Buying cookware in Orange County?
Hello!
Tomorrow I'll be doing a clambake at my house with some friends. I just realized that our stockpot isn't nearly large enough (10 quart).
I'm looking for something like a 16 quart pot to do this dish but am wondering where some good spots to buy cookware in Orange County are. I know the obvious Macy's, but anyone have a hot tip about where to get a decent buy?
Thanks!
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Chef's Toys is terrific. They're going to move this summer to a bigger warehouse in Fountain Valley (near Restaurant Depot). For those reading this thread later than mid summer 2008, call ahead to get the new address.
Restaurant Depot is great too, but it's wholesale only and you can get a membership if you have a business license. Another location in Anaheim north of the 91.
With Chef's Toys moving to town, Fountain Valley's turning into commercial restaurant supply central. There's also 2000 Plus, which is Vietnamese owned. There's a better selection of stuff geared for the Chinese / Viet restaurant kitchen here.
In central OC, there's Orange County Restaurant Supply. Near the Ponda Center in the City of Orange. Excellent source of commercial restaurant gear, especially used fixtures.
There's more independent shops in Santa Ana and Westminster. How many more leads do you need?
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O C Restaurant Equipment
1215 W Katella Ave, Orange, CARestaurant Depot
10850 Spencer St, Fountain Valley, CA 92708Restaurant Depot
1265 N Kraemer Blvd, Anaheim, CA 928062000 Plus Restaurant Supply
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re: hobbess
I haven't explored the restaurants in the immediate area of Chef's Toys. It's in the outer orbits of Santa Ana's Mexican restaurants. If you're inclined to explore on your own, I think Bristol St. and Grand St appear more chow-dense than Main St. If you're willing to make a 10 minute drive further northwest, check out El Gallo Giro
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El Gallo Giro
1442 S Bristol St Ste 1A, Santa Ana, CA 92704-
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re: Professor Salt
Ten minutes of a drive is perhaps a bit tad too far- I have to factor in the time for driving to Chef's Toys and looking around, the drive to go eat lunch and how long it takes to eat lunch, and then driving back to work.
I guess I should go after work, but then that will only make the ride home in traffic that much worse.
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Try Chef's Toys (a restaurant supply store) in Santa Ana: chefstoys.net
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Advantage Equipment-Chefs Toys
18430 Pacific St., Fountain Valley, CA 92708›2 Replies



