaurants or home kitchens. The store staff is always very friendly and…read morehelpful. A must see place in Columbus! Stu and T

Wasserstrom is a rip-off company... and so is Amazon Ordered…read moreTWELVE potholders for $9.73 from Wasserstrom on Amazon. Wasserstrom shipped ONE pot holder. When I complained they said "listing was a mistake so here's your money back". I didn't want a refund. I wanted the 12 pot holders I agreed to buy as advertised and described on Amazon by Wasserstrom. Clearly a breach of the retail contract that I, Wasserstrom, and Amazon agreed to when I committed to buy the TWELVE pot holders for $9.73 Wasserstrom blamed Amazon but Amazon was adamant that an accurate item description was the responsibility of the selling partner... Wasserstrom. Amazon was no help at all but then all of a sudden the 12 pot holders were relisted on Amazon as 12 pot holders for $31.99 So is it fraud, bait & switch, breach of contract, or deceptive advertising? I'll see what the FTC says. Wasserstrom has been in business for 120 years. I wonder how many customers they have defrauded and ripped off in those 120 years?