This is my all-time FAVORITE store EVER. I have been coming to this unbelievable emporium for many years. I actually look forward to dropping in to "my" neighborhood hardware store for the humdrum items every apartment dweller needs - like picture-hanging hardware, glue, twine, hardware floor products, rust remover..... but once i find the boring stuff I came for, the adventure begins! Cleaning products that I've never heard of proclaim miracles - and shit - they really are magical. I've often been inspired to commence apartment-wide DIY projects because of some nearly hidden products hanging from the ceiling or stashed behind kitchen wares. One such project was to hide or camouflage all the damn cables and electrical cords I had running in every room. I came across some cable-hiding kits here, and I was soon obsessed with the ingenious plastic tubing that covered the cords and cables but could be painted the same color as the walls in my apartment - thus making the miles of electrical cabling invisible! Lol. The guys who work here are awesome. Smart, hot, and good-hearted to a fault. There are quite a few reviews that mention the staff being glued to their mobile phones, but I swear, hand-to-God, I've never seen a single staff member use a cell phone at the store - they are too goddam busy working; cleaning, putting out new inventory of top-shelf electrical tools, all the while restocking the shelves with the never-ending demand for Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and Tide laundry detergent at bargain- basement prices, and patiently and carefully explaining complex repair procedures to New Yorkers who have never even seen a hammer but are desperate to repair the giant depression in the wall that mysteriously appeared at last night's Birthday and Vodka Party!! I love New York. And this store is New York's Most Awesome!! read more

I visited twice to have copies of my keys made, and both times, they were done right away. It's not the cheapest, but it's Manhattan! The staff is friendly, and the service is quick. They offer everything you need for home repairs or even some decor. =) read more

I frequent this place more than any other store. The guys are sweet and helpful. It's well laid out with a large selection. Also the only place in Manhattan I've found that will copy my key (for half the price management charges at that at). read more

I've been here a few times and the most recent time, another customer was saying to her campaign, "They just have everything here." I think that sums it up - they have a very large selection of items, they're reasonably priced, and the workers are nice. They're also open on Sundays; there's a nice hardware store nearer to me, but they are closed on Sundays, which is what led me here. read more

Do not go down the street. The price is best here. They have a good variety of supplies for the job. read more

Westside Home Center - Plumbing section of the store. - Hardware Stores Near Me - New York, New York

Generally unhelpful and unfriendly. I went to get a key copy made and the guy took like 5 min behind the counter, taking another call and fumbling through his key blanks, before telling me that he didn't have it and not having any advice for what else I can do. Basically, a lazy "no can do" attitude. Don't recommend... read more

Super helpful employees especially for someone who knows nothing about tools/needs help. I had some shelves and brackets from ikea that needed two different types of screws and the employee helped me find them in 5 minutes and made sure I had everything I needed. I'll be coming back for any hardware needs read more

Only took a few minutes to get two keys made. Four bucks and change seemed reasonable. Two employees were just standing at the register arguing while there were people waiting so that could have been better, but I was still in and out quickly. read more

This is no Home Depot, but Westside is a solid neighborhood hardware store. I have been in here for a variety of things from flypaper to adjustable wrenches and they seem to have it all. The prices are good, too. My only complaint is that the shelves are packed so tight and to the ceiling, that it is sometimes hard to find what you are looking for. That said, they do have a helpful staff, ready to march you down those narrow, crowded aisles, to get you to what you need. read more

Westside Home Center - Hardware Stores Near Me - New York, New York

Very tiny but they have a lot of things and probably what you need. They had a lot of good advice on how to fix my problem and recommended the right screws. Will definitely go back there if I need any tools! read more

This was my go-to hardware store when I worked in Midtown (mostly for convenience reasons). If you're doing work on your apartment then odds are they'll have what you need. In particular their selection of 3M velcro strips is great for hanging things up without damaging the wall. There is so much stuff in here though that the main problem here is finding things. The store is not clearly organized at all so you typically need to ask someone where to find things. Doesn't make things quick and easy if you're just trying to grab something. Prices are reasonable for most items which is good. I haven't talked to anyone about advice using an item as I haven't needed to. Guys who work here in the aisles are always friendly though, unlike the guys behind the counter who always seem to have a stick up their butts. Regardless the positives outweigh the negatives, and the selection and pricing alone makes this place worth it. read more

Best hardware store in Manhattan NY. The place is full and the staff are very friendly. Thank you read more

Westside Home Center - Store front - Hardware Stores Near Me - New York, New York

Small neighborhood hardware store right in Hell's Kitchen. You'll find your quick everyday items you'll need. Consumables such as cleaning productsand toilet paper as well as kitchen supples and hardware tools. A nice quick stop if you are looking for everyday items. When it gets busy service lacks a bit but i've been there when few people were in the store and the service was great. Keys are made here as well. Quick fast no problems with the cut on the key and affordable. Other items are priced just as would be in this neighborhood. Not too pricey for where the store is. read more

I have been running in here for everything since the 90's! They have EVERYTHING! They utilize the space amazingly well! AND if you don't see what you're looking for, ask! All the employees really know their inventory & they're always helpful!! read more

This place is great! They have everything! I've made several visits to get some home improvement needs during this Quarantine and they always have what I need. They have a big staff so it is very easy to get help. read more

Westside Home Center is a good hardware with great customer service. I ordered Locksmith services through them. A locksmith came, but he was more of a handy man trying figure out how to replace the cylinder in my lock. Long story short, the guy spent 1.5 hrs and screwed up replacing the cylinder big-time. The door lock was completely broken. I spoke with Mansoor from Westside Home Center and he was very apologetic and sent another locksmith who was a true professional - Ben. He replaced the lock in less than 30 minutes. The charges were 300$. However, Westside Home Center covered the charges minus $40 for the inconvenience. I'm very happy with Westside Home Center and Mansoor! read more

Despite all the suitcases chained up outside, this is not a luggage S&M shop. This place seems to have just about everything, though a lot of it is way up above your head, so keep looking up. This is my one-stop-shop for pretty much anything metal (screws, nails, mounting brackets, etc), and has a little corner of gardening materials to fuel my 'oh crap, i haven't touched dirt since i moved to Manhattan' container gardening binge. They've got cleaning supplies and such too, but i've yet to do some on-the-fly price comparison with Duane Reade. They even have the telescoping light bulb changing poles that i couldn't find anywhere and ended up ordering online and being annoying because DHL apparently used it as a doorstop or something on the way. Of course, i didn't find out that i could buy them at the corner hardware store until after braving the internet, and this is due to the fact that not only are they hung well above eye level, but also in a corner completely hidden by other goods. I found them by accident the other day while searching for mounting brackets (which are in another corner, mostly hidden by other goods). So the moral of the story is: if you can't find it, ask. They probably have whatever you're looking for, but given the tiny square footage of the store, it might be hidden or stapled to the ceiling or something. And the one star i'm deducting is because of the sketchy guys that sometimes hang out near the register conversing sketchily with the slightly sketchy employees in a language i don't understand. For all i know they're discussing what to get for dinner, but the vibe is always... well, sketchy. read more

There may or may not be some shady business going on here, but it may have just been my bad luck/when I happened to walk in. The person before me was arguing with the person over the counter about having paid for something, but someone else took the bill and there was some kind of miscommunication--whatever, I didn't think much of it. So I had called beforehand and asked how much it is to get a key copied. The person on the phone said 1.50. I got some keys copied, and as I was swiping my credit card, I realized that the total was a bit high. I asked them how much the keys were, and he said 1.79. I mentioned that the person on the phone said they were 1.50, then he replied saying they "raised their prices two days ago." I didn't start an argument, as I wasn't going to haggle over the 29 cent difference, but even if they had increased their prices recently, maybe they should have informed their entire staff before giving out wrong information. Goods: They are open pretty late each day, unlike some key copy places in the area. They also seem to be the cheapest in the area, however I might go somewhere else next time... read more

This is purely a review for their key duplication services. Got two pairs of keys made for a total of $4.33. In and out of there in five minutes, even though the store was full of customers and people waiting to pay. Keys work perfectly. Couldn't ask for more. read more

It took 5 seconds and $1.97 to make a new key. The guys here were quick and helpful. Someone helped me the minute I walked in. I was out in about 2 min. read more

Went into this place super hungover because my girlfriend's friend clogged my toilet...I had a good laugh with one of the sales guys here about this and he directed me to the "heavy duty" plunger, which did the job. These guys have also helped my GF pick out the proper screws for hanging things without even seeing the item, so definitely a trustworthy source of information. read more

When I first moved to the city, I lived just 3 blocks away and did not realize I would not have a hardware store like this in every neighborhood in New York. Now, anytime I am in Hells Kitchen, I make a point to remember if I have any errands that require a run to a hardware. These guys are great. The store is well stocked. Often when I had a problem, I could describe it and they could come up with the solution for me on the spot and have the products I needed in stock. I recently found myself waiting indefinitely for a property owner to solve a problem (if I corrected it myself to make conditions livable in a permanent manner, it would have cost $300-400) and made a trip to Westside and in only a moment, I was presented with a temporary solution to my problem that would cost me under $15 while I await the property owner. read more

Westside Home Center is what you envision a typical NYC neighborhood hardware store. I'm not sure why I don't come here more often since I live so close by. Oh yeah, I remember. I'm not very handy. Besides, they're closed in the evenings on weekdays when I think I need some nuts and bolts. OK, Living in NYC you don't have to be all that handy most of us live in apts owned by evil landlords ( :) ) It's nice to know Westside is here to meet my handyman needs. The staff here have the typical NYC laissez-faire attitude. Kind-of what you expect in NYC. They are not very knowledgeably about typical handyman needs... well I guess they really don't have to be... I've concluded this is more like a self-service hardware store. Clearly not as big as the discount supply like Home Depot. But it will do... Oh yes! They make keys.... probably the cheapest around town... I'm really grateful there is a hardware store within actual walking distance from me. read more

I needed a window unit AC QUICKLY! These guys had all different models, helped me pick the right one for my home, delivered and installed on the spot. Whole transaction took no more than 45 min...15 loading the unit and walking to my apt. They are the BEST! read more

I just moved in down the street, and came here Friday morning to make some copies of keys to my apartment. The copies seemed a bit on the expensive side (14.99 for one multi-lock key), but I didn't really shop around so I could definitely be wrong on typical pricing. Service was quick, but not especially friendly. Outside the realm of keys, it seems like this place has everything you could possibly imagine, especially given how small it is. The prices on everything else seemed to be extremely reasonable and I can definitely see myself coming back in the future to find whatever I need for my apartment. read more

When I moved to Hells Kitchen two years ago, my apartment was what you might call a fixer-upper. I literally lived down the street from Westside, so I became a frequent face and a quite annoying customer. I'm the opposite of handy (I guess clumsy and accident-prone describe me better), so I'd always need extra guidance when I came in to begin a project. The guys working here helped me through every time. Their patience and expertise was quite astounding, as they would ask me what I needed to get done, and then help me find the different parts and tools I would need to do it. Because of them, I have gorgeous under cabinet lights installed, I built my own bookshelf, I've re-routed electric wires, and I've had many a key copied! Westside is a great resource for all your hardware needs. And because it's hardware, you'll probably enter with that stressed out I-have-a-task-to-accomplish look on your face, but, like I do after being taken care of by the staff here, you'll leave with a relieved smile. FIVE STARS!!! read more

This shitty corner store is one of those places you walk by and wonder how they're in business, but when you finally decide to check it out, you'll wildly surprised at how useful it actually is! Not only do they have Locksmith services, but they have a great selection of electrical supplies, among many other household items. They also have a large selection of cleaning supplies at very good prices! I believe I've also seen party supplies such as plastic cups, paper plates, etc. The staff isn't very friendly, nor helpful, but as long as you know what you're looking for, then you're golden! read more

Nice selection. Impressive how much they shove in this store. Service is usually helpful. Some items are nicely priced while others have been costly. read more

Love this place. Patient and helpful staff. Pricing is not bad. Home Depot may be a little cheaper but not nearly as convenient. They have almost everything you may need to DIY. Their stock is broad but not very deep. If you need one or two of an item you will find it. Ten of something and you better go to Metropolitan Lumber or HT Sales. Overall a great place for hardware. read more

These guys are really nice and give you advice if needed. They have just about everything in this store. It is huge store but they are very helpful in directing you to what you need. The prices are fair for NYC. This is the place to go for all your home needs! read more

This place is amazing. It may be the only shop I've ever been in that feels as vertical as it does horizontal. Yes, the narrow aisles can be a bit difficult to manage, and yes, some things are out of reach, but this place has EVERYTHING. On top of it all, their prices are extremely fair and the staff is both helpful and friendly. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!! read more

This place is great! They seriously have so much stuff... I was incredibly impressed because it didn't seem that large. It is jam packed though as a result. Prices are pretty decent. It's along the lines of what I'd expect in NYC. I'm okay with it bc I don't have to drive or travel anywhere too out of the way. What I really really liked about this place was how nice everyone is. The guys that worked there, seem quite young, but they're very sweet and helpful. Also, pretty knowledgeable. Restoring faith in today's youth O.o For reals though. They have a good idea of what you might need for home improvement projects, and that was appreciated! Definitely one of my go to's! read more

This is a reasonably well-stocked store, but the service is plagued by constant cell-phone use. One day one of the guys refused to get off the phone when I had several questions to ask and acted as if I was simply an interruption in his day. Really rude. If you know what you want and can find it, it's a decent place. read more

This place is like a Rainbow Hardware or a budget Bed, Bath, & Beyond. If you can't find it, just ask...they probably have what you need downstairs or in a spot you didn't see. They have a lot of stuff for the square footage of the place. read more

Get in. Get help. Get what you need. Get home. Thank goodness this place exists for our last minute project needs. A standby.

My roommate and I really needed a window AC. Being two girls who living in a fifth floor walk-up, we decided we need someone who knew what they were doing to install one for us. After calling and getting quotes from several places (and finding out it would be DAYS or WEEKS before any of them could install), we decided to walk over to Westside Home Center. Being a small hardware store, their prices aren't nearly as good as the bigger stores... however, since delivery was free, installation was cheap, and they could do a same-day installation... we decided to buy our A/C there. A few hours later, it was delivered and installed... and my roommate and I were suffering no more! read more

It's a good store and you can find things you want to-find for example kitchen, keys, house cleaners and a lot more. It is a great store

Updated review. I had already given them 5 stars months ago, mainly for their awesome key duplication service. Recently I had to install some window treatments, and had to come here for supplies such as drills, anchors, and drill bits. I have got to say the guys who work here have been extremely helpful, providing advice and helping pick the right equipment. During the installation I noticed the window measuring company had actually messed up, and the ordered window tracks were half an inch too large to fit. I came to the store for help to maybe get a hacksaw and clamps etc to cut the track; but the guys were willing to just help cut the track for me as a favor, and then refused payment for it. From all this recent good experience, I feel safe to conclude the guys here are just generally good human beings, and one can come here with full confidence you are dealing with a friendly, helpful, and trustworthy neighborhood shop. Highly recommended! read more

Cramped overall, meaning this isn't a tiny store, but its layout gives it a small feel. It's stuffed to the gills with all kinds of things like Rustoleum paint, mister sprays, mops, vacuums, laundry bags, moth balls, etc. Alright, moth balls are me assuming. Anyway, let's hope none of this stuff comes crashing down. You need to see it to believe it. Many of the items are so high up you need to ask the help to use a grabbit. If your experience here is to be similar to mine, the help will leave you alone to do your thing and you won't get that uncomfy evil eye as soon as you walk in. You know the one. However, in most instances in which I needed help, I had no choice but to interrupt an employee chatting incessantly in Arabic via cellphone (long-distance to Egypt?) but c'est la vie. As I said, the workers here are more than happy to leave you be. read more

Staff seemed helpful until their young buddies came in and handed off a bag of mysterious items. I was then blatantly ignored mid-sentence while they conversed in their native language. Quite rude to leave a customer awkwardly standing there while they finished their conversation - which they interrupted mine to have! They're lucky I didn't walk out but went to get more items instead. Would have lost a nice $50 sale had I been more annoyed. Next time, save the convos with your pals til you've at least helped the customer. read more