Dream Cooker | 6 Qt Ceramic Nonstick Multicooker & Pressure Cooker with Touchscreen Controls & Auto Steam Release | 4 Modes: Pressure Cook, Sauté/Sear, Slow Cook & Warm | Spice

I’m so impressed with the Dream Cooker! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this isn’t your average appliance — it’s beautifully designed to sit proudly on the countertop instead of being hidden away. The simple, intuitive controls make every function a breeze to use, whether I’m pressure cooking a tender pot roast, slow cooking soups all afternoon, or sautéing veggies in a flash. The pressure-cooking feature has been a game changer for weeknight dinners — meals that used to take hours are ready in a fraction of the time. I also love the hands-free steam release and keep warm mode, which gives me peace of mind when I’m juggling other tasks in the kitchen. Cleaning is easy thanks to the nonstick ceramic-coated inner pot, and the overall build feels solid and thoughtfully constructed. It’s quickly become one of my most used kitchen tools, and I reach for it several times a week for everything from rice to stews to one-pot meals. Highly recommend this to anyone looking to streamline their cooking without sacrificing style or performance!

The Our Place Dream Cooker in Blue Salt is absolutely stunning on my counter and has become my go-to for effortless weeknight meals! I love the sleek touchscreen controls and how simple it is to switch between pressure cook, sauté/sear, slow cook, and warm modes—no confusing presets, just customizable time and temp for perfect results every time. The toxin-free ceramic nonstick pot makes cleanup a breeze (even after searing meats or making hearty stews), and the hands-free auto steam release takes all the guesswork out of pressure cooking. It cooks everything faster and more evenly than my old appliances, from fluffy rice to tender roasts, and the beautiful design means it stays out proudly instead of hidden away. Worth every penny—highly recommend this game-changer! 5/5 stars. 🌟

I’ve been really impressed with this. Right out of the box, it felt well made and thoughtfully designed, not just another random appliance. I love that it can do pretty much everything i need, pressure cooking, slow cooking, sautéing, etc. which has honestly replaced a few things in my kitchen. The controls are easy to figure out, even if you are not someone who loves complicated appliances. The ceramic nonstick pot is super easy to clean and the hands free steam release makes pressure cooking way less intimidating. I’ve used it for rice, stews, and proteins so far and everything has turned out great with very little effort. It is fast, convenient, and actually enjoyable to use. If you cook often and want one appliance that does a lot, this is definitely worth it. Would recommend without hesitation.

I've had this little jewel of a kitchen helper for just a week now...and ... I LOVE it. So very easy to use - it's simplicity is part of the charm. Versus other more complicated types of 'cookers' - this design makes it super user friendly. The other nice feature is how it looks....already I've had friends compliment it's looks on my countertop. It's sleek design and great color choices makes it super nice to have on the countertop. I especially like the versatility of it; in making soups you have the ability to sear all the vegetables; proteins prior to setting the slow-cook option - rather than having to sear in yet another pan (who wants to create MORE dirty dishes!) you are able with ease to brown meats easily with enough heat to really make this happen. The larger size is great for us - and for my friends who want a more compact version; there is the smaller size too. The workmanship appears very good - and for the price - I am getting my investment worth out of this kitchen cooker... everything so far, that I've made in this has tasted delicious. My husband even enjoys cooking with this....which makes this a double winner.

I don’t usually write long reviews, but this Our Place cooker truly deserves the praise. From the moment I started using it, I could tell this was a thoughtfully designed, high-quality product that actually makes cooking easier and more enjoyable. First, the design is beautiful. It looks modern, clean, and high-end, and I love that it sits on my counter like a statement piece rather than something I want to hide away. I constantly get compliments on it. Functionally, this cooker is incredibly versatile. I’ve used it for sautéing, boiling, simmering, steaming, reheating, and one-pot meals, and it performs perfectly every time. The heat distribution is even, food cooks consistently, and nothing burns or sticks. The nonstick surface is amazing. I barely need any oil, and cleanup is unbelievably easy. Most of the time, a quick rinse or wipe is all it takes, which saves so much time and effort after cooking. What I love most is how much this has simplified my cooking routine. I reach for it constantly because it replaces multiple pots and pans, means fewer dishes, and makes everyday meals feel effortless. It’s sturdy, well made, and you can tell it was designed for real, everyday use. Yes, it’s an investment, but it’s absolutely worth it. I would buy this again without hesitation and have already recommended it to friends and family. This cooker lives up to the hype and then some. If you’re considering it, I genuinely don’t think you’ll regret it.

I thought that I would be writing a raving review for this product, but their customer service was a complete fail. We owned this cooker for 6 weeks and I really liked it. I even bought my adult daughter one. Then, the lid slid off the counter onto our RV floor (soft linoleum, not tile) and the handle crushed into the lid, cracking the top. This was not a hard fall and I would not have expected such damage. As a result the pressure cooking function does not work. I contacted Our Place to see if I could purchase a replacement since I understood that an accident wouldn't be covered under the warranty and was told that they do not sell any replacement parts. (Which doesn't make sense since if it was a warranty defect, they would have had to replace it.) So, not only is my $199 purchase worthless, but it will now end up in a landfill and I will need to buy another cooker. I have owned 3 Instant Pots previously and they all offer very inexpensive replacement parts AND they are sturdy. I have passed them to others who still use them when I upgraded to a newer version. Find another company to give your business to because this one does not value customer satisfaction nor create sturdy products that will last.

We used to have a multicooker, but I never used it because I found the numerous functions to be overwhelming. I had previously purchased the Our Place air fryer combo oven as a gift (which was very well received!) and decided to give the Dream Cooker to myself. To be honest, one reason why I chose this over other brands is its aesthetics. It is really attractive, and I am not shy about displaying it on my countertop like I am with some of my other appliances. Aesthetics aside, I am super-happy with its functionality. So far I have used it twice. The first time was to pressure cook a bone-in, skin-on eight-pound turkey breast. After a quick Google search to figure out the right settings and timing, I prepped it with a dry rub and seared it with the searing function, which gave the skin a nice bronzed tone. I then pressure-cooked it for 48 minutes, with a couple cups of chicken broth added. The result: tender, flavorful, fall-off-the-bone white meat. Not dry at all! I strained the liquids, cooled them in the fridge overnight, strained off the fat, and got a very flavorful, gelatinish turkey stock that I have since used to make soup and gravy. We are still enjoying the fruits of this very easy to make, economical protein in a variety of dishes including soup, salad, and casseroles. I next tried making a pot of pinto beans. After another quick Google search, I chopped and sauteed some aromatics on the saute function, then added the dried beans at a 3-to-1 ratio of three cups of water per cup of dried, unsoaked beans. I pressure cooked for one hour. The outcome: perfection. The beans were so tender and flavorful. It would have taken triple the time to cook these on the stovetop. The Dream Cooker is also super-easy to clean. Just remove the metal insert to wash, and wash the inside of the lid. I only got a few little drops along the rim of the cooker, which were pretty easy to wipe off with a paper towel. My motivation for getting myself the Dream Cooker is to eat healthier, including a variety of legume and whole grain dishes. I love beans and grains, but I don't cook them as often as I'd like because of the time involved. The Dream Cooker is changing the game for me. I am pretty stoked about my initial experiences with the Dream Cooker and anticipate it wll prove to be my most-used countertop appliance. If you are looking for an easy-on-the-eye multi-cooker that is easy to learn and saves you time, go for the Our Place Dream Cooker.

Just got it and have only used it one time. I have no other experience with a pressure cooker to compare it to. It was pretty easy to use and worked as it was supposed to. The only thing that wasn't quite the way it had been described was the amount of time that it took to cook dried pinto beans. Which is the main reason I got it. It was supposed to cook the beans in 20-30 minutes, but it took 1 hour. That's still a Heckuva lot better than all day on the stove. With that said I like it so far. Haven't used it enough to actually recommend it yet, but it seems to be a good cooker.