Faulty bakeware. Poor value for money Purchased a considerable number of items from the bakeware range. Springform tins after little use now rusting and lining coming away. As these are no longer safe to use I have disposed of them. I sent clear photos to Le Creuset Customer Service and was asked to return items for inspection when photos were perfectly clear. Not sure what has happened to Le Creuset - high price, poor value for money and customer service non existent. Years ago I had a faulty non stick frying pan which was replaced without question. I've made my last purchase with this company

Fantastic Product Great Customer Service We purchased a Le Creuset Dutch Oven pot over 30 years ago and have several other Le Creuset products. This is our go to pot for soups, casseroles, stews etc. as we find that it produces the best results and best tasting food. After 30 plus years of using it, for some reason the enamel started to flake off the bottom. Please understand that we use this cooking pot weekly so it gets a workout. I phoned customer service and spoke to Tanya about what was happening. She said to send the pot to her, they paid for shipping so there was no cost to us. After they reviewed what was happening, the immediate response was to send us a brand new one, again at no charge. I can't say enough about the quality of the product, the way it cooks and the great customer service I received from Le Creuset. I would highly recommend their products and the level of service they provide. Ron Romano

Attention à la mention Garantie A Vie… Attention à la mention Garantie A Vie dont Le Creuset fait grand état. Nous venons de recevoir concernant deux cocottes fontes abimées une réponse type automatisée critiquant nos techniques de chauffe. D'après photos ils font même mention d'une descente trop rapide de température. Un peu comme celle j'imagine que la cocotte subit lorsque l'on coupe le feu 😂😂😂. Toute ma famille était cliente de cette marque, je vais hélas devoir me tourner vers d'autres marques Made In France pour la suite. Staub ou Fontignac, je ne sais pas encore. Be cautious of the 'Lifetime Guarantee' that Le Creuset proudly advertises. We have just received an automated response regarding two damaged cast-iron pots, criticizing our heating techniques. According to the photos, they even mention a too rapid temperature drop, somewhat like what I imagine the pot undergoes when the fire is turned off 😂😂😂. My entire family was a customer of this brand; unfortunately, I will have to turn to other Made In France brands in the future. Staub or Fontignac, I don't know yet.

Made an order for products through and… Made an order for products through and add for a cookbook and get a cookware set for free "just pay shipping ". The money was taken from my account but never received anything, not even the cookbook. Promotion said ships out in 2 to 7 days but I never received anything. It has been over a year now and I have moved to another state, but it was over 6 months before I moved. Not sure if they are worth getting, but watch carefully if buying through an add on the internet.

Absolutely Horrid Customer Service. I've purchased two pans from them, both of which were replaced under warranty and both of which only lasted 6 months each. Never once used on high heat and always used with butter or oil. Only used on an electric samsung stovetop. For the price of the pans, the lifespan is not there and the customer service is absolutely abysmal. My most recent interaction with customer service confirmed... A) The rep "ADRIAN B" openly admitted Le Creuset uses toxic "Forever" chemicals on their pans. Took 3 emails to him to fish this information out of him. If you're looking to buy pans from them and are concerned with these toxic chemicals, so please look elsewhere. B) An abhorrent display of any centricity to the customer. This rep (same as above) accused me of using high heat on my pans...something I've never done!! I cook on low and cook simple things like fried eggs.