The service was good the food "fried shrimp" was excellent. We loved the basket of hush puppies…read moreserved before the meal. They were sweet no onion like served in NC bbq and seafood Resturant's. Price was reasonable we will be back

The remodeling of this old hardware store into a restaurant is excellent and it appears the bar is…read morepopular with locals. The menu is mostly seafood with a few steaks. The fried seafood was ok but not exceptional. My Oysters were excellent, nice sized and cooked perfectly. My wife's catfish was hard but tasty. There was a buffet but we didn't try that. We had a large party and the waitress kept up with us and the food came out quickly.

Love this place! Very friendly and helpful staff. Brought my push mower here for repair. They got…read moreit running like brand new and helped me save some money in the process.

A long time Hardware Store establishment in Oceanway. Pretty much everything you need. From…read morePlumbing to Gardening supplies. Also specializing in lawn equipment repair. Friendly staff will help you find anything you need.

Family business for generations now. Pride Waycross themselves on delivering quality service…read more Prices are competitive. Lumber, Paint, Plumbing , electrical. Everything you need for home improvement. Not far from the Post Office.

From the owner: Carrying on the tradition started in 1957 by Cleotis Lee, Sr. of Lee Hardware, the Lee family…read moreestablished Lee Hardware and Building Supply in 1988. Richard and Denise Lee, owners of Lee Hardware and Building Supply opened the expanded division of Lee Industrial in the 1990s , an additional physical location in Lakeland, Georgia in 2021 and 2026 adding Lee Hardware of Douglas. Lee Hardware and Building Supply, already an award-winning home center with the Valspar Platinum dealer award, the Hardware Connection Retail Beacon award, and the Orgill Pinnacle award for outstanding independent retailer, took the concepts of great customer service and competitive pricing and expanded into the area of industrial, janitorial, and safety supplies. The minority run business with Third generation Heather Bruner and co-owner, Jamie Bruner, serves as an example to those looking to establish long term roots in their community through services and support by partnering with like-minded programs to train and employ the next generation of up-and-coming retailers. To provide the community with quality products at competitive prices, Lee Hardware and Building Supply is a local dealer for name brand itemssuch as Case knives, Milwaukee tools, Makita,Solo Stove, DeWalt and Metabo tools to name a few. As previously mentioned, our award-winning paint department offers a complete line of Valspar products with color-matching capabilities to all major brands of paint. “The Big Advantage”

Another great place to browse... amazing items that you had no idea you would be willing to spend…read moreyour money on! Very cool

Agri supply is a huge brick and mortar retail store selling everything from feed and seed to…read morecooking and canning supplies. They stock so many different items. I use the store primarily for feed and seed. They carry and have in stock thousands of mower blades. I love to browse the isles. My only complaint is that the customer service is terrible. If you need help finding a specific item you are really left to fend for yourself. Good luck even getting an employee to acknowledge your existence. Unfortunately customer service is important to me in a store of this size. So i had to give it three stars. Pros: awesome selection of merchandise. - great prices Cons: Poor customer no-service. - when an item is out of stock it may take months to get more of the item back in. -The people that work there will not speak or ask if you need something

I'm tired of all these big named hardware stores taking all the business from hard-working small…read moretown family owned businesses. Miller Hardware is a staple in Valdosta. My family and I love shopping here. The customer service is fantastic and the store has everything you could need from a hardware store. This specific store on Northside has a fantastic garden and outdoor section. Last time I went in a young lady named Callie was able to help me find everything I needed. Very nice. Thank you, Callie !! Support Local Businesses !!!

would be a decent little store but the owners are too worried about judging the way you look and…read morewont leave you the fuck alone while you shop because they are too worried about if your going to steal or not dont recommend unless you want to feel like your being stalked if you have a tattoo or something smh..

Love this place! It was the only place I could find the cabinet handles I wanted in all the sizes I…read moreneeded. The staff was so helpful in design and choices. Thank you!

Builder's Choice is the place to go for any of your lock, handles, knobs and anything cabinet or…read moredoor related needs. They are extremely helpful and Jim (the owner) is so knowledgeable on all the different brands he carries. Since we moved in to our retirement house, I've used them over the last couple of years, replacing all the locks in my house. I'm pretty particular about brand and model selection of my locks and Jim was most helpful putting the order together, making some great recommendations. Thanks Jim.

The Home Depot Valdosta is by far the rudest group of individuals that I have encountered in this…read morepart of the world.. Today was the 3rd visit to the store over the last 3 years each visit reaffirming my belief that they really don't want my business. After the last visit I decided to avoid the store but sometimes they are the only store for 100 miles that has the product I need and today I needed tan polymeric sand. I enter store near masonry supplies but can't find it anywhere. Associate #1 doesn't know where it is so pages someone. 5 minutes later Associate #2 arrives and asks what I am looking for. I told him and he asks why I wasn't looking in the paint department. I said cause polymeric sand in not normally with paint. #2 says "I was talking to him". I go down to paint where there is no polymeric sand then go to the open customer service window. After about 30 seconds of being ignored by the three people huddled around a computer, one finally acknowledged my presence and tried to help. I told them Associate #2 said it was in Paint. She said he probably thought I said polyurethane. They did help me, I got my sand from the garden section then I went to checkout; no open registers. Over to the self-checkout register where it never asks if I am a veteran. I was so pissed by now that I spotted them the $10 just to get out of the store. Maybe they just don't like people with masks, I don't know, but I do know rude when I see it, and the Home Depot Valdosta is the real deal.

I recently placed a special order for two nine-foot frosted glass doors from Home Depot, each…read moreexceeding $800. Unfortunately, the shipment faced two delays, and I never received a single call from Home Depot regarding the status of my order. My attempts to reach the store were met with unanswered calls, or if I did get through, there was no follow-up. In desperation, I resorted to contacting the vendor for updates on my order. When the doors finally arrived at the store, they were left unprotected. Upon inspection, one door was damaged. I'm unsure if the damage was caused by shipping or store handling. My contractor assured me that he could repair or install the door, so I accepted the damaged doors with a credit in place or reordering. This entire ordeal was incredibly frustrating and time-consuming. As a large retailer, Home Depot should have the resources and support to handle such issues efficiently. However, the Valdosta store failed to provide any real assistance. Overall, this experience has been a complete disappointment. I strongly advise against placing special orders through Home Depot in Valdosta. You'll likely have a much better experience working directly with the vendor.