Friendly service, we were greeted right away, asked what we were looking for and had exactly what…read morewe needed it a densely packed store.

The old neighborhood hardware store lives on at Charlie's Hardware in North Plymouth. You can…read morealmost always find a parking space right in front at 304 Court Street. They find things for you, they give advice freely, and have that "old school" friendly atmosphere. Charlie himself is a Plymouth Lion and interested in helping kids. It's my hardware store and I commend it to you. (Also, I don't have to walk for miles like I do in the big box stores.) Garreth Lynch

I believe his name was Rich but if I'm wrong I'm sorry. very helpful like usual. all the staff at…read morethe Plymouth State Road(Manomet) location are helpful

With all the setbacks and difficulties that businesses have had in the past year, it must be nice…read moreto be that business that doesn't need customers, so they can just not care! Don't go here if you're looking for any degree of customer service. Definitely don't go here if you need help finding something, or information on a project. Don't go here if you're expecting to find business owners who are focused on anything but themselves. Recently, I made my second trip here looking for a specialty item that I just didn't want to order from Amazon on a Sunday afternoon. I figured I'd check Aubuchon even though my last trip here ended in me walking around looking for a wall fixture before finally leaving empty-handed. This time I made it to the doorway before I had to stop since the very narrow entryway was blocked by a customer chatting with the aforementioned owners/managers/takers of space- whatever they are, they weren't moving out of the way. In fact, with the exception of one of the three who glanced at me then went back to the convo, they completely ignored me trying to enter the store. Sure, I can stand out here while everyone chit chats. Finally the customer winds down and moves towards me, apparently planning to walk through me to get out of the store. Okay, I can feint and dodge with the best of them! Still leaving the three employees, one of whom I expected to at least look my way since they were in a tight formation about 18 inches in front of me. Social distancing? Nahhhhhh. Unnecessary, since they turned and walked right past me, to stand on the outside steps and watch yet another employee work/play with the forklift. Two laps around the store and I was ready to leave - again, emptyhanded. I caught sight of the very last employee left in the store who tried so very hard to pretend I wasn't there. Nice try but again, bob and weave to catch his eye. I asked my question and I got the classic retail clerk blank gaze that says, "if I just look at you and pretend I don't know what words you're saying, perhaps you'll go away and leave me alone." Yep, I left. Emptyhanded. Wove my way around the employees still standing outside, dodged the forklift guy who was back & forthing with abandon, and reached my car feeling like I avoided getting somehow ripped off. As a parting shot, forklift guy jerkily backed up until he was about 4 inches from my car before stopping. While they all watched. And didn't say a word to him. I thought they all felt a little cheated that he didn't actually hit me. I know I felt my time was stolen, so I guess we all had a little bit of a disappointment that day . . . . Skip Aubuchon Hardware in Manomet. Sacrifice a principle just once and go to a big box store this one time, it'll be worth it.

Super helpful staff at this store. Lia, John and Steve helped me find a very specific item I needed…read moreto repair a wheelchair. It took them about a minute and cost me less than $3. Awesome!

The community I live in was having a Hazarded Waste material collection. I had a question on some…read moreof the items I had if they would qualify as hazarded Materials. I called my Kingston, MA Aubuchon hardware store as they carry the products, I needed clarification on its content. The gentleman I spoke to asked me to read the labels on the various products and to each he responded if they did or did not meet the requirements of the collection. He was courteous, concerned and interested in assuring me what items to take or not, This positive response I received on the phone is the same I receive when either I or my wife shop at the Kingston, MA Aubuchon Hardware store every time. I can't stress the value they bring when ever I shop an especially when seeking technical help for a project.

I really appreciated that the new store manager treated me with respect. I find that's rare when I,…read moreas a woman over 50, enter any hardware store. I also was impressed by his 'Miracle on 34th Street' attitude. I left with only what I needed that Aubuchon had at a good price. He did not pressure me and was patient with my questions. I will be returning the next time I have a hardware purchase to make. Thx!

Always loved this place for the occasional common tool or screw, but now I have almost no reason…read moreto take the hike to lowes or home depot accept for lumber. The employees are real people and have worked there since before the expansion. My life is better as a result.

I like having a local hardware store. Although I order most of my hardware from Amazon, some…read morethings are needed in small quantities or need to be physically checked out. I will often go there before trying Lowes or Home Depot because it is closer, and more importantly, I like to support local businesses so they will be there when I really need them. The people are always friendly and helpful. The only down side is the small selection of items.

There are plenty of employees here, but none seem to be wanting to help. By the time I got to the…read moreregister, I had one person tell me it would be just a moment, then another cashier came up, looked straight past me (a woman) and told the man behind me in line he could take him next. Maybe this place is fine if you're a man, but if you're a woman find somewhere else. Even if this hadn't been my experience, two employees were bickering at the front desk with one saying how stressed out he was by everything happening and had his head between his hands, leaning on the counter.

I went in to the Plymouth Home Depot looking for a refrigerator water filter. Louis DeMatteo…read moreoffered to help out and when he found out this particular filter was not in stock, he continued to help out naming some other places I might want to check. Not being from here, that was a huge help! Thank you, Lou!

The employees are all very friendly and helpful. The store itself, though, is a mess. Most aisles…read morehave three or four abandoned carts in them, each with a few items of merchandise. There is no reason the store manager couldn't mobilize the employees to take on a cart each, and go around and put the items back.

I love to do project so I end up at Lowes often. I think it is nice to have such a large store and…read morevariety of products. I usually find everything I need for my project here. When I want something more unique or high end I tend to go elsewhere. My complaint and reason for 4 stars is all stores are understaffed and way under trained. The employee education programs should be expanded. I will continue to shop here but do hope at all locations you start to add more employee and consumer education to protect us do it yourselfers. Thanks

If I could give it zero stars I would. There was a birdbath…read morewith two huge chunks missing in the garden center. I talked with garden center and they said most they could do was 10% but agreed the chunks were bad and 50% would be reasonable. They sent me to customer service. Only 10%. I pointed massive chunks at base gone. I told him garden center said ask for manager Allison who could override. He walkied her. She didn't even bother to come down. Left the poor kid at customer service kind of hanging not understanding her response. He finally asked the other woman at customer service about it, who earlier said they won't do more than 10% because they would just put it on the truck. Now she said the manager was saying the process was to send it to the back for mark down. It's a process she said. I said I am standing right here wanting to buy it. Are you saying you will send it out back and sell it to someone else for the discount? She said yes. I said why not sell it to me? She said not today. It's a process. I said your manager has the ability to override that. I ask the young man to get her back on the walkie and explain there were two large concrete chunks missing from the base and can she put in an override to bypass the process. He did and She answered "No". Honestly that is bad business practice. My Home depot never would have handled that situation like that. I frankly will never spend another dollar there after that. Couldn't even bother to come see the bird bath herself nor attempt to interact with a customer. I left the cart right there and told my husband we were done shopping today. We were actually there to order a large pallet of pavers and wood to build a pergola. I'll spend my money elsewhere.

Ditch Home Depot, ditch Lowe's, and ditch the web…read more I walked in here on Saturday to a moderate crowd that the staff seemed to be handling quite well. I walked around looking at what I needed (string trimmer and a mower) until a member of staff was available to help me. He was informative, knew his stuff, and when I tried to buy a more expensive can of premix he told me it wasn't worth it and to go with the one right below it. Yes you will be paying more than the box stores but the reason is that you get a better quality machine for what you pay. The box stores may carry Honda and Husqvarna, even Echo too but they get them with inferior components (Lowe's Husqvarna trimmers come with Toro shafts). Do your research and you'll find that spending an extra what, $50? Will save you much more in repairs, down time, and eventual replacement of the machines.

Brought my Ariens snowblower differential gear into the shop for inspection for wear. The…read moreforward/reverse action was slipping and thought, based on Youtube videos, that this part may be the reason. The mechanic looked at it and didn't think this was the problem, he suggested to look at the sprocket bushings, a common failure item. Turned out it was the bushings ($6 part). Saved me the expense of the differential part ($160 part). Good to know that they are not looking to sell you expensive parts that are not the problem. Trust in repair service is rare these days.

Everything‼ Dan, owner is PRESENT ALWAYS! He is friendly and Very Knowledgeable about all in his…read morestore. There is such a Pleasant arrangement of Antiques and interesting art. By the way, Dan is also quite knowledgeable about old cameras. Locals Love this place. I am One

Super informative and helpful. I was look g to sell some stuff. He didn't have a need but pointed…read moreto me excellent sources.