Great place to shop for all bulk office supplies and paper goods. He delivers, but usually no one's…read moreat the warehouse. Prompt delivery and great service!

The owner is incredible and helped me out so much by helping get a screw unstuck from the foot of a…read morecouch leg. What a life saver. He would have just done it for free, but I wanted to support the business and picked up some supplies for my place. The store is a little pricier than going online, but I think it is really important to support brick and mortar/mom and pop shops, especially when the owners are just all around nice people.

From what I can tell, this place used to be called Nostrand Lefferts Housewares. Now it's called My…read moreFavorite Hardware, Houseware and Electronics. In the category of business names that invite annoying jokes about how this hardware is not your favorite, the new name gets 5 stars. A locksmith, and a hardware store in general, is one of those annoying things that you inevitably find yourself needing, and more often than not can't find a good one that's open late enough after work, is close enough to your house, and all those other things that frustrate you about locksmiths. So I was pleasantly surprised to find one literally on the same block as my apartment building. The first time I went in, I was trying to get a key duplicated, and they said they couldn't do it for me. I only realized later that it was one of those annoying keys that only your landlord can duplicate, so I definitely don't fault the hardware store for this. I'm pretty sure most places wouldn't have been able to do it either. I haven't had many occasions to go into this store since then, but I did go in again today to buy bubble wrap. The guy working there (who I think might have been the owner) was very friendly and helpful, but the small roll of bubble wrap was $15, and it was just a fraction of the amount I could have gotten at Staples for the same price. At first I thought I was the only one who found it expensive, but I was just talking to my super about what I'll need to move out of my apartment, and he warned me not to buy them from this place because of their prices. With that said, this is obviously a mom and pop spot, and I have to wonder how else you stay in business as a hardware / everything store that is rarely buzzing with customers, in a neighborhood that is quickly gentrifying and no doubt raising the rent. Though My Favorite is probably overpriced, I'd like to think that they make for it in convenience, character, and neighborhood charm. If you're in midtown Manhattan looking for bubble wrap, I don't think I'd send you here first, but if you live in the hood and need a deadbolt for your apartment door (which we all do, don't fool yourselves now), give My Favorite a whirl.

A bit disorganized but lots to choose from Im sure you'll find what you need for your project. I…read morecalled in for a grinder and the gentleman was kind and professional on the phone. Definitely swinging back around whenever in the neighborhood.

Great service. The staff is very courteous and informative. They pretty much have everything you…read moreneed and if they don't he will order it or recommend where to go for it. I've been in the neighborhood for 20+yrs and they treat their customers with importance.

Mel the owner is great, she has a great deal of knowledge on kitchen cabinets and all hardware…read morematerials. The store is fully equipped with everything you need when doing home improvements.

Originally went to Home Depot to check out lighting for my new bathroom/room. We walked right the…read moreparking lot to check out the place. This place offers plenty of lightings to choose from. Also great staff who offered great advice. Would recommend coming here.

Great place to order from if your looking for kitchen related supplies Pots,pans, utensils , bags…read moreetc.

Family owned and operated business. Experienced, knowledgeable, and courteous service. They will…read moretake the time to answer your questions and explain the different options available to meet your business needs.

Great fast service, a staple in the community that comes in very handy for all your needs.read more

The largest hardware sore on this stretch of Fulton St., half a block form the Nostrand Avenue…read moresubway stop. I recently stopped here to get a kitchen knife sharpened, for just $2. Apart from a large supply of electrical appliances, paints, plumbing stuff, etc..., they also make keys, sell house plants, and make copies are $0.15/page. Open 7 days a week.

Quotidian in its focus and redundant in its naming, Tools Plus Plus offers a pleasant balance of…read morethe expected and the unexpected. Yes, they carry tools of the common variety, as well as the household goods you've probably come to expect from any respectable discount store in the immediate vicinity. Prices are understandably commensurate with the quality of their wares, so you'll definitely save money if you need tools for a quick fix, but maybe less so if you're building an heirloom toolbox to pass on to your handy little offspring. So, it's really the moniker that prompts me to return here over any one of the multitudes of 99-cent stores. Well played!