Always a great experience!…read more They always have what we are looking for and the staff is knowledgeable about where items are in the store and give great recommendations. They also have a great flower/vegetable garden plant section in the spring to plant your own garden.

I just love the little town of Lagrange. When my husband and I bought a new home here about 2 years…read moreago, we knew that we were going to be changing and fixing things in our new house. For years we would pretty much buy everything from our local big box home improvement store. Then we stopped by Lagrange Hardware. What a great store! They have everything. I mean, they really do! The store looks small from the outside, but once you walk in you realize it's a pretty big space. The staff is very helpful and the selection is outstanding. The prices are very reasonable. Some items were even cheaper than Lowes! All of this, and it was close to home. This past summer, we decided to bury a water line and electrical line through our backyard to a garden. We rented a ditch machine from Lagrange Hardware. The staff showed us how to run the machine, and load it and unload it on the trailer. The price was great! Much much lower than I expected! My husband ran that machine for several hours and finished the project in one day! Thanks to the equipment, staff, and selection at the store! We are customers for life!

It's a "store" only in the abstract sense... everything is free. Whenever a dorm occupant…read moreliquidates some of their things, they end up here. Bring some stuff, drop some stuff off. The selection varies wildly depending on time of year, but there's always a nice selection of clothing. The concept of the free store originated with the Digger movement of San Francisco of the 1960s. They had a free store on Haight Street where soldiers on leave could walk in looking like a soldier and walk out looking like a hippie, then they would probably go AWOL and ditch Vietnam. Nowadays it's a great way to curb the awful waste of our culture through re-use. As the website says, you need to swipe your card to get into the building. If you can't find someone to let you in, you can call the store and they'll come up and get you.

I highly recommend the free "store"--especially at the beginning of the year, when all the stuff…read morefrom the seniors that moved out last year is still there. Any freshmen looking to outfit their new dorm room or upperclassmen moving into a house should definitely check it out. I mean, come on: it's free.

They have a deli, pharmacy, cosmetics, etc. I like buying my jewelry and perfume from the cosmetics…read morecounter. They also have rug doctor, fishing and hunting licenses, and lottery at the customer service window. Very helpful to have these different resources. I like shopping their grocery, deli, and I can get just about anything here.

Good pharmacy, cashiers are excellent, wide range of products, and a store that is Ohio based and…read moresupports the locals.

We got what we came for, notebooks for my kid and some souvenirs like a car decal (7.95) and little…read morekid Oberlin tee shirts ($19-$29) and a light hoodie for me ($59) but boy I paid a lot more than I had planned! Especially for little kid tees. The shop was clean, well-organized, and parking was free. I'd up the stars for 4, except it was really expensive. I probably should have ordered shirts online, directly from Oberlin College, and paid for shipping, versus shop here. But I was in town, which is rare, and wanted to bring some souvenirs home.

Epic road trip stop 1. Still lame, maybe even lamer. I browsed magazines and other picture books…read morebefore hitting the clearance section. I found a cheap book called The Cheese Bible. It's an illustrated guide to fine cheeses and cheese recipes. I'm either going to start a religion around it or offer it up as a prize at our upcoming bowling event.

Wife and I walked past the counter, no acknowledgement from the guy working there, he was too busy…read morechatting with his buddy. Browsed about 15 minutes, guy judt kept talking to his buddy. Walked by on the way out, still no acknowledgement we even existed, just chatting with his friend. Big sign in store about buying local. Would have been glad too if there had been any customer service at all.

Great place to find exactly what you need for your significant other. Especially if they are…read moreinterested in the outdoors. The store is full of the most popular name brands. The prices are competitive and it's a nice place to visit. We drove almost an hour as I had a special request to purchase someone's Christmas gift from here.

Remember when lumber yards were mom and pop stores and the wood was not all warped and full of…read moreknots like the big box stores. I just got some great flooring to fit my old porch the Maranti , or mahogany wood. This Maranti flooring fits the original dimensions of my one hundred year old porch like a glove. Looks like most of the wood is all high quality lumber stored neatly on the shelf s. I would recommend this lumber yard if your looking for a better quality wood then the big box store wood.

From the owner: The outcome of a project depends on the materials you use, and Sliman Lumber & Supply Co. in…read moreAmherst, OH, has exactly what you're searching for. For 60 years, they've provided materials for windows, doors, decks and railings, pole barns, and roofing projects. Whether you're a roofing specialist, window installer, or a DIY enthusiast, Sliman Lumber & Supply Co. has what you need to tackle any project. They supply their community members with top-quality building products, carrying over 30 trustworthy brands. Whether you're a roofing specialist or a homeowner looking for the right tools to complete your honey-do list, the staff at Sliman Lumber & Supply Co. will ensure you get the right building materials. Call (440) 986-6012 to place an order or visit them online for more information.

I have donated to HFH causes for the last few years and even participated in several events. My…read morewife and I went to this Restore for the first time. We were pleasantly surprised with the large space and inventory. I would agree that somethings may have been overpriced while others seemed like a bargain. However, when we went to the register, the cashier let us know that all the items were actually way less expensive than we thought. To go even further, they did a buy one get one free on a brand new in the box dining room ceiling light which we couldn't pass up. I will be returning!

Dude, I am SO excited that this is only 5 minutes from my home! I just moved here from NC and was…read morehoping to find a good local thrift shop that sells furniture and home goods and was beyond happy when I opened Yelp and this popped up. Yippee skippy! Habitat Restore is such a great place in general and I was really happy with this location. Let's start with the parking lot. Although it is a bit tight, the traffic all goes in one direction which is super helpful and the entrance to the building is stairs but there's also a ramp going in, which makes this place handicap accessible and easy to bring home rolling or heavy things from the store. Upon entering the store, I noticed that there are huge signs hanging from the ceiling telling you where things are located which made navigating through the warehouse easy peasy. I was on a mission and immediately found what I was looking for. I talked with a staff member who was friendly and was delighted as two customers who happened to be leaving at the same time as I was, helped me bring my stuff to the car. Bonus! I will be visiting here regularly until I find a dresser for my husband and a lounge chair that I love for our spacious living room. Great place.

One of the worst experiences I have ever gone through…read more Our sales presentation was misleading. We did not receive what we thought we were given. Our project was delayed almost 3 months because of the poor quality of cabinets. They delivered us damaged cabinets that took 3 weeks to be remade and shipped back. We waited and waited, only to discover that our replacent cabinets were broken once again. Another 3 weeks delaying our project. Owner Tom ignored us during this process. Sent him email after email of the pictures of our broken cabinets. No reaponse until he realized that this would continue to manifest above the circus they already pit us through. We wanted a refund for the additional out of pocket expenses they caused us. Tom would not respond until I had to go to the post office and send a certified letter and file a complaint with the BBB. Worst attention to detail I have ever seen. One of the deliveries actually occured when I wasnt even home. And Tom simply apologize that he forgot to check his email. Could go on and on. Please dont make the mistake we made. Go to a place that understands how to treat a customer.

Terrific attention to detail on our master bathroom remodel. Used them again a few years later to…read moreremodel the rest of the bathrooms in our house. Wonderful work and finished product.

Very friendly, cooperative, understanding, professional, reasonable, knowledgeable, and reasonably…read morepriced!!!! I have brought my gaming PC to them twice. The first time was when I unknowingly put thermal paste underneath my CPU and ruined my motherboard. So after I purchased a new motherboard, I was still having issues with the PC. I took it back to RizTech and they were able to fix all the issues that I was having. They are amazing people, and are very tech-savvy. Not to mention it's a small business! This is all after a friend of mine recommended them to me because she has been going to them every time she has any sort of issues with her Nintendo Switch, or other devices!!! Thank you so much RizTech!!!!

I was originally willing to chalk this up as a bad experience simply because it wasn't what I…read moreexpected. The owner was willing to offer a refund for the file issue. When I returned to the shop to get my refund, I brought the laptop. The owner, the day before, had had me try to log in after offering me the refund, but I had forgotten my password and needed to try at home. However, knowing I had to download over 200GB of files from OneDrive myself, I spent 45 minutes trying to log into Microsoft across my phone and three PCs, but could not. Tech A was cool toward my presence but listened and helped me get logged in. While the refund was processing, I opened the OneDrive box and noted out loud that it was asking to upload, but I needed to download. That is when Tech B snapped at me, saying, "YOU don't get that." He meant that because I was getting a refund, he wouldn't help me. I pointed out that even for the full fee, the shop had originally sent me home with zero instructions on how to log in or download my files. Up until Tech B's words, I was going to move on. As a senior citizen, that petty comment and his angry, dismissive attitude are what I will remember about this business. A sincere apology from the owner and the technician would make this right, but so far, they have chosen not to take that path. UPDATE: I formally notified the owner via email about this incident, and he chose not to respond or address his staff's behavior apparently. I took both of my computers to Ram Online in Brunswick, where they treated me with total respect and started the OneDrive download for free in under a minute.