Home Depot

The one-stop, do-it-yourself shop.

by Contributor at Citysearch

In Short
There couldn't be a more appropriate place to give your home or garden a facelift than this nationally known home improvement store. Offering a variety of ways to add flare to your flowers or green to your garden, this one-stop shop is the perfect place for city dwellers to cultivate their green thumb.

08/04/08

You will be discriminated against and not treated right if you don't speak Spanish

by lauraknight at Citysearch

Expect to be treated rudely and unfairly if you are not Hispanic. The cashiers and their supervisors let their friends get ahead of other customers in the checkout lines. If you complain the Spanish speaking customer and the employees stick together against you and rudely tell you to get back to your place in the line. When your turn comes to pay, you will be further punished by being made to wait as the cashier won't be able to read the code on one of your items. While you are waiting the cashier and her supervisor (Amelia and Arleny, in my case) will be speaking Spanish among themselves and laughing at you. No manager will be available to help you out. Be prepared for a totally incredibly ugly shopping experience that you won't find anywhere else.

• Pros: the same goods as you would find in other Home Depot stores
• Cons: discrimination against non-spanish speaking customers

03/21/06

a customer

by petermcknight at Citysearch

Dante would have created another circle of hell if he would have ever experianced the Home Depot on Calle Ocho. Here is an excersize in futility: try and call this god forsaken operation and attempt to get some one who even remotely has any experiance with hardware or building materials.

The current rating for this operation is a 9.8 reflects either a payoff to some one who operates city search or some one from home depot corparate has influanced the rating on line.

• Pros: none
• Cons: incomptence, filthy, long lines