Harbor Freight is my go to place to find that tool, hardware item, or just about anything for a…read moretask or job when I need it in a hurry. If you are a scrupulous shopper you can catch some pretty good deals on power tools or other items that are well below the cost of a big box store or even Amazon. Today my need and find was to get some steel wool. Needed to clog some holes on my front porch in hopes of keeping birds away this summer. They had it and it was only $2.50. $3-$4 cheaper than every other brick and mortar store. You will usually have to wait in a line at checkout. But, it moves pretty quick. Most of the items are "off brand" items that they carry. But, the quality of everything I have bought from them is very high. They sell extended warranties with almost everything you buy. And their return policy is solid. Save your paper receipt or they will text/email you a copy as well. Coupons change out almost weekly and there are some good deals. You just have to watch for them. I'd recommend this business.

I UNDERSTAND that this store is geared for men who generally speaking, don't have a need most of…read morethe time, to use the bathroom and even if they did, they are USED to a men's bathroom elsewhere so I'm sure, like the employees' women's room, the crud in the bathroom on the makeshift slide lock and everywhere else only proves that NO ONE goes in and cleans it. The crud on the walls and elsewhere would indicate that the city health department had better wear gloves when they go in there or possibly to inspect it when I'm through with this review. I'm a middle-aged woman who went to pick up her hubby's (first and last time) desired tool. No help from anyone around, though the cashier directed me to the aisle I needed. With all the different types of tools, I stood there like a newborn wondering which one I needed. Then of ALL things, nature called. It was NOT something I had planned on, but due to all the looking around, it just happened that I had to use (ohmygod) the women's room. Which I'm not keen on using ANY public washroom, but nature isn't fair at times. I found the Women's bathroom and there was an OUT OF ORDER sign on it. Not good...I made sure I had vinyl gloves on and I approached the Men's room. That TOO was out of order. Say, what? I tried both doors, locked. With no sales crew on floor (both were in the stockroom area not doing much of anything), I walked back to the front of the store diagonally from where the public restrooms were and the male cashier told me HE was the manager which I found out from the girl employees that he indeed was NOT the manager. So, Jose LIED to me saying he was the Manager and furthermore instructed me to go to the grocery store that was a considerable distance from the store which I KNEW BEING AN ADULT I WOULD NOT MAKE IT IN TIME. BEING A HIKER AND HAD THERE BEEN NO CAMERAS AND SOME WOODS AVAILABLE TO MY USE, I DEFINITELY WOULD HAVE GONE THAT ROUTE. I can only surmise how filthy either the public Women's or Men's rest rooms were; thankfully, I didn't have to be shocked in addition to the mistreatment I incurrred. Most importantly, he REFUSED in front of customers that I COULD NOT USE THE EMPLOYEES' BATHROOM. AND I TOLD HIM I COULD NOT MAKE IT TO THE grocery store to use their facilities AND WITH THAT I TURNED AROUND AND WENT AND FOUND THE EMPLOYEES' BATHROOM. In this day and age, there is NO excuse to deny a customer of 12 years' the use of a facility that I've never needed to use in the past. If you have low lives that trash your bathroom, then you can do what gas stations do in such areas, you provide a key and monitor who uses the bathroom which keeps these incidents non-existent. YOU DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT DENY A CUSTOMER USE OF A FACILITY IN TIME OF EMERGENCY, BOTTOM LINE. I've contacted Harbor Freight headquarters and gave them this same information along with the key points. 1) Jose is a LIAR. 2) Cheyenne was nice enough to give me the 800# but the cashier's name but not the REAL manager of the store. 3) Can't disclose the bathrooms which I surmise may be cleaner than the crud of dirt in the employees' bathroom--obviously the health department doesn't go in there to inspect if it's their requirement--and if it isn't, it should be. I would say a men's truck stop bathroom was cleaner than the Women's Employee bathroom, but I feel very sorry for the women employees as I'm sure the crud on the walls, the door--even if they aren't the best of domestic cleaners HAS to be better. I'd be depressed if I worked there and had to use the employee bathroom which was devoid of paper towels but luckily had toilet paper.

It's rare for me to give a 5gstar review to an outlet store, but this place deserves it. The…read morestore is dog-friendly as are all the employees here. Anything you could ever need for cast iron cooking can be found here. They also have a lot of seasonings and spices for sale.

Clerk accidently overcharged. We didn't notice, sent us an email with refund! Very reasonable…read moreprices

Helpful to the 10th degree…read more Walked in with a list my husband sent me with and was guided and helped through the entire store. I also have the pleasure of being short, so the associate retrieved a shovel and clamps high up for me. Answered all my questions and set me up with my new favorite for life, garden hose. This has my business for life when I shop in the Knoxville area.

Elder's Ace Hardware in Bearden is just like an old hardware store. They don't have nearly as many…read moreold nuts and bolts as Parker Brother's used to have but they have that sense of service and knowledge to help you with your next 'Do it yourself' project. They have a good selection of grills and edgers for trimming around sidewalks and patios. They also have lots of lawn and garden supplies including fertilizer, seed, mulch and more.

Pigeon Forge, Tn. I'll just sum up my visit here with a…read moreYAWN. I thought there might be some interesting or even specialty tools but mostly everything here you can get at Harbor Freight or Home Depot. The one cool thing they had was bulk driver bits. All kinds of them. I stocked up on a few Phillips bits, I have not yet tested to see how easily they break. I have a hunch though as to how they will do...

It's been couple of years since I purchased but I was very pleased. This week i will purchase…read moreagain.

I cant believe that an owner would make a young woman work overtime, stiff her pay and them write…read moreher up for not working over.

This past week we had a lot of snow.. businesses were closed. We didn't bring our shovel from our…read morehometown thinking it wouldn't come to use. We found out that was wrong.. Home Depot and lowes no shovel to be found.. I called tractor supply with a slim chance they would have one. They indeed have shovels but they were closing early.. but would keep it open for us because we were five minutes away. This manager didn't have to but did. He went out of his way to help us. We will be forever grateful.

Love it ! Great service! We love the dog wash in New Tazewell. I also love the dog pad brand they…read moresell. Great value and service. Your dog gets a treat and a free dog wash after every 3 dog washes. The dog wash is only $9.99 and shampoo is included and dryer

such a nice store but not much help as to customer service but overall they seem to be very…read moreknowledgeable and stocked good

We enjoyed walking around this target. We found a lot of fall and Halloween items. This location…read morehad a large grocery store attached. We found many items for purchase.

Very nice store. Many different items! Some things you can't find anywhere else. Something for…read moreeveryone! The ladies working were very kind and helpful too.

I love the selection of items in the store, a great place to find stocking fillers and other…read moregoodies. They have everything from mugs, tea towels, wax melts, general decor. I did find some of the mugs a little overpriced, but that might have something to do with the artist who made them. It's a shame because I would have liked to buy a couple more items from here.