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September 2023 by John Abeigon
Knowledgeable and professional local staff. Almost everything you need for your local apartment DYI needs.
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November 2022 by Luis Salto
(Translated by Google) It's a good place for home shopping.(Original)Es un buen lugar para conpras para el hogar
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June 2021 by Martin Enríque
(Translated by Google) Excellent attention(Original)Excelente Atención
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April 2021 by Yenny
(Translated by Google) Bad experience, very rude lady eating, without a mask serving the public behind a counter and she tells me that she uses the mask if she wants ...(Original)Mala experiencia , señora muy grosera comiendo, sin mascarilla atendiendo al público detrás de un mostrador y me dice que usa la mascarilla si ella quiere....
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November 2020 by Hilda Cruz
(Translated by Google) I love this place here I got my bottles to make my coquito at a good price.I the person in charge is very kind(Original)Me encanta este lugar aqui consegui mis botellas para hacer mi coquito a buen precio.I la persona encargada es muy amable
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February 2020 by joao viana
(Translated by Google) The best(Original)O melhor
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August 2019 by Luis Martinez
(Translated by Google) Very good. Comfortable prices(Original)Muy bueno .precios cómodos
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April 2019 by Oscar Johnson
Traditional hardware store.
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March 2019 by Eva & Bart Jansen-Dirix
Great place and lovely staff/owner!
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January 2019 by Anshy Reza
Too expensive!!
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March 2016 by Sacred Walker
In my humble opinion this is the best hardware store in Newark New Jersey. The owner is respectful knowledgeable and very humble. He has a vast array of items for sale. He also just went completely out of his way to not only help me to find what I needed with and then helped me to improve it just out of the goodness of his heart. This is the old fashioned professionalism and ethics that I long for in every business interaction. So grateful. If you haven't been there check out his hardware store.
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July 2011 by Kenny L.
The biggest adjustment for me, a Californian who has been transplanted to the East Coast has been the humidity. That and understanding the Puerto Rican accent. On the West Coast, I usually don't change clothes midway through the day. Here I change a lot, because I sweat a lot. Even when it isn't that hot outside. What does this have to do with a hardware store in Newark's Ironbound? I needed a duplicate key for my new apartment, found this place on Yelp and it was only two blocks from my place. I went there I dropped off my key to whom I presume was Manny, the proprietor. While the key was cut, I browsed around; they have basic hand tools, janitorial supplies, spackle, small hardware, barbecue stuff, basically what apartment dwellers need. When the key was cut he said, "One fifty." I reached into my pocket and found... nothing. My cash was in my other pants, from before the change. He told me to pay next time, but for me, that wouldn't do. I grabbed an extension cord to make the total worth the credit card transaction. Good people, good service that you don't often see anymore. Since they are only two blocks from my doorstep, I should come back more often.
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December 2010 by Andrew D.
Which hardware store in Newark doesn't carry snow shovels, but has a full line of top-notch machetes? Lopes & Fihos does. They also have a ton of brewing and winemaking supplies. It's the softest hardware store I've seen. But the owner is a nice guy and he will order anything you need. The prices are pretty good, too.
