Great help finding what I needed. The assistance from employees is great. Super friendly too!read more

My favorite location! Went there again yesterday and couldn't find the item needed. It turned out…read moreit's been misplaced and the associate Gabe went above and beyond in trying to find it. He basically ran through all the aisles and found it for us. Thank you, Gabe, you are the BEST!

Super nice place, good selection. Reminds me of a smaller Home Depot but has almost as much. The…read moremen working when we went in were very nice and reminded me of that good ol' country business feel. Decent pricing too. They even hand out coloring books for kiddos.

I've been a customer of this McCoys for over 15 years. I have appreciated the staff and have…read morefound them helpful and courteous. This afternoon I went in to buy a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood. I brought in a small chunk of the thickness I needed to avoid confusion knowing that I would need to drive around to the lumber yard to have it loaded. The Lumberyard loaded up a sheet that was obviously the wrong size--too thin. I tried to be specific about the size I need at the register but a mistake was made. That's okay. I left the lumber yard, went back inside to "return" the plywood and pay the difference for the size I had asked for. Jessie, the manager was extremely helpful though the whole visit. He's a good man. Then I drove back into the lumber yard and had the new sheet loaded. It wasn't till I got home that I realized it was warped badly. I went back to the store and spoke with Jessie--He told me they would make it right and asked me to drive back around to exchange it. I pulled into the lumberyard and was approached by a different fork lift man. I explained that the sheet was warped and I wanted a flat one. He questioned whether I had bought the sheet at McCoys. Then he scolded me saying, "Why did you take it?!" Then he drove off. Life is too short for this kind of nonsense. I'm not going back. From now on I'm a Home Depot man.

I stopped into Callahan's for a random reason: because Webkinz are back? As an avid collector as a…read morekid, I had to grab one to relive my childhood my parents raised me on. They had a pretty decent stock as elsewhere has been selling rapidly. There's a lot going on at Callahan's as that place is huge. The only issue I had while I was there was there was only one lady working the cash register and there was a good 5+ of us waiting in line at a certain point, and it was moving at a snail's pace. Just that lunch rush I guess. I'll be back maybe for more Webkinz, I guess. RIYL: Feed and thing

I wish I still had my potbelly piggy, Emma (she was my beloved pet in the 90s). This would be a…read morespot for her to get kibble and other supplies. I like coming here because it's got that old school general store feel. You know, what it must have been like back in the days of cowboys, dirt roads, and small, one-horse towns. They have just about everything from western clothing to hay, hammers, seeds, household stuff, and more. I had been on the search for a specific style of plant pot for an urban garden project I was working on. I searched high & low looking for what I wanted and couldn't find it. That is, until I tried Callahan's. I went in on a whim, not really looking for said pot, but looking around in general. And to my surprise, there it was! The piece I had been looking for. The fluorescent store lighting reflected around it like a glorious and spectacular display, calling my name. "Buy me, Karla, buy me"...and that I did. Obviously, I left happy. All in all, it's a cool place to check out and to find things you need and things you never knew you needed. Service is pretty great too. Everyone is super friendly.

Wimberley Ace Hardware is a good hardware store near the square. Ace has its own parking lot. Which…read moreis great especially near the square. The prices are very reasonable. The service is great. The staff is very friendly and helpful. This location has everything you need on the home project that you are working on. Always has a gift section.

Ordered a Milwaukee tool online. Website said it would be available in as little as 15 minutes…read more said to wait for confirming email. 2 days later, no email. Went to store, order was in computer, but my order not ready. Multiple units of same tool in stock. Cashiers stood around dumbfounded as to what to do. Also wanted a trio of canvas tool pouches that were advertised for $18. They would not honor their price. Ended up taking my business elsewhere. It was only $250 but, still. "Ace used to be the place"! Not so much anymore. same lazy, clueless employees every other store has. This Ace has been getting consistently worse over the years imo. I'm a local but don't think I'll be back. Easier to go into San Marcos to shop. Traffic is horrible. Only thing to find in Wimberley are overpriced boutiques and "antique"'shops dabbled with $30 craft burger joints!

Craggs is one of the good hardware places in Wimberley. The selection is great. From animal feed,…read morelumber, and other hardware items. You walk in and it is easy to find what you are looking for. Every aisle is labeled, which is great based on what you are looking for. The prices are very reasonable. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The parking is perfect. No need to try to find a spot.

I'm so bummed with myself. I love going local and am just saddened when it doesn't work out. I…read morewanted this to be a great review. I came for some lumber. Surprise I know, but I really didn't want to go 30 minutes when this is so close. Arrived and searched out to find the owner/cashier. Hardened, but funny guy. Liked him and super efficient. Outside the loading guy was funny and helpful even though his co worker left him with a chore. But the product. That was mighty weak. His co worker had dug thru the lumber to find some good lumber the size the customer asked and the carnage was everywhere. We just went to the stack that was the "freshest" they had. I wasn't picky. I just needed some studs cause I ran out. Wow! Good thing I didn't care. Provably 50 cents+ more per bird and maybe 25% quality(if you ever collected coins and played with grading them, you'll get the "quality drives price" equation). I don't think I'll do that again unless I'm even more desperate. Really want to give them my business and would have no problems buying other stuff. I'm just bummed I won't get lumber at the local lumber spot.

This is where I have shopped for decades when I'm buying gifts for "people who have everything."…read more Breed's has always been the kind of store where you could count on real service, too. The beautiful objects are still there, but the shop appears to be quite understaffed... and whatever staff there is is struggling to keep up. I genuinely felt sorry for them. This is an ACE hardware store coupled with a tasteful, high end and carefully curated and presented homeware selection, including tableware, gardening supplies, greeting cards, candies and candles and one of a kind objects for the home. A $2,400 candelabra, a Smeg toaster, an excellent selection of flatware, tablecloths and glassware... pretty pajamas, $90 votive candles... But what to do if you want to know the price of that set of Wedgewood china, or the Rialto flatware? Prices are missing on so so many objects. And you cannot find a staff member... And you only have so much time before you need to meet mom for lunch. Ah well. Many of us are trying to ween ourselves off of online shopping. Retail stores... this is your moment to recoup some ground.

The customer service at the 29th Street location is great but it is in need of much improvement at…read morethe Westlake location. My husband went to the Westlake location today instead of the 29th Street location because it was more convenient and came home and told me his experience was like mine -- the staff was unavailable and somewhat dismissive. They told him there would be a three hour wait for gift wrap. Another customer got very frustrated with the lack of help checking out. Hopefully corporate reads these reviews and uses it as an opportunity to hire different managers and/or train the staff better at this location. This has been a longstanding problem at this location but is NOT a problem at the other Breed & Company locations.

I like Tractor Supply but do not shop here often. I do get my propane tanks refilled here. It is…read moremuch cheaper than the exchange system at most gas stations and the tanks are actually full. I do find their clothing to have frequent sales making their prices competitive. Most of their other items (dog food, bird seed, etc) seem higher to me than competitors like Walmart, HeB, but I feel better spending money here than at Walmart or HEB. The employees are always friendly and helpful.

Today, 5/24/2026, I went to the Buda, Texas location on IH35 to buy two small Ubolts. That…read moreparticular shelf was in a shambles and I had to go thru several diffferent Ubolts as they were all mixed up, but that is not what my complaint is. When I found the items I needed I headed to to register, where I found one female cashier behind a register with a customer and their was obviously a problem with his transaction. There was also a tall male employee standing behind this cashier. There was a "REGISTER CLOSED" sign behind this customer's merchandise, so I went to the next register but there was no cashier there. I stood there for several minutes thinking maybe the male employee would step over and check us out. He looked at me several times as did the female cashier but NEITHER acknowledged our presence, or told us someone would be with us momentarily. Finally the male employee SLOWLY sauntered off to the clothes section. We waited several more minutes with no one even acting like we existed, then finally placed our merchandise on the counter and left. The female cashier saw this and NEVER SAID A WORD to us. There were other employees in the store as I had heard them speaking loudly in the back room. It's a sad state of affairs when an employee can't even take the time to acknowledge a customer and tell them that help would be along momentarily. From now on I will travel to the Blanco store where the employees have been trained properly.