I had a good shop in this massive Hobby Lobby which is very similar to other HL's I have…read morepatronized. All the things you need for crafting and home decor including cute signs with random messages (some Biblical, some not), pictures and picture frames, scrapbooking and more. HL is the only art supply store that seems to carry the paint brushes that my wife likes. Once I found that aisle (this is a big store!), they were in stock. I bought the three of them that they had. Awesome! Decent pricing, too. Checkout was easy enough with a short wait and a friendly checkout girl. [Review 11034 overall, 807 of 2019.]

I love this hobby lobby i love there prices there service is amazing and i am a normal customer in…read morethere i love there stuff its so good quality i recommend you going to this store!!!!

They did a great job fixing my lawnmower in a timely manner but the owner was the rudest and…read moreinconsiderate person I ever had to communicate with. Honestl! Sadly, I wouldn't go back and a good lawnmower guy is hard to find.

I was potentially a brand new customer, and the owner treated me horribly. I called to ask about a…read morespecific part I needed for my STIHL leaf blower, because they are a STIHL dealer. Apparently they sell used equipment parts, and new. When I called, I was trying to price out a new part not knowing about their used parts business. He acted as though I should know that, and seemed put off that I didn't. It's the first time I've ever experienced a dealership of new equipment that has a used parts side business. He said over the phone gruffly that he had at least one, if not many of the exact part I needed in stock. His wording was confusing though. He said "We have the part on site". I asked him what did that mean? Are they at your dealership? On site could mean a warehouse nearby depending on how you look at it. I asked him again "Do you mean at your dealership" ? He said again "On site". He kept repeating "On Site" without explaining. Once I decided to let that confusion go, I assumed he meant at his business, even though I still wasn't 100% sure. He then said it was a part that was normally around $40 new, but he would sell the used part for $20, which he said was 60% off. I didn't argue that it would actually be $16, because based on his attitude at that point I decided to let it go. I told him I was on my way. I was under the impression that the part would be waiting for me when I got there, because he seemed to act like he had his eyes on it when I originally called. So I drove the 20 miles to get there. When I finally got there, there were two nicer younger guys that I was hoping I would be dealing with as far as the transaction went. They were polite and friendly. Unfortunately, the owner was the one I would be dealing with. He didn't greet me, even though I was clearly waiting to talk to him for a few minutes. He just kept working on some customer equipment issue at his work bench for 5 minutes, even though I was standing right by him. Finally I got his attention and reminded him that I came for the part we had talked about. He gruffly started looking for the part that I thought he would have waiting for me when I got there. He spent a few minutes looking, and then told me "There is no part, maybe a flaw in the inventory", and gave me a shrug. I then asked the younger guys if they could look up the part, and see if they had a new one in the store, because I didn't care if it was used or new. As they started looking, I said to the owner "You seemed annoyed with me on the phone, but I really thought you had actually bothered to get the part because you were off the phone with me on hold seemingly looking for it. "Don't tell people you have multiple of a certain part on site when you don't ". He didn't apologize for anything, and acted like it was my fault. He then asked me to get out of his store, yelling like some lunatic. He went from grumpy, to super angry in about 2 seconds. I agree he is technically the king of his castle, and I can tell his workers are afraid of his personality, because they probably had witnessed it many times and started to try and look busy working on anything they could find in front of them. I must say given the situation, I understand mistakes happen, but don't act rude to customers that are only there because of your word in the first place. If your word is no longer honest or trustworthy, time to find some help that can service the phone line properly, and stay out of site of your customers if you seem to hate them that badly. I've never been asked to leave any establishment or business in my entire lifetime, and I'm 50 going on 51. You can be "King Of Your Castle", but understand customers can and will continue to voice their opinion about you and your business. I just noticed this similar thing had happened to another poor customer in the reviews shortly before I witnessed this happening to me. I truly hope you get some help for your obvious anger issues. Everyone has bad days, but this looks like a common reoccurring problem you seem to have looking at some of your reviews. Zero stars.

Mr. MVP and I had to visit Ace Hardware on Saturday morning because someone tried to break into our…read morehouse on Wednesday night. Three of our screens were cut (and a large window was broken) and the police officer who responded to our call suggested that we take the screens to Ace Hardware to have them replaced. I had called ahead on Friday and asked about screen replacement and was given prices - FYI a regular sized window screen is about $7 for a replacement and $14 for a replacement with heavy duty screen. Our windows are gigantic so they were four times that amount. Not a big deal. The older gentleman who first helped us with our screens let us know that the screen guy would not be in until noon so we would have to leave our screens and come back - no problem. We left our name and number and asked for help finding some locks. He guided us to the right place and offered his advice on which lock he thought might work for our needs. He seemed like he had a little bit of knowledge about a lot of stuff. He offered us popcorn, which we had to turn down and then he had to go help another customer. We then wanted to look at security lights. When we turned the corner we found another employee - again another older gentleman - who we asked to help us find security flood lights. He seemed very confident when he guided us all the way across the store and pointed down on a shelf at Christmas tree lights. This gentleman was obviously confused. Mr. MVP clarified that we needed flood lights for the garage and he paused and started walking in the same direction we had just came from, only this time very slowly. We took a small tour of the store, pausing multiple times before we came to rest in front of indoor ceiling lights. Thankfully, Mr. MVP noticed the flood lights around the corner from where we were standing and politely pointed them out to me like I was the one who was walking around aimlessly. We thanked our tour guide and shopped the rest of Ace Hardware on our own. I still think that gentleman is lost somewhere looking for lights. This Ace Hardware is clean and very well stocked. They have everything - tools, paint, hardware and even some clothing. There is a lot of stuff for the home and all the improvements we all need to do. Their prices were very reasonable too. We purchased a four set of locks and double checked the price on Amazon. Amazon had the same set for just 50 cents more and because we like to support local businesses we thought that was a good deal. We will hopefully get our screens back on Monday (there was a sizing issue with the windows being too big and the screen material being too small) and if we need something in the future we know we have another nice hardware store in our area.

They refused to accept a return from another Ace Hardware. The items had all packaging and not…read moreused. I even had the receipt and they were recorded on my rewards plan. Unacceptable

Such great guys to get help from here my first choice of hardware stores when I can get there when…read morethey are open. For a small looking building they have a vast amount of items. The paint selection is impressive!

Level Park Hardware is " on the level " and whether you're a professional, a homeowner or a…read moreprofessional homeowner they will take care of you . They are a Husband snd Wife Team and She has been a Truck Mechanic and knows more about Tools and Fixing Things Right than 12 average People . He's also Pretty Darn Good but the what really stands out about the two of them is their Integrity , which they both have and you'll know it after your first or thousandth visit to Level Park Hardware. i'm a bit ashamed i haven't left a review previously, i hope you do also because i like it when people agree with me and i have no doubt you will if you have sense enough to use words . Thanks for reading, i hope this helps you to chose to do business with Good Honest Folk .

I went to this location for the first time the other day and it's my new favorite. Every employee…read morewas very friendly but Karlona was my favorite. She helped me in the fitting room and she was great!! Super friendly and welcoming and I really appreciate that as a customer. Favorite store to get a good clearance deal. Good variety to choose from for just about everything. I will be back!

I like the stuff they have there. They do have some good stuff there. Any electronics I have…read morebought I had to return. All were just no good. I usually find some good Halloween or Christmas decorations there. Not really as cheap as they advertise, but nice ones. My wife really loves this store for clothing and sometimes they have her Keto Coffee. My only complaint is that shopping here, 3 times has my credit card numbers have been stolen where my wife and I have had new cards reissued. Are they hiring crooked employees? I only pay cash there now. I no longer take chances.

It's great to have a locally owned nursery in town, and I really appreciate how helpful the staff…read moreis. The feel is just way more homey than places like Lowe's where no one seems to want to help you at all. I've found everyone to be welcoming. And now with COVID, I'm impressed by their mask compliance. It's also so nice what a great community member Wedel's is. I participate in the Kalamazoo Junior Symphony Orchestra's fruit sale fundraiser and was thrilled that Wedel's was the partner. It's a great, central place for people to pick-up their fruit, and I hope the partnership continues in the future.

I enjoy shopping here, but don't expect bargains. Always check your receipt, today, some house…read moreplants were supposed to be on sale, but half rang up at full price. Learned that the hard way.

Beth helped me with the challenge of altering my dog's jacket. It fit him in too loosely and often…read morefell off. It took some adjustments involving the Velcro and other stuff. Jayce and I are eternally grateful! ‍

Fabric selection here is wide and deep. They have pretty much everything and I stop in when I am in…read moretown for work. Never know what you will find. That said, I'm disappointed with their prices. I know EVERYTHING is more expensive, but it looks like they raised their prices on everything including fabric they've had before tariffs and a bad economy kicked in. $14+ for a yard of regular price quilt cotton is really high even for a local quilt shop. I left with nothing and won't be back. Stores wonder why people shop Hobby Lobby and online. This is why. Less expensive even with the cost of shipping.

What can I say? They are the best! I know the staff by first name and I go there once or twice…read moreevery week. Charlie has been there the longest and he is super helpful. Have never stumped him on a question yet. Not only do I get to buy local, very important to me, they have what I need. Single bolts and nuts and motors for several items so I can repair something versus throw it away. I like that.

Very rarely do I walk out of Bob's Hardware without what I went there for, the customer staff is…read morefantastic! Very knowledgeable~