London & American Supply Stores

Really nice store also well located, a bit pricey, staff is not always friendly. Definetly I will compare the price twice, before buy here again.

Love this place. We went in for bee wax wrapping, and they had good choices. Also great place for Keepcups and a lot of other awesome things you need and want.

After placing an online and receiving no updates on my order, I had to continually chase the store to find out what was happening as it had been 2 weeks and my order was not shipped yet. After I rang I was told that they were waiting on stock (Which is odd as a lot of things were ‘out of stock’ on the website, so I could only order what was ‘in stock’, but apparently that wasn’t true either,) because here we are 3 months later and I never received half my order.What upsets me most is that not once did anybody from the store make an effort to contact me to explain the delay, even after waiting almost 3 months when I did hear from them, no apology and no care was taken. I was treated like I was a nuisance, when really I shouldn’t have had to make several phone calls and emails to find out about my order. If you had any semblance of customer service you would have kept me updated. It’s really not that hard, and I’m extremely disappointed as this voucher was a birthday gift from my parents that has now been wasted. I definitely won’t be using the credit they gave me, it’s not worth the stress and disappointment. Judging by the previous comments, the manager needs to go and be replaced with someone with a better attitude

Small - but with lots of useful kitchen supplies. Prices are reasonable. An apprentice can get knife sets and uniform components here at a decent cost.

Hi there my son Nathan just purchase a Bigga skillet pan for me and I just think it’s really great

I visit this shop whenever I come to Melbourne. Good range of products for the aspiring home chef plus more. Lots of inspiration. I would give the shop 5 stars based on past visits but last weekends visit was strange. I didn't recognise any staff (young girl seemed to be in training and did ok and was helpful). So I asked to see their cultures (cheese...I've made mozzarella and fetta and haloumi no probs...I know how it works...i want to throw some bacteria in now...). I want to see how they're packaged and want to ask how to transport them back to Brisbane...are they temp sensitive? What do they look like...I like food...I'm curious... A short guy comes up in a mild huff and asks what i want. I want to make cheese with cultures...can you show me how packaged? He gets irate...he says nah mate but ya gotta get citric acid and all tha otha stuff ya know like in the boxes here look". I told him no...I know about citric acid etc...I'm only interested in the cultures. So he keeps banging on about other cheese making ingredients and I tell him that i'm only interested in the cultures...he has no idea and he huffs and puffs like a loon. I try to explain to him what a culture is and that it is in no way related to citric acid or cheese salt etc but he bounds off like an angry hobbit to the back of the store. All i can imagine is that this shop is an equal opportunity employer and they've taken on this brain damaged tard and for that I commend them so I will visit again. Cheer up shorty. And learn how to nurture peoples passion for food

Very rude customer service. Started my apprenticeship and needed kitchen wear. The tone and attitude was very rude and pushy and honestly was very clear that they just wanted me to get out. And I just did. Would recommend going to Aussie Chef Clothing Company, it's much cheaper and staff treat you like you're human

There is a bit of cheap and cheerful stuff but there is also higher quality things that last ages. I prefer to buy stuff once and not replace it and they have what I need - or will order it for me.