#freezemiser. Support local family-owned business, helpful knowledgeable staff, and a wide…read moreselection of items.

Staff is well versed on the products they sell and recommend a solution to the problem. I also…read morerecommend their gift shop. Everything from yard flags to baby gifts. My husband goes there for his grass seed. I remember my Dad listening to the radio show in the 60's - still good after all this time.

Awesome local, small town business! Awesome and knowledgeable staff! Great customer base! Old time…read morehardware stores are awesome and this one has a delightful surprise around every corner!!!

Very helpful staff, this place has a ton of stuff. I found straw cowboy hats for $6. I got a great…read moreout door gas burner. I use it for canning. Check this p place out. You won't be disappointed.

I'm not sure what drew us into Henne Hardware. But, as tourists, we were very happy we did. The…read morevariety of candles was terrific! One of my companions found a skull with a fragrant candle in it. I picked up a wax block to melt at home. The store seems to be split in half--one side hardware, the other decor, home items. The owner was very kind and gave us a lot of good information. I look forward to coming back and seeing what else happens in the store.

Really sad to see this place change it seemed to happen overnight, it use have a familiar old wood…read morebuilding smell and sounds of an old time hardwood store. It smells like strong cheap cologne when you enter and it stays with you. Gave my daughter a headache she had to wait outside. Why would they do this to this great old place?

This place is pretty cool. It's walking distance from where we live and we don't drop by often…read moreenough. I needed a timer, so off we go. An hour later (you get caught up in all the eclectic items they offer). During the hour I checked out cat toys, dog toys, cards (fabulous collection of off beat greeting cards), cat litter, yo yos, dominoes, keys (they cut keys), gardening tools, pocket knives and many other items. You can find a nice weird gift for someone here. And yes, I bought a timer for $6.99. Go there and be reminded of back-in-the-day Scrivener's.

We do not like to drive 41 miles round trip for brusque service. In order to make sure they could…read moremake a car key BEFORE wasting time and gas driving down from Fair Oaks Ranch, my husband called them twice. The first time he called, my husband spoke to a guy who said they needed to see the key first to see if they could do it. Fair enough, but they could have looked the key up first on Google or something. My husband forgot to ask how much it would cost IF they could do it, so he called back. A woman took his call and was short with him, as if she didn't want to be bothered. She snapped, "Oh no - we can't do that!" My husband told her he just talked to a man who told him to bring it down. So then she said "Oh, okay. $2 or $3." When he arrived and handed them the key, she took one look at it and "No we can't do that!" She was very abrupt. We would have shopped a bit for other things, we got the clear impression that our business wasn't wanted. For anything. They were not busy at all. I can understand that they couldn't make the key, but a little more kindness and perhaps some initiative to find out exactly what kind of key we needed would have gone a long way. Since they make keys, and are no doubt familiar with modern fob type car keys, a little engagement of the gray matter would have saved everyone a big hassle.

Great shopping for architectural relics. Dozens of old doors, stained glass windows, unusual street…read morelamps, and more. The owner was very pleasant to work with and had been in the relics or antiques business for 40 years. The price was reasonable, and we have several other things we're considering as we restore our antique home. Mike and Carol San Antonio

Stumbled upon this spot while thrift shopping in the area. At first glance this spot looks cool as…read moreheck. I saw so many colorful and old/vintage windows and home pieces that could add or enhance your home or add a unique aesthetic to your home. The only thing I wasn't impressed with was the pricing, the lack of cleanliness or upkeep of the store, and the disappointment in this store definitely not being ADA complying for anyone who may have a mobility issue or wheelchair bound. There are so many items tucked away in corners and up against the walls here that it just seems like it would be dangerous and compact to try to walk comfortably. Parking might be a thing as we couldn't see any spots in front that would allow us to park. We had to park down the way (alley) and walked over to get to the store. It's really dusty here and although many things are labeled with the year and the type of wood/metal/glass the pricing just doesn't make any sense. I will say if you are down to explore and really take your time to look around to find a unique piece do it but maybe bring gloves? Everything is old and not in the best condition so be forewarned.

I have a rental home next door to my home. Both are over 90 years old. So I have spent alot of time…read moremaking home improvements. I primarily make my purchases at the Home Depot on Fair but I actually have never had a bad experience at any of them. Sometimes the wait for help may be lengthy, more likely at the Sunset address, but the employers are always apologetic if that happens. Online service is great, too. Thank you, Home Depot, for making my life easier.

Horrible service, ac was off , they didn't have anything in store and everything was way over…read morepriced. Only one person asked if we needed help. It was super hot in the store.

We've been by this business several times and it's never open. Their website clearly states that…read morethey're open the first Saturday of each month, but when we made an effort to drive down there (it's not in a convenient location, nor is it easy to find) they were closed. I'm sure this is one of those small businesses where the owners constantly complain about COVID hurting their business and were probably the first in line for government assistance when it was offered. You know...one of those businesses that are open at their convenience and never put customers first. Admittedly, I've never even walked into the door of this place. But after calling several times and always getting an answering machine...I won't even bother.

Architectural Antiques is a precious resource for anyone working to restore one or more of San…read moreAntonio's historic houses!