Good prices, beautiful flowers, and they have everything you need! Staff was friendly, and answered…read moreevery question that I had. Will definitely be back.

The cashiers are always so nice, and they almost always have what I need. I especially love the…read morelive plants in the spring/summer. Sometimes the gentlemen staff are a little condescending as I am a woman at a hardware store, but for the most part they can answer my questions.

Great local hardware store with a variety of options to take care of the customers needs. Large…read moreparking lot out front. Easy accessibility without stairs. Great hometown feel. They have everything from painting to hardware items, to Christmas decorations and gardening. It's a better version of any hardware store I have been inside of in my opinion. The staff is super helpful and friendly. The prices are on point for items needed. I really love that they have popcorn that you can purchase so the facility smells wonderful while you shop. Cannot say enough good about this location. Highly recommend to stop in for all your home repair needs.

Hubby likes to run in here all the time for home and outdoor supplies. He has always raved about…read morethe excellent selection they have in such a small space. I've been a few times and also found what I needed. Their space is small so aisles are narrow and there is A LOT of stuff everywhere. That said I found it easy enough to find everything I needed. Prices are very reasonable. I liked that they have natural dog treats, they carry all of our favorite locally produced seasoning - Blues Hog, and the bbq/grilling section is diverse. The employees were friendly and helpful as well. They seemed to truly care that the customer found what they need and are taken care of.

New name same service after 9 years…read more Grand Opening today was great. I ate hamburgers, hotdogs, sausages and pretzels for a snack... more like lunch. The workers didn't try to stop me. I went in trying to find CO2 cartilages for a plunger that my house had in the closet. While workers found my picture interesting... they didn't have any. I continued and ended up grabbing free seasoning, seeds and a free tote bag. Lunch and to some freebies made the visit worthwhile. The staff answered my questions, yet did not pressure me. Ego ? and yeti was on sale, but to expensive for me. The store looked clean and nice for the grand opening.

I bought this stihl chain saw just over a year ago. Initially it worked great, but after sitting…read morefor a few weeks, it would not start. I took it back to Ace hardware twice, and they would do something to it and get it started. The guy told me that despite purchasing the very expensive stihl motor mix, that I had to empty the tank every time and put new fuel in it. That is absurd and an environmental travesty! Tonight, after spending almost an hour trying to start it, and emptying the tank and putting new moto mix in it, took it back and asked for a refund based on the warranty I bought into. They said they only honor that for 30 days and that I would have to contact Stihl. I have, but have low expectations. Thankfully, I have a 1960 John Deere chain saw that hasn't been serviced in over 30 years, but still starts and runs. But it is very heavy and only 12". Also, I have a huge Oak to cut up! Almost $500 invested and I am still using a 1960 John Deere chain saw. I have always loved Ace but this is something I will not get over soon.

Staff is friendly and helpful. Store has everything I needed. I like the smaller local shopsread more

They are so nice, and take you right to what your looking for. Great customer service & fair…read moreprices. Free popcorn is a plus.

Outstanding old school real hardware store. Great service. Rare gem…read more Open Saturday. Cash only.

I love this place so much…read more I lived in Old North for five years, and was a frequent visitor to Marx during that time. I still stop by when I go back to visit St. Louis. There is no place like it. They still heat the place exclusively with the potbelly stove. They have hunting trophies and a roll-top desk. They still sell window glaze by the pound. Marx has been open since 1875, and has been in the same family most of that time. While their inventory may appear slightly underwhelming on the surface, ask them if you don't see what you need right away. They may have it in the back, or may have an alternate idea. If they don't have something, Steve can tell you another place on the Near North Side to get it. Several times during the renovation of my old house, I'd try going to Home Depot for something and discover that they do not sell things appropriate to an old house. So I'd go back to Marx and of course they knew where I could get an 36" chimney cap for an 1890s chimney, or where I could get push mower blades sharpened, or... really, you name it, and he always knew. Another experience I had with Marx while renovating my old house: Several times I would have a last-minute emergency, moments before Marx was set to close for the day, and I'd call over there and ask, "Hey, it's Claire on Sullivan Street. I just had a plumbing blowout. Can you please stay open for 10 more minutes so I can get the parts I need to have running water tonight?" and they would stay open for me. I don't know that they'd do that for casual customers they didn't know, but the fact that they do it at all says a lot. You can't build that kind of relationship or get that kind of service from Home Depot or Lowes. Steve even let me use the shop to film a scene of a short movie. Again, not a thing they'd necessarily do for any random person who walked in the door, but the fact that he did that says something about his generosity. Not only did he let our whole slew of actors-not-going-to-buy-anything traipse all over the store and change costumes, but he even volunteered to play the shopkeeper in our little movie. So, so nice. Worth noting briefly: Marx carries a handful of household goods. Detergent, toilet paper, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, stuff like that. When I lived on the Near North Side without a car, I was mighty grateful to be able to get these things a couple of blocks from my house. They might be cheaper elsewhere, but not having to cross town and keeping the money in my community, are worth it. Obviously this is not an impartial review, but this place has gone above and beyond for me many times. Detroit (my new home) has many great hardware stores in its neighborhoods, but Marx is still my all-time favorite.

The staff was friendly and professional. They helped guide my daughter through all the materials…read moreshe needed for her Eagle Scout project, which was great as I know her project is much smaller than what they usually likely support. The service was incredible, and I would definitely shop here for any future lumber or project needs.

Beyers has unique wood sizes that I just can't find in the big box stores. They are super customer…read moreoriented and I have used them on many jobs. So glad they are around!

Came to this location right at the peak of the snow storm. I was in need of a shovel and salt in…read morecase everything turned into ice. There were plenty of shovels in stock, but i couldn't find the salt. I asked a gentleman stocking the shelves of there was any salt. He never turned around to acknowledge me, he simply continued stocking the shelves and said they were completely out of salt, but an emergency shipment should be coming in but he didn't know when. I paid for my shovel and left. Decently priced shovel and it got the job done removing the snow.

Was in and out quickly. Asked an associate where the drill bits were located and took me straight…read morethere. Everyone I encountered was friendly. Fast check out process

My pre-lit Christmas tree died last year. The lights in the mid section went out and having to…read morestrand extra lights, was a pain. So I started shopping for a new tree. I hit all the big box stores and even checked the web and could not find one I liked at a price I wanted to pay. I was at a point, where I was giving up and deciding not to have a Christmas tree. To my surprise, I found the perfect tree at a mom and pop hardware store. I came to St Peters, to pick-up some lawn bags and left with lawn bags and a new Christmas tree at a sale price that was cheaper then any of the other places I shopped. Lesson learned, shop local for the best service and value.

i love the delivery team and the rental department. I spite of a pretty big lack of communication…read morethis year, I still recommend them wholeheartedly!

This place has about everything you need and they are very knowledgeable. The best part about them…read moreis they are a small business owner and they are close to my house.

This is great place for a professional mechanic or do it your selfers. Ward is always there to…read moreprovide wisdom and guidance on tool and fastener selection. One of my favorite hardware stores!