Bowery Kitchen Supplies

I always venture into a kitchen supply store to see what they have as I am always looking for something new to grab. They had a very large selection of plates and bowls and were priced very well. We intended to only browse and ended up purchasing a bagful! You should check them out!

This is a great company for kitchen supplies. Not only are they reasonably priced but they also have a large selection of product and great customer service. My first experience with this company was kind of a last resort as they were the only store open until 8pm on a Saturday. I called the location and requested a product and the representative had the product waiting for me when I arrived because. I also requested a products that were out of stock and was allowed to pre-pay for the items and a representative would call me to pick up the items when they arrived to the location. I am really happy that I stumbled upon this location and I do plan on using their services exclusively for my kitchen supply needs.

Ever since Broadway Panhandler closed down, I come here ONLY. I've been coming here since it opened, as I used to live right up the Avenue. They've rebranded a bit mostly due to the touristico overtake of Chelsea Market, but you can still get cheap basics here. I miss all the metal spoons and more chefy stuff they had, but it's still great. The prices are good, the line is fast, and they're efficient. Definitely a must have on the list if you're a cook or serious home cook or recipe tester like I am!

Compared to other brick-and-mortar kitchen supply stores, the Bowery has a great selection of kitchen supplies at great prices. Compared to online stores, it's a bit overpriced and lacks the breadth of supplies. The Bowery does have nice and knowledgable staff who make it worth a trip when I don't know exactly what to order and can benefit from their advice and perspective. Good place to go for new Chefs who can spend a slight premium to get their kitchen setup or find whatever they need.

There's a secret sandwich shop in this store called Bowery Eats! It is delicious! I had the chicken caesar wrap and it was super hearty and worth every penny. There are multiple custom sandwich options with multiple bread options. It's impossible not to find something for everyone here. Great lunch option for the area.

I don't know why people are saying this is reasonably priced. Every item is marked up at least 30% compared to online. I bought a French Press for $40 and found the bigger model from the same brand online for $20. When I tried to return it they wouldn't accept it eventhough it was completely unopened. They were very rude and unprofessional. Save your money. Don't buy here.

I'm a serious home cook, friends call me a chef and suggest I open a restaurant. Being a serious entrepreneur in many businesses I know what it takes to be a successful restauranteur and quite frankly they are easier ways to success. Now if you want to experience tools that chefs play with at very reasonable prices, this place has it all. Great job!

I love to go there any buy stuff for my kitchen. They are relatively cheep and in good quality. Took me some time to find them on the first time - they are right at the back of Chelsea Market.

I always venture into a kitchen supply store to see what they have as I am always looking for something new to grab. They had a very large selection of plates and bowls and were priced very well. We intended to only browse and ended up purchasing a bagful! You should check them out!

This is a great company for kitchen supplies. Not only are they reasonably priced but they also have a large selection of product and great customer service. My first experience with this company was kind of a last resort as they were the only store open until 8pm on a Saturday. I called the location and requested a product and the representative had the product waiting for me when I arrived because. I also requested a products that were out of stock and was allowed to pre-pay for the items and a representative would call me to pick up the items when they arrived to the location. I am really happy that I stumbled upon this location and I do plan on using their services exclusively for my kitchen supply needs.

Ever since Broadway Panhandler closed down, I come here ONLY. I've been coming here since it opened, as I used to live right up the Avenue. They've rebranded a bit mostly due to the touristico overtake of Chelsea Market, but you can still get cheap basics here. I miss all the metal spoons and more chefy stuff they had, but it's still great. The prices are good, the line is fast, and they're efficient. Definitely a must have on the list if you're a cook or serious home cook or recipe tester like I am!

Compared to other brick-and-mortar kitchen supply stores, the Bowery has a great selection of kitchen supplies at great prices. Compared to online stores, it's a bit overpriced and lacks the breadth of supplies. The Bowery does have nice and knowledgable staff who make it worth a trip when I don't know exactly what to order and can benefit from their advice and perspective. Good place to go for new Chefs who can spend a slight premium to get their kitchen setup or find whatever they need.

There's a secret sandwich shop in this store called Bowery Eats! It is delicious! I had the chicken caesar wrap and it was super hearty and worth every penny. There are multiple custom sandwich options with multiple bread options. It's impossible not to find something for everyone here. Great lunch option for the area.

I don't know why people are saying this is reasonably priced. Every item is marked up at least 30% compared to online. I bought a French Press for $40 and found the bigger model from the same brand online for $20. When I tried to return it they wouldn't accept it eventhough it was completely unopened. They were very rude and unprofessional. Save your money. Don't buy here.

I'm a serious home cook, friends call me a chef and suggest I open a restaurant. Being a serious entrepreneur in many businesses I know what it takes to be a successful restauranteur and quite frankly they are easier ways to success. Now if you want to experience tools that chefs play with at very reasonable prices, this place has it all. Great job!

I love to go there any buy stuff for my kitchen. They are relatively cheep and in good quality. Took me some time to find them on the first time - they are right at the back of Chelsea Market.