These guys are awesome! A bit less expensive than the big box DIY stores. And they act like…read moreneighbors too- friendly!

This is a no frills hardware store that will no doubt have anything you need! It is located in the…read moreheart of Dadeville. Employees are very helpful!

Coosa Valley is my preferred feed store. Very helpful and welcoming. Mr. Jim is very knowledgeable…read moreand goes out of the way to provide personalized, first-class customer service. I am very happy with the special order of feed as well as the prompt arrival and highly competitive cost. I highly recommend Coosa Valley for your feed, seed and farm needs.

LOVE LOVE LOVE the Coosa Valley Milling & Hardware store in Wilsonville. Most of you may not know…read morethis, but those really fabulous McEwen grits that all of your favorite downtown posh restaurants use??? The grits that you buy from the nice man at Pepper Place on Saturday mornings??? Well, they come from Coosa Valley Milling in Wilsonville - And that nice man is the owner, Frank McEwen! Take a little afternoon drive down 280 some day, take a right on 25 and follow it till you get to the mill and store. Inside, you'll most likely be greeted by none other than Frank McEwen, the owner (that nice man at Pepper Place)! Sometimes his boys are there too. OK, I'll admit it, I grew up in the city (San Francsico, St. Louis, Atlanta, NYC, back to Atlanta and then ... BHAM) - Birmingham is the smallest city I have lived in. Ever. To say the least, it took a lot for me to move to MT Laurel from my cozy loft on 2nd Avenue N. It was really quite far (fortunately, I have been able to cut off about 20m on my trips to Atlanta living down here tho!). So ... going to Coosa Valley for the first time was quite a TRIP. Literally. It was quite a ways down 280 and when I got there --- wow! Was I in for a treat. My pups needed some food - Coosa Valley Milling carries this great food that the owners of World Class Kennels (http://bit.ly/myYELPofWCK) recommended. So I thought, well, I need some grits, and I gotta go get some of this dog food, so off I went. Here's the FUN PART: They have chicks in there. Little baby chicks in a little case. So you can raise your own chickens for fresh eggs and stuff. Can you imagine it? The idea of chickens in your own back yard for the freshest eggs you've ever had is really sweet. I came "this close" to getting some of those little babies! And the man there took the bag of dog food to my car! Who would do that at the PetSmart? Nobody. And grits? Well! I had no idea that they were packaged in 2 lb bags. I thought they just came in those cutsie blue bags I got at the Farmer's Market (oh - and they're cheaper down at McEwen's place than at Whole Foods too)! And popcorn (it's a MILL, y'all - they're known for their grits - They mill corn!) the best popcorn you will ever taste! and jams and jelly (even that green kind - not really sure what that is, but they have that too - you're supposed to put it on a cracker with cream cheese or some odd thing!). And I got that special dog food too! :-) THIS IS A SLICE OF LIFE! Go. For no other reason than to say you went to a real live mill!

We prefer this Ace location over the big box home improvement stores…read more Not only is Ace closer and easily accessible but the staff is much more friendly and helpful. Most of the time they have exactly what we need and without fail there seems to always be someone available to help you find it as soon as you walk in the door without the endless searching on your own. My wife is happy to go here when we are in the middle of a project and realize we need more of or are missing something that we need to finish instead of having to stop and go elsewhere myself.

I really like this newer location. The staff here are helpful and very friendly. I can't forget…read moreknowledgeable as well! This is a smaller hardware store but the inventory consists of many options for home improvement projects, etc. Pricing is fair and competitive.

These guys are great. Easy to talk to, have most of what I need in stock and can order it if they…read moredon't. Their contractor prices beat Home Depot, Lowe's, etc for most items.

Needed a handtrucks, they rented me one! Perfect for my…read moreneeds at the time! One thing... when they say the close at 5... they mean 5! Not 5:01!

Sadly Auburn Hardware is closed. It will be missed by all…read more It was always a great place to grab items to work on the house and buy a Case knife

Auburn Hardware has been a fixture for eons [the website says same ownership since 1969 and it has…read moreexisted for over 100 years!], but I've only graced the threshold like once before. J and I went today, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it's a gift shop-hardware store hybrid, so that amongst pest control, heavy duty cleaners, and drill bits, you'll find scented candles and gourmet consumables. We had just come from AuburnArt.com, The Villager, and Whapsody, so we were all candled-out, but we ended up buying Wickles and Not Yo' Mama's hot sauce. I only had minimal interaction with the cashier, but he seemed like a nice guy. This is all good stuff since my last local hardware store experience was less that stellar [cough cough, Five Points Hardware in Birmingham]. Now I can say I've purchased hot sauce at a hardware store. Love.