A 21st century General Store. Hardware, food, drug items and most anything else you'd shop for…read more Reasonable prices and great people. I've been shopping here for years and still marvel at the variety of products and the quality of the staff. A tremendous asset to the community.

The Sheliga Drug True Value is my go too drug store, cause it has gadgets, medication, beer,…read morelottery, luggage, and has hardware supplies. The Sheliga Drug is a stop mom and pop store. I recommend these place is the place for everyone.

Friendly and knowledgeable storeowners with a full array of home repair equipment. I fixed my…read morefaucet and they included a rubber stopper and an easy to twist ring.

This is the treasure hunt you've always been dreaming about. Cool stuff galore here, and the team…read morethat works here helps your visions come true. Doors, tables, chairs, signage, hardware, granite, etc. you name it, they have it. Give it a shot! Ps - dog friendly if your dog is well behaved! Woof!

The place is really cool, filled with great old salvage, and the employees were super welcoming and…read morenice. I am utterly BAFFLED by the prices. Like, to the point that I don't know who the target customer is for this place. Maybe 25% of the prices seemed realistic, but the rest were just laughably steep. I found an old dresser, missing all of its drawers, with major water damage, marked at $250. I'm no stranger to vintage furniture, and that makes zero sense. Fun stuff to look at but pretty unattainable for most people.

Ok, I don't know how to rate a Home Depot. I really don't…read more They have a huge selection of everything you need, and don't realize you need. My experience was a typical, "I'll run in to buy this one thing," but ended up shopping around and purchasing a bunch more. So that's just awesome. My biggest concern I guess, is that it's hard to flag down someone to ask where something is. Not impossible, but difficult. Not sure if it's a legitimate complaint because the place is so big. But there it is. I was surprised things were as expensive as they were. Not outrageous at all, but at such a massive scale, one would think the prices would be a bit lower. Overall, yes, I'd go back again. I like their business model. It's a one stop shop that has everything you need and don't need. I guess this is a non-review review. Definitely a place to patronize all day long. Does that help?

Great team and management at this location! I have been to this location many times and have always…read morehad a great experience. A+

I've been spending more time in the Central neighborhood as I work here now and needed to buy some…read moresandpaper for the office. Didn't want to journey all the way down to Home Depot in Steelyard. Few retail businesses exist in the Central neighborhood Alexander's is a typical mom and pop indy hardware store - keys, small tools, blades, and such - serving the Central neighborhood. But what, they also have a small selection of kitchen utensils and accessories?! In hardware store, yes! Pots and pans?; Yep! Your pyrex pan cracked? They have it! I'm clueless why they would even carry this - Dean Supply on 35th and Woodland, not far from here, has a greater selection, but hey - if you're in the neighborhood, perhaps on your home way from work at the clinic and need a new non-stick pan or your pyrex baking pan cracked, you can stop here. I'll continue to go here whenever I need to pick some hardware for the office.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Hardware-Wholesale & Manufacturers…read more- Hardware Stores - Plumbing Fixtures, Parts & Supplies - Building Materials-Wholesale & Manufacturers

Very nice couple who run it, especially Mrs Castro. She's very friendly and they are very…read moreresourceful and affordable.

Great old school neighborhood hardware. Have staff to help find what your looking for. Great…read morepersonal attention. In spring and summer they also have plants. Parking right next to store.

Love this place! I just moved so I'm finding I need all sorts of things and they have it…read more Good customer service and knowledgeable. I forgot they're closed on Sunday so be sure to check and also their hours are a suggestion.

Do not come here if you enjoy human decency. They will belittle and talk down to you after offering…read moreunsolicited advice. They don't have even simple water system supplies but will gaslight you as if you have no idea what you're doing. Highly recommend avoiding.

Everything you'll ever need as a homeowner in the neighborhood - and more! Friendly. Knowledgeable…read more Every time I'm there I see more reasons to return again in the future.

From the owner: Visit Bloom Brothers Supply to find the plumbing supplies you need for your home or business…read more Located in Cleveland and Chesterland, OH

Has anything and everything. Has that old hardware store feeling. Please patronize this business…read morerather than the neighborhood box stores. We have to help small businesses, they are going to be hurt terribly when the tariffs take full effect. Big boxes can afford to take a hit, small businesses cannot. Support local and small businesses.

very nice place to get advice and supplies. Patrick is especially helpful to me as a single lady…read moretryin to fix things myself

BEST store for ANYTHING you need to paint, stain, etc! They're so helpful & BEST PRICES IN…read moreCLEVELAND without a doubt! My favorite place to shop!

It's spring finally and time to paint the porches on my rental properties. I went straight to Ron…read moreat Name Brand Paints. The paint master supreme! I got 2 gallons of serious oil based paint in Space Shuttle Grey oh and by the way it's the same paint they use on the space shuttle. For $13 a gallon. That's right. IF you could get it anywhere else which you can't it would be $80 a gallon. Then I got 5 gallons of stain for $10 each. Forget the Memorial Day paint "sales" at Home Depot. You would be paying 3 times as much for an inferior quality paint. And the accessories?? Rollers for 75 cents. 4 inch brushes for $3.99. And lavender scented rubber gloves for $1. Free parking in the back. Tell Ron I sent you.