Great place to do business!!!! has a little bit of everything in this store!!! Brings back memories…read moreof the old country stores!!! Les and Linda are so pleasant to deal with as well!!!!! Highly recommend!!!

From the owner: We are a locally-owned, independent hardware store. We have a nice garden center and sell home brew…read moreand winemaking supplies.

We recently purchased a place in Mount Ida and had to make several trips to the local True Value…read morestore. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I cannot remember all of the employees we had interaction with but one employee's name was John. He took the time to answer our questions and even gave us some information on Mount Ida. He recommended places for fishing and swimming. The store has everything you made need and it is very clean and organized. We will definitely be in this store again and look forward to great customer service!

This store is just before the south-fork bridge in Mt. Ida, on the west side of 270. There is a…read moregood sporting goods department at this store; it's not just a hardware store. I've actually gotten some good deals on fishing kit and lures here...very convenient given the proximity to the Ouachita river and Lake Ouachita. If you remembered everything for your fishing or hunting trip but your license, no worries, this store has those too.

Have used this store several times in the past and they generally have things you need without…read morehaving to drive to Fort Smith.. The employees are helpful and engaging and seem to care about their customers. Prices could be a little lower my only complaint.

Handy Hardware is rather unique in that they don't have any real competition. There's a specialty…read morefastener store on the other end of town. There's a lumber yard about 12 miles away. They carry the important things the local Walmart doesn't carry. The thing which is most irritating is the front cashiers spend too much time bullshit with each other instead of paying attention to business. I purchased- I forget, something around $30 and they have one of the most primitive Point of Sale systems still in use- I mean we're talking 1985 technology- one step above the old Visa/Mastercard swipe machines. So you've got to sign a receipt for your purchase- they keep the signature. Well they weren't paying attention and I walked out with their copy. They called me back- I said "No thanks I've got my receipt"- it wasn't until I got home I read "MERCHANT COPY" on the bottom. So I mailed it back to them to help their books with a note if the ladies would keep their yaps shut and pay attention to business this wouldn't have happened. OK- so you know the bad. Now it's time for the good. They've got quite the cross selection of electic goods that will cover 90% of most contractors and home owners needs. They've just opened an expansion for windows and doors- and it's a great selection. So considering overall, I'd say they're "reliable".

Going backwards 200 years to when Hardware was considered a trade…read more Donna and Darwin knows every product that they sell including how to use it. They have everything you need including (GET THIS); A FULL AUTO PARTS STORE, tractor and truck parts too. They are open SEVEN DAYS a week. The only thing you won't find there is a dummy. You have to go to Home Depot or Lowes for that. If you appreciate good quality merchandise, good advice, and a good chat, you MUST go to D & D Hardware & Feed Store in Hacket Arkansas.

This store has a wonderful variety of inventory. The sales staff are knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. If you fail to check here before visiting/ordering from the "big chain store", you may be missing out on in-stock items.

I have been in several ace hardware stores from coast to coast and Leonard's is by far the best one…read moreI have been in. The best selection of items for the advanced DIY person or the contractor. The employees are helpful and some are fairly knowledgeable.