30 Best Deals at Williams Sonoma’s Long Weekend Sale

The first long weekend of the year marks the earliest sales since the holidays. This year, I’ll be spending my three days off rifling through Williams Sonoma’s deals, hunting for updated cookware, kitchen tools, dinnerware, and more to start off 2025 on the right foot. From Le Creuset Dutch ovens and casserole dishes to a fantastic non-toxic saute pan and a gorgeous coffee and espresso tray, these clearance items will likely sell fast. Don’t miss your chance to save up to 50%.

Overall Best Williams Sonoma Deals

• Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Oval Dutch Oven, $356, originally $445
• GreenPan 4-Quart Anodized Nonstick Ceramic Sauce Pan, $104, originally $130
• Williams Sonoma Coffee and Espresso Tray, $25, originally $40
• Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Fry Pan, $176, originally $220
• Williams Sonoma BBQ Fish Spatula, $20, originally $37

Make future cooking and entertaining a breeze with the best Williams Sonoma deals, like cookware from Le Creuset and GreenPan, Williams Sonoma-branded tools and serveware, and more. There are also plenty of stainless steel and silicone kitchen utensils to replace your plastic ones, starting at $15. Shop the 30 best deals before they leave the clearance section.

Best Williams Sonoma Cookware and Bakeware Deals

You never need an excuse to upgrade your cookware and bakeware, but a weekend clearance sale is as good as any. Score pricey heritage items, like a Le Creuset Dutch oven, cast-iron pan, casserole dish, and a 10-piece cookware set for far less. I also found a handy $13 bamboo steamer for your Lunar New Year feast (or for steaming fish or veggies year-round) and a De Buyer crepe kit that comes with a delicious jar of Bonne Maman hazelnut spread. Or, grab a saute pan from one of our favorite non-toxic cookware brands.

• GreenPan 4-Quart Anodized Nonstick Ceramic Sauce Pan, $104, originally $130
• Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Fry Pan, $176, originally $220
• Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Skinny Grill, $120, originally $205
• De Buyer 9.5-Inch Crepe Pan with Bonne Maman, $37, originally $54
• Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Oval Dutch Oven, $356, originally $445
• Silpat Nonstick Silicone Pizza Mat, $32, originally $40
• Le Creuset Heritage Stoneware Rectangular Covered Casserole, $108, originally $155
• Williams Sonoma Stainless Steel 12-Inch Rectangular Baker, $70, originally $90
• Williams Sonoma Bamboo Steamer, $13, originally $17
• Open Kitchen by Williams Sonoma Ceramic Nonstick 10-Piece Cookware Set, $224, originally $280

Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Fry Pan

I’ve owned my Le Creuset cast iron fry pan for 15 years, and I love it so much that it may be time to get another now that it’s on sale. My family uses it near-daily to fry bacon and eggs, make pancakes, saute veggies, and reheat leftovers. (I’m not a microwave fan.) The natural nonstick nature of this seasoned pan seems to get better with age and requires only a quick wipe with soap and water for easy cleanup. This pan is beyond rugged and built with superior heat retention that will last a lifetime. It easily segues from stovetop to oven and back again without missing a beat.

Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Skinny Grill

When it’s cold outside, convert your indoor range to a barbeque grill with Le Creuset’s cast iron grill pan. Just like an outdoor grill, this pan has high ridges that sear food with grill marks, allowing any drippings to fall below. It sits over just a single burner yet distributes heat evenly for grilling veggies, steak, seafood, and more. Once you’re done, this grill pan can transfer directly to heat pads on the table, as the colorful porcelain exterior elevates any presentation. It is dishwasher-safe and can also be used directly on an outdoor grill over an open flame.

Best Williams Sonoma Kitchen Tool and Gadget Deals

Kitchen tools have a tendency to break or go missing after you’ve hosted a large group for the holidays. So, we scoured William Sonoma’s clearance page for the most useful of the bunch.  If you’re on a mission to replace your black plastic utensils, you should pick up a 3-piece set of stainless steel whisks, this fish spatula, or this $15 spoon. Plus, we found a comprehensive sous vide set for just $45 to uplevel your cooking.

• Williams Sonoma Ultra Thin Thermometer, $40, originally $50
• Williams Sonoma Seafood Forks, Set of 4, $23, originally $30
• Williams Sonoma Olivewood Straight Icing Spatula, $16, originally $20
• Corkcicle Tumblers, Tartan, Set of 3, $50, originally $100
• Williams Sonoma Stainless Steel Silicone Spoon, $15, originally $20
• Williams Sonoma BBQ Fish Spatula, $20, originally $37
• Olipac Oil & Vinegar Olive Leaf Oil Set, $56, originally $70
• Tovolo Whisks, Set of 3, $24, originally $30
• Williams Sonoma Metallic Bag Clips, Black, Set of 4, $20, originally $25
• Williams Sonoma Sous Vide Ultimate Set, $45, originally $55

Williams Sonoma Sous Vide Ultimate Set

Slow-cooking meat, fish, or poultry using the sous vide method yields nothing less than delicious results. Cooking your protein this way (in a vacuum-sealed bag dipped in a water bath) allows for precise temperature control and retains flavor and tenderness. But you can’t do this if you don’t own the right tools, so we recommend grabbing this kit while it’s on sale. The set comes with 10 bags, a hand pump, a rack, and two clips. The rack adjusts to most traditional stockpots, and the clips secure the bag to the rack while cooking. Bonus: The bags are hand-washable and reusable, too.

Williams Sonoma Seafood Forks, Set of 4

Crab and lobster night isn’t complete (or even doable) without a good set of seafood forks to get in all the nooks and crannies. These ones have two sharp prongs for spearing shellfish, and the long, slender tines can get into the hard-to-reach portion of the shells, allowing you to stab larger pieces of meat with less cracking. Made of heavy-duty steel with a slip-resistant handle, you can navigate your plate of shellfish with even the messiest of hands. (Just don’t forget to wear your bib!)

Best Williams Sonoma Home and Dining Deals

A wine decanter here; a salt cellar there — high-quality home and dining additions can elevate the feel of a get-together. Williams Sonoma’s best home and dining deals include a sleek coffee and espresso tray, a gorgeous handled platter, stoneware coupe mugs, and more, from $15.

• Williams Sonoma Heritage Wine Decanter and Aerator Set, $105, originally $150
• Williams Sonoma Coffee and Espresso Tray, $25, originally $40
• Open Kitchen by Williams Sonoma Matte Coupe Mugs, Set of 4, $32, originally $40
• Open Kitchen by Williams Sonoma Extra-Large Handled Platter, $42, originally $70
• Hold Everything Multi-Functional Pull-Out Tray, $120, originally $200
• Hold Everything Wine Storage Shelf, $95, originally $120
• Monogram Double Old-Fashioned Glass, $15, originally $20
• Williams Sonoma Hammered Copper Candle Sleeve, $32, originally $40
• Williams Sonoma Olivewood Salt Cellar, $26, originally $33
• Williams Sonoma Champagne Spritz Potpourri, $25, originally $50

Williams Sonoma Coffee and Espresso Tray

Having guests over for coffee? With its clear low-profile handles, this tray makes toting the pot and its accoutrements from the counter to the table. It’s made of thick food-grade melamine, adding a mid-century modern touch to your coffee presentation. When the visit is over, this tray provides a clutter-free way to stow your coffee accessories, either out on the counter or tucked away in a cabinet.

Open Kitchen by Williams Sonoma Matte Coupe Mugs, Set of 4

Bring it back to the basics with these simple matte glazed mugs. Microwaveable and dishwasher-safe, this set of four clay mugs completes any coffee bar setup. Plus, they match William Sonoma’s other Open Kitchen matte coupe dinnerware, so you can mix and match to complete your table.