Our contractor suggested a visit as we plan for a bathroom makeover - very happy with suggestion…read more The selection is vast, clean and easy to see. We were happy to make one stop to get all we needed. Our biggest compliment is for the customer service. Billend helped us from start to finish and did so with a smile. His quick advice for calculating what we needed, was happy to estimate cost to compare the design pieces I was considering and helped get us someone to pull off the top shelves. While I did not get her name, the lady at checkout was super sweet as well. Great job on staffing your store with helpful, nice people.

Go to the Cool Springs location…read more This location has staff that likes to play hide and seek, and even when you finally find them, they know nothing to help you. Selection is same in all stores, so truly I would recommend shopping online or another location if you truly need something.

I use B&C Hardware all the time. They are always helpful. For instance this morning I needed to…read morefind an electrician so I called B&C to see if they had an electrician or could recommend one. Glen answered the phone and was so helpful. He suggested I google for an electrician in Brentwood TN area. I am somewhat technologically challenged so he explained how I would go about it and even stayed on the phone with me while I googled. Needless to say, B&C Hardware is always my first "go to" for things like hardware needs and questions in Brentwood TN.

They have extremely helpful people who work there and a surprisingly large selection of the things…read moreyou need

I popped into Bed Bath & Beyond to look for some new Christmas accents. I found battery operated '…read morelil Christmas Tree accents for my coffee table. They look great in my home and are very festive! The store was well merchandised but the merch was not plentiful. I was hoping there would be more (my husband is glad there was not ). I did walk around and look at different departments and noticed they have nice accent tables, rugs, & bathroom accessories. I would definitely go back when I am in the market for updating those items. Service was good. They left you alone to browse but were there when you needed them. 'Tis The Season for shopping so be sure to check them out soon!

My husband was flipping through the channels. I usually just tune him and the television out. I…read moredon't care about sports shows and I'd rather chew off my own arm than to watch his favorite news channel. But then I heard "the new Bed Bath & Beyond is opening in Nashville". Slam on the breaks. "Go back, go back", I yell to him from the kitchen. "Hurry up". Did I hear right? Oh my gosh! I did! BB&B is opening! In Nashville. Rejoice! It had to be divine intervention. We just happened to be driving to Nashville on grand opening day. I convinced my driver (ok, my husband) to leave early enough so we could stop on our way to the airport. It took us almost 3 hours to make the trek from Huntsville to Brentwood. We'll stop on our way home he promised. On the way home, our flight was delayed two hours. I swallowed my disappointment because I knew it was going to be 4 more, long weeks until I headed back up to Nashville. Finally, today was that day! We left extra early, I wasn't about to let construction traffic mess up another chance of going to what I once thought was my long lost favorite store. We made it. I nearly skipped into the store - quite a feat since I'm in a walking boot for a broken foot! I couldn't restrain myself - I gushed to the first employee that I ran into how truly excited I was. She looked at me like I had a third eye in the middle of my forehead. She obviously was well past the excitement that I felt this glorious day. I walked around the store, gently touching, lovingly touching the knick-knacks. The pillows. The pumpkin shaped candles. The cookware. But then that was it. My lip quivered a little when I realized that's all there was. The 50 shades of towels, the 29 types of bed pillows, the rows and rows of kitchen tools, even the 21 varieties of k-cups. Not there. No agonizing over vanilla latte or exotic chai. No 10 minutes of contemplating burgundy versus maroon. Barely any choices at all. Bed Bath and Beyond was now a mashup of a small Kirkland's and a tiny Home Goods store. I did find a toilet paper holder that I wanted. There was a big sign outside that said that they still accept Bed Bath and Beyond coupons. What they mean are those relics found under the car seat. Those with grease marks from stray French fries. The ones with the torn corners and blotches of things I'd rather not know about. What they don't mean is BB&B online coupons. The online BB&B is apparently not the same store. I left my find at the register, I just couldn't bring myself to buy something at Bed Bath & Beyond without a coupon. It was just ingrained in me. My skip was replaced by a little limp as I walked back to the car. I quietly buckle my seat belt, adjust my sunglasses and restart my Waze app. With a defeated, nearly inaudible voice, I ask, "where do you want to stop for lunch, babe?"

Best little neighborhood hardware store. They seem to have everything you need and so many things…read moreyou had no idea you needed but now you do. Run by cats.

I have old plumbing i don't know how to fix. I take it down there and he takes it apart and fixes…read moreit, only charging for parts. The prices on every thing I need are competit8ve with the great big chains and easy to find, or they will take you to it.

A really decent selection, especially for an outlet store!! We stopped in on Christmas eve right…read morebefore they closed and Lynette was fabulous, funny, and so helpful. My dad was tickled pink at the stuff she was saying. I loved that she was genuinely helpful with her recommendations and not just trying to sell the costliest items, and I also think she was just a real sweet person. We ended up buying a roasting pan, which was a fantastic discount ($210 instead of $315) , and a small 3.5qt dutch oven at 40% off. Those were holiday sales and won't last through the new year, but I'm glad we caught them anyway. I think in terms of the other stuff, it wasn't the craziest discounts ($2 off here, $3 off there type thing). But I do think that the stuff that has a deal active is usually a pretty hefty deal. Just keep in mind that they don't have all the colorways!

Paige was probably the rudest person I have ever met. She was super irritated from the moment I…read morewalked in the door. I even complemented her on her hair color (she didn't even respond or say thank you) hoping that would put her in a better mood (I really did like it) so I could ask the questions I needed to ask. Ultimately, I decided to come back later when someone else in a better mood could help me, and as I was walking out the door, she rolled her eyes. She was very cold and very bothered to have to answer my questions. I'm giving two stars because when I was in there last week to buy several pieces, the woman that helped me was incredibly kind and answered my questions with no problem. In fact, she talked me into buying two pieces that totaled over $600 that I had not planned to buy. I think your sales will be much better at this store if you can train Paige not to act like a drill sergeant when customers come in. This was a horrible experience.

Well ! I can not comment on products but I tell you what ! I have been to this store three or four…read moretimes. The staff don't even bother to say Hi or Bye !! Just saying ! Only one time with me spending at least half an hour a lady approached me and asked if she can be any help !! Guys working there don't even bother to look up from their computer !! Act like they are so busy just to say Hi !!! But great selection of tiles for sure

We're renovating a house soon (a whole house this time - not just a kitchen), and we stopped in The…read moreTile Shop today just for ideas and browsing. We were greeted by two employees who were really nice and still made sure we knew we could ask any questions even though we told them that we're moving from Nashville and renovating a home in another city (where there is a Tile Shop location). They have a good variety of tile, and the tile options are well-displayed. It might not have as much product as some places, but it's brighter and more open and you can really see the tile samples better. I couldn't tell if they have samples you can purchase (there wasn't a lot of tile out on the floor other than the samples to view), but I'm sure that's something they could have helped us with if we were wanting any samples. This seems like a good store to check out if you're doing any work to a home and are looking for tile that is available locally. Worth checking out.

Got exactly what rented (had delivered) and the price was very good. Service was what would have…read morebeen expected.

Great place with friendly knowledgable people. If you need hardware or equipment to rent, or even…read moreneed your oqn equipment fixed, i highly reccomend this pillar of the community.

First time in this store and the Manager greeted me, although I could tell she was busy and trying…read moreto stay calm thought they had a shortage of workers, she still took good care of me even applying coupons to my purchase, definitely will revisit this store. Now in Smyrna not the same case, I bought a miter saw, I thought I seen there was a coupon on my phone and when I get to the register the supervisor who was ringing me up scan the coupon I thought i could use and he did, this won't work for this saw he said, but then the manager at the next register mentioned about a coupon to the sup, but he didn't take the time to look, when I got home I noticed there was a coupon for the saw. This will probably be my last time at this store, I visited this store many time and I don't see how I couldn't get the deal that was advertised, no loyalty here at this store, the manager was wonderful not the supervisor.

I was looking for a good deal on a rotary tool and google brought up Harbor Freight Tools. They…read moreshowed their 31 piece Chicago Electric Rotary Tool for $17.99, which seemed like a pretty good deal. Tired of being stuck in the house, I decided to trek over to the store and check it out. When I got there, the tool was listed at $24.99. I told the clerk that I had just seen it online for $17.99 and she said if I could find a coupon, that was the price, otherwise it was $24.99. I looked on line for a few minutes but couldn't find the damned thing. I'm not playing stupid games. If you advertise it at one price, you should sell it at that price. In the state of Tennessee, fraud is defined as "An intentional deception or misrepresentation made by a person with the knowledge that the deception could result in some unauthorized benefit to himself or some other person." I can't see how this type of bait and switch would not meet that standard. I bought a rotary tool at Wal-Mart on my way home.