I finally made it for a visit, and on Small Business Saturday no less! Before heading over, I…read morecalled to check if they had what I was looking for--and they did. The person who answered was very helpful, which was a big plus. The entrance is on the side with the small parking lot. Once you walk in, the store seems to go on and on. They've got everything you could need for home improvement projects, even the smallest ones. The staff on the floor were friendly and knowledgeable--another big plus. I liked the idea of supporting a local business for what I needed instead of going to a big-box store. That said, you might pay a little more for some items. I'm also thinking of calling to see if they offer knife sharpening--another local hardware store I know does this. The inside is just what you'd expect from a hardware store: neat, tidy, and well-organized. Definitely worth a visit! Parking can be tricky, with a small lot and some street parking available.

They are always so nice and helpful ! Everything I need is right there and around the corner from…read moreme!

My husband and I have been loyal Sniderman Hardware customers for 10 years, but we were recently…read moreghosted and gaslighted for two weeks. A crew showed up once to review our bathroom project, yet we never received an actual estimate despite calling several times. After finally being promised a specific time frame for a second visit, no one showed up and no one followed up. We value local businesses, but we value our time more. Sadly, after a decade of loyalty, we won't be using them again.

A pillar in Rochester' business society! I gave it 4 only because it doesn't have things that the…read moremodern day Hardware's have. But to me it's a 5 due to history, old Rochester. It was founded in 1946 by Sam Sniderman. I met Sam, his son, many times when I went in there to pick up things when I was in the real estate business. From plumbing , heating, electrical supplies, equipment rentals, lawn and garden needs, windows, screens, pet supplies, keys made, Sam had a bit of everything. Today I need some fish eye screws for 1 of my cameras. For old time sakes I went over to Sniderman's and picked some up. Not much has changed, the aisles were always cluttered, customers in the old days could walk down them and look for what they wanted. They have a rope crossing the entrance now. The salespeople get things for you. No more lawn mowers, rollers, or wheel barrows on the sidewalk. But they still have a lot of things you may need.

I've reviewed this place before, and it's still such a great little hardware store. I've picked up…read moreall sorts of things here like nails, WD-40, and random odds and ends. I recently learned from an online friend that they also sharpen knives! The prices are fair, and depending on the day, they can have them ready in about an hour (sometimes even faster), which beats waiting days like other spots. A few times a year, usually around the holidays but sometimes other times too they run a buy-one-get-one-free deal. Definitely worth checking out, but I'd give them a quick call first to confirm when it's happening. They also have a punch card program, and I grabbed a knife bag for $5 that's totally worth it. All in all, it's a solid neighborhood hardware store-with friendly staff, fair prices, and plenty of parking in the strip mall area.

Very helpful, friendly people. I went there for some complicated key duplication and they easily…read morehandled it. The store itself is charming and well-stocked. A go-to kind of hardware store.

A great hardware store with excellent advice on what you need…read more No wandering around for hours,quick answers,in and out in minutes!

They have very friendly store clerks and they offer good advise for do-it-yourself projects.read more

Vacuum cleaner parts these days are harder to find I've found. But luck was with me at The Home…read moreDepot. I have an older Vacuum cleaner thats been good to me. It was given to me. However some attachments were missing. And being funny about cleanliness I went on the hunt to find them First stop Walmart, nothing! Second stop by another Walmart customer, The Home Depot, Jackpot. :) One thing I would like to say is: Home Depot has Vacuums in one isle, and Vacuum parts in another isle. This doesn't make sense to me. I suggested to one of the sales people they should put everything together.

This is the most poorly managed store in the county. Manager Rob Allen does little to improve the…read morequality of the store, employees, and service. I was at the store when a man took a box cutter to his neck in isle 15, and honestly, I don't blame him. Shopping here is such a dreadful experience, I would also lose hope for the future.

Staying local and shopping small businesses has become a priority. Fairport Hardware had everything…read morewe needed to prime and paint and was happy the items were still competitively priced! Extensive inventory but less overwhelming than a big box warehouse. They also have rentals!

My son dropped of 2 window screens to be fixed. He picked them up the following day unfortunately…read moreone of them was not fixed, when I returned to the store the employees were rude and literally called me a liar. Telling me it wasn't the same screen. I have given them a lot of business over the years but will not set foot in the establishment again. Trying to help out small businesses and get treated like that, they are no different than the big corporations.

This is the way all hardware stores should be They know…read moretheir stuff and they have the right parts. Need something fixed I go here first They have parts that the big box stores don't even know exist. Yes they're closed on Sunday but I can work around it for the best advise and right repair parts. Great return policy for parts that do not work for the project.

This store is in a convenient location. They have most anything I need for work or home projects…read more Very good customer service. Thank you.

I was finishing a photo shoot and coming across the city the other day and remembered I needed a…read morespare key made. And right dead ahead was Mort Weinberger Hardware. I hadn't been there in a long long time. So I stopped in. And there was Dave at the helm. He's been there 41 years, started there as an employee and years later bought it. The business was founded in 1936 I've always liked the old fashion, traditional hardware stores. Nowadays they're fading away due to the big guys, but there are some old soldiers left. And this place is 1 of them. Weinberger Hardware handles window and screen repairs, small engine repairs. (lawnmowers,snowblowers, etc.) lock re-keying and keys made. Electrical and plumbing supplies. Nuts, bolts, nails, furnace filters. There's a little of everything around there. If you are searching for something, give him a call, he just might have it. (585) 288-6382.

Cute, little hardware store. There is a ton of stuff in here so it's a little overwhelming. The…read moreowner is very helpful and this is our go to place when working on our rentals in the area. It's not in a great neighborhood, it's on Clifford/Goodman. I wouldn't come here by myself, but not because of the store but because of the area. If you ever need stuff to work on your home or projects and are in the area, I suggest checking this place out.