Love this store! Staff are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. I've lost count of how many times…read moreI've gone there with a problem and they've come up with a solution for me.

I've lived in this neighborhood for over six years and have shopped at this Ace Hardware pretty…read morefrequently. Until today, every experience I've had here has been exceptional. The employees have always been friendly, accommodating, and quick to offer help, which is why today's visit stood out so much. When I came in, I was the second person in line. There was one customer at the register who needed some extra assistance, which I completely understand. What I didn't understand was why several employees were gathered around helping that one customer while the line was waiting. I politely asked one of the employees if someone could help those of us in line. The manager, Alicia, responded that she was th manager and she was helping the current customer and that she would help us when she was done. However, there appeared to be multiple employees at the front registers at the time. What bothered me most wasn't having to wait. It was the tone and demeanor of the response. She came across as very stern and unfriendly, and also seemed visibly irritated while assisting the customer in front of us. It was such a contrast from the warm, helpful service I've consistently received here over the years. I do want to note that the cashier, Hope (I believe that was her name), was very kind and even apologized to me, which I truly appreciated. She was not the issue at all. I'm hoping this was simply an off day because I've genuinely appreciated this store and its staff for a long time. I just felt this experience was worth mentioning because it was so different from what I've come to expect from this location.

Can you get better prices elsewhere? Yes, but the savings at the "big box" stores are offset by the…read morelack of customer service you receive. It is nice walking into Ace, and being greeted by someone who asks if you need help. Try that across town. They have an excellent selection of bbq rubs and sauces. In the Spring, their vegetable seedlings selection is also solid. The friendly, helpful staff and convenience of location keep me coming back.

I have to give these guys five stars the service here and second to know they're always there to…read morehelp you if they don't have it they'll help you find it. Selection is okay and the prices are competitive . I don't mind spending a few extra dollars to know that there are people that want to help you get the job done and are very knowledgeable.

In today's age you don't really see exceptional customer service anymore. Well this Ace just hit it…read moreout of the park. I had purchased some electrical adapters in Ripon to make a custom pigtail and I ended up getting the wrong fitting. I was no longer in that area and figured I would go and pick up the right fitting in Ceres. Each Ace store independently owned so I didn't expect them to exchange parts. Not only did they exchange the fitting which cost more I might add but gave me a tool to do it there in store. This is how you gain lifelong customers. Thank you Robert

as a bed ridden fisa led senior. I ordered leaf blower an was promised delivery today. no…read moredelivery. an gal called us and said we can't have item until minimum four days. I paid in full an promised delivery. now I have to rehire same men to address my yard , please avoid ceres Ace, the owner manger seems to not care about ACE policy's an promises. wth ? what's it take ? Whose minding the store, ?

I drove 87 miles to buy a specific model of chair by "Best Furn"…read more My city the price was $450 more for the same chair and they gave weak service . Bobby at Lenders was friendly helpful and even sent me pictures of the selection . Very friendly, clean restroom and easy parking . The place isn't fancy or plush . It's a warehouse store . But I wanted furniture not a hotel . I'd go back again immediately if I need more items . 5 stars

Terrible experience. I have been waiting almost a year to resolve an issue that the company refuses…read moreto deal with. When I purchased a table and chair set, the staff members scratched the table (when loading into my car). I called them the next day to tell them about this incident and the unprofessional staff member told me that I scratched it. As advised, I sent pictures to the company and have not heard back. I filed a complaint with the BBB, but BBB stated that the company "failed" to respond to them. I periodically call to follow up about this and never receive a call back. I would very much appreciate this company following up with me.

The best place to shop for all your outdoor supplies! If they don't have what you need, they'll…read moremake sure to get it for you. This store has significantly improved since the new manager took over. He and his staff are absolutely amazing!

I really thought I would get terrible service as I was not a contractor w/ a big company behind my…read morename. I am sooo happy to know I can go and get all my irrigation needs met. Neal is key!! He is very knowledgeable, kind, and sincere to help. He took the time to explain everything I needed to know about my transformer. I'm so glad another employee came back from lunch to help with the contractors coming in. Bonus: I got the best garbage can for leaves that has a flat mouth to easily sweep, rake or blow into the many leaves my beautiful oak tree dumps all year round! It will make my job so much easier. I've seen this ONLY at Ewing. And I hear they run out quick as they come in. I'm going to be the envy of my court with this handy can:) thank you so much for treating me as important as your big accounts.

I am writing to detail my shopping experience at Grocery Outlet Market located at Oakdale Road in…read moreModesto, California on July 17, 2026. During my visit, an in-store employee engaged in conduct that is considered to be racially-motivated discrimination and harassment against me. This violation of my civil rights occurred in the personal care items section. After I entered the store and headed left to walk towards the personal items section, a female store clerk was working in the immediate area. We greeted each other then I walked and turned right to the personal item aisle to pick up soap. Right afterwards, the clerk came over to me and - without provocation and out of the context of any standard retail customer service - began to discuss the consumption of alligator meat from Louisiana. During the conversation, the clerk deliberately made unsettling comments about the origin of the alligator, how she wondered what alligators taste like, that some people said it tastes like chicken, and stated that her husband had bought a skinned alligator and that they were going to consume it with friends. I told her that I have never eaten any alligators so I would not know what they taste like. She took out her cellphone and showed me a picture of the alligator that - according to her - was skinned except for its claws. I eventually told her to let me know what it's like and the conversation ended. I selected a pack of soap, left the area and went elsewhere to pick up a few more items to buy. Given my identity as a Black female customer wearing an African-inspired scarf, these comments regarding a skinned animal from a Southern state, unprovoked and directed at me, served as an implicit and highly offensive reference to a deeply disturbing and racist historical trope from American history. Historically, the term "alligator bait" and horrific imagery of using Black children as bait were utilized against African Americans. While the clerk did not explicitly state the historical phrase "alligator bait," the confluence of her unprompted comments about the origins of the alligator, Louisiana, and the specific context of her knowing that I am a Black woman wearing an African-inspired scarf, constituted an egregious act of racial microaggression, implicit racial hatred, and the fostering of a highly offensive, hostile environment. In American history, the phrase "alligator bait" has been used as a derogatory racial slur and historically references abhorrent and insidious acts where Black babies were used to bait alligators. By intentionally singling me out as a Black customer wearing African-inspired attire to discuss this topic, the clerk engaged in targeted racial harassment. The juxtaposition of these topics directly targeted and weaponized deeply painful, historical racial trauma against me as a Black customer. During the exchange, I kept very calm, maintained an oblivious demeanor for my own safety and comfort and navigated the conversation to defuse the situation, however, the employee's actions greatly angered and offended me, making me feel targeted and unwelcomed based on my race. Any business must provide an environment free from discrimination and racial hostility. Unsolicited, racially charged remarks constitutes a hostile public accommodation. It is illegal for a business to discriminate against a customer because of race, gender, disability, religion, citizenship, or other personal characteristics. The clerk's behavior legally constituted a public accommodation violation based on race and racial harassment. By using or evoking historic racially derogatory imagery - like the insidious legacy of alligator bait - directed at (me) a Black customer, the employee created a hostile environment that denied me equal access and enjoyment of a business. Although the store clerk did not explicitly mention "alligator bait," the historical event of "alligator baiting" invokes a horrific historical image towards me for targeted race-based microaggression and form of intimidation. The combination of my African-inspired scarf and the clerk's unprovoked pivot to alligator meat and Louisiana history strongly implied her racially targeted microaggression. Although no one else present in the personal care lane when this occurred, there are surveillance cameras all over Grocery Outlet. I documented the entire incident, notified Grocery Outlet via Certified Mail of what happened and mentioned that the video footage would demonstrate the employee's actions on July 17th. Before July 17, I patronized Grocery Outlet for many years. I - like everyone else - have the right to patronize a place of business free from discrimination plus harassment. I post this review to make other customers and would-be customers aware of my recent experience.

The customer service is top notch! I like seeing the friendly faces that greet us and talk with us…read moreas we shop. They have a good variety of different items. I love getting a great deal!! For example, they had a big bag of pizza rolls for $1.99 AND they were on sale with a BOGO (buy one get one free) price! Lots of good deals like that. I shared photos of a few items I have purchased at Grocery Outlet. The most recent being the loaded chicken pot pie nuggets. They were very salty. But quite tasty overall. I wish they came with a dipping sauce. Something similar to the chicken pot pie roux. The crust on the outside of the nugget was good too. I cut mine in half, to let the steam out. They cook for about 15 minutes in the air fryer.

I loveeeee thrifting and this is one of the stores I stop by on the regular. If you're going to…read morestop by here I'd recommend having a good amount of time to spend shopping because although the items are categorized they are not organized by size so you'll have to search piece by piece. Nevertheless you can find great clothes here! I've found numerous items like Levi's jeans in great shape, plenty of cute tops, cashmere sweaters, even found a pair of Apple Bottom jeans :P Multiple PINK sweaters, sequined fold over PINK leggings, Levi's short overalls, sometimes I walk out with one great item and sometimes I walk out with 10. Good luck and happy thrifting!

very organized and very friendly staff. Really enjoyed the atmosphere and everyone was very helpfulread more

In late October, I purchased an expensive vanity…read more Approximately 3 weeks later, the lights to the mirror stopped working. Nataly (owner) was informed and she asked to give her 30 days. After the 30 days My wife texted Nataly and she ignored the messages. In late December we went into the store and Nataly asked us to give her 30 (additional) days. In Early February My wife texted Nataly for an update and Nataly ignored the text messages. On 2/12/24 we went to the location and the store was closed during business hours. I texted Nataly to resolve the issue. I told her if it was not resolved I would report her to the better business Bureau and consumer affairs. All I got from her was "wow". She Then called me and stated she doesn't work under threats.

Rented a Uhaul for the day and everything was smooth with an amazing price. Thank you for helping…read moreus out :)