What a cool store to meander through looking at all the cool antiques and such. We walked down the…read morestreet to our hotel and stopped at a few cool spots along the way. I bought my husband and I matching Goonies t shirts. They have some cool things that reminded me of my childhood.

Astoria Vintage Hardware is such a gem in downtown Astoria. The space is beautifully curated with a…read morethoughtful mix of vintage finds, home décor, and unique pieces you don't see everywhere. It's the kind of place you can wander through slowly and always discover something new. The atmosphere is welcoming, and everything feels intentionally styled. Definitely worth a visit if you love one-of-a-kind treasures.

When you are on the coast--and you are visiting, not living on the coast--you sometimes need advice…read moreon things like getting rid of carpenter ants or how to keep a hinge from rusting. In this case, what you do NOT need is a typical Home Depot kid who just learned that nuts and bolts are on aisle 47. What you need is an old time hardware store like Coast Hardware, with old time sales guys who look like they were born in the back storage area and know the best killing potion for your bug infestation. Great local resource!

This is now my "go to" spot. Just can't see spending my money at Ace, when these guys are so much…read moremore friendly and helpful. Not the greatest inventory, but is good enough to save me a trip to the Depot on most occasions. PLUS, they always have treats for my dogs :-D

Terrible customer service. Purchased a screw extractor set same day came home and the bit broke, I…read morecalled to ask if there was a warranty or anything and I got a "nope, they usually don't break unless you press too hard haha..." and hung up.... Not very helpful at all. I'm not mad they don't have a warranty, I get it I broke it but absolutely no help and got hung up on. Thanks ace, not very helpful hardware folks

Conveniently located 4 blocks down the street, this store has been my go-to for almost 10 years…read more Shopping here first saves me a 25 mile round trip to the big box store in Warrenton when they have in stock what I need. I have no use for hearing they can have it next Thursday when I need it now! Some of the employees are introverted and not friendly at all while Trevor is always helpful and will take me to what I need. The fastener section can be overwhelming and he helps me navigate through it. While limited in selection, prices for the most part are competitive and Ace quality usually meets my expectations.

We just bought some cedar for a fence we are building. They ordered exactly what we needed and…read morecalled us as soon as it got in. I was impressed because usually we have to do the calling to find out if our product has come in. And two people helped bring it out to the truck! They were so friendly and nice and personable. Not like some places that don't care about the customer at all. You could tell they genuinely enjoyed their job, and that's the kind of business I enjoy being at.

I recently purchased cedar fencing from this business. I spent over $700 here and I can't remember…read moreever experiencing such rudeness from a business before. I was told the wood I was purchasing was quality wood. That the knots wouldn't be larger than 1 1/2 inches and no knot holes. Probably 30% of the wood had large knots, knot holes, and a lot of split and damaged pieces. We managed to cut around and make all of the boards work except 2 boards. When I went to return the two boards and get a few extra I was "helped" by the rudest person I've probably ever had to deal with. From the moment I walked up to the counter he acted like I was disturbing him. He came out to the pile of boards, pointed at the ones I needed to choose from and then as he walked away said "try not to make a mess!" I have made many purchases from city lumber since I bought my home 10 years ago. I believe I have spent enough here to not be treated like a child. I don't know how this business keeps customers if this is how they treat everyone. I will drive to Portland to buy lumber before I will give this place my business again. City Lumber just lost a customer.

5 years since my last review - lol. I've been frequenting this Home Depot for several yearsnow,…read moreand theyve exceeded my expectations with product availability, reasonable prices, helpful employees and, especially, easy returns (love that!) From helpful tips on fence building to helping me find the right gosh-dang nut for this darned bolt, I've never had a problem. Big store, adequate parking, clean. Will keep coming back!

This Home Depot is by far my most favorite, and I have shopped at many across the country from…read moreWashington, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, South Dakota, and Wyoming... One of the reasons is the friendly service and it's never super busy and my favorite HD employee Shannon whom I will wait an extra person or two to have the pleasure of talking to her as she checks us out. Hopefully the management will tell her about this post as she is one of the important people that keeps me coming back.

Called several times on a mix up and need my prescription that was to be picked up in Klamath…read moreFalls. That were very helpful, fixed the problem and was able to pick it up in no time. Staff extremely helpful and so polite, Thank you.

It really should be illegal to charge more for items than what is on the tag. Today was really…read morebad, over a dozen pricing errors. They wont allow you to 'fix' while in line, you have to go stand in a long line with one overworked customer svc person, and its a major hassle, especially if you're popsicles are thawing. I am an astute shopper - I'm expert on using their app, clipping their coupons, reading the ads before I shop, etc., and to boot I worked grocery early in my long career. These were genuine errors. We've had to endure a near year-long revamp of the store, its nearly finished, and I've yet to to see ANYWHERE any improvement in the experience. Its mind boggling how much money they spent to achieve NOTHING. When I was a checker, they came out with the most efficient way to process items; customer puts product on belt, the employee scans it and puts it right in the shopping bag. Boom, handled once! Super efficient! A few years ago some idiot with no clue how checkstands operate came up with the bright idea of having the checker scan it, put it on another belt, where another employee bags it. Handled TWICE. And this store NEVER has 1:1 checker/bagger. Today there were FIVE checkers, and ONE bagger. Fred Meyer continues its increasing abuse of plastic. Too many instances to write here.