Chefs Corner Store

I had been pretty much everywhere looking for a rosette iron with no luck. Took the chance and looked up a kitchen supply store, this was the first place to pop up. I called and asked if they had one and they did!!! I was so excited, I jumped in my car and came straight here. I didn’t realize it was an online store, but you can come in to the store too. Thank you so much!!! The rosettes came out perfect!!!

This store is now closed and the owners have indicated it is again an on line store.
I love to cook and am tired of chain store with employees who have limited cooking experience. One might as well read the equipment’s brochure. How refreshing to have a store where the owners can speak knowledgeably about equipment, spices etc… even if they may not carry that item. Visiting the store is an enjoyable experience with an opportunity to not only browse and buy, but share cooking and dining experiences. I will be trying one of their cooking classes in the future and will get back to you when that happens.

I am a serious cook. I love this place. If you too are a serious cook, you will love this place. If you’re not a serious cook, but you love food please come and talk to the lovely owners about food. They carry basics likes knives (Shun, Kyocera, Wustof), pots and pans (inc Le Creuset). They also carry interesting sauces, pastas and specialty items like the kevlar glove I picked up for my new V-​slicer.
I really enjoyed poking around the store, there is so much to see and I bought a cart-​load of stuff. The owner was very sweet, she gave me a really nice reusable bag and told me about the sushi class they are having later this month.
I went to Surfas this past week and never imagined that Whittier would have anything that even compares. The Chef’s Corner is small, but well worth the trip. This is a great place to buy gifts for cooks and they do offer gift cards. (hint, hint) ;-)

The Chef’s corner store has high quality cooking essentials they carry anything from spatulas to huge Margarita machines.
It reminds me of a small Williams Sonoma (but don’t ever mention that to the owner, trust me I know I did it!) They offer samples of coffee although I never got offered one… must of been the Williams Sonoma comment. Despite the poor quality of their service I did by a baking pan and some mixes which I like but I think I will stick to the bigger chain stores, sorry to do it I love small buisness but I have to admit the service is better at Williams or Crate and Barrel.
Another minus– no wrapping.