Kitchen Kaboodle

How have I not reviewed here before? I have been here many times.
The layout, there are two floors. Kitchen stuff, dishes etc are on the first floor. The second floor is full furniture. It is big and packed so they have a good selection of things for your home. I like the layout here much better then the one by Lloyd Center.
Kitchen Caboodle, is high quality though often not the top brands. It has lots of hard to find items. The prices seem fair (but never cheap) for what they have.
Ah to have the budget to refurnish from here. The furniture is very nice, very well made and very expensive (though watch for the sales).
It is a good place for buying that thing you have to have but cant find anywhere else.

I’m sorry but these people are the best. Used to live on 22^nd so this store was my go-​to for gifts of any variety and they had my Chemex coffee maker in stock (6-​cup hard to find) and so when I went to their website while stuck in the wasteland that is Southern California where I found the exact Chemex coffee pot I wanted to gift someone for the holiday. I ordered it on Saturday and it was here on Tuesday — these people know what they are doing. It was packaged perfectly… everything easy peasy. Just like walking into their store as I have done innumerable times to purchase some odd piece of Le Creuset in my odd color… or get a present or find a silicon spatula or a silicon mat or a new cake stand because my dog knocked over my old one. I LOVE THIS STORE and while some might dismiss it as overpriced, I say the ease with which you can shop there makes up for what might be a 5% mark-​up. The sales people are smart, I have never had to wait and yes, I LOVE THE PLACE and I’ve never worked there!

Today, returning to the store I frequently shopped at… Unfortunately had a very poor experience of customer service. I had purchased a roasting pan last season and use it for the first time this season. I no longer have the receipt. Unfortunately the Teflon coating came off the first time I used it. The supervisor there was very persistent on asking for the receipt. He did not offer any customer service as far as calling the company to try to figure out what could be done. something they very easily could of done since they had a prior relationship purchasing from them company… I totally understand that they may not of been able to give me a refund or replace it. But the fact of just dismissing the situation was very annoying. A really good customer service oriented facility would try to do anything additional to be helpful. Like look up the number of the company and call them. I left the store frustrated. I proceeded on calling The manufacture of pan. And they very politely sent me an email with the process to send the item back. Kudos to Oneida, no question for a receipt just quickly gave some option to fix the situation… one may wonder if the company satisfied the situation, why write this? The reason is I use to like shopping at Kitchen Kaboodle, and purchase delightful items from them. I try to shop in the neighborhood to support the local stores, after today I will find it very hard to return. I would think a neighborhood store would step up an go the extra mile with customer service. Sorry to experience the opposite …

They have great deals on quality brands like Le Creuset, OXO, and Cuisinart. My teapot was originally $ 120, and it was on sale for $ 80! I was also very impressed at their selection of furniture and home goods. They feature cool finds like Wood Chart
, with great discounts.

Went in to look, needed a long knife cover, cheerfully helped & gave us an alternate one, cheaper & easier. She could have sold us the expensive one, but didn’t. I like that kind of service. So-​o-​o much better than Sur La Table!

In general I’m not a very good shopper. I mean I don’t really go for the browsing, I’m more of jut go in for the purchase and get on with my day, sort of guy. But, I make an exception for Kitchen Kaboodle — I love this place! It is a fun place to roam around the isles and I never seem to be able to leave without some new and fun kitchen toy. The staff is always helpful which is a big plus.

It seems like you either love or hate Kitchen Kaboodle in the NW part of the city, sitting on NW 23^rd in nicer digs around trendy and/​or overpriced eateries, apartments, mansions, and condo towers. That said, I am only the second person to give this place a «smack in the middle» 3 stars. This is not the kind of place I tend to go into since I can’t cook (very well). I tend to just buy kitchen stuff anywhere.
I HAD to go here. I needed a «sink saddle,» or whatever that gizmo is called, and they had such a contraption. It’s that piece of rubber that lays over and straddles the two compartments of a kitchen sink. The one currently in place was frayed.
Kitchen Kaboodle was seemingly the only store that had a «sink saddle.» The item was nicer than I would have thought, and even had little suction cups to stick to the sides of the sink, which the current one did not have. I also looked around the store a bit.
So, then, why the 3 stars? On the plus side, the 2 level store with the loft set up is nice, they have a lot of selection, some things are clever and interesting, and I’m thinking the items are of good quality. On the negative side, the service is mediocre, getting the attention of the employees takes «some» work, and, for the most part, I found it overpriced. I understand that higher quality commands higher prices. However, based on what I saw, I think a person could do better. I just think they are a key player in this niche and people just sort of have a knee jerk reaction to get things from Kitchen Kaboodle. Just look at all the 4s and 5s. However, I say 3.

Kitchen Kaboodle Ka-​Ching! This store got everything for any «bitchin» kitchen. If you want to look or cook it up like a chef, this is our GoTo store for more accessories, knives, pots & pans and way more! Ready ToGo «bitchin» in the kitchen? Ka-​Ching, good stuff for a fair price for a“foodie.” Go Kaboodle! Go cook it up!

This place is fun to stop by and see all of the guizmos and gadgets they have to offer. The kitchen department is their strong suit and its very strong. You can literally find anything you need if it goes in the kitchen. There is parking right behind the store which makes it easy to shop there.

Local, knowledgable, affordable and a great mix of products. If they don’t have what you want they can order it ! Best place to shop for sofas and kitchen entertaining goods in portland the quality is far above what you get from a national retailer.

I’d been looking at portable kitchen carts and researching and talking to people who custom made them and after a lot of thinking I decided on a Boos cart and I looked up prices and delivery and set up options and realized my best deal was at Kitchen Kaboodle. I found them an absolute joy to work with, and an added bonus was that they had the cart I wanted in a floor model and I got another discount on that.
The delivery was perfect. The cart looks like new 3 years later, and I’m a committed Kitchen Kaboodle shopper. They have good products and prices and great customer service. You can’t always shop local but here’s your chance to make things right in the universe by shopping here.

I bought a $ 1,500 sideboard here 12 months ago. Last week I emailed Kitchen Kaboodle to tell them that ever since delivery, the sideboard had an important defect that I didn’t address in a timely fashion. I wondered if there was any chance that they would replace the sideboard.
Within 15 minutes, they called me, confirmed that they had one other unit a year ago that had the same defect, and scheduled a replacement delivery for the following day! Most other stores would have just laughed since I had no proof it was something that occurred prior to delivery, and since a whole year had elapsed. Kitchen Kaboodle said they wanted me to be happy and they agreed to replace it with absolutely no fuss.
The swap took place the following day as scheduled and the new piece looks great.

There’s nothing more fun than a carefully curated, thoughtfully organized kitchen store full of everything you need and even more you want. I can wander around in a place like this all day long, debating the aesthetic vs functional merits of three kinds of rubber spatula or hefting utensil crocks to find just the right weight. And on and on…
I hate shopping at big-​box chains so for that reason alone I’m thrilled that Kitchen Kaboodle is local and in my neighborhood! They carry many top brands so some merchandise is pricey, but there are plenty of basics here as well that are budget-​friendly (less so when it comes to appliances perhaps, but good deals appear nonetheless).
Surprisingly, I wasn’t hunting for kitchenware but for furniture on my visit yesterday. And there’s a whole section of it upstairs: not just kitchen-​related, but for the living room as well (couches, tables, floor rugs, and so on). In terms of look, I’d compare it to something like Crate & Barrel or West Elm: modern and comfortable with an edge of safe eclecticism. Additionally, Kitchen Kaboodle’s sources are smaller and more conscientious manufacturers, which is a plus.
When I’m furniture shopping I’m fairly demanding (it took me months to find the right dining room table). I don’t mind spending some money for good sustainable construction, but I lack an unlimited budget; the aforementioned shops are typically doable only with sale prices, plus I prefer to buy more locally and independently. And when furnishing a small space, a piece has to function within some pretty exact parameters (and look just right doing it). In this case, we were looking for just the right storage bench, and I was delighted to find it — on substantial sale — at the back of the store upstairs. Excellent construction from reclaimed wood, with lovely clean lines, and all at a price less than what the national stores advertised for a similar — and inferior — product. Happy!
Service couldn’t have been friendlier or more helpful; the man assisting us had the bench wrapped up and outside to our car within a few short minutes. On furniture purchases (or at least this one) you still have a week to change your mind and return it, a nice option since sometimes you have to see how something looks in your home before you decide it’s really what you want. No second thoughts here though!
Aside from all that excellence, Kitchen Kaboodle provides an hour of free parking behind the store so you don’t have to lug your purchases blocks to your car or home on the bus. This is my future first stop for anything kitchen-​related, and a nice option for furniture too (especially when there’s a great sale happening).

While on vacation, my sister and I visited Kitchen and Kaboodle and was quite excited about finding this store since we love to cook and bake. The store was great, loved the merchandise. The service however was horrible. Not one store associate greeted or acknowledged us, they were too busy talking and putting away stock. It also seemed they didn’t want to make eye contact in fear they might actually have to help someone.
Needless to say, we did not buy anything and will never shop at this store again. After reading some of the reviews regarding the other locations, we may visit them the next time we are in OR.

I’ve grown fond of Kitchen Kaboodle as a place to either find good quality cookware or just plain funky kitchenware. From the first category, I got here my Le Creuset cast iron pan that I just love love love, and from the second category, a soda making machine.
What I like about Kitchen Kaboodle is that you actually have a chance to try the soda or coffee-​maker before you buy it. The employees are extremely nice and happy to show you the features of their products, provide comparisons, and mail-​in rebates if available. They’ll be happy to print you an extra copy of the receipt so that you can mail it as proof of purchase.
Although I have to say that after my blender broke (my plain 19.99 Oster blender) I came to Kitchen Kaboodle to look for a replacement. Of course they offer the Vitamix among a few other high-​end blender models. So what I’m saying is, if you’re looking for an inexpensive day-​to-​day blender, you will not find it here.

Shop Local and Shop often. On Black Friday, I shopped small at Portland’s best kitchen shop: Kitchen Kaboodle, a 2-​story kitchen mecca.
The staff is some of the most helpful I ever experienced! This is a great store full of every kitchen item you never knew you needed until you see it here! The décor items also really caught my eye and I could spend a lot time and $$ here.
Tip: They also carry a nice product line called Calderra that has lotions, soaps and cleaning products that have a unique and natural aroma such as sage w/​basil for example. it’s good stuff!

My neighbors recommended Kitchen Kaboodle to me, so on an extremely rainy Black Friday I locked up my bike and took a look inside.
I had a very modest list of things I was looking for; a soufflé spatula, a lemon juicer and some sponges. This place is insane with how many choices they have, seriously. They had multiples versions of every kitchen gadget you could ever need. Thankfully I had C there with me to be the voice of reason and keep me from spending a grand on things I could never bike away with.
Great selection, helpful service, and the 3 items I’ve bought have been quality, especially the juicer!

Just another note that the other reviews haven’t mentioned — this store has great furniture. It’s upstairs and is mainly couches, chairs, and dining furniture. Decent prices (even though, like all furniture, there is still significant sticker shock).
Also, it’s a local biz, so that’s kind of nice.

One of the few places I can still get all my «pie makin’s stuff» in one location. Prices for certain items aren’t terrible while some are a tad spendy if you ask me. However, you can find just about anything in here and is a bit better than your average kitchen wares place.
They have continuous sales and the staff is pretty helpful overall. If you like to cook, this be your stop!

AWESOME selection.
I so wanted to buy a le creuset pie dish (30% off!) but it’s too heavy to carry home.