knowledgeable people good selection, and Benjamin Moore paint I rate it very highly…read morenot at all hardware stores are good with paint but Tarzian is definitely an exception. I've used it for small and large projects and I recommend Halle

Store manager fixed my shopping cart wheel with parts available in the store. Enabled me to finish…read moremy shopping journey that day. Great service!

Always a nice experience. The shopkeepers are helpful and amusing. What are their hours?read more

I got locked out from my apt. The locksmith Larry got me back in. The guys a miracle worker. The…read morestore itself, The staff is so helpful. I really miss personal customer service from stores like this. Home depot ,Lowe's lack the customer service.

Some of the most miserable men in the neighborhood. Was 30 minutes late to open the store…read more Whatever, things happen, life gets in the way. But then he gave me a whole tirade about paying with card. I told him I've been waiting here since 9:30am when Google says you open. He said "I could open the store at 12:30 for all I care I don't give a fuck about Google." Weird way of talking to someone who just paid $4 and waited a half hour for a job that takes 20 seconds. Miserable person

Friendly staff. Welcoming. Was looking for a tool for my…read morehouse. But they didn't have item available in stock. Very organized and clean. Heading working staff. Assisted me very well.

I went there last week to have several keys made for our front door. Somehow, the key broke off in…read moreour lock. The gentleman that helped me was very friendly. On other occasions, I've gone to different hardware stores for the same reason. I had needed keys made and unfortunately, when I arrived home and tried the keys, they didn't work. Next time I need keys or hardware goods, I will come back to Park Slope Hardware & Locksmith.

Initial service felt a little bit "you get what you pay for" -- I got by far the cheapest quote…read morearound for replacement of two door locks, which seemed great, and people at the shop seemed incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and flexible. When the person came for installation, the top lock seemed to stick somewhat badly, making it difficult to turn and lock/unlock, whereas the original lock had aligned quite well. He asked me for some WD-40, which I fortunately had, and applied that and insisted it'd be fine within a day or so. After several days...it still wasn't. I had paid cash per request and was a bit nervous, but was ultimately able to get them back out to adjust the lock so that it closed properly a few days later. The repair/reinstallation didn't take much time, and left me wondering a bit why it couldn't have been done properly the first time, but hey, ultimately they fixed it and it works fine now, so really no harm.

They had the item I was looking for. Friendly staff…read more Excellent service went above and beyond to assist me with finding what I needed. Thank you to the amazing staff. Reasonable prices

i walked in for a key copy and left with a new key within literally 45 seconds. highly recommendread more

Another branch of the Hilti tools. Strictly for the professional patronages. Not much else offered…read moreby the store except Hilti tools which are too expensive for the average homeowner diy-er. Walking in you see several display of Hilti tools and consumables along the wall and several counters to which a sales rep would take your order or purchase. Unless you are definitely intended to by a Hilti tool, don't bother going there; nothing there but Hilti.

Nestled between Bergen and Dean St. on Classon Avenue is an odd shop stocked to the rafters with an…read moreodd assortment of home goods and hardware. Plenty of off brand and cheap Chinese goods, but you can actually find some decent and useful stuff here at very cheap prices. The organization isn't great, but the guys who run it are very friendly, know their stock, and will help you find anything you need. They make 99 cent keys too, which is great. Two quick examples: 1) I needed a staple gun, looked on Amazon, wasn't satisfied with the time to get it or the price so I went over the store, and there was what I needed up on the wall - an American made, lightweight staple gun at a great price. 2) Toilet broke, needed a new arm inside it to connect to the flapper. The one in there was a cheap plastic thing that snapped. Went across the street, asked, and a minute later was brought a solid metal one for two bucks. Boom, done. This place has a second location that is more hardware store than home goods around the block on Franklin Ave between Bergen & St. Mark's. Between the two stores you can pretty much find anything you need. These places combined trump Mayday Hardware any day of the week in terms of service and price.

This is not a hardware store at all, so don't make a trek here expecting one. It is kind of like a…read moreraw materials warehouse. They do not sell tools, and that would be fine, except they don't even cut wood to size! They seem to be just a contractor's warehouse that sells everything in bulk and as-is.

I was looking for a very special 4" bolt to do some repairs. I only needed one. The gentleman at…read moreConey Island hardware directed me to look for it on a back shelf. I found it in a box of fifty bolts. He let me take just the one. "No charge," he said.