Review on 🍴 77-Piece Flatware Set at Wallace Hotel by Josh Cooper

I'm always skeptical when it comes to buying cutlery online. I like to go to the store and bend forks, tongs and spoons to see if they will hold up to everyday use. But it's great. The patterns are elegant. Not a single fork was bent. Spoons pass the test of ice cream. The serving set is an added bonus. And the weight is just right. I was a little worried they would be too big and heavy but they seem to be a quality set suitable for everyday use. My only complaint is that they are over European sized. The forks are REALLY big. One is long and thin, the other short and wide. So there's really no difference between them in terms of size. I think I'll buy another set of smaller salad forks. There are enough patterns that I don't think anyone would notice if you included them in a set of similar quality. It's also always a problem if you lose an item or need serving utensils that are either out of production or not online. You already have different patterns for each item, so you can easily add or complement similar items without anyone noticing that you're swapping or combining patterns. I like it in terms of the durability of the cutlery. On the left is a Continental cutlery fork (courtesy of my mother-in-law, whose cutlery is often used and broken by children). You can immediately see the difference in both size and quality of the two forks on the right.