The staff are always helpful and knowledgeable. I had many great options to choose from with…read moreamazing organization. The prices were amazing and I was easily able to see why The Home Depot is the place to go.

Just walked out of Home Depot in Gloucester and will never return. We visited today with a 10% off…read morecoupon and spent nearly two hours loading up lumber and hardware for an outdoor project. The reason it took so long was that the lumber was in such disarray and of poor quality. We were then told at the checkout that none of the lumber we had on multiple carts were eligible for the discount. We called that a scam when I was growing up. Never going back.

I have found M&M to be one of the best building supply stores anywhere. They always have great…read morelumber and almost anything else you could be looking for and their service is outstanding. You can't go wrong with M&M.

So far I've found almost everything I've needed doing my fixer-up projects. The selection of…read morehardware store items exceeds the normal Ace hardware store. The prices are also great.

I went in for a fishing license and sat behind someone at the window for almost 15 minuets. I…read morepatiently waited for them to finish about "people who have died and what they bought at the store that day". Once I was finally recognized, she informed me it'd be $48 for a fishing license, which I only had $43. She suggested I buy something from the store and get $5 cash back, then I'd be able to buy the fishing license. I thought, that's a great idea, I'll go buy something small and this will all get taken care of. I found something small to buy and would give me some cash back. I go to pay for it, tell the cashier that I need cash back, then he runs my card as credit. I say "actually I need that run as debit, I need cash back remember?" he replies, "oh, well, your card isnt setup as debit" I say, " you mean the one I have in my hand that says DEBIT on the front?" his answer: "Yes. That card isnt set up to be run as debit" I ask "so what can be done now?" to which he says back, "have a great day, oh and you can get the fishing licenses online" I'd rather be kicked in the head by a mule than go back to that store. I'd rather drive my rusty ol' pick up truck into a Crisco factory at full speed and die in a grease fire, than go back to Harrows Home Center. If it were up to me, if I were given an option, I'd drive my boat into the middle of the Chesapeake Bay, drill a hold in the hull and sink to the bottom while cursing the ground that Harrows built on. They say time is a great healer, I say I cannot look forward enough to the day that Harrows is closed.

Great local hardware store...have just about everything at pretty resonable prices for an off the…read morebeaten path hardware store. The people though...VERY helpful and nice

It's a huge hardware store. The people who work there are so helpful to help you find what you…read morewant. They are knowledgeable. I would definitely go back.

Very friendly and helpful. Would have had to order what I needed but was not reluctant to send me…read moreto his competition since he did not have. I am now not reluctant to go to Cheriton Hardware first.

A gem of a find while camping at the former Cherrystone Campground, now Sun Outdoors…read more Bruce has the fly strips and brad nails I needed and I asked about all of the photos on the wall. He said the they were all farmers and customers if his over the four years he's been open. They asked him to open a farm store to save the time to drive to Crisfield, Maryland for parts. His teenage grandkids once called him "Grandpop Goose" and the farmers call him a friend. This is a must stop piece of nostalgic Americana in a small town and a successful hardware store for the community.

Nice little community store. It's advertised as a farming store but really it's a throw back to the…read moreold time "everything" store. You want farm equipment, they have it. They advertise that they specialize in Waterman supplies and gear, which is definitely not farming equipment, it's for being on the water. Basically, they have a little of everything here if you live and work on the land or the water of the Eastern Shore they've got you covered. Also saw some hunting gear as well. Staff was very friendly and nice hometown feel.

One of the best places in the Reedville area for anything house related stuff. This is pretty close…read moreto our vacation house in Reedville. We often find anything we need for the house project here. We recently stopped here to buy a special type of battery needed to operate a smoke alarm. Although the battery was expensive, but we easily found it here. The staff is great as well with great service. If you are struggling to find something, you can request one of the staff members to help you out. Highly recommend it.

They told me that they were more expensive than Lowes because they had better lumber. They also I…read morehad to accept what they gave me, even if it was not usable. The pictures are a 2x10x10 and I told could not use lumber like that, and he said policy is that the customer takes what they give them. I said get a manager and the manager said that it was company policy. I said that I wouldn't take rotten produce from grocery store just because that's what they gave me, and he said he could what I saying but he still couldn't let me pick better 2x10s. I told to take all of it off my truck and I would get a refund and go Lowes where I can pick out better material

Great for over 40 years, perfect fit for Deltaville. Employees are friends and very knowledgeable.read more

Absolutely love this classic hardware store, which has a little something more. Fishing supplies,…read moreboat repairs, tidewater-wear, and every nut, bolt, and country house fix-it item you might need. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and will let you describe your issue and offer a couple of solutions. They close at noon for a well-deserved lunch break.

Talk about a throw back store. Entering through these doors is like entering a time warp into the…read moredays of old time hardware establishments that just don't exist anymore. The town of Cape Charles is a charmer and I love that this stores has been really untouched for decades. But that also presents some with some practical issues for customers too! They also have Watson's Realty out of the location, but I really could not tell you what type of real estate business is conducted. Parking is back-in angle parking off Mason street and usually not an issue in locating a space.The sidewalks were clean and trash cans around around and were within their boundaries. Watson's does a nice job of pulling things out for a sidewalk display to draw customers into shop. Once entering you will feel the time warp of dark paneling, red and white checkered board tile that is completely warn down in some spots, high ceilings, peg board displays, old and very worn wooden display cases. I am sure that I missed something, but you get the idea. You will also see tons of merchandise packed in the large store that spans two rooms. It's organized I suppose, but that is a matter of opinion of what your definition of organization may be. I n my opinion it's cluttered. A few men were around in the center area setting down. At no time did I see anyone on the floor prepared to answer questions. On a few occasions I was very close to the gentlemen and browsing and was never asked if I needed help. This is a one star deduction in my book. I saw signs for fishing and hunting licenses that may be of interest to many in the area. They have inventory of both guns, rods and tackle for your fishing and hunting needs. There claim to fame may just be the bicycle department. Large inventory of lots of parts and they also sale new bikes as well. I just love those bike with the huge tires on them that looks like that Batmobile on two wheels. Although I think the store is a charmer and looks like something out of a1950's movie set that does not necessarily warrant high marks. Service is key into why I am pegging them at a 3. Organization although cluttered to me would not be to others who are regular shoppers, or the clerks who could provide assistance. Stop in and check them out, they will have what you want I bet.

Called today about a beach tent. Was told they had many to pick from, $25-$100+ for a pop up…read more Checked Amazon and pop ups were $30-$40. When I walked in a bunch of old men sitting around didn't even ask if I wanted help. Typical Cape Charles lazy customer service. What a lousy place!