Our go-to hardware store in the neighborhood. We'll definitely go there first before heading to the…read morenorth end big box stores. Everyone at FAH is so friendly and helpful. They genuinely want to help their customers. You are never an inconvenience to them there. Good selection. Good pricing. Knowledgeable staff. Plenty of parking.

I encourage all veteran to do their DYI shopping at Fresno Ag Hardware. If you mention you are a…read moreveteran there is a 10% discount applied to your final purchase. You may also sign up with a current email address for awesome discounts to include celebrating your birthday. Becky was my personal point of contact for my &5 reward purchase. Her "customer first" focus was recognized immediately with her greeting to all her customers. Friendly smile and her quick wit comment with making change from a large denomination bill brought a joy to my heart. Becky & Fresno Ag is definitely an asset to the DYI community and the surrounding communities.

Location: Home Depot N Abby Date: September 17, 2026…read moreService: Halloween decorations This week I have some time and even caught up on my co-worker at home Depot. My family and I are the little late in the Halloween decorations shopping. We decided to go with the theme this year scary Disney themed characters. The prices are affordable and they do military discount at the checkout. I do like home Depot you can either pick up your item at present or order it online so that's great. Check out the photos to this review to see the scary Halloween decorations.

Was looking to get some shades for a couple rooms in the house. I was able to find a sales…read moreassociate that was very helpful. His name was Bernardo and he showed me several books of swatches from three companies based off of what I was looking for which were rollup shades. He was very informative and he suggested to order some swatches and test them out. Since I wasn't in a hurry, I followed his advice. He also suggested that I measure three points of the width of the window so for example, measure the top left to right middle left right and bottom left right as sometimes the measurements might be a little off.

Check out the video. I felt like I was living in the future. Super fun browsing furniture for my…read morefriends room. I thought what he put on the list was within his price range. I forgot the persons name who helped us but he showed great selections. Everyone was kind and I loved the free ice cream. Must check out the high tech movie chair with massage chair !

We recently ordered furniture from Bobs Furniture in Fresno and could not be happier!…read more Jose V and his partner arrived on time and in about an hour set the bed, dining set and sleeper couch. Job well done

Don't bother going here if you need advice or not a Pro. I realize they service professional…read morelandscapers as a priority but I was the only person in the Fresno store. I showed the counter person a very detailed plan for re-landscaping my backyard and asked for help me with sprinkler heads and a complete irrigation system. He pointed and said they are over there and walked away, what a rude person. Note to the owner of Ewing I needed about $1,8000 to $2,500 worth of valves, drip system, sprinklers, timers and landscape lighting and fertilizer, those dollars went to another company. Never again will i purchase from Ewing

Appear to have higher quality products then big box stores. Prices seem fair as well. Was helped by…read moreassociate Keith today. He was respectful when talking to me. But he moved me to the side she he can ring up a contractor first.

I love shopping at Hobby Lobby ! I have got a few pieces of furniture here and love the quality. I…read morego to buy anything involving decorating my home or hobby's .

Friendlier staff no doubt! All these stores are just a…read moremini-Walmart of crafts. The employees basically ring customers up, have zero crafting experience and no way will the EVER reach the status of the former company "Joann Fabrics" founded in 1943 and was the largest fabric company in the USA.

Calling holiday shoppers, Re-Loved Vintage has you covered for those all of those last minute…read moregifts! This awesome women-owned business has some of the most unique vintage furniture I've ever seen. Large comfy tufted chairs, post modern couches with attached end tables, and other accents pieces. They also have a ton of framed art pieces, retro desk and nightstand lamps, glass wares, and other conversation starting decor for your home. These aren't garage sale items, the owners here put in a lot of time and effort to find amazing pieces. I walked out of here with two hand painted wooden pieces from Mexico and my kids love them!

We purchased a mid century end table and four Cherner chairs. What an exquisite shop. The owners…read moreare simply lovely. We will be back again!

I've been a loyal customer since 2019, and almost all of my home appliances are from this store…read more They have always provided great service, and this time was no exception -- they delivered my order on the same day! Highly recommend.

I stopped by today to buy a dryer. There were very few in stock and they quoted me over $1000. I…read morewas able to buy one just down the street for less than half. $500 and the other store offered free delivery!!! I wouldn't waste my time at this store.

I noticed some reviews mentioning feeling watched or followed while shopping here, and I wanted to…read moreshare a different perspective from my experience. As a woman of color and a small-business owner of almost a decade, I don't take concerns about profiling lightly. I know when an environment feels genuinely unwelcoming or when there seems to be real prejudice behind an interaction--there are antique shops in Old Town that I personally choose not to shop at for that reason. Here, though, I haven't felt that kind of ill intent. From what I've observed, the attentiveness feels pretty generalized. This really is a marketplace made up of many small, independent vendors who have put a lot of time, money and pride into what they've created. There are a lot of different faces moving throughout the store and checking on things, and I've noticed that attentiveness seems to be pretty consistent throughout the space. I can understand why being checked on frequently might make someone uncomfortable, and I don't want to dismiss anyone else's experience. At the same time, theft is unfortunately something small businesses have to worry about, especially in a marketplace filled with unique, often irreplaceable pieces from dozens of individual vendors. The person being watched may have absolutely no intention of stealing, but that doesn't mean theft hasn't happened before or that these micro-businesses don't have a reason to be protective of their inventory. The bag policy also doesn't strike me as unusual. Goodwill has had similar policies around larger bags and backpacks for ages, and plenty of stores ask customers to leave oversized bags at the front. Honestly, in an antique store my bigger fear is turning around with a giant tote and accidentally taking out a shelf of Fenton glass. Personally, I try to interact with the people working and selling there rather than immediately assuming the attention is directed at me personally. I've found there is a real sense of community among the vendors, and many of them are genuinely excited to talk about what they've collected and created. And honestly, that may be part of why I find such good treasures here. Vendors seem comfortable bringing in interesting, valuable and unusual pieces that I don't necessarily find in places where merchandise isn't watched as closely. For me, that makes eclectic house worth exploring.

Overall it was okay/ decent. It was my first time and I really do enjoy a true vintage shopping…read moreexperience. The issue is that there is a lot of wannabe vintage and "inspired" inventory. Fake luxury goods and perfumes along with fake costume jewelry cheaply made - it dampened the experience for me. I'm a big fan of MCM and 1950's martini cat and atomic art . I searched and I did find some martini cat pictures but they were newly made and blurry - low quality prints. There were some mcm furniture pieces though but not a lot of artwork or decor. I appreciate the concept and all the vendors that partake. It could be a one -stop -shop for people. I am certain inventory changes quite a bit. This can be someplace I will check out from time to time but it isn't my top choice as it is not a true antique shop.

I live for the cooler months because that means it's pumpkin time. My boys enjoy Halloween and…read morepumpkin patches as much as I do. Planet pumpkin is a family favorite because they have so much to offer. They have a few carnival rides for cheap. 20 bucks will get you 12 tickets. Each ride is only 1 to 2 tickets so you can get on a few. They also have a couple food trucks and vendors selling merchandise. We went on a Thursday and they had a dj there but not sure if that's a nightly thing. They sell their pumpkins per pound so beware cause it can add up quickly.

Without parking and entrance fees, we spend the saved money plus our time on ride tickets & food,…read moreplus enjoy the pumpkin patch. Since we have missed a year or two, we have both succeeded and failed making visiting Planet Pumpkin an October family tradition. Thursday night, we happily spent on ride tickets, a bowl of corn, elote, (steak) fries, chicken strips with plain fries, soda, cotton candy, and more. Employees at the ticket stand were unfriendly and not amusing, however the vendors were polite. We look forward to returning next year!

I recently visited Ace Hardware on Champlain Drive in Fresno and was very disappointed with the…read morelevel of customer service I received. While searching for a specific item, I approached several employees for assistance. Rather than taking a moment to help or walk me to the product, I was simply pointed toward the other side of the store and left to continue searching on my own. One of the reasons customers choose a neighborhood hardware store over a large box retailer is the expectation of knowledgeable, helpful service. Unfortunately, that was not my experience during this visit. I felt ignored and unimportant as a customer. Based on this experience, this will likely be my last visit to this location. Customer service is what keeps people coming back, and if improvements are not made, I believe the store will continue to lose loyal customers.

I have been coming here for a long time. So a week ago I was going to buy something that needed…read morebrought down from a shelf, the employee complained walked away, I left after I waited and purchased at Lowe's. Today I wanted a key made I asked an employee who was walking by he rudely told me he was helping someone else. I did hear him radio that someone wanted a key made. 10 minutes and no one came. As I left 3 employees were by the return counter sharing stories and laughing. I will be getting a key made elsewhere