According to them, "you save big money when you shop Menards", but I can tell you that you won't…read morenecessarily save time by ordering online for pick-up in-store. I recently did so, expecting to save time and gain convenience, but was sorely disappointed. I placed an order online for a 5-gallon, food-grade pail, lid and lid opener. The instructions that accompanied my order confirmation were to enter the store and follow the signs for in-store pick-up. I did so, and was led from the front door, straight-through to the back of the store, and then to the furthest corner of the store from where I had entered. Surely, I had passed all of the items ordered during this trek. The store is massive, and if you are not familiar with the layout, online ordering would seem like a good, time-saving option, but that turned out to not be the case. Not to mention (as I mention), the "convenience fee" that I was charged to do so. This might be a good option for larger orders, but for the 3 item order that I placed, I would not suggest this.

It is very easy to get caught up in the jingle they have, "you save big money" but this store is…read moremostly about convenience of them having EVERYTHING in their store. The best value is always on their clearance items or sale items because all of their other prices are just ok. They have a rebate program that you can get money back on your purchases and they advertise the after rebate prices everywhere so when you buy your item mentally you're thinking about the lower price. The rough part is being disciplined enough to follow through with the rebate process.

I stopped in first thing on a Tuesday morning, looking for a few things. It wasn't empty but a few…read morepeople were also doing some shopping as well. Dave was the cashier, but while I was looking around, he actually asked if I needed help and then assisted me with finding the item - we ended up discussing the care of our palm plants! I found what I needed and noticed they also have baby chicks and ducks, they were so cute! I see myself coming back for future gardening needs!

First visit to Tractor Supply and I LOVED the cute chicks! Gosh! They were so cute and my dogs…read moreenjoyed just sitting and looking at them! The good thing is Tractor Supply is Pet friendly which made our visit quick after many other errands we ran on a Saturday. We need a pesticide that wasn't the usual brand and didn't do its job well (our experience so far) so a lot of our friends recommended tractor supply. We got the right recommendation and we also ended grabbing some more stuff for our lawn. All in all a good neighborhood dog friendly store!

The paint department is amazing! But it is true that you can walk around all day and never be asked…read moreif you need help! The staff is talking and just chilling!

Lowe's delivered a defective LG washer pumping toxic SEWER GAS into my home; refuses…read moreaccountability. Lowe's sold and delivered a defective LG washing machine that has completely compromised my home's air quality. The unit has a mechanical defect causing toxic sewer gas/sulfur odors to completely take over my entire upstairs floor. Despite this being a severe environmental and health hazard, Lowe's customer service is refusing to take responsibility or support a return. They have left me trapped with a hazardous, unuseable appliance. Absolutely zero consumer protection. Do not buy appliances from Lowe's if you value your family's health and safety.

Great vibe! Lots of plant accessories! This house is so cute! Made me feel transformed into…read moreanother time.

I absolutely love their new location. It's the coziest vibe ever. I honestly wish to buy a house…read moresimilar to this shop it's so cozy and vast. I can never visit without taking a new plant baby home. Thank you for always having a wonderful space for people to visit Angela.

A real curiousity located on the north side of Noblesville square. I was looking for a hard to…read morefind bolt that I thought they may have (but didn't). The owner knew exactly what I was talking about and indicated I would need to order it. He wasn't especially friendly but that's fine...it's hardware. Of more interest to me was a quick loop thru the store. Another reviewer mentioned it being part Mom and Pop and part museum. That is about spot on. I might toss in secondhand store also since there is a bunch of stuff here that (presumably) no one will ever want to buy and should probably just be pitched. The paint at the front of the house looks like it has been there since 1982, there are random dishes, overpriced paintings, etc. I did notice about 60 rubber ends for canes on a shelf. Really just a random assortment of aging stuff. From strictly a hardware perspective I would be hard pressed to say I would return. I want to support local business but not for the sake of buying old junk at 2015 prices. Some of the price tags were commensurate with 2015 but the merchandise is straight 80s and 90s. There might be a couple of values here but not the type of place I will look for them. So 2 stars for the selection and a plus 1 for the trip back in time.

Very interesting place on the square in Noblesville. I suspect it was a Western Auto back in the…read moreday (if you're old enough to know what those were). I'm not sure how to describe this place. It's 2 parts "mom & pop" hardware store (which means the people there actually know how to do stuff) and 1 part retail museum. Need an original Fry Daddy? They got it. Need brand new Corelle dishes with the 1985 pattern? They got it. Never opened. Need a replacement carafe for a 1979 Mr. Coffee? They got it. Need a 1987 Mirro 10inch frying pan? Yep. Like I said, it's like a museum. I love it! This might be the primary shopping destination for Christmas 2014. Can't get this stuff on Amazon.

We needed to replace a bracket that broke in one of my kitchen drawers. After a quick internet…read moresearch, Benge's indicated that they had one in stock. Joe, the manager, helped locate the bracket which took some time. Joe provided great service. Benge's Ace is new and upscale Ace Hardware in Village of West Clay. The building has an art deco facade. The store and merchandise are immaculate and well organized. They carry a good selection of grills, power tools and everything a hardware store should. It is noteworthy that they carry a limited selection of frozen Moody meats. Moody is my favorite local butcher. Prices were reasonable. I think the store has the best selection of funny greeting cards that I have seen anywhere. The store also offers patrons complimentary popcorn and Rivet coffee. Gourmet coffee! What a treat! In case you were wondering, my husband was able to replace the drawer bracket and my kitchen is back to normal. We even went back over to Ace and ordered another drawer bracket so we would have a backup. Benge's Ace is a great addition to the neighborhood. The staff is friendly and helpful, they have a great selection of stuff I need and reasonable prices.

Wow, still has that new car smell!! Brand new Ace Hardware in Village of West Clay…read more This store is stocked with all the goodies! I was impressed with their selection of tools, parts and more. Like other ACE hardware stores that are in the "mid size" you'll find everything you need up to bulk building materials. The parking was a little confusing. The main entrance is not on the main side facing the street but around back. But there is tons of parking and everything inside is very well laid out and labeled on what is where. The place is immaculately clean and the staff were all very kind and helpful. This was my first time in so I'll provide another update upon a return trip. The prices were fair and average for an ACE store and considering the side of town. All in all it's super convenient for those in the area to now have a local hardware store nearby.

Horton's is a locally owned, small town, home and garden store filled with wonderful upscale home…read moredecor, gifts and boutique-type clothing. The merchandise is mostly trendy farmhouse style, displayed with a mix of lovely antiques. Horton's is popular in the town of Tipton, having served the community since 1976 and makes a great girl's weekend shopping visit. The store is large, separated by vignettes of various themes. There is a small area of children's books and gifts, a larger area of women's clothing, a candy counter with an amazing selection of fudge and chocolates, house plant supplies and seasonal home decor. I was fascinated by the Victorian-era antiques, but most are not for sale, just display. Prices are on the high side, but inline with an upscale boutique. The staff is helpful, but not intrusive letting customers wander. There is parking in front and behind the store.

It's that time of year! Time to plant those flowers or veggies you've been wanting to plant and…read moreHorton's has them all. They come from excellent greenhouses so they get a great start and look fresh when you get them! The ferns and flowers to choose from are a plenty! Just come and see for yourself! You pay just a little more for these plants but they will not be found wilted. These plants are well cared for and will last all summer long if you continue with the care they were given! It's a great time of year at Horton's!

Always great service and selection from a locally owned family business. I have been buying…read morebeautiful plants there for over 20 years.

Fantastic service! Got a real Xmas tree for the first time and they told us everything we need to…read moreknow. Xmas Tree 101! They even loaded the tree on top of the van for us!