Sur La Table

Checked online for product availability and store hours prior to going to the store. When I arrived at Sur La Table in the mall an employee was standing in front of a locked door informing people the store wouldn’t open for another 45 minutes. I observed that many stores in the mall were open for business at that hour but Sur La Table was closed. Forty minutes later the store opened but the clerks couldn’t get the computers to open the cash registers and begin processing.
After asking two employees (the first lady ran into the back of the store and was not seen again) to bring the All Clad Wok to the point of sale for purchase, I was told the All Clad Wok was available only as an online purchase. This was not true. I had researched the item and Sur La Table indicated the wok was in the Burlington store.
The chaos and disorganization in the Burlington Sur La Table store can’t be explained away as the result of the heavy volume of traffic from holiday business. The Burlington Sur La Table operates like this all year long! I’ve concluded from experience that their website functions as a bait and switch operation to lure customers into the store. Churlish employees who present themselves more than an hour late for a job while customers stand around waiting to be served adds further insult.

Lots of good, useful cooking gear! Definitely easy to get carried away in here with all of the cool and interesting kitchen gadgets!

Lots of interesting kitchen items, fair prices, and nice staff make this store a great stop in the Burlington mall. Recently bought some gold charger plates for less than $ 15.

Sur La Table is refreshing after visiting Williams Sonoma across the hallway. I find the mix of products and specialty ingredients to be fun and creative. I think the prices are a lot more reasonable than W-​S and the staff is generally more helpful and knowledgeable than they are at W-​S. On this trip, we ended up with just a few every day placemats (which we’ve been looking for seemingly for ages), but we will definitely be back when we need more kitchen stuff. Previously we’ve bought stuff for grilling and a cutting board. I love spending time in here.
If I had one criticism, the aisles are a bit tight and the products stacked a little high in the back of the store.

Huge selection, clean store, decent prices, and a great staff.

I had a jolly good time browsing Sur La Table and even though it’s rather pricey I ended up buying a few things for gifts, including some Eiffel Tower napkin rings that my mom went bat sh*t crazy over. I’m glad I didn’t get too nutty because I then went down the street to Marshalls where they had many of the same items for about half the price, including most of the items I had just purchased.
I would kick myself in the nuts if it were possible.
All told, Sur the Table has a LOT of really cool things; some unique, some pretty much on the regs. I will absolutely go back here at some point but if I’m looking for something specific I’ll check ye old Marshalls or Home Goods first so my credit card doesn’t soil itself.

I became acquainted with Sur La Table when I lived in California. Their prices are not generally anything to get too excited over but they do have a great selection of kitchen geegaws, cookware, linens, and cookbooks. Sometimes it is a bit hard to find things but the staff is generally knowledgeable and helpful. They are not as pristine (or prissy) as Williams Sonoma and Crate & Barrel — it feels more like a cooks store. Its nice to know an old friend has followed me east!

Cool store! This place looked like a cute French bakery at first glance, but they have such a wide selection of kitchenware and cookery it’s overwhelming – in a good way of course.
I love these kind of stores and can easily wander aimlessly around them for hours on end.

I didn’t even know this was here until I ran into it yesterday.
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Across the hall from Willams Sonoma in the Burlington Mall, Sur La Table (I know, arrogant name huh?) sells kitchen stuff. This place is more like a mini-​warehouse of all things cooking and baking. Williams Sonoma is much more nicely set up, and everything is displayed just-​so. But Sur La Table is just jam-​packed with everything you’re looking for, and then some. High ceilings, HOT lights bearing down on you (I thought this was the warmest store in the mall that day) BUT — TONS of stuff. So much to look at and buy. I found several things I needed. Tight spaces in the isles, but it’s worth fighting for — so many cool things like cookie cutters or little gadgets and what not. Some of it isn’t easy to get too: in one corner of the store, a metal basket up out of reach had some stuff in it I need to get to. I couldn’t reach the stuff so I ended up just taking the entire metal basket off the shelf so I could get to it. Not the best presentation here, BUT like I said — you will have fun looking at it all.
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This place is like a mini Michael’s only JUST all the cooking stuff. You’ll find decorating tips and a million aprons and pans and molds, etc. Willam’s Sonoma is more upper-​class stuff with a lot of shelf space devoted to pre-​made BBQ glazes and pancake mixes. Stuff you’d put in a fancy gift basket. This store is where you’d buy all the stuff to make that stuff from scratch.