All-Clad D3 Stainless 3-ply Bonded Cookware, Sauce Pan with lid, 3 quart

Excellent product! Replaced same item 30 yrs. old that had lost the outside coating as well as the inside coating stainless steel. These are beautiful!!! Really well used.

I've been using All-Clad since 1996. It's by far the best and most reliable cookware. I added this pot to my collection to replace an All-Clad LTD pot that doesn't work on my new induction cooktop. I think it speaks volumes that for almost 30 years I have used - a continue to use - All-Clad. I didn't even think about it or look at any other brands.

Good set of pans. I purchased the big set,then added the pans the set didn't include.

This is a lovely small saucepan. Perfect for my cooking of smaller amounts and use on smaller burners. It heats evenly. And, of course, it is just a beautiful shiny object in the kitchen

I am an all-clad fan. I purchased this to add to my collection, great for making things for one or two people. I have had my other all-clad since 1999 and use it daily and other than it being a little less shiny, you would not be able to tell. Because of the quality I will be a loyal customer.

My 1 1/2 quart saucepan is absolutely the right size for whipping up a quick meal for one, or sometimes two, people. It's small enough to be light and comfortable in the hand, yet big enough to hold a jar of pasta sauce. It cleans well and easily (including the potatoes I absent-mindedly burned.). Finally, it looks good. I may consider buying more all-clad items. Heartedly recommend!

Cookware works great. Received a pan that was damaged out of the box. Still haven't received my replacement and it's been over 3 weeks. I think they should take care of their customer a little quicker. Especially the ones that have already paid.

Bought my pan a year ago. It fell off the counter and busted the seam. All Clad stated that it couldn't be repaired and was not covered under warranty. I would expect a high quality pan to survive this.

Disappointed in the quality of the 1 quart 3D stainless sauce pan. The bottom of the pan was convex, great for spinning on a glass cook top, but not for cooking. Evidently quality control has been eliminated in manufacturing, a simple inspection with a straight edge on the bottom would reveal the defect. Returned the defective pan to AllClad for a refund. Surprised by not getting a full refund on a defective product. So much for standing behind their product. Over the past twenty years I have purchased AllClad pans, each pan had a flat bottom, and performed as advertised.

Received a set of D3 All Clad pans for my birthday a week ago. Used it for the first time yesterday to boil water and cook pasta. There are white spots everywhere, on the bottom of the pan and on the sides. Nothing will get rid of them, not vinegar, not baking soda, not BKF. It appears to be permanent damage. From boiling water. Is this for real? Expensive and waste of money. I won't even use the other pans now if I have to babysit them just boiling water. I've had pots from HomeGoods for years that have not done this. Unfortunately, I threw the boxes out and have no proof of purchase, so I'm stuck with these. All I keep hearing about these is that you buy it once and it lasts for life and look the same as the day you got them. Are these no longer made with the same quality as they used to be? Because this can't be real.