I don't know if they're ever open. We've now gone three times, from Westlake Village and they're…read morenot open during the business hours listed. I've called every day and they still haven't answered. Super bummed. I used to go 15 years ago to get anything I needed for my house.

Awesome hardware store! So many vintage and replica knobs and plates. Rick and Sherry are super…read morecool, knowledgeable, and nice!

The BEST with very helpful employees. So many people are…read moregrateful for this local business!

Since I've found this chain of hardware stores.... I seek them out because they have such a variety…read moreof everything that you would want in a hardware store.

Quick, easy, accurate, and best deal for key duplication I've found in the area. And so nice!…read moreDefinitely will be my go to spot when I need to make key copies.

Wanna see a bunch of crazy rat statues while you shop for your hardware needs? Wanna be helped by…read moreold school Valley dudes who know everything there is to know about hardware? Then come here! Love love love this shop. Located on the corner of Carpenter and Ventura in the mall with Lala's Argentine cuisine, the store has everything you could possibly need when it comes to hardware supplies. I've been shopping here for years, for everything from mops to keys to car fob batteries to screwdrivers and Lord only knows what else. Their prices are great and their merchandise is fantastic quality. It's a big store too. Come and have a look!

Service is always courteous and effective. They make useful recommendations. It's always my first…read morestop for hardware, garden and, oh yes, they have ice cream for hot days!

Knowledgeable staff, parking in the rear, good to outstanding variety of items and a neighborhood…read moreinstitution!

This is a larger Ace hardware store with easy to find items for my gardening needs. The one…read moreemployee I saw was very helpful and kind by checking me out and adding purchase points. Because I had a 20 dollar coupon my purchase was more valuable to me.

sadly no one ever reads reviews about hardware stores, as hardware stores go this store has…read moreeverything you could possibly need with the exception of one thing... good customer service. In a few years they've been here, I've entered the store a handful of times... and have yet to receive help that was needed. my most recent experience actually got me so irritated that it brought me here. I've used Ace hardware stores all over the country this one I will never step foot in again. there are better stores not that far from here. absolutely ridiculous..

Incompetence is the motto of this store. Rudeness and ignorance is their way to deal with it. The…read moremanager has no work ethic and did not even listen to my concern, instead he believed his lazy kids working on therefore complained to daddy so that they wouldn't get in trouble. I will take this to management and from now on go to DIY.

Since this store opened several years ago, I have been a regular customer. They have it all and I…read morehave never come out there without what I needed. Today and every six weeks, I go there for pet food. They carry Science Diet and in the dry and canned formula that I need. The employees there are extremely friendly and helpful. Employees like Ruby and Domenica are cordial and attentive. Pets are welcome there and it was a treat to take our dog, Olive, there for a food purchase. Even she was greeted by a young employee who thought she was cute.

Blanca went the extra mile to make my purchase safe and easy to carry! Thank you so much!!!read more

I've shopped at Koontz for decades and always loved this hardware store; it has been a lifesaver a…read morefew times. The staff working the aisles always ask if they can help, usually have the best suggestions and steer me towards the right products. Today I just wanted to buy a sheet of sandpaper that was marked as $1.79 and it rang up for $2.50 at the register, so I told the cashier wearing a surgical mask that's it's marked $1.79 on the aisle and she says "I'm just going by what the bar code reads". So I went back and checked, told her again that it was marked $1.79 so she marched back with me and I apologized to her that she had to walk back, but it was indeed only $1.79 ...she goes "well, you must be desperate!" and I said "Why am I desperate? For 80 cents?" :D Have to laugh I'm not that cheap or desperate, but just like to pay what the price is marked on the item out of principle. A note: Under California Business and Professions Code Section 12024.2, it is illegal for a business to charge a price greater than what is advertised, marked on a shelf tag, or posted on the commodity itself.

Old school is cool…read more Rompage Hardware continues to be a one stop shop for this local resident. I've lived in Los Feliz for close to 6 years and have never visited the goodness that is Rompage and left empty handed. Whether the item you're looking for is random or specific, chances are, they got it or can get it. Rompage Hardware is filled wall to wall, floor to ceiling with everyday stuff. It's a feat unto itself that they are able to fit so much stuff in such a small space...relatively speaking. Family owned and in business for the last 20 years, Rompage Hardware is convenient, value-oriented and dependable. They've got their own parking lot and most of the folks who work there are friendly and knowledgable. I've never had any issues with questions being answered or service being performed. If you're looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of the local Home Depot and are trying to get in and out without so much of a hassle, Rompage is the ticket. I wish they made t-shirts...I'd proudly wear one!

I pretty much hate going to Home Despot so, Rompage has been my go to choice for years (starting…read moreback when it was on Hollywood Blvd!). They may be a bit more pricey than HD but these days, it doesn't seem that way and you get personalized service... which is worth whatever extra it might cost. No waiting for a floor person to come to your aisle and give you wrong info! Today I had to replace two door locks and have them keyed to my old key. It was done quickly (there's a $9.50 charge for each lock re-key so it was $38 & the cost of the two locks and 2 extra keys, just over $100 but, having a locksmith out would have cost at least twice that amount. It's a great mom and pop feeling old fashioned hardware store and much appreciated.