Hidden NoMa gem with a great selection of kitchen supplies
Excellent service, found everything I wanted for home cooking and spent less than expected. Whether it’s the best kitchen supply in the world is to be seen, but certainly the best I’ve come across
Great place, with seemingly endless stock covering anything you would need for a home or industrial kitchen, including very niche items like vietnamese coffee brewers. Staff is very kind. Prices are reasonable.
For sure check this place out if you need some kitchen supplies. Feels a bit like a warehouse but the staff is very friendly and willing to show you where to find things. Spend some time wandering the aisles and you're sure to find things you didn't know you needed. Everything seemed very reasonably priced.
As a home cook, their collection of goods is very extensive, and very well priced. Cheaper than Amazon and much more fun! Don't buy any amount of kitchenware until you check here first. I got a large carbon steel pan for under $20 here among many other things. Everything I've bought feels like it will last ages, and stand up to heavy duty use. They have many little things that are $5-10, or even less. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, especially the Latino man working there :), whose name unfortunately eludes me.
They have every kitchen appliance and utensil in every size that you can imagine. Good quality, and convenient for restaurants to buy in bulk, but not necessarily all the style options for a home decor kitchen. Don't come here if you are easily tempted by kitchen gadgets, because you'll always find things that you didn't know you needed.
I'm worried I'm ruining my own spot by writing this review, but this is possibly the best kitchen supply store I've ever encountered. The owners are present and hands-on everyday, they know their selection like the back of their hands. Product quality and pricing are both phenomenal, I can't recommend it enough. This is the kind of place where professional chefs shop but the public also has access to durable, high quality, professional grade equipment at prices that make the chefs' businesses viable.
Usually find everything and anything I need that is kitchen related. Some great set of knives here. An assortment of glassware available for wholesale or individual purchase. Found some tools I needed to make ginger beer as well (cheesecloth, funnel, no homebrew jars though). One of my favorite places in DC