They have a good selection and nice to have a store close by for supplies.read more

From the owner: we are a full service hardware storeread more

Woodstock Hardware, on Tinker St., is the store for you if you're looking for a complete shopping…read moreexperience as they have a gazillion products that can fulfill nearly any homeowner's needs spanning two floors and every inch of the space here is used. The 1st floor has locks for doors, bathroom items, tools, painter's tape, light bulbs, as well as pest control products, even paint swatches and so many other items. The second floor also sticks more hardware items but, you'll also find storage bins, kitchen and bathroom items including liquid hand soap. I just named a few items- but again, Woodstock Hardware will seriously help you if you're in a jam. As for prices, well.....we paid for convenience. Not complaining. The young gentleman who helped tremendously the day we visited was very pleasant and offered excellent advice when we needed it. Plus hubs and I were impressed by how this hardware store is practically a one stop-shop for almost any home situation.

Woodstock hardware is an amazing old fashioned, ( ie easy to find what you need store) where you…read moredon't need to walk 500 isles to find it! The day I ran into the store Mike walked me to everything I came in for and man he is the best employee any store has ever had! I love this store and will be shopping here whenever I am in Woodstock!!!

My absolutely favorite store to visit when I am here. Their service, selection and value are second…read moreto none! I have come here to buy everything from charcoal to a generator. They have everything! And if they don't, just order it to the store on the app. The staff is lovely, the store is clean and the parking is ample

These guys have just about everything that you would need that is hardware related. They even have…read morea large selection of camping gear and knives.

EXCELLENT customer service, large selection on two floors, prices are reasonable with good quality…read more Great place to shop

Middleburg Hardware is an essential part of the Schoharie Community. It's a very well stocked,…read morebeautifully maintained store with all the essentials for any kind of job - from electrical supplies to paints. They now carry an assortment of wood (2X4's plus) in the back too. I can't count the times that I've needed just a couple of things and run into Middleburgh Hardware to find it. The owners, Rich and Heather, are also always happy to help with recommendations for contractors, repair people, and resources in the area.

The nicest people. They usually have everything we need. Carry plenty of wild birdseed. We're…read morefortunate this local business is here. When we need something in hardware, yard and garden or basic automotive, we try to check Brookside first.

My son just bought a Honda HR-V EX from Brookside and got a fantastic deal. The customer service…read morewas above and beyond. Appreciate everything they did to meet our budget and get him on the road with this car.

I dunno what the other reviewer is talking about, maybe he was having a bad day - had a great first…read moretime experience over the weekend. They were able to help me with polyethylene tubing that big box stores weren't able to - they cut me off a piece of tubing so I didn't have to buy 100' when I needed 10'. Friendly service, they took their time. At checkout there were a couple of old head customers to chat with who were also friendly. Reasonable prices. For being as small as the location is they have a LOT of selection.

overpriced and old junk fittings. save your time and money and go to Home Depot or Lowe'sread more

Great staff Good selection…read moreThey had what I needed. Working in a nearby town and found Westlake. Thank you

My wife went to get paint and "Pat" the paint guy is so abrasive and abusive to customers. He is…read moreput out by having to perform his job. She had a paint sample but he wouldn't even look at it. He made her leave to get a paint chip and then purposely ignored her for 10 minutes while humiliating her. Very poor customer service. Not out first time. The man is a narcissist bully. Good bye ace, hello Lowe's

These are the friendliest people I've ever met going to any ace hardware. They are always willing…read moreto help and the staff have a variety of knowledge. Last winter, my well pump broke and I came in, during a snowstorm with a pile of broken pvc, not knowing what I was doing, and they helped me get all the parts so when I got home it was a breeze. Whether it's just an emergency repair or a home project, they're my first stop every time.

Employees do not honor the law of if one employee tells price of merchandise another employee has…read moreto honor it. The cashier was rude and I'm unwilling to comply and the other employee went to hide in back!

Decent store. It was ransacked. A number of obvious, common items sold out. Clerk needs to check…read moreshelves. Review: 4

I go way,way back to when this was Trawinski's. It's always convenient to have a full service…read morehardware store nearby. I was thrilled, years ago, when they expanded into a bigger, new location opposite the fairgrounds. Product selection expanded, the store was large, well organized, and brightly lit; parking was easier, and hours of operation extended. Plus they had dogs in the store, which is always a bonus! They also had a full-service paint department so I decided to buy my paint supplies there. Shop local, you know? Unfortunately, their pricing was about 25% higher than I was paying elsewhere. When I mentioned this the owner, Frank, became irritated. I showed him my invoices. He then became angry, not understanding how I was purchasing less for retail than he was paying the franchise, or something along those lines. It was weird. So, I stopped purchasing paints there but did continue buy other supplies. Later, they moved to their present location which continues to have ample parking and easy access, as well as a decent selection of hardware and sundries, to my recall. As a bonus, they carry not only chainsaws, but chainsaw parts and supplies. At the time, the fellow who ran that department, Andy, was great- helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. One day, I needed a couple saw parts which he had in stock; it was his suggestion that I take all that he had, 4 or 5 pieces, and return those I did not need as it would allow his system to automatically re-order. So I did that... Unfortunately, returning the parts was just an awful experience. The cashier at the time, a lady with white/grey hair, could not have been more rude or angry, acting as though I were taking food out of her mouth or committing some sort of fraud by returning the parts as I had been advised to do the previous day. I recall her interrupting a conversation I was having with another customer, an acquaintance of mine, as she began to berate me and demand not only the receipt, which I provided, but also my drivers license to process the return- a purchase of less than $25. I have no idea what makes people think it's acceptable to behave in the manner she did. It truly was a distasteful experience. As a result, I have not entered the store or spent one thin dime there since- though I do purchase thousands of dollars of hardware and supplies, etc. annually. Instead, I chose to patronize another local business which appreciates customers spending their money with them, though it is less convenient for me to do so. Reading through the various reviews here, evidently I am not alone in my experiences.