Helpful, knowledgeable and friendly service! Well stocked with everything you need. Also an…read moreamazing selection of grills and accessories- stop in and see Mike and Kyle, they are experts on all of their products!

my 5 star rating has nothing to do with management, but has everything to do with Ryan, the young…read moreman at the register this evening. I entered the store this evening with an exchange (I bought flat spray paint rather than satan). the line to the register was 10 people long, the phone was ringing off the hook, non stop. People entering the store and line constantly. Others needed propane which required him to go outside to get. Questions, answers, obviously it was a zoo. There was only one other person working in the store who was mixing paint. This poor kid was so overwhelmed but handling it so well. thanking everyone for their patience, trying to answer everyone's question. multitasking the best way possible. i have to admit I find it extremely irritating that this establishment was so understaffed for the hour of day as I had to wait a significant amount of time to be helped. This is obviously poor management, but I do want to applaud Ryan at the front counter for keeping a great attitude, doing the best he could under the circumstance. Hands down great employee.

A little bit of everything in this store. Fair prices. A lot of good brand products as well. I…read moredidn't know this place existed. Glad I stopped in. They even do hunting and fish licenses!

Ok. I shop here several times a week. Today, for the first time, I needed to return a can of fuel I…read morehad purchased in error. I bought it yesterday. The cashier actually opened up the can to check the volume. I assured her that I had bought it the day before and had not used it. I also had the receipt. She actually called a supervisor to come and check it because, according to her, it "felt light." How humiliating when there were other customers there. I was so embarrassed! Seriously thinking of finding a new hardware store to take my business.

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! Not enough staff and the ones that are there don't want to actually help…read moreyou. I needed help locating an item that the website said they had in stock. I had looked and couldn't find it, I asked for help and the salesperson told me to go to the aisle I just came from, apparently she couldn't be bothered to actually help me. I placed an online order received an email it's ready for pickup get there to be told the order was canceled. Go anywhere else but here!

Great service, great price. The way every hardware store should operate…read more Avoid Lowes and HomeDepot. Start at Miller's!!!

This is the hardware store in the town you grew up in decades ago. Miller's has everything you…read moreneed, but you might have to ask where to find it! Mower blades beside cast iron cookware ... it's a true classic and you'll enjoy just walking the aisle to see what's there. A great old-school hardware store. Support it!

This place is the best! Great selection and service. The salespeople are wonderful! What may…read moreworry people about a hardware store in the middle of a busy city block is having enough parking. Don't worry: there's ample parking adjacent to the store. This place is so much better than those franchise stores. A+++++

I had to make a trip to this store for my wife. She and my daughter are immunocompromised, so I'm…read morethe only one who's able to leave the house for any kind of supply run, during this outbreak. The only reason we chose this location was because they offered "no-contact, curbside pickup". No need to exit my car or interact directly with anyone? Perfect! Now I won't have to strip before entering my house, wash all my clothes and shower as soon as I walk in the door. Unfortunately my experience did not go as advertised. I pulled up, called the number and told them I was there for a pickup. A man came outside to meet me. As I came around to open my trunk, he asked if I had any paperwork for my order. I held up my confirmation email, which included payment information and clearly stated the order had been paid for, and my wife's drivers license (the order was in her name). He took a look at them, thankfully without touching them, and then said "I'm gonna have to meet you out back, but first you have to go inside and see her". Go inside? Seriously? The whole point of this was to be able to remain outside of the building. I didn't bring gloves because I didn't expect to have to leave my car (won't make that mistake again). Whatever, I'll do my best to not touch anything, I guess. Welp, that lasted about 30 seconds. Once I made it inside, the woman behind the counter (who was wearing cat ears, for some reason) requested to see the same documentation I had just shown the man outside, only this time she took them from me. She was not wearing any gloves. Then she had me sign a receipt for my order, which I remind you was already paid for. Once I got back outside, I sanitized my hands and got in my car. Could have been worse, at least now I can go get my car loaded and head home. When I pulled around back, the totally able-bodied man I'd spoken to earlier was not the one handling the pickup orders. Instead, a guy who appeared to be in his 60's (so already in the high risk bracket) was helping another customer. Actually he was watching as said customer loaded a bunch of stuff into his own car. Confused, I waited until he came to my car. He checked my order and reluctantly said "I'm gonna need a hand, I've only got one good shoulder". This poor guy was having to handle all of the day's orders, by himself, with an injury that prevented him from properly doing his job. So what did I have to do? Get out of my car. Re-Enter the building. Load my items into a cart myself. Pull the cart back outside and, finally, load everything in myself. I was furious, but not at him. It wasn't his fault his employers stuck him in that position with no help. At one point I heard the guy mutter "this is fucked up" under his mask. He's absolutely right. It was fucked up. He apologized to me as I went to leave. I said "no worries, man, stay safe". It wasn't him who needed to apologize for this. His boss, who I'm fairy certain is Catwoman from upstairs, owes him and her customers the apology. This place advertised NO-CONTACT CURBSIDE PICKUP, instead I got "Frequent-contact, in-store pickup while we watch". That's like FedEx saying "FREE SHIPPING, ONLY $9.99!". The process was redundant, frustrating and unnecessarily complicated. All they had to do was look at my order, send me around back and have an able-bodied employee there, ready to help. I realize everyone is having a tough time right now, but when something is advertised as being almost entirely safe and turns into something a CDC agent would cringe at, I think it's safe to say it's gone to another level. Well at least now I'm SUPER clean, since I've had two showers today. Silver linings, right?

This store and location has a lot of potential. The new owner is a nice, hardworking guy. With all…read moreof the new development in the area, I often think this location might be better off as a "general" store, within walking distance of all of the houses and other businesses in Dublin. It must be hard to be in the hardware business at this location, but it provides a good option for when you need something in a hurry and don't want to go all the way to Doylestown or Quakertown. Someone from around there told me this used to be a grocery store years ago. The location is great, but the parking is a little tight. Nice to see small businesses hanging on and thriving, best wishes to you.

My family and I have lived in Dublin for years; However, I personally, never stopped by the Dublin…read moreHardware Store until just recently and it was a "shame on me" moment. From the second you walk in the store, you know you're there because you are greeted by an actual person. Unlike Lowe's or the Home Depot, Dublin Hardware is a small, locally owned shop, so the people working there know everything about what they sell, which really comes in handy, especially when you're in the middle of a DIY home-improvement project and, well, let's say that it may not be going exactly as you planned and you need professional help. They understand and won't judge you. Yep, Dublin Hardware, simply put is great knowledgeable people who give solid advice and sell just what you need at reasonable prices. Definitely work stopping by.

Bobby has a lot of interesting parts in stock but largely doesn't stand behind his parts or…read moreworkmanship. Shipping is pretty fast and prices are fair.

I've been coming here for my beer and wine supplies for three years and have always received some…read moreof the finest possible service and very reasonable prices. I also took both of the beer brewing classes here and got a great foundation from the owner who teaches the classes. Extremely recommended!

I live on the same block so I shop here all the time. Great store! You have to see it to believe…read moreit. You wouldn't think they could fit that much merchandise into such a small place but they have just about anything you need as far as tools and hardware. The staff is helpful and friendly, and very professional. Do yourself a favor and stop in sometime.

i used to love this store, but was not only sold a defective item, which they would not honor a…read morerefund for, and managed to blame ME for the item being broken! the manager/owner/whoever he is has been VERY unprofessional about the situation and i will tell everyone who listens not to go there anymore. this is not the first time i have been sold defective items from them. i've had to purchase a second old knob for my inside door because the first set was missing a switch inside to make it lock. keys are seldom cut right, even for locks they sell in store. never have i been so offended by a worker in a store in my entire life. absolutely unacceptable behavior for a man his age. grow up. i always try to shop small, but in this case, i'll travel the extra miles to go to a chain store because apparently this one likes to play dirty.