Ambiance is nice, service is great and the food is very good. Nice place…read moreThey have hundreds of bourbon brands and they make there own beer. They have charcuterie boards of all kinds you can mix and match Fun place to drink and dine!

The service was a little slow but our server was very polite l…read more Whiskey sour was sort of flavorless. The beet salad was also disappointing. I expected more flavor but the texture was good. The baked goat cheese was excellent! As was the old fashioned. This place just has great whiskey. Their summer wind cocktail is good too. The ambiance is fabulous. This place puts a lot of thought into their menu, ingredients, etc.

They're the best. So helpful with any hardware project. Parking is easy, and their hours are great.read more

We visited @forestparkil today to drop off our taxes. @oakparkil is right next door so this was a…read morebelated visit to a place we lived for 22 years. @schaurhardware is a local #hardwarestore and a local #institution. Bought many things here over the years. We walked in and was immediately recognized by "thebiglebowski." Still the same and the hardware store is the same with a plethora of bolts, nails, building materials, collapsable buckets, and of course a very nice candy counter! It is great that some things #neverchange.

Neat little combination Horton's Lighting and Ace Hardware store in LaGrange Illinois on LaGrange…read moreAvenue. The Hardware side had all the usuals you would expect from an Ace franchise. They have a nice selection, and can get you just about anything else in a couple of days through orders. Typical of Ace Hardware stores ... the price point is a bit higher than Big Box stores like Home Depot and Lowe's, but the service offered is unmatched. When you need a particular item and cannot substitute. Ace is the place.

A great hardware and home store. Upscale, but You can find anything needed for indoor and outdoor…read moreliving. Full lighting gallery and a list of installers available upon request. From patio furniture to hardware, and yeti's, they have everything. It is easy to spend money here. It's a big boy toy store as well.

This rainbow terra cotta pot display caught my eye as I was coming over the train tracks on 31st so…read moreI had to stop. I love hardware stores and I love Pride Month decorations! I stopped in and planned to buy one of each rainbow pot, but I got distracted by the amazing rose bushes! I bought a gorgeous white rose bush for my mom and forgot to buy all the rainbow pots! I'll have to head back there soon. Staff members all greeted me and asked to help, at least 4 different people, wow!! So friendly and helpful. The store is clean, organized and well-stocked. The plant selection was excellent for a hardware store, wow. Not cheap. But I think the price point was reasonable. Loved this shop!

Store was immaculate and Scott and Kim were great! They walked with us and helped us pick out the…read moreright products for our lawn and plants for our backyard. Would never go anywhere else.

This father and son operation is so charming! The store brings you back in time to a family run,…read morefriendly, honest business that can fix almost anything you bring them from electrical appliances, lighting, door screens, etc. It's like Emmett's Fix It from Mayberry RFD. I live in Hinsdale and they add so much charm to our town. Store is located downtown in a very public alley and when you walk in you'll know you are in the right place.

Very helpful and friendly. Fixed my broken table lamp quickly and for a reasonable price. You have…read moreto see this place to appreciate what it is, a scaled back version of a 1950's hardware store. It's like you walked into the past, with cabinets and do-dads you'll not find anywhere else in this metropolitan area. It doesn't really compete with modern hardware stores and operates almost exclusively as a repair shop, but if you're in the neighborhood, it's worth the visit.

Ace Hardware (Buikema's) - Naperville, around 8:40 PM this morning February 4th…read more I had a great start with the first cashier who was genuinely helpful showing me how to use coupons in the Ace app. But she got pulled away to handle something with another customer and asked another employee to finish checking me out and apply the remaining discounts. That second employee (older woman, blonde hair pulled back, glasses) made a very obvious full-body "really?/come on" reaction and rolled her eyes while I was pulling up the last coupon. She used a rude tone, pointed the scanner at my phone impatiently, and acted annoyed the entire time I was trying to show the final discount. I asked calmly if she was aggravated that I used coupons. She walked away while responding, wouldn't engage, and said I "misinterpreted" her with her back turned. It was crass and uncomfortable -- especially since I was polite and simply using the store's own app discounts. I shop here because I expect friendly, respectful service. I hope management addresses how customers are treated when using coupons. I'm not trying to play the senior citizen card but I am near 65 and I do fuss with apps. I wasn't born with a cell phone in my hand!

Longtime Customer, but Disappointed by Recent Service ChargeI've been a customer of Fullers…read moreHardware ever since I moved to Clarendon Hills, and over the years, I've relied on them not just for hardware needs but also for home repair services. They've always been helpful, knowledgeable, and a great local resource -- which I really value. However, my most recent experience in October 2024 and May 2025 left me a bit disappointed. A heavy picture had fallen in our bedroom, and since I couldn't lift it myself, I called Fullers for help. They sent two people, who re-hung the picture in about 10 minutes. I also asked them to recaulk a small section (about 10 inches) in the shower, which took another 10 minutes. I was surprised to receive a bill for $175.00. I assumed this was a minimum service charge, and I paid it, but it still felt quite steep for a total of roughly 20 minutes of relatively simple work. The first week in May 2025, I called and told them the calking they had done was again in bad shape and been done right the first time. They sent someone. Took 10 minutes to repair and charged me another $175.00. I called to complain.was given no relief and I think was treated discourteously. While I appreciate the responsiveness a of the service, I think it would be helpful if the pricing structure -- especially for small jobs -- was more transparent. I won't call them again for minor home repairs in the future. There is a saying often heard in Hinsdale---"I've been 'Fullerized'. Now I know what it means. Caveat Emptor

Excellent variety of items! Have been in here a couple times over last 2 weeks and they have an…read moreextensive selection. Home depot is a bit away, so quick stop in a jam . But definitely remembered their selection and came back. Nice people, good prices & will return

These guys really know their business. They are the real "helpful hardware men" as the commercial…read morestates and a pleasant change from the giant and typically unhelpful Home Depot. This ACE has repeatedly saved me time and money by suggesting better solutions for home repair. The selection is surprisingly good also and usually has at least a couple of solutions to every home repair problem. Just ask and they will tell you the best solution! On one occasion I had called a professional plumber who declared my kitchen plumbing problem "too hard" with the plumber complaining about the depth of the sink and the relatively high location of the single drain pipe (for three drains). The plumber then slipped out the back, leaving me to solve my own problem. I took a trip to the ACE and the associate at this ACE spent over an hour helping me solve this plumbing problem, with the ACE associate placing more than a dozen plumbing parts on the floor in the proper order... I went home and by the end of the day it was working. On another occasion, I went to this ACE thinking I would buy some WD-40 to loosen rusted screws in order to remove a broken screen door. The ACE associate showed me the WD-40 but then suggested an alternate product "PB Blaster" which I purchased on their recommendation. I returned home and applied the PB Blaster to the rusted screws on the screen door. Several screws were rusted on tight and resisted my efforts to loosen them. The instruction for the PB Blaster advises waiting a few minutes for the Blaster to soak in, so it seemed like a good time to take a lunch break. I returned from lunch to find the rusted screws popped out, and the screen door on the ground. Wow, just wow. So, if there is such a thing as a home repair magician, these guys are it! Highly recommended.

This was by far the worst Ace Hardware experience I have ever had. I went in to purchase 6 screws…read moreto complete an installation of something I had purchased. I asked for help from the helpful hardware man. I believe I was helped by the store manager, who was asking me questions like he was the customer and I was the employee. Why do you need 6 screws when it came with 12. Do you need 3/4 ? I don't know what is 35mm? Eventually, we both decided what screw that I needed, and I proceeded to make my way to check out. I saw that there was a sponge for 3.99 note in corner that this sponge has been priced 3.99 since 2/22. Not a bad price so I go to buy the sponge and screws. The lady checks me out and sponge rings up 4.59 And I immediately say wait the sponge is like 389 or 399. It's definitely under four dollars. She replies it rang up 4.59 so that's what it is. I said well if you would go look your price is marked differently. She said I can just tell you that this is what it rang up and this is how much it cost. I did buy it because I needed the sponge, but I went back and took a picture and showed the manager the same manager that helped me with the screws who is not far from the cash register and they both left about the fact that I went and showed them that it was 399 and she charged me 4.59. And said oh well Scott needs to fix the prices looks like Scott missed this one oh well. I don't know why they think that they're entitled to 50 extra cents. I just think it's shameful and there's plenty of Ace Hardware's. That have way better attitudes. If you're looking for a helpful hardware person do not go to this Ace Hardware

Excellent customer service.picked up my screen door repaired it and redelivered once completed.read more

The Brass Tacks: This place is the real McCoy local hardware store with a real helpful hardware…read moreman. This location was originally the location for one of the corporate hardware chains that pulled out several years ago. It is now run independently by a family team. It's one of those locations where you wouldn't be surprised to see a Fatfender pickup or two parked in front. In terms of selection It has everything you'd expect to find in a local hardware store packed into a non-big box space. Sure, you may pay a couple of extra cents for some items, still a fair value for the convenience, but not enough to drive you to the anonymous experience at a big box. Give them a try for a little more personalized attention.

In an era of massive, impersonal big-box stores where you have to walk half a mile just to find a…read morelightbulb, Clarendon Hills Hardware is a breath of fresh air. It's exactly what a local hardware store should be: organized, stocked with quality tools, and staffed by people who actually know how to fix things. ​I came in for a specific project and instead of just pointing me to an aisle, the staff took the time to talk through the repair with me, saving me a second trip and a lot of frustration. It's clear they care about the community and their craft. Whether you need a screen repaired, a key cut, or just some honest advice, skip the drive to the giant retailers and support this local gem. Highly recommended!