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

Such a great place for all of our home hardware needs. Clean organized and big! Great family…read morerunning the place - they are always so friendly and helpful. Support local and go to Hales. :)

Best hardware store in Newburgh. Well it's he only hardware store so it's got to be the best, but…read moreit really is a great store. Clean well lit organized. Family run very friendly people that own and run it. They are always very helpful.

I came in to have touch up paint prepared for me. The man who blended the paint for me is like a…read moregenius. The touch up paint is such a perfect match for the paint on my porch floor and porch steps that you cannot see the touch up spots. I am thrilled with how this turned out.

Great place with very knowledgeable and helpful staff. They can also order stuff for you.read more

Regardless of their low rating, our landscaper guy and new contractor swear by this place. Off we…read morecame. Located at the Kingston Plaza in Kingston, NY, we came here for a color stain for raw pine doors we'd purchased at a door store. Herzog's is big- not Home Depot big- but it's got a lot of what you may need for home repairs. They carry lighting equipment, painting items, a kitchen+ bathroom design dep't, textiles, BBQ accessories, vacuum cleaners, gardening supplies, candles, some clothing- heck, even minimalist jewelry in a glass case, etc. My girl with the glasses in the paint department was smooth and patient. She took her time when we asked her questions about colors and how each color stain would react to raw wood. Service was fine, we left with smiles and was the opposite of everything that's been written here in the past. Whether you're working with a contractor like we are or you're one of those Do-It-Yourselfers, this is your place.

My experiences at this location have not been very good. It does not seem like a particularly…read moremotivated team here...not motivated to engage with customers, help customers, sell to customer. They do, however, seem motivated to: 1) Get off the phone with you as quickly as possible. 2) Send you to another department before you even finish what you are asking--or say "no," as quickly as possible, regardless of whether they are correct or not. At least they let you linger because they do sell lots of DIY equipment and materials...but with a "DIY mentality," ie find it yourself. Special call out to the Yelper who mentioned being sold a discontinued stain: 100%. Same thing happened with me with a marble sample.

The store has everything for Homey- Goods: huge selection of cool stuff. The staff is generally…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. Everything seems reasonably priced. The main attraction is probably the giant train track that goes around center of the store. The thing is awesome and has multiple rail lines running through. Worth a stop even if you don't plan on buying anything! (Though you probably will.

Great hardware store with plenty of staff to help you out. They have helped us with several…read morepainting projects and have a little bit of everything a person needs. A kitchen and bath design shop inside was a good surprise and gave us some ideas during our renovations. Worth visiting during holidays for their train set in the store.

I needed help with a heater. 2 other stores had given me the wrong part so a friend recommended…read morethem. I can't say enough good things about my experience with them. From the knowledgeable ladies at the counter to the gentleman who took the time to make sure I had the right part and explain exactly to me everything about it. To the kind man who was outside filling my 40 gal propane tank This is a wonderfully run business who really cares about their customers This is my new go to store & should be yours

This is a kitchen geeks ultimate destination. There are…read morefamous national chains that carry some pots & pans, knives, and stuff, BUT nothing like this place. If they don't have what you're looking for; in several styles, you don't need it. There are even things that solve a problem, you won't find elsewhere, and didn't know there's a gadget for that. There is a huge variety of styles and sizes in just about everything. Countertop machines. A Knife sharpening service is available. The bright yellow exterior makes it a landmark, so it's easy to spot

Fully stocked. No one else in the area can claim (busines in Kingston or Rhinebeck) that carries…read morethe items either used by chefs or homeworkers.

Looking for that oddball heat grate or an oddball room door(yes, they have thousands upon thousands…read moreof doors) or a useful chair(from office chairs to dining room chairs, to doctor's exam room chairs) or something out of the ordinary, you're sure to get what you are looking for, at Aztex. The site of an old rundown factory, this place is well worth it. As far as payment goes, and whether or not tax is applied: if you pay in cash, the ticket price is it. If you pay by check, you pay ticket+tax. They do not accept credit cards. According to my father, who has been there, however, he says they've closed, however, I have proved him wrong in several respects lately. So don't take my word on them being open or closed. I know they were open, when I was last looking for something from them in April 2009(that I couldn't find the style anyplace else).