The Home Depot

I have to say, this is easily the nicest, most unique Home Depot I have ever visited. It’s located right in the heart of the Flatiron/Chelsea area and spreads across three beautifully maintained floors. What really stands out is the atmosphere, it doesn’t feel like your typical warehouse. The garden section is gorgeous, filled with plants and trees that make the store feel surprisingly airy for being in the middle of a city block. Very impressed by the selection of items being fully stocked in all departments. The store feels more like a "boutique" hardware shop, than what you’d find in a standard suburban location. The service here is top-notch. Giving special thanks to Rachel in Plumbing! Ask for her, she is actually more knowledgeable about the products to fix plumbing issues. Than

We went there to choose paint, and the staff was very helpful. They helped us pick the right colors and gave us sample sizes to test at home, which made the decision much easier. Someone even explained a limewash technique we were interested in, which was great. I also really liked their selection of home plants. So many beautiful options. I’ll definitely come back for that.

I've been to several home depot. by far this location is staffed by the calmest, most helpful, resourceful employees. Every where you look someone is willing, able and ready to answer all your questions, give suggestions and full interaction. It is very clean and pleasant. Fully stocked to the top. I love the 23rd street home depot.

Came here a few weeks ago with my bros to look at new washers and dryers for the frat house in Delaware. We looked around at the washers and dryers and decided they were all shit boxes and we r gonna go with a commercial hard mount milnor washer instead. We were trying to be tight asses but knowing how much laundry the frat house produces we need something more industrial. Cool store though I never been to a Home Depot with escalators . That was low key hella cool! We also saw a huge skeleton 🩻 Halloween decoration and we said howdy to it and the skeleton tipped its cowboy hat at us and said howdy partner. If u don’t say howdy to the skeleton it will bully u and all the employees will laugh at you because you got bullied by a skeleton 😂. Us frat boys got our laundry room all set up. We hav

I came into this Home Depot simply to get keys made after moving into my new condo which just so happens to be on 14th Street. A very short walk away. While leaving the restroom, an older white male employee made a comment implying that people “come from wide and far just to use the bathroom,” clearly directed at me, a Black woman walking out alone. Unbeknownst to him, I had made a purchase (which fit in my purse) and had my receipt. He then followed up with “Can I help you with something?” in a tone that felt more like suspicion than customer service. He repeated the comment(“see what I mean, they come from wide and far just to use the bathroom,”) again while speaking to another employee (Who just so happened to be a Black man) This was racial profiling, plain and simple. I normally don