ShopRite

"I like the actual store and the older ( probably owner ) is a real nice and helpful chap however the last couple months there’s a younger guy working there that has been extremely rude on multiple occasions . Dude if you hate your job go work somewhere else ."

"I have given this place 3 tries over the past year and they’ve failed each time. I hadn’t been in this shop in maybe a decade so I thought I’d try it out again. 1st attempt: was walking up to the door (before closing time with Open sign lit up) and the owner guy looks me in the eye and locks the door. Rude! 2nd attempt: was looking for a specific item and couldn’t find it. I was surprised at how many nooks and crannies there were in the shop, and honestly with myself as the only customer alone with just the male shop owner and no music or anything it was creepy. 3rd attempt: I was looking for something Walgreens next door didn’t have, and saw other people in there so I felt comfortable going in. Opened the door and the shop owner guy was actively SMOKING and the place just reeked so bad I got ten feet in and turned around because I couldn’t breathe. This place will never get my business, sorry."

"The local was convenient. It was easy to find. Staff we knowledgeable and friendly. Unfortunately it didn't have what I need as it they have a limited amount of hardware store items available."

"This store has never let me down -- whether looking for embroidery floss, party decorations, canning jars, caulking supplies, edging brushes, etc this store ALWAYS has whatever weird thing you need in the moment. In my house we call it "The Room of Requirement" (as in Harry Potter). These guys are the best."

"Call ahead? Sometimes closes whenever. This place looks fantastic - helium balloons, batteries, maybe even a metric hex wrench set; but it's not open. The sign says OPEN, the lights are on, the shelves are stocked. I have passed this a dozen times and never even noticed there's a hardware store in the daytime. At night, the neon is running and I was delighted to Google-up a hardware store that stays open 'til 10; here's some advice: the son that leaves the store needs to innovate or get another line of work, the owner that keeps esoteric hours needs to chill when the kid spreads their wings and flies away."