Everyone is always asking me where to buy copper pots in Paris. And while internet shopping and the fallen dollar mean that buying copper cookware in Paris is not the bargain it once was, the act of b...
If you love French vintage kitchenware from 1900-1960 but can't make it to Paris, D.O.T. (Diffusion d'Objets de Table) on rue Saintonge in the Marais has an affordable solution for you. Their online U...
Have a hankering to brew your own beer? How about some homemade cheese? Or maybe you'd like to build a smoke house for curing your own meats this summer?! We first discovered Leeners when co-owner Ei...
Didn't have a chance to scoop up that Garden Patch Cakelet Pan yet? Now's the time. Williams-Sonoma has some spring and Easter items on sale right now, if you want to stock up for next year. Also...
The Ferry Building is a historic building that opened in San Francisco in 1898 and was a major transportation hub in San Francisco before the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge were built. Damaged in ...
Cupcake contests are quite popular these days, and this one actually took place a month ago, but we were just browsing the Brooklyn Kitchen blog and saw this recipe for Kate's Beer Geek Chocolate Cupc...
Home to discount housewares and party supplies galore, China Fair is the kind of store in which you could easily spend an entire afternoon wandering the dusty aisles and not even realize it. We went ...
Kristin's post below about the windowbox herb garden in Notting Hill has us thinking about England and all the old-fashioned kitchen tools you can find through a few good companies there. One of our f...
Don't these plates look like the AT squiggle? We think so. There is plenty to buy at Pearl River besides plain, white plates and bowls. But those are always what we end up taking home. Click below f...
So you've decided to make your own Garam Masala, a fitting goal for any aspiring foodie. You do have copious amounts of cinnamon, green and black cardamom pods, cumin, coriander, cloves, nutmeg, ch...
This store is not unlike the act of baking itself - slightly messy, occasionally overwhelming, but ultimately satisfying in the sweetest way. On our last visit, we overheard the following conversa...
In the world of intense coffee passion and - dare we say it - geekery, Sweet Maria's looms large. If you have ever even considered roasting coffee yourself, then you've almost certainly checked out ...
What if you could buy all the organic goods you loved in one spot, and you knew the profits were going to a good cause? Welcome to Equal Exchange, one of our favorite web shops. Organic coffee, tea,...
As bakers we appreciate great quality, attention to detail, and well-informed resources. Baking can be intimidating and confusing - especially when something goes wrong - and we love stores and resour...
Kitchen Arts brings Bostonians a wide variety of kitchen tools in this classy, small shop. We were impressed with the organization and selection here, but a bit disappointed in the service. We stoo...
From Aebleskivers to Zabaglione and Zesters, Fante's Kitchen Wares Shop online has it all. It's a treasure trove of basic to unusual kitchen tools, as well as information on their history and use. Fa...
The Art of Cooking is Manhattan's cook shop boutique. Look for the best here, darling: Rosle tools, Emile Henry bakers and All-Clad cookware. A dining table just inside the door, is always set for th...
Like a well-stocked bakery entices the passing sweets addict, the doublewide storefront of Kamei Restaurant Supply beckons kitchen junkies inside. With its unparalleled selection, this is one of the...
The owners at Cooks Boulevard sure know how to utilize retail space. Im not sure how, but they manage to pack all the stuff youll want to buy for your kitchen into a store a fraction of the size of...
Don't let the name confuse you. While Bowery Kitchen Supplies does maintain a "to the trade" location on the Bowery, their main retail operation is in the Chelsea Market. Bowery Kitchen Supplies se...
Twice a year or so, I treat myself to a new piece of cookware. Cookware & More, based in Trooper, PA, but with a website for us all, puts their already deeply discounted All=Clad irregulars on sale. ...
[One last word from Grant... who already gave us a tip for hard-boiling an egg, and a review of a Mezzaluna. Thank you, Grant!] Excuse me, a familiar voice beckoned. I looked over and there, before ...
[This post, along with a few others you'll see soon, comes from Stacey, to whom we are very grateful. Thank you, Stacey!] Anyone who doubts the existence of the hunter-gatherer gene in the urban dwel...
We just got a tip from Florida about a great new knife sharpening service in the Tampa area called Top Chef Tools. There are two arms to this business. The first is sales of restaurant kitchen equi...
We first spied Typhoon kitchenware in Saveur's The Saveur 100 issue a few months back. Typhoon is a UK-based design firm with some very colorful cooking tools. Saveur calls its catalog "a work of P...
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