Great addition to this side of town. Always fully stocked, sales floor staff is always available…read moreand eager to assist. Not only do I shop here for convenience, but it's locally owned and operated. #supportyourlocalbusinessowners

Finally!!!! A hardware store on the west side of League City. It's been a long time coming!!!!…read more Located on the southeast corner of Hobbs and League City Parkway (Hwy 96), this Ace Hardware is a huge plus to those of us who live west of the Gulf Freeway. I've utilized them a few times now. The staff has been extremely helpful. They know the whole store, not just the department. They aren't experts in everything DIY but I've found them to be more than willing to help or at least try to figure it out. The owners are on-sight most of the time and are extremely friendly. Like any Ace Hardware, some items are slightly more expensive than Lowe's and Home Depot. However, they also have things that those stores don't have, like loose nuts and bolts for instance. Honestly, is there anything more annoying than having to buy pre-packaged nuts and bolts? The project I was doing today required 4 bolts, nuts, and fender washers. I went to Ace and bought 4 bolts, nuts, and washers. I wasn't forced to buy packs that are pre-packaged with numbers that NEVER align. There's always 6 bolts, 4 nuts, and 7 washers. Its like buying hot dogs and buns...the numbers never match. Anyway, I digress. I love being able to buy exactly what I need in the exact count I want. Plus, I got a great deal on some sunflower seeds for my bird feeders. I got a 25lb bag on sale for $9.99. They are also an authorized dealer for Big Green Egg and Traeger Grills. This is important because the only other dealer for BGE in League City recently closed. As far as power tools go, they carry Craftsman, Milwaukee, Dewalt, and Stihl. They carry Benjamin Moore paint and other brands. They have almost everything you need at a hardware store minus a bunch of lumber, fencing, and building/roofing materials. If you need that, don't come here. Bottom line - They have almost everything you need for the DIY projects that you have going around the house. Conveniently located and extremely helpful. I am very glad they are now in the neighborhood.

This location is the location located closest to the Sedona neighborhood in League City. If you…read morelook at my photos, I posted the custom color for Cervelle Squirrel. This is the paint code you will need for Sherwin Williams to match the color for your house if the exterior was painted Squirrel by Cervelle. The employees here were very helpful. I needed to buy 15 gallons of paint for the exterior of my house. I told them when I was coming to get it (in a few days). They called me the day before to confirm and had it all set aside. They mixed it as soon as I arrived and I was out the door in 10 minutes. Bottom line - I know this is a shocker but they sell paint. It isn't cheap but it is good quality. They had great customer service.

David was very kind, patient and helpful! Would definitely recommend this location and working with…read moreDavid

Absolutely abysmal customer service. I bought a fire pit and the tag CLEARLY said $149…read more When I got the receipt I was charged $165 plus tax for a total of $180 after tax. Young man named Muhammed was checking me out in the Garden Center. I politely stated "the tag says $149". He responded "Yep". Confused I showed him the receipt and said, " I was charged $165. The tag says $149". Again he responded "yep". I asked him why he kept saying yep and he responded "yep, it charged you too much. I guess go talk to people in there" pointing to the main building. There's zero excuse for that. I won't be back.

Fantastic home depot!!!…read more You walk in for a lightbulb and leave with 14 feet of PVC pipe, a new door, two suspiciously sexy sawhorses, and an unexplained desire to start a chicken coop. Every aisle is an adventure -- lumber smells like testosterone, paint samples flirt with your commitment issues, and the tile section? Don't even get me started. The employees? One moment you're asking where the drywall anchors are, and next thing you know, you're in aisle 37, knees weak, learning about load-bearing walls and rethinking your entire life structure. 10/10 recommend.

A gem of a store filled with tons of little gems! There are so many great pieces to spruce up your…read morehome but on top of that, the way they decorated is inspiring too. Very unique! There are also really nice soaps and lotions for sale. AND all the prices are extremely reasonable which is an added bonus. Get in there!

I hate shops like this where all the reviews make you think you are going to a welcoming nice…read moreenvironment with reasonable prices, but then you get there and EVERYTHING IS SO EXPENSIVE. The worst part, the owner will make you feel super guilty if you leave without buying anything. Its extra annoying when all the shops in the area are priced to the moon. Try vintage revival, actually affordable and pleasant, also they have a complementary Keurig machine and all the furniture has neat history. This place kinda just paints over thrift store items and asks for an arm and a leg.

They had a wonderful 60 percent off holidays sale. I found my next years colors and they also had a…read moreGreat Wall decor for 50 percent off and my daughter was moving so we found get pictures for all rooms. It was busy but not overwhelming with crowds. They were stocked and ready.

Hobby Lobby is Hobby Lobby. We were here; I checked in…read more My sister bought stuff. I did not. She shops here on occasion. The only time I've been to a Hobby Lobby is when I'm with her. If you like Hobby Lobby, this seems to be a fine representation of the brand.