We heard about this place from an Anthony Bourdain episode highlighting his visit to Paris. We found E. Dehillerin during our walk around the city, and purchased a beautiful set of salt and pepper shakers. They will always remind us of our trip to France....More

I absolutely always buy something in this place, the things are displayed beautifully and if you have never cooked in copper, you have cooked yet. Also a copper bowl --nothing better for making meringue.

I often visit Dehillerin for those unusual kitchen items that are hard to find elsewhere. However, be forewarned, this place is not a bargain basement store! It’s kind of like walking into an old hardware store in the states. Items hanging everywhere throughout the store....More

A must-visit for anyone who cooks for a living or a hobby. The knife assortment is reason enough to go but if that’s not sufficient, check out the whisks, crepe pans, copper pots, gadgets, rolling pins and all other manner of kitchen hardware. The staff...More

It was a Sunday morning and my husband and I were in search of a crepe batter trowel spreader. Yes, we knew what we needed but we didn't know how to say it in French! We were greeted at the door and I made funny...More

French cuisine needs high end equipment. This store is the place to find any cool tool. Even if you never cook a thing, go in and look. Don't miss the basement level. My daughter called it the Olivander's of kitchen supplies! It has the feel...More

We visited the Dehillerin store when we were on the north side of the city. A member of our group had heard a lot of good things about it...so we decided to give it a try. It sort of reminds me of an old-time hardware...More