Cheltenham Kitchener

crammed with goodies for all cook enthusiasts

Brilliant little shop. Love browsing here. Only problem is it is very small and always busy, packed to the rafters with people and kitchen goodies.
The only place I’ve found more obscure things such as an extendable handled toasting fork — a must on a Cotswold open fire!
Little bit of a walk from the main shops but well worth it.

Lovely traditional and independent shop, loads of stuff although a little pricey, Its quite hard to find an item if you want a specific thing and the staff are a bit hands off with their customers so you have to go to them but if you like a browse in an interesting shop or a prezzie for your mum then they’re great.

The Cheltenham Kitchener is an integral part of any Glos-​based cook! I’m only an amateur but I find it absolutely fascinating wandering around this shop and finding countless gadgets that I had never even heard of! If you know what you’re looking for there will always be an array of choices to suit any taste and budget, and if you don’t know what you’re looking for you will definitely enjoy whiling away a good afternoon in this little gem of a shop.
One slight complaint is that it can be quite cramped as there is little room between the displays, so may be best to avoid on a busy saturday.
Other than that, this shop is brilliant. Also the ideal present-​finder for Mums, Grandmas, or anyone who loves to cook!

I could do with at least an extra star for this one. Sometimes a nightmare to move around in, but only thanks to the incredibly comprehensive stock that’s jammed into this narrow storefront. The ground floor contains all the sensible stuff like saucepans and bakeware, while the basement contains Alessi frippery and more ways of making coffee than you may have realised possible. If it’s a kitchen items and you can’t find it here, you may want to rethink whether you really need (or even want) it.