MJ hardware -Great hardware store and great prices! The owner is so helpful and always tells me…read morewhat the best thing to buy to my DIY project. I'm a repeat customer.

It's honestly no BS here. You'll likely find the essentials for all your building projects. They…read morehave so much inventory and it turns over so quickly that big box retailers like Home Depot and Lowes would have trouble matching their prices. I ordered some doors and they arrived in less than a week. They were FAR cheaper than the prices I saw at Home Depot. For a standard, non-custom order, go here. The biggest benefit to the neighborhood is that they are multilingual (languages spoken here include English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Taishanese, and potentially some other regional Chinese dialects). Sometimes things do get lost in translation, so be careful of that. The thing that I HATE most about this is the location. It's located at a big intersection AND it's right underneath the train. I've only been here during the warmer seasons, so I only know how they operate in the window. During this time, every visit I've made, the doors have been open. The trains run every few minutes forcing you either to repeat yourself or scream your order. Go for the prices, be wary of the service. Express patience because everyone knows they're cheap. They operate under the buy now, pick up now business model. This created a few problems for me and my contractor, who would often pick up the materials at a later date.

Since this review 4y ago, I've come nearly a dozen times more for everything from nails to plaster…read moreto concrete mix to tile mix to shim wood to plywood to everything, truly they have so so much except speciality products and their service is, while famously curt, very highly credible with gruff thoroughness and they do speak English just fine, for those wondering, and so I enhance my earlier glowing review and rating. Note is that as with most such places, you order with the interior crew and they prep any indoor items while most of the bulky and messier items are in their adjacent bay which can forklift or crew load (theirs and/or yours, don't forget to tip) into your waiting vehicle along their about 200ft of roadway frontage.

I dealt with this business years ago. Forgot about them because of distance. However, I recently…read moreremodeled my bathroom and bought the faucet and toilet from them. For a small job, it had its hurdles. However not with the items I ordered from Brooklyn Plumbing. Elan went above and beyond helping me out with my situation. His employee, Leedan, ultimately fixed the problems because I refused to call back the plumber who I had already paid. I will definitely go back to them with any items I need in the future

Four employees ignoring a customer standing directly in front of them. After about 45 seconds and…read moresaying "good afternoon" to them, one stopped his banter long enough to ask me what I needed. Unhelpful, unmotivated, and unenthusiastic, I get the bare minimum help. To add insult to injury, he hands the merchandise and a bag separately. Made a mistake coming here, should have gone to Home Depot. ALWAYS go to Home Depot first.

Another branch of the Hilti tools. Strictly for the professional patronages. Not much else offered…read moreby the store except Hilti tools which are too expensive for the average homeowner diy-er. Walking in you see several display of Hilti tools and consumables along the wall and several counters to which a sales rep would take your order or purchase. Unless you are definitely intended to by a Hilti tool, don't bother going there; nothing there but Hilti.

Decent size hardware store. Spacious fully stocked aisle…read more Helpful staff with a lot of knowledge on products they sell. It was reasonable prices for items. Everything is going up in value.

Taj Majal is a great family-owned store! They special-ordered a ladder that I wanted for…read moreChristmas and went the extra mile to pick up a giant bow to make the gift more special. They're knowledgeable, friendly, and teach OSHA classes.

Flat hardware is worth checking out before you head to a major store. Call them and ask what you…read moreare looking for before you make a trip if you are in doubt! We did just that and were helped. I like their affordable prices, that they open until 8 and that they are knowledgeable. I've already recommended them!

I'm giving this business 5 stars because of customer service. I chose this business because they…read morewere the only store in my immediate area that had an item. I went there and the sales guy answered all of my questions and let me try things and test them out. The item I purchase was leaking and I called the store right before closing. I returned the item on Monday and the young man that helped me Saturday wasn't there but he told his brother I would be returning. The brother offered to exchange the item or a full refund. He told me he didn't need my receipt and gave me a full refund. Although this purchase didn't work out for me, I'll will continue to give them my business in the future.

Amazing finds at this store. They are very helpful. Most people use this store as their 1st go-to…read morefor the more extensive jobs in these older homes.

Father & son hardware store that Carrie's great inventory on tools, hardware, unique materials to…read morefix any thing in the house, apartments, outdoor patio, yard, doors, windows and steps and special glues and adhesives to repair anything in the kitchen or bathroom! I highly recommend them and always go there first! Beats the service at Home Depot or Lowe's! R & A serves the customer well!

When I really needed a saw - trying to get a huge, 2nd hand $20 bed frame down a tiny set of stairs…read more(the answer was to cut off two of its legs - then to deal with the logistics of getting it back together or not later) - Prospect Hardware was just a block away. I'll always be grateful for that. The dude in there was nice, too.

this place isn't always open. it's also feels kinda sketch when you walk in. dark and seems like…read morethey haven't really stocked it with new stuff in awhile. if i were you, i'd head down to 5th and go to the 5th Ave Hardware store. That place really has it all and they are helpful as soon as you step in. Went to buy a staple gun and some sandpaper. link: http://www.yelp.com/biz/park-slope-hardware-brooklyn-2