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February 2024 by James Faiella
Great tool selection reasonable prices. Friendly staff very helpful.
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February 2024 by William Winters
Inexpensive tools, good selection and helpful staff
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February 2024 by Steven McCloy
Very friendly cashier.
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February 2024 by jonas pierre
The tools are honestly borderline garbage but they know this and sell it with a warranty lol I respect it
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January 2024 by Shawn Crowninshield
Cheap prices on second tier tools.Good enough for most home repairs
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December 2023 by Aaron
Lady was so rude wanted a rv leveler couldn’t find it in the isle asked her to help me find it but refused kept saying “if it’s not in the isle we don’t have it.” Fat washed up unskilled clown I’m never coming back.
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December 2023 by Christopher Morel
Harbor freight is better than any brand name tool truck in my honest opinion
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November 2023 by GregLori Malec
Helpfully staff. Much appreciated ?
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October 2023 by Edgar Marzoratti
Well organized, clean and good attitude ??
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September 2023 by Bruce Marqus
Good price on fair quality tools.
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August 2023 by patrick dehertogh
Must be some subliminal thing going on can never leave without spending a few hundred bucks. Lots of stuff!!
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July 2023 by Chris “crAsh” Randall
Good selection of very affordable tools
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June 2023 by Terevos
Inexpensive hardware, tools, and supplies. What more could you ask for?
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May 2023 by Jorge jimenez
Sundays are open to 6 p.m not 8 p.m like Google says
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May 2023 by B.A. S
I haven't had a bad experience at this store, but I docked it a star just for the parking lot. It's horrible, always a traffic nightmare and there really isn't much parking in front of the store. Trying to cross the main "road" in front of the store is taking your life in your own hands. The Brockton and Braintree locations are better in that regard. I wouldn't trust Harbor Freight merch for life-safety, i.e. jackstands (they had a recall in the past) or a safety harness, go with a reputable brand name for that stuff. This place shines for tools that you're going to use once a year or for a one-off job. My 5 year old Chicago saw is still alive and kicking and has seen plenty of use though, so you never know how it'll work out.
