Home Hardware

My mom and I stopped here one Saturday after visiting my grandmother in the hospital. We went in simply to get a key made. Of course we walked out with more than that. I would liken this Home Hardware store to a Benjamin Franklin store; it has a little bit of everything.
There’s a hardware portion and actual people who work there and have good help to offer. I found the sales gentleman very helpful and he was able to answer many questions I had about humidifiers. I did think the products at this store were on the expensive side. I would consider this one of the last true «hardware» stores around.
If you need housewares or craft supplies or any odd & end you might think you need you’ll find it here. They have a cute little gift-​shop type are in the back called The Mill Creek Gift Shop. They were offering 70% off Christmas stuff which was nice.
Stop on by if you’re in the area. You never know what you’ll find or leave with.

Great place to buy a mower and a trimmer. Serviced both for me before I took it home. Was ready to go when I got home. No assembly required. They even got me the correct oil. Etc.

Not only a hardware store, this spot boasts a nice gift shop as well. They also have a furniture store right nearby. They truly do sell it all — appliances, yard equipment furniture, hardware and gifts. The Mill Creek Gift Shop located inside Home Hardware carries items from Willow Tree, Yankee Candles, Old World Ornaments, Precious Moments and even Vera Bradley. They have a pretty nice selection of Fenton Glass. If you are a fan of Ohio State, they carry everything from chair pads to grill covers emblazoned with the logo. They also carry various kitchen items — pans, towels or whatever else you need. The gift shop offers complimentary gift wrapping while you wait. The staff has been friendly every time I’ve been in. If I had a gripe, I would say the prices seem a bit high. I guess you have to pay for the convenience of one stop shopping!