Great service and delivery! They were able to help me with redoing my front lawn- best seed,…read morecompost, topsoil, etc... Honestly, I didn't think they would deliver to Ewing because of the distance, but it was no problem. And, no "minimum "5 yards."" I understand 2 or 3, but some of the other places in the area had a minimum 5 yards and higher delivery fee. Thank you.

Big farm and pet supply store out in Pennington. They're also well stocked in gardening supplies…read moreand hardware. Want to buy a saddle and a half-dozen chicks in the same place? You've got the right place. They don't carry the high-end brands of pet food, but they've still got a decent selection. They also sell big bags of mess free seed that is either hard to find or twice as expensive elsewhere. In the Summer I like to stop in there on Saturday mornings and take advantage of the Farmer's market that goes on out front. In addition, they also sell machinery in their adjacent shop, and it's a good place to go to get your lawnmower, leaf blower or edger fixed or tuned up.

5 star service from Dave. Got what we needed and got quickly…read morein and out. This is my go-to local hardware store and I am so glad they are here. Keys made, too!

Just left the store, went in to literally buy an odd sized nut for a solar light. The store…read moreassociate Tim helped me to quickly find it in the hardware isle. Really nice young man and excellent customer service. Store looks immaculate inside, very well organized. I will surely be going back and highly recommend this store. Thanks Tim.

Well-stocked for a small-looking place. Excellent fastener selection for common and esoteric…read morelittle screws, washers, etc. Very limited selection of plumbing fixture cartridges etc. Good, clean, organized local mom & pop shop alternative to the big stores. Keep them fed!

I'm old enough to remember when my family first moved to this town during my teen years and there…read morewas a bowling alley in this location instead of a hardware store; said bowling alley long gone now, although you can sort of ascertain the configuration and outlines of that bygone "pleasure palace" for what passed for the working-class in Bernardsville (I can't imagine that the blue-bloods up in the posh Bernardsville mountains ever bowled; if they did, they probably had their own private bowling alleys set up on their estates) when you step into the store. It's a relatively small space, but I can't imagine not finding what you need down its narrow aisles and on its fully-stocked shelves. My hardware needs are very limited. I'm not a "do-it-yourself" kinda guy. If I can nail 2 boards together without smashing my finger with the hammer in the process, I'm ahead of the game. Every couple of months, I buy an air filter here to replace my old one. And...that's about it. Although, I've occasionally had other "hardware" needs, and Bernardsville Hardware has never let me down. When I needed a new flashlight, I bought it here. When I needed a kitchen timer, I bought it here. And then there was that mouse... Years ago, my sister "gifted" me with a cat I didn't want, and didn't know was feral (believe me, this isn't one of my long-winded, irrelevant asides; it's germane to the review-- at least, I think it is). In short order, my furniture was destroyed, and I had semi-permanent red stripes up both of my arms, the result of my misguided efforts to be nice and friendly to the cat, given we both were sharing the same abode. I've always had a deathly fear of rodents and I figured...if nothing else...the cat would be useful if any somehow managed to enter my "mancave." When, years later, the cat was on its last legs (and, believe it or not, I cried like a baby when I had to put it down), I was writing at my desk when I saw the cat acting in an odd, uncharacteristic manner. I couldn't figure it out until I saw a black rodent's head poking out from behind the corner of a nearby box. I'm embarrassed to say that I threw myself out of my chair, and yelled, "KILL IT! KILL THE MOTHERF****!!! KILL IT!!!" (So much for all that pacifistic Buddhist literature I had been reading...) My cat was unequal to the task, evidently thinking the mouse was an entertaining visitor, rather than a nauseating intruder. Practically unhinged, I drove down to Bernardsville Hardware, and asked in desperation what I could do. The man unlucky enough to draw me as a customer (although he was very nice) explained to me the process for killing a mouse, provided me with glue traps and an old-fashioned mousetrap, describing how I should put some peanut butter on the trap and leave it up against the wall, where rodents tend to run and defecate. I did as he suggested, although I was in despair, thinking this wasn't going to work. I went into my bedroom to try and read, listen to music and pray to a God I wasn't sure I believed in that this was all going to come out alright (but then what in my life ever does? Boo, hoo, hoo!!!...anyway...). I heard no sound, no indication that things had worked out as the hardware employee had predicted. But when I went to hazard a look, the trap had been sprung, and the intruder was dead (I'm actually glad it hadn't gone to the glue traps; I mean, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do when the mouse became stuck to them...Was I supposed to batter the mouse to death with a nearby golf club as it tried to free itself? I was still an executioner, but the old- fashioned mousetrap seemed like a more merciful death, at least to a timid soul like myself). (For the curious, I think the mouse wormed its way through a screen door when I was working out in my living room during the chill of November, and I had the glass door open. At least, that's what I think. I've never been bothered by rodents since, thankfully.) My girlfriend at the time lived down the hall and had a fireplace, so I asked if I could borrow the fireplace tongs to dispose of the mouse. Laughing at me and my distress at the thought of touching the thing, she agreed, but I can't help thinking that's one of the reasons we broke up not long afterward. Or maybe it was something else. Anyway... Parking in the front can be tight, but there's ample parking off to the side. Inside, they even have a machine providing popcorn. I've never availed myself of it, but it's a nice touch. Employees are friendly enough, although the last guy ringing me up took my $20 bill and held it up to the light, examining it from one angle, and then another. This isn't the only store where that's happened, and I get it that no business wants to be ripped off by someone distributing fugazy currency, but it was a bit off-putting. Still, this is a close and convenient store for my limited hardware and mouse-killing needs. And I'm a big supporter of small businesses. Recommended.

Cookies AND hardware! Spoke with the store manager, Tim after he asked me if I needed help. I…read moreappreciate the quality customer service and personable environment, a classic small town hardware store. You get the feeling through their engagement with the community, knickknacks and services provide true value to Newtown. Thanks y'all!

Great gem. Old time hardware store that has everything. Their secret weapon is their friendly and…read morehelpful staff that can fix anything for a reasonable price.

Establishment is nice and great service. There are a lot of workers and very informative.read more

Service is exceptional, and the breadth and scope of the merchandise are amazing…read more They even expanded their hours after a snowstorm to accommodate their clients. A Norman Rockwell experience, if ever there was one!

Excellent local hardware store! Mark is super knowledgeable and helpful! Great place to pick up…read moreanything you might need for fixing up the house - paint, stains, screws, drill bits, electrical and plumbing supplies, gardening tools and so much more! No need to run to the big box stores when you just need a couple items. They're also an authorized dealer for Benjamin Moore Paint. Highly recommend!

I've been going to this Hardware store for over 50 years . It's a family owned business and they…read moretreat me like family . They always have what I need. If they don't have it they will get it . God bless this store .

I shop here all the time for many years . The owners and workers have always been courteous to me…read more Forget these negative reviews they are old And maybe based on anger They have almost everything you need for household jobs. Prices are reasonable. They are local and we need to support local business or we lose it. The staff has always been helpful and pleasant to me. I am glad they are there and open when I need them

Always friendly and helpful. Impressive stock for a modest store. Very decent prices. Strong…read morerecommendation. I'm thrilled to have them close by.

Rittenhouse Hardware exemplifies the kind of neighborhood store that every city should cherish. I…read morelive nearby and make it a point to visit whenever possible. The store is highly organized and offers a surprisingly wide array of items for its size. What truly distinguishes it, however, is its staff. They are knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely helpful. Walking in with a problem, they'll help you think through the best solution. Often, the advice alone makes the trip worthwhile, with the purchase being a bonus. In an age where almost everything can be ordered instantly online, places like this still play an essential role. Some issues require judgment and experience, not just a quick online search. The team here clearly knows their craft and is happy to share their expertise. What I especially value is their honesty. They never try to pressure you into buying unnecessary items. If they don't carry what you need, they'll tell you and often point you toward where to find it. Such confidence and integrity are rare. While large stores like Home Depot have vast inventories, for smaller or specialized items, especially related to older Center City homes, this store is often the better choice. Prices are fair, and the quality of guidance enhances the overall value. It's evident that this store is run with pride, care, and years of expertise. It has genuine character, and I hope the neighborhood appreciates it as much as I do. I'm always impressed when I visit. Thank you!

Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. This tiny store has so much in it, including tons of…read moregardening supplies.

Knowledgable, friendly and conveniently located hardware store on First Ave! Came in here to get…read moresamples of Benjamin Moore paint and the team was incredibly helpful. Always better to support and shop local when possible!

Terrific old school hardware store. The staff is ultra friendly and helpful, great product…read moreknowledge too. Much better than shopping at a big box store.

I've stopped in here a few times because it's so close to where I work. I can count on them to…read morehave what I need, and have it at a fair and reasonable price. I've never had any issues with service.

Lou was working which is wonderful…read more I was coming to see if they had their Christmas display up . Tinsel and other Christmas items!! I had to pick up some tinsel today!!!