This is where I go when I need something for a project at my cottage. I've been a customer for a…read morelong time, and they are always nice. I recognize some of the same people that have been helping me for years. This is a "real" hardware store where you can buy one (or a few) bolts, or that oddball plumbing part you simply must have to fix your leaky faucet. They go out of their way to answer your questions and help you solve your particular problem.

Wish there were more stores out there like this family owed and operated store they have everything…read moreyou need and will talk you though whatever they can i took a picture one time of something I was working on took it up there they knew just what i needed real awesome store i know alot of people that drive out of town for small things that they could have just got uptown just love this home town hardware i've been going there since I was a little kid and will continue to as long as there in this location thanks for the great one on one service

Cute little hardware store with a little bit of everything...ladies clothing, Christmas…read moredecorations, kitchenware, local university fan gear, remote controlled helicopters, and a generous selection of nuts, bolts and various tools. While we weren't looking for anything specific, it was nice just to browse through everything. The place is about 1/3 general merchandise and 2/3 hardware. From what I observed, the guys assisting 'real' hardware store customers seemed knowledgable and helpful. The place closes at 5 on Saturdays....which is an hour later than most stores in town!

From the owner: Varns and Hoover is a full service hardware. We cut pipe to length; glass and plexiglass to size;…read morerope, chain and wire to length. We sell nuts and bolts individually and in boxes. Our staff is very knowledgeable and can help with most projects.

Ripoff place for propane. The will not charge by the gallon for tank refills and do not fill tanks…read moreto capacity. Go to Tractor Supply instead.]=

What a great store with great people. Friendly service and knowledgeable. Asked (Don?) I think…read morewas his name to help me just plug in a four way connector to motorhome as my knees make it impossible to kneel on the asphalt. He did it willingly and even helped me make sure my toe lights on my tow car were working properly. You have to shop here!

I've been going here for several years and have been beyond satisfied with their selection and…read morecustomer service. I've been to a number of hardware stores in the Van Buren/Kalamazoo County area and I can say this is the best.

Friendly service, great advice, this business always saves me time and money on projectsread more

Great service and superb selection. Staff are always helpful and willing to assist in any way they…read morecan. Excellent plumbing and electrical departments. Many items are on sale and prices are reasonable for a local hardware store. Be sure to stop in when you get a chance!

Best service of anywhere! They jump to help you as soon as you hit the door. Service like none…read moreother!! I love coming here. They cost a little more than Lowe's or similar, but the neighborhood feel and attention makes it worth it.

I have used this store many times and always have received great service and information will…read morecontinue to be my go to place.

Been here twice at about 4:50 pm and they didn't let me in though they say there open till 5.read more

From the owner: Full line hardware store and building material supply serving Michiana since 1985. Offering: -…read moreLumber - Metal - Doors & Windows - Roofing & Siding - Overhead Doors - Exterior Decking - Siding - Shingles -Plumbing - Woodworker's Supply - Estimates/Prints - Truss - Vinyl - Power Tools - Etchwood - Paint - Home & Garden - Interior - Design Center - Delivery -Do it Best -Hardware - And More.

Great service, staff available to answer questions and offer assistance. Consistently great serviceread more

I placed an order on line because this store listed the item in stock. I got a call later that day…read moreto tell me it wasn't in stock. I told them to cancel because if I had to order, I'd get it from my local store instead. I was assured that it would be cancelled. It later showed up on my credit card so I called the store and was told it had been cancelled. A week later, I called again and was told it takes 7 to 10 business days for the transaction to be cancelled. On the 10th day, I got a notice that the purchase had been cancelled so I sent an email to find out why I was being notified if it was cancelled 2 weeks ago. Finally notified my credit card company it was fraud and got my money back. Ace finally credited me for returning items I never purchased in the first place. The woman I talked to was a little rude. They didn't take any responsibility for their mistake and acted like I was being unreasonable for trusting them to have done what they said they would do. Never again !!!

My type of hardware / appliance store. My vacuum sweeper broke and instead of ordering online or…read moregoing into a big box store, I stopped at Warner Supply in Paw Paw. I found exactly what I was looking for (something for pet hair). I told the guy who pointed me to where the sweepers were that I would take that one. He took the one of the shelf. When I said "oh, it doesn't come in a box" and he said, "we always put one together so you don't have to when you get home". How cool is that. I didn't have to deal with reading instructions, recycling the cardboard box, etc. I rolled my new sweeper out the door, drove home, and the vacuum (a Hoover) worked like a charm. I've also had the same experience there with my dehumidifier and a refrigerator. Easy shopping, stress free (no pushy sales people), and supporting small business!

Very helpful staff. Large selection of products. Great place to shop. I go there almost weekly…read moreand they help me to locate what I need so I am in and out in a flash.

My dad loves this place, and it reminds me of my childhood, which is peculiar since I didn't grow…read moreup in Indiana and had no contact with Mennonites until I lived in Indiana as a grad student in 2001. I'm one of those dorks who adds goofs to IMDB. Most people add continuity issues, and I do too, but one of my IMDB-goof specialties is anachronisms. I just have an eye (and ear?) and a memory for phrases, speech patterns, and especially objects that are out of place in films and TV series set before the present, especially in the 1980s. Why am I bringing this up in a review of a hardware store in Shipshewana, Indiana? Why, because this place just reminds me of perusing a huge hardware store with my dad when I was a little kid and we were looking for supplies to build a doghouse for Buster (RIP), whom we hadn't acquired from the Downey pound yet. And further, when I walk around these aisles in 2023, nothing would be totally and completely out of place from those hardware-store visits in 1985. That is, although I'm sure there are objects and tools available here that were invented and patented long after 1985, there's very little that stands out as from the 1990s or 2000s or 2010s or 2020s. How cool is that? It's downright comforting, I tell you. Yes, the hardware is expensive. So what? Things used to be more expensive, relatively. And you know what? That was fine, because things being manufactured locally meant people had more money, because US manufacturing jobs used to pay well, so people could afford to buy well-made products at slightly higher prices, and doing so contributed to the local economy. All that cheapo crap you're buying from Walmart and Target just further enriches already obscenely wealthy people, and do you really need that many more T-shirts? Not that everything sold here is American made; but it does remind me of a much simpler and, yes, better time, at least economically. The people who work here are very friendly, and the selection of everything is ridiculous, especially when you consider how much smaller than a typical Home Depot it is. If you need it for your yard, garage, or farm, they probably have it here. If my parents lived closer to Indiana, I can guarantee you my dad would have bought many more things from here than he has the three or four times we've visited. If you ever find yourself in Northern Indiana with nothing to do, you should check out Yoder's Shipshewana Hardware, along with other businesses in the Yoder's empire (although Yoder is a fairly common surname among Anabaptists, so they might be owned by different Yoders, but those Yoders are all probably related not too far back).

First...and foremost the employees here make this store what it is…read more Excellent staff. Unfortunately, the owner...or the guy claiming to be is very disrespectful. Very. He sits in his office...overlooking the store...judging. Crazy? Continue to read. I bought a house in Shipshewana a year ago. It has required a ton of work. I have spent a lot of $$$$ in this store. I'm generally in there 2-4 times a week...sometimes several times a day. For a year...I have walked in...greeted people...they know me by name...grabbed a shopping cart...and a 20 cent Charleston chew. I joke with the cashier... "My shopping snack." Or... "I'll be back in a few!" Then...I shop. A lot. Then...I bring my purchases to the cashier...and my empty wrapper. I PAY FOR EVERYTHING...EVERY-TIME! This has been the routine for a year! Today...I picked up my special order...shopped...and ate a Charleston chew. As I was in the parking lot...almost to my car when the "owner" came out to chastise me and verbally assault me. I was so embarrassed and belittled. He said he wasn't accusing me of stealing the Charleston chew...but...there's a store policy about paying first. Okay. I can understand that. Not a problem. But why not just politely tell me...it's been a year!!! I said to him... "You realize I'm in this store every week?" He says... "Yea?" Not... T "Thank you for your loyalty." Just a dismissive..."Yea?" I'm a just a thief. That's fine. I would never chase a loyal customer out into the parking lot...never. If I had been asked politely.... "Can you pay for that before you shop?" Not a problem. Just not a hill to die on. Good luck yoders. You'll be successful because of your location and awesome employees. I pray that the owners heart is changed...and he will not judge people by assumptions. Or perhaps be less critical and more loving, kind. Sad face