Was looking for a doughnut cutter. Tried looking for it by calling NY Cake, Sur La Table, and…read moreWillams and Sonoma, but none of them had it in stock. Knew that there were lots of kitchen supply stores in and around LES. So wandered around seeing if stores had the doughnut cutter. Got referred to this place by another store. It was busy and I was able to find the doughnut cutter easily in their well organized shelves. Easy fast transaction with the friendly staff and will definitely be back instead of buying something on Amazon!

This isn't going to be one of the more comfortable experiences you'll have shopping for kitchen…read moresupplies. The aisles are really narrow and everywhere you look, you'll see merchandise from the floor to the ceiling. In some spots you'll need to suck in that gut to get through,.. this isn't a Williams and Sonoma at all. LOL There also aren't signs pointing out where things are and yes, there may not be prices on anything,.. LOL. Honestly they don't cater to the small time customers like me, but nonetheless their prices will definitely be better than at the previously mentioned merchant. For my visit, I knew what I wanted for my foray into making pizza dough, I needed a container to store my rising dough. I also needed a bunch of squeeze bottles so knew exactly what to ask for. I didn't need much interaction with staff, but I was able to find one staff member who was very helpful pointing me in the right direction for what I needed and finding the cover to the container I was going to buy. I was in and out quickly on a Saturday afternoon so I'd say if you know what you want and are ok with a little less than 5 star service for the price,.. you should be ok.

Sur La Table update 2026 is Five Stars! My purchases have lasted for years, unless I accidentally…read morebroke something! I love the design and colors. After living with my daughter I was tired of her tiny or too large plates. I brought one of my favorite plates from home to use while I'm living here. I've still got coffee cups and I'm sure other items. I always purchased gifts for my daughter here too. I'm highly recommending and can't wait to return!

Took the knife skills class. For $80 it is incredibly overpriced and much shorter than I thought it…read morewould be. they limit the amount of veggies they give you to chop so I spent half the class kind of looking around doing nothing

This business seems to be closed. Their telephone number is disconnected and I have stopped by…read moretwice during the last week to find the store closed with security gate down.

I bought my niece a stand mixer for her birthday. Service wasn't very helpful or friendly, but I…read moregot the mixer I was looking for at a decent price. They have a huge selection of tools for your kitchen, including things you didn't even know you needed! This place is filled with merchandise and it's a little cluttered, but they sure do have what you're looking for and then some.

Though it is very convenient to my apartment and has good hours of operation, I find that you have…read moreto be very careful of what you buy there. Some of the brands carried are just garbage. The staff is very nice and kind and will help you with anything you need

Great store right around the corner from my crib. They have absolutely everything in hardware and…read morehousewares. And the gentlemen who run the store are super courteous and helpful. Very lucky to have such a great store so close by.

I don't think I am capable of writing a review that does justice to how good this place is. We'll…read morelaid out inside and very well organized. The owner and his wife are super friendly and helpful. Never try to upsell you into something you don't need. If they don't have it, they'll get it for you. Came to get my knives sharpened, and asked when I could pick them up, and he literally gave me a time later that day! Such a great addition having them in the neighborhood. Highly recommend coming here for any kitchen needs you might have!

I came here during the holiday season looking for someone to repair a Chinese Cleaver (similar to a…read moreChefs Knife) that was damaged by my father when he was cutting a pork bone. For those who know, a Chinese cleaver is not a bone cleaver, it is used like a Chefs knife and cannot break through bone. The cleaver was heavily damaged and I was looking for a place to help me repair and sharpen the blade. Indulge Kitchen Supplies was one of the only places that responded and I am glad they did. The store itself is on a main street with a fair amount of street parking and the store is super cute. The store sells a variety of kitchen gear from different knives, cutlery, utensils, etc. Most of the curated items are modern and high quality such as Durelex glass and Global Knives. While their prices are a little higher than online prices, they have quality stuff and I recommend buying from them. Their knife sharpening and repair was a life saver for me. The Chinese Cleaver is a large knife and they were able to get it done for me in less than a day and it was fully repaired. Looking at the photos you can see that they took out all the dings on the knife and sharpened it back to the point where I could use it again. I highly recommend this service and would readily come back when I need any knife repair or sharpening.

NY Cake is NYC's baking superstore, with everything any baker, professional or otherwise, could…read morepossibly need to make their treats. I could spend hours going through all their cookie cutters, candy molds and decorative doodads. I also took a class not too long ago--on French macarons--and while my instructor was excellent and a true expert on the subject, she was stretched thin dealing with an overbooked and overcrowded class. Consequently, I don't feel I got enough of the hands-on learning that I needed to make those tricky little cookies correctly on my own. (Note: I STILL can't get them right.)

I saw a Tik Tok on this place and wanted to check it out when I was in NYC. It was open on a…read moreSunday and was empty when we arrived, unfortunately a big birthday party of kids entered about 5 mins after we got there, but they were corralled into the baking room while we shopped. There are all kinds of fun things for the avid baker and lots of fun stocking stuffers or little favors for parties if your crowd likes to cook. There are more cookie cutters than you have ever seen in one place, so if you are looking for something specific, they probably have it.

This was a great store. Friendly people and they have many nice and high quality Japanese goods…read more Would definitely go back.

Ordered a hasagawa cutting board from mtc kitchen. Excellent product. They have nice quality…read moreproducts but man it took about a month to get it. Good things are worth the wait ....

The staff is always helpful to me and since it's so close to where I live, I pop in very often to…read moresee what's new. Love the brand, and I have purchased many things here. During a terrible heatwave in NYC, I felt faint and and went inside to be in the air conditioning. A nice staffer offered me a chair and got me some water. I will never forget his kindness. So 5 stars for this shop!

Always found William Sonoma an interesting place to window shop, especially for ideas…read more Their William Sonoma brand shelf stable food items can work well as a nice gift for the holidays... especially when you want to bring something fancy, packaged well, that the recipient will know you paid a premium for... and something they'd unlikely buy for themselves. However, typically gift those on my list something other than food. Given my extensive inherited and elsewhere sourced kitchen equipment, utensils, tableware, it's not a place I'd ever purchase anything in those categories. For example, I'm fully stocked in enamel coated cast iron cookware, although it's nice to check out their Le Creuset selection. (Important to me since I've completely stopped using non-stick cookware.) If you follow my reviews, you may be surprised I'm also not in the market for a fully automatic espresso machine that costs over $4K! (To be precise, list their exclusive Jura Z10 for $4299.95 plus tax. Wow! Glad William Sonoma made it a better deal by shaving off that nickel - which amounts to 5 now obsolete pennies.) That being said, I'm sure William Sonoma is a great place for a wedding registry, although could easily believe their non-exclusive items are cheaper online.