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Small shops in SoHo and the Upper West Side that carry decorative and table top items from around the world. A favorite of stylists and for good reason.

Vintage dinnerware, barware and art deco accessories.

Italian ranges, ovens, and cooktops that bring style and performance to small city kitchens.

From the very simple to robust professional models, slicers and mandolines can make cooking faster and better.

A resourceful, helpful and friendly kitchen and cookware store in Brooklyn Heights.

A cookware and tabletop store in Williamsburg and the Flatiron District.

More versatile than waxed paper, aluminum foil or paper towels.

Fine table and kitchen linens.

An inexpensive kitchen essential that can turn your stove top and oven into an indoor grill.

The author of Dish, 813 Colorful, Wonderful Dinner Plates talks with us about the richly eclectic, decorative, and historic world of dishes.

You don't need a wood fired oven or a four-foot wooden peel to make great pizza at home. Here are the essentials.

Why a kitchen scale is a tool worth making space for.

Having the right cutting board can help you be a better cook.

Two shops that specialize in French and Italian tableware and fine linens. Lovely.

A TriBeCa shop that sells superb quality Japanese knives plus other Japanese tabletop items and cookware.

A New York institution, Zabar's has evolved from being a deli to a full-service market.

Beautiful hand-blown glassware, pottery, and other tabletop and home accessories. Made in Vermont and sold at their midtown shop, plus online and at area home decor stores.

Beautiful French country pottery, earthenware, dishware, and antique furnishings.

One of New York's best sources for all kinds of cookware and kitchen tools, especially knives.

With stores on the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, and Chelsea, these housewares stores offer nearly everything you need to decorate, fix and equip a New York apartment.

Big box shopping for the big city. There are great values but remember that everything is sold in mass quantities so think about storage before you buy.

Norman Kornbleuth, founder and owner of Broadway Panhandler, tells us what we need to know about choosing, buying and taking care of our kitchen knives.

A New York institution. Specialists in sharpening knives and other cutting tools. Where the big boys get their chef knives sharpened.

A kitchenware store serving Brooklyn's Greenpoint and Williamsburg neighborhoods plus home cooks in Queens and beyond.

A sharp knife is your most important kitchen tool. If it's been a while since you sharpened yours, here's some trusted help.

Experts in sharpening knives and cutlery for both top culinary professionals and home cooks.

After having a Manhattan store for 62 years, Bridge Kitchenware has left NYC but still operates an excellent online cookware retail store.

A cast iron grill pan cooks fish, meat and vegetables using little to no fat.  Who needs an outdoor grill?

Jennifer Baron, owner of A Cook's Companion in Brooklyn Heights, with gift ideas for the home cook.

Need a gift for a home cook? We have ideas that start with poetry and travel to Brooklyn.

Bonnie Slotnick of Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks tells us why we collect and treasure cookbooks.

Online kitchenware store operated by the management of the former West Village shop by the same name.

Four floors of housewares, furnishings, decorative items plus clothing, foods and stuff you never knew existed. All from China.

A spare and elegant TriBeCa retailer of Scandinavian tabletop, home furnishings and decorative items.

An upscale and well-stocked cookware, kitchen tool and tabletop retailer that's part of a national chain. National brands and beautiful things.

Upper East Side hardware and housewares store. Everything for a city apartment.

Jennifer Baron, owner of A Cook's Companion in Brooklyn Heights, gives tips for the best equipment for an urban kitchen.

Bridge Kitchenware will close their midtown Manhattan store in June.

Where to get a good value on this hardworking kitchen staple that's too often priced like a luxury item.

Lower East Side shop selling cookware, knives and kitchen tools.

SoHo boutique that sells s.2Sleek, sometimes witty, Italian housewares, cookware and serving pieces.

Wholesale prices on big and small restaurant supplies.

Ideas for holiday gifts for the city home cook including cookbooks, cookware and special ingredients.

Specialists in baking and cake decorating supplies. One of those only-in-New-York kind of places. Baker's heaven.

A chock-a-block and friendly neighborhood kitchen shop in Park Slope.

One of the best knife sharpeners in the city, this New York institution is moving this month from the garment center to the flatiron district.

On-line and catalog merchants of handmade Japanese woodworking tools, garden tools, and cutlery. They make the most beautiful knives, scissors, chopsticks, bamboo cutting boards and bowls, and other exquisite items for your kitchen.

No-frills kitchen supply store. Great prices on pots, pans and kitchen tools perfect for a home cook, despite the store's restaurant name.

National chain of stores that sells all things kitchen: pots, pans, knives, tools, accessories, cookbooks, small appliances, and even olive oil. Excellent quality and large, polished selection. Even more on their web site.

A case for cooking better with less.

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