I can't say enough good things about American Hardware on Church Street in Granville NY. The staff…read moreis so knowledgeable and friendly, the store has a vast inventory. They do so many things for the customers! Love this place!

Owner sometimes has a attitude. Wendy is the person to talk with. Dave D is a good person also.read more

UPDATE: Shout out to Store Manager (Mario) for working with me to resolve this situation…read more Good to know some people still have a heart and can apply logic despite "policy". Thanks again! ---- Original Post---- As a homeowner, my husband and I have shopped in both Lowe's and Home Depot for over 20 years. We have spent an extraordinary amount of money in both of these stores. We rarely need to make returns, but we just had a recent instance of having to return 5 bags of polymeric sand because we decided to have the job done by a contractor. I saved the receipt and my husband went to the store to return the sand. It was a VERY UNPLEASANT experience to learn that there is a 90 day window on returns (with receipt) and NO EXCEPTIONS ARE GRANTED FOR A RESELLABLE ITEM such as polymeric sand! Needless to say, we have made our LAST purchase at Lowes and I will be sharing this VERY NEGATIVE experience EVERYWHERE I can.

Failed blind installation 1. Measurements could have been…read moremore accurate which was start of problems with the blinds installation. 2. Installer could have better communicated the problem with Lowe's itself. 3.Lowes should have picked up and delivered blinds after they have been adjusted. Terrible customer service...we have been doing business with Lowe's over the past 12 years and this first time we had been extremely disappointed.

This is a decent place to shop. The store is clean and well stocked, several employees were…read moreconstantly busy keeping shelves full. You'll find a variety of dried, canned and frozen foods, and most of these are at competitive prices. Some of the other, and some of the larger, items in the store may or may not be quite so competitively priced. For example, I've seen and purchased some home items at better prices at stores such as Home Goods and Job Lot. But there's none of those stores in the immediate vicinity, so this is probably your best bet locally for those types of goods.

Don't come here with a plan to find something super specific. Come here like I did, with the…read moreunderstanding they have cheap prices and you might luck out finding the best deal around. A friend told me about their books. She made sure to let me know that it's a hodgepodge of items, with prices for new books on par with garage sale pricing or less. That was spot on, and I just happened to time it when they had gotten a large shipment of books in, with some mainstream authors like Katee Roberts and Tessa Bailey in there. I ended up with a stack of 5 hardcovers and 1 paperback for under $30. But I recognize the luck of that, so I didn't test it any further by browsing any other sections, so I also really can't attest to the rest of the store. However the woman working the register was very nice, and she let me know shipments come in on Fridays, so weekends and Mondays are your best days to shop after everything has been refreshed.

It's a really nice store that's well stocked with a lot of liquidation items from other stores and…read morethe staff is extremely helpful

I like it. Staff is always helpful and it's a great store in general for a variety of household…read moreneeds or unique gifts. This location is always well organized and well-kept. The only issue is that there is so much stuff that it can sometimes be hard to navigate a cart through some narrow spaces without taking out some of those well-organized stacked displays. Especially when it's busy! So...be careful and go get a new can opener. Or a mixer. Or some pots and pans. Maybe you need some new towels? How about some weird gadget that you MUST have. You'll find it here. And don't forget your coupons, of course.

I am disappointed in Bed, Bath, and Beyond. Apparently wearing a mask is optional inside the store…read more I watched (and heard) a woman checkout without a mask on. She was quite loud. I moved over to customer service and requested to be checked out closer to the doors. I then asked the manager why a woman was in the store without a mask on. He immediately told me that she had a medical condition. I paused and said then why is she indoors shopping? She was with another person and they were purchasing one small item. Couldn't he at least request that she wait outside for her own safety? (And the safety of the employees and other shoppers?) The cashier, a teenage boy, agreed with me. He said that he notices shoppers aren't even wearing their masks correctly (their noses are exposed) but nobody says anything to them. This worries him. Same story at Hannafords and Dick's. However, at the smaller stores on Broadway, like Uncommon Grounds, shop owners are telling people to leave unless they have a mask on. I've seen that happen too. It's irresponsible for the bigger stores to allow people to shop without masks on. Not only will people get sick, but, if the economy shutters again, they will survive while many smaller stores will close for good. The research consistently shows that wearing a mask protects not only others our community, but also the wearer. We are all in this together, so wear a mask!

Robert the manager was completely rude. I asked him questions while I was at register seven. He was…read moreloud and very rude!

This is great TJ Maxx. It always has a nice variety of goods. It rivals the stores on West Gray and…read morethe Galleria in Houston with its selection of merchandise.

The product is superior, but the service has been equally top notch. Staff have been pleasant and…read moregenuinely eager to help. I first came here at the recommendation of my painter and was a bit put off by their higher cost. But the product makes up for it by spreadability and quality over the Home Depot and Lowe's products I've used.

I believe this business moved from the main drag, Canada Street, in Lake George to the Outlets…read moresouth of Lake George in order to maintain a year round operation. They are located in the Adirondack Outlet Mall near the restrooms and L.L. Bean. We were in search of a common, yet still difficult item to find, Y-shaped vegetable peeler. They had a several variety for us to choose from. We also found a cherry/olive pitter. They sell Rachel's spices and teas, House of Jerky products, Lodge cast iron pans, OXO products, OTOTO kitchen essentials, and many other items that make great gifts. Staff were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Definitely worth checking out for the thing you forgot you needed.