I used to frequent this shop when I was a teenager living in the neighborhood. I decided to return…read morehere because I couldn't find a Hardware Store or a store that made keys locally. I decided to come straight to Big Apple Hardware Store after work on a Wednesday afternoon due to the hours stating that they were open until 7pm. I got off at 4pm and decided to take the 25 min trip to the store via bus and walked about 10 mins to get to the location. Upon walking up to the store I see an employee getting ready to close the gate. There was still another employee inside. I asked him if I could get a key made, but he told me no. I said well what time do you close because the Yelp hours say 7pm. He said that they close at 4pm. Is that so? I looked at him in bewilderment because it was now a quarter to 5pm. I cursed, released a long sigh, and marched off because not only did I waste time trying to get a key made, but there were no updated hours reflected on the website. To say that I was vexed is an understatement. I decided to to come back the following day on a Thursday and much to my surprise they were open. As I waited on line to get a key made. The employee rudely told me to go to the other side to get the key made. Quite frankly I'm not a fan of this place and the management has since change from when I used to come here. Not only are they rude but the way they conduct business is an abomination. If I didn't need a key made I wouldn't waste my breath or time here.

It's a local hardware store that's close to me and I don't have to commute to a Home Depot. I only…read morecame here like twice to buy lightbulbs. The staff were super quick in helping me get what I needed and they were very friendly and helpful. I was in and out of the store within five minutes.

Great place. Met and dealt with Nancy. She's upfront and honest and cares for her clientele. Thank…read moreyou Nancy. I will definitely go back and support local

This place is packed with all the trinkets you may need as a construction contractor to a do it…read moreyourself home improver. from lights to keys to ladders to spare parts they got it all for good prices. help support this local business with good service

Please do not come here I would give least then 1 star they just rob your money I got two keys…read morecopied here 4 times back to back just for the keys not to work wasted 60$ for nothing just for them to say they give no refunds which makes no sense getting a key copied that don't work they tried coping 4 times never coming back they'll rob you for your money it's a scammm!!!!

Your neighborhood hardware store is a great alternative to Home Depot and other giant chains that…read morewant to kill small businesses. My neighborhood hardware store would be this one. Snow shovels and appliances in the front, random hardware stuff in the back, different types of locks to choose from. The owners here can speak English, Mandarin and Cantonese, friendly and knowledgeable. I came here to make key duplicates (first time too!) I finally saw how the process worked. Pretty awesome! They take a blank key that can fit in the key hole and then starts cutting it so that it can turn. They start accepting credit cards at $15.

they repaired my three screens in two days and had the other items I needed. staff were pleasant to…read morework with.

Knowledgeable and accommodating staff. The store is well…read moreorganized with an extensive and diverse inventory.

This place has basically everything one would need for a household Asian kitchen, with a wide range…read moreof prices, and some stuff for a commercial one as well. Prices are clearly labeled and appliances are logically categorized and easy to find. Highly recommend.

OK, obviously not the only place in Flushing to find kitchen gear associated with Asian cooking,…read morebut this place is pretty complete. I bought my last wok here, meaning large, steel and cheap. Unlike some general houseware stores in Flushing that carry some kitchen equipment and supplies, Sunrise specializes in them. Not unique but well worth checking out for all the Asian cooking stuff that Bed, Bath and Beyond either does not have or overcharges for.

great place looks just like a old school hardware store love it. I grew up in the area always was…read moresent by my uncles or dad to buy them things

This place is unorganized and dirty. The owners are so rude. Don't expect to be treated with…read morerespect and courtesy. I think the owners are just miserable and taking it out on their customers. Go there only if it's an emergency. They're very overpriced. Stay away!

I live on the sixth floor, where kitchen and bathroom sink clogs need to be pushed all the way down…read moreto the basement line to clear them permanently. Since buying a heavy-duty drain cleaner didn't make sense for a one-time issue, I visited the Home Depot Tool Rental Department to rent one. Michael, who works in the rental department, was incredibly proactive and helpful from the start. When I wasn't sure which cable length to get, he calculated that living on the sixth floor meant a 75-foot cable might fall short, recommending the 100-foot option instead to ensure it reached the main basement drain. He walked me through the entire rental process step-by-step: 1. Showed me the machine in person and highlighted the safety gloves included with the unit. 2. Explained the required documentation (a driver's license and credit card). 3. Laid out the rental tiers and clear pricing options--roughly $100 for 4 hours or $150 for 24 hours on the 100-foot machine. Michael turned what could have been a confusing task into a seamless, pleasant experience. His expertise and stellar customer service make him a massive asset to the store!

I try to stay away from this Home Depot because its located in downtown Flushing so the area gets…read morevery crowded. I needed some items imcluding "burner liners". Don't know what they are? I didn't know the term either - I had to Google it. I asked 4 employees where their burner liners were located - nobody knew what they were. In the end, they didn't have them anyway. I also noted that they didn't have as many plants as usual. Perhaps its late in the season but still they use to have a lot, and I mean a lot, more. On the plus side, they did have an employee at self checkout to provide any needed assistance. Overall, this Home Depot is not bad, and if you need something, by all means, pay them a visit.

For a very local hardware store, you can find everything you will need to fix or finish a home…read morerepair

I would give no star if possible. The thin lady with pony tail is the absolute rudest and nastiest…read moreperson I have ever met. I went to the back and stood at the counter waiting for her to acknowledgee as I did not want to interrupt her while she was working on the computer. She became very nasty when she realized I was standing there and did not get her attention. How was I to know that your peripheral vision was non existent. I explained that I was trying not to be rude and interrupt her. She then continue huffing and puffing and mumbling on and on. Note to the owner: this employee is miserable at this job and taking it out on your customers for no reason. Please replace her if your value your customers and your business. I will not step foot back in to your store and engage with her. I'll be going down just a few blocks to Bell Hardware

Always a fun visit at OnPoint. It has that small town general store vibe. I love the AS SEEN ON…read moreTV section of the store.

Since the demise of Woolworth's, there are not so many places that provide a variety of everyday…read moreitems. This is a great convenience to the neighborhood.