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The Happy Cook
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Nearby attractions
University of VA Financial Aid Office
1001 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
John Paul Jones Arena
295 Massie Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Nearby restaurants
Poke Sushi Bowl Barracks
1104 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Greenberry's Coffee Co.
1049 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
First Watch
1114B Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Panera Bread
1121 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Brazos Taco Bar
1133 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Five Guys
1119 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22905
Ben & Jerry’s
1112 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Sedona Taphouse
1035 Millmont St, Charlottesville, VA 22903
El Tako Nako
1136 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Emmy Squared Pizza: Charlottesville
973 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Nearby local services
Barracks Road Shopping Center
1117 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
LOFT
1107 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Jos A. Bank
1127 Emmet St N Space 25m, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Great Outdoor Provision Co.
1137 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Ulta Beauty
977 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lou Lou
1045 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
GameStop
1143 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Eva Gee Scott - State Farm Insurance Agent
1136B Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lovesac
1115C Emmet St N STE 1007, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Talbots
1027 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Nearby hotels
Sonesta ES Suites Charlottesville University
1111 Millmont St, Charlottesville, VA 22903
English Inn of Charlottesville
2000 Morton Dr, Charlottesville, VA 22903
Kimpton The Forum Hotel
540 Massie Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22903, United States
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Charlottesville-UVA, VA
1600 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22901
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The Happy Cook

1107 B Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA 22903
4.4(37)
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attractions: University of VA Financial Aid Office, John Paul Jones Arena, restaurants: Poke Sushi Bowl Barracks, Greenberry's Coffee Co., First Watch, Panera Bread, Brazos Taco Bar, Five Guys, Ben & Jerry’s, Sedona Taphouse, El Tako Nako, Emmy Squared Pizza: Charlottesville, local businesses: Barracks Road Shopping Center, LOFT, Jos A. Bank, Great Outdoor Provision Co., Ulta Beauty, Lou Lou, GameStop, Eva Gee Scott - State Farm Insurance Agent, Lovesac, Talbots
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(434) 977-2665
Website
thehappycook.com
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Sun11 AM - 5 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of The Happy Cook

University of VA Financial Aid Office

John Paul Jones Arena

University of VA Financial Aid Office

University of VA Financial Aid Office

2.7

(15)

Open 24 hours
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John Paul Jones Arena

John Paul Jones Arena

4.6

(978)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of The Happy Cook

Poke Sushi Bowl Barracks

Greenberry's Coffee Co.

First Watch

Panera Bread

Brazos Taco Bar

Five Guys

Ben & Jerry’s

Sedona Taphouse

El Tako Nako

Emmy Squared Pizza: Charlottesville

Poke Sushi Bowl Barracks

Poke Sushi Bowl Barracks

4.6

(203)

$

Closed
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Greenberry's Coffee Co.

Greenberry's Coffee Co.

4.2

(203)

$

Open until 6:00 PM
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First Watch

First Watch

4.4

(491)

$

Open until 2:30 PM
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Panera Bread

Panera Bread

3.9

(357)

$

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby local services of The Happy Cook

Barracks Road Shopping Center

LOFT

Jos A. Bank

Great Outdoor Provision Co.

Ulta Beauty

Lou Lou

GameStop

Eva Gee Scott - State Farm Insurance Agent

Lovesac

Talbots

Barracks Road Shopping Center

Barracks Road Shopping Center

4.4

(1.7K)

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LOFT

LOFT

4.3

(33)

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Jos A. Bank

Jos A. Bank

3.8

(83)

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Great Outdoor Provision Co.

Great Outdoor Provision Co.

4.7

(125)

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Clayton & Cindy PutnamClayton & Cindy Putnam
February 3, 2025 - The Happy Cook is a wonderful niche store, tucked amongst many big name brands at a shopping mall in downtown Charlottesville. There’s a lot of positives about this cute little store šŸ˜ƒšŸ‘šŸ¼ I love to cook, and needed a special gadget to prepare pork loin medallions for an up-coming dinner. Since my wife & I are new to the area, we phoned a friend. . . An hour later my wife & I are at this shopping mall, walking into The Happy Cook ! Enjoyed walking through the aisles of cutlery, wine bottle openers, whisks, color enamel cast iron pots, and much more! I approached the front counter, and inquired about the circle medallion cuter? Drats. . . I guess I need to invent one, none existed ? I found similar Kitchen/Culinary stores in several small Maine cities ( Portland, and Bath). Kudos to the original owners who established The Happy Cook in 1978. The current owners ( Monique Moshier & Steve Belcher) purchased this business in 2005. They likewise deserve ā€œPraiseā€ for investing time, money, new ideas to continue the rich impact of this niche store . During COVID the store added local delivery, on-line cooking classes, on-line registries for weddings, birthdays, and big events! As I read several reviews, some folks mentioned steep prices. Keep in mind top notch quality brands are pricey, but worth the extra money. Also I purchased a simple liquid strainer, for $18 . . . later noticed Amazon sold the same item for $13. It’s important to support the niche smaller stores that offer personal customer services & expertise . . . that big distributors don’t! Amazon and big distributors often hurt our communities, and neighbors who need jobs. Hopefully those who enjoy cooking will continue to support these niche community stores. šŸ¦žšŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ˜ƒšŸ¤ I did check out a beautiful red lobster pot !
Peter PotatoesPeter Potatoes
They sold a damaged item at full price. I didn't really notice at first, they opened the box to "check" the item. I gave it a glance but didn't think much about it. I get home, open it, gave it a closer look and noticed damage on both the lid and pan/handle. I didn't and still don't care, it's going to get put in a stack of other heavy metal pans. FYI, It's a demeyere atlantis 3qt saute pan. Attached is a picture of the box, seal removed with a new one right below showing how it should look. It's when I went back and bought a 9+11" frying pan and opened those boxes. That's when I noticed there's a piece of tape with a description used as a seal, there was a booklet, a handle cover and cardboard info that wrapped around the pan with insulation. This saute pan came with non of this besides insulation. The box seal was completely removed, and then they reglued the box to make it look like it was never opened... it's funny thinking back with the cashier, not being able to open the box, having the owner pull it open for her... You're part of the reason to just buy online for less. I'd rather not have to drive through Charlottesville to be scammed anyway.
TheVirginiaStewTheVirginiaStew
Being a Chef every time I come to Charlottesville I stop to see what the latest dream items I can find. I have a few Chef's knives on my wish list. Today need a Pastry tool for a Jamaican party I am catering. I found a pastry wheel that will work perfectly. This is where I got my Baking stone and I have had it for years. Great place.
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February 3, 2025 - The Happy Cook is a wonderful niche store, tucked amongst many big name brands at a shopping mall in downtown Charlottesville. There’s a lot of positives about this cute little store šŸ˜ƒšŸ‘šŸ¼ I love to cook, and needed a special gadget to prepare pork loin medallions for an up-coming dinner. Since my wife & I are new to the area, we phoned a friend. . . An hour later my wife & I are at this shopping mall, walking into The Happy Cook ! Enjoyed walking through the aisles of cutlery, wine bottle openers, whisks, color enamel cast iron pots, and much more! I approached the front counter, and inquired about the circle medallion cuter? Drats. . . I guess I need to invent one, none existed ? I found similar Kitchen/Culinary stores in several small Maine cities ( Portland, and Bath). Kudos to the original owners who established The Happy Cook in 1978. The current owners ( Monique Moshier & Steve Belcher) purchased this business in 2005. They likewise deserve ā€œPraiseā€ for investing time, money, new ideas to continue the rich impact of this niche store . During COVID the store added local delivery, on-line cooking classes, on-line registries for weddings, birthdays, and big events! As I read several reviews, some folks mentioned steep prices. Keep in mind top notch quality brands are pricey, but worth the extra money. Also I purchased a simple liquid strainer, for $18 . . . later noticed Amazon sold the same item for $13. It’s important to support the niche smaller stores that offer personal customer services & expertise . . . that big distributors don’t! Amazon and big distributors often hurt our communities, and neighbors who need jobs. Hopefully those who enjoy cooking will continue to support these niche community stores. šŸ¦žšŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ˜ƒšŸ¤ I did check out a beautiful red lobster pot !
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They sold a damaged item at full price. I didn't really notice at first, they opened the box to "check" the item. I gave it a glance but didn't think much about it. I get home, open it, gave it a closer look and noticed damage on both the lid and pan/handle. I didn't and still don't care, it's going to get put in a stack of other heavy metal pans. FYI, It's a demeyere atlantis 3qt saute pan. Attached is a picture of the box, seal removed with a new one right below showing how it should look. It's when I went back and bought a 9+11" frying pan and opened those boxes. That's when I noticed there's a piece of tape with a description used as a seal, there was a booklet, a handle cover and cardboard info that wrapped around the pan with insulation. This saute pan came with non of this besides insulation. The box seal was completely removed, and then they reglued the box to make it look like it was never opened... it's funny thinking back with the cashier, not being able to open the box, having the owner pull it open for her... You're part of the reason to just buy online for less. I'd rather not have to drive through Charlottesville to be scammed anyway.
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Being a Chef every time I come to Charlottesville I stop to see what the latest dream items I can find. I have a few Chef's knives on my wish list. Today need a Pastry tool for a Jamaican party I am catering. I found a pastry wheel that will work perfectly. This is where I got my Baking stone and I have had it for years. Great place.
TheVirginiaStew

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February 3, 2025 - The Happy Cook is a wonderful niche store, tucked amongst many big name brands at a shopping mall in downtown Charlottesville. There’s a lot of positives about this cute little store šŸ˜ƒšŸ‘šŸ¼

I love to cook, and needed a special gadget to prepare pork loin medallions for an up-coming dinner. Since my wife & I are new to the area, we phoned a friend. . . An hour later my wife & I are at this shopping mall, walking into The Happy Cook !

Enjoyed walking through the aisles of cutlery, wine bottle openers, whisks, color enamel cast iron pots, and much more! I approached the front counter, and inquired about the circle medallion cuter? Drats. . . I guess I need to invent one, none existed ? I found similar Kitchen/Culinary stores in several small Maine cities ( Portland, and Bath).

Kudos to the original owners who established The Happy Cook in 1978. The current owners ( Monique Moshier & Steve Belcher) purchased this business in 2005. They likewise deserve ā€œPraiseā€ for investing time, money, new ideas to continue the rich impact of this niche store . During COVID the store added local delivery, on-line cooking classes, on-line registries for weddings, birthdays, and big events!

As I read several reviews, some folks mentioned steep prices. Keep in mind top notch quality brands are pricey, but worth the extra money. Also I purchased a simple liquid strainer, for $18 . . . later noticed Amazon sold the same item for $13. It’s important to support the niche smaller stores that offer personal customer services & expertise . . . that big distributors don’t! Amazon and big distributors often hurt our communities, and neighbors who need jobs.

Hopefully those who enjoy cooking will continue to support these niche community stores. šŸ¦žšŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ˜ƒšŸ¤ I did check out a beautiful red...

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1.0
2y

They sold a damaged item at full price. I didn't really notice at first, they opened the box to "check" the item. I gave it a glance but didn't think much about it. I get home, open it, gave it a closer look and noticed damage on both the lid and pan/handle. I didn't and still don't care, it's going to get put in a stack of other heavy metal pans. FYI, It's a demeyere atlantis 3qt saute pan. Attached is a picture of the box, seal removed with a new one right below showing how it should look.

It's when I went back and bought a 9+11" frying pan and opened those boxes. That's when I noticed there's a piece of tape with a description used as a seal, there was a booklet, a handle cover and cardboard info that wrapped around the pan with insulation. This saute pan came with non of this besides insulation. The box seal was completely removed, and then they reglued the box to make it look like it was never opened... it's funny thinking back with the cashier, not being able to open the box, having the owner pull it open for her...

You're part of the reason to just buy online for less. I'd rather not have to drive through Charlottesville to be...

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5.0
3y

Throughout our wedding planning process, we made the intentional decision to support small businesses as much as we could. When putting so much money and business into weddings, we wanted to support our community as much as possible.

When it came time to build our wedding registry we wanted to find a local store and give our business there opposed to the big box stores that are more typical (while we did have a few things from them). The Happy Cook is a local store in Charlottesville, Virginia that had all the kitchen and baking items we needed. We were able to registry online and pick our products without having to travel all the way there, and they easily shipped us all the registry items. They team has been super communicate and they have a site super easy to navigate.

We have been very satisfied with all the beautiful items we’ve received from this store and as a gift, we received 10% of the total sales from our registry to buy more items from them. When building your registry, I highly recommend The Happy Cook, or if you’re not in the DMV, finding your own local...

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