One stop shop with a comfortable family atmosphere. The minute you walk in, you are greeted as if a…read morelong life friend returning home. Owner and staff are very friendly and will go out of their way to help you with what you need. From keys, food/snacks, to plumbing and auto needs. I wish there were more places like this one!!!

This family owned business has everything that you are looking for. A small but decent selection of…read moregroceries and cold drinks, they also have plate lunches and plenty of hardware and hard to find parts. Why wait in line at one of the big box stores when you can get in and out and support a local family and a locally owned business. I even bought a local stain removing soap bar plus they have locally harvested honey. It's not fancy like the bigger stores, but don't let that keep you from stopping in and checking out this gem of a business.

I can count on Stine to have the items I'm looking for when Lowe's and Home Depot doesn't. I've…read morelucked up and found hardware to fit car audio amplifiers and furniture repair hardware there.

DeRidder location was top notch with plants Hope to go…read morethere again one day. Wish Bossier city had loads of plants, etc.

Picking up my grease gun and a set of copper knives was a smooth, hassle‑free experience. The…read morepickup process was quick and easy. The staff made the whole thing even better -- everyone I interacted with was friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful.

Wow, I can't believe I have been driving passed this place and didn't stop in sooner. This is a…read moregarage shop mechanic and handy mans paradise. They have everything most mechanics need such as a large selection of hand tools, power tools, compressors, lawn equipment, tractor supplies such as wheels, tools boxes, power washers, mowers and the list goes on and on. With Sears calling it quits I can see that this location will be poised to take on all the die hard Sears customers who like a one stop shop with a great selection of high quality tools and equipment. Enjoy!

Home Depot's associates don't know their product. Not to mention the store's inventory is grossly…read moreoverpriced. I was looking for furniture repair hardware. I attempted to find it myself before asking an associate. At the time I didn't know the proper name of said hardware so I described it as a sofa nut while showing the associate a sofa leg I brought into the store. The associate asked if I've been down the hardware aisle which, I said "yes." The associate pointed to a regular screw nut. I said that's not sofa hardware. Once again displaying the sofa leg, I described the hardware I'm looking for is furniture repair hardware hoping he's changed a sofa leg or two in his lifetime. The associate then tells me that this is an equipment hardware store and that I need to go to a "furniture store" for furniture hardware. Already knowing furniture stores don't sell furniture repair hardware, I excused him. I checked again before leaving and found something called a "tee nut." The only downside was the size I needed wasn't in stock. I headed over to Lowe's that has a similar hardware aisle and found a drawer actually labeled "furniture parts"(Home Depot has these same drawers but are not labeled as such.) I purchased a pack but unfortunately they weren't there right size either. I actually found better and correct sized hardware at Stines in Broussard.

I came in here looking for and item because the app said it was available at this location. Once at…read morethe store the item was nowhere to be found. A very nice lady working at the customer service desk was able to get me some one for the department I was in to see if they could find the item. Unfortunately the young man was not able to find the item either. The manager for the department came over and she said it shows that what I was looking for was in the store. But since they weren't able to find it she if I could find a comprable item I could get it for the same price. Which is exactly what I ended up doing. I want to thank the lady who's working the customer service, the young man working the department and the manager of the department.