Menards

My review focuses on lumber options.When comparing Lowe's, Home Depot, and Menards, it depends on what you need as to which you should go to. If you need pine 2x4s or 2x6s, Menards is not the place. They focus on better quality lumber. Unlike Lowe's/Home Depot, Menards carries poplar, red oak, maple, mahogany, and other hardwood at various sizes. They are well priced. Plywood at Menards is also much, much better and cheaper. You can get refinished c3 Birch for less than the junk at the other stores. Menards has different qualities of plywood at great prices.I prefer HD for tools and dimensional construction lumber, but Menards for everything else.Menards does not have a military discount like the others.

Well we had a rebate to spend from spending so much on nuts for our squirrels .. so we bought more NUTS! Bonus ..they were on sale so we sav d even more for God's creatures! Menards always has lots of unsalted nuts and bird food for our birds too ..mostly sparrows and blue jays ...not crowded in the least...the Christmas aisle was wiped out in anyone was wondering In and out was a WIN today

Over the years I've gone to Home Depot and Lowe's, but Menards has become my regular place to go for hardware. I like their selection and prices. The only thing I don't like is the horrible way the streets are set up in this area. Getting in is usually not a problem, but exiting can often be a nightmare.

Great friendly service from cashier Chris. I love the selection in store and all the discounts around Christmas time!

I like Menards. It is a very large store though so if you aren't up for a walk consider a rider cart. My sister and her husband love to come here when visiting. It sells hardware, paint, food, toys, plants, out door furniture, flooring to name some. I like their selection of light fixtures. And their prices are usually good especially if you mail in the rebate offer they have going g most of the time (11% of your purchase on most things.)Recently I did my first pick up on something we ordered while in the store. They sent an email with a code and the order number. The instructions say go to the yard gate and scan your code to enter then follow the orange signs to the order pick up area. FYI there are no signs until you actually are at the pick up sign. No worries though it's pretty easy just enter the gate. It's on the south side of the store. Then drive to the end of the building and turn right. Drive for quite a ways (don't give up) and you will see the orange pick up sign above the door. To the left are parking stalls if you call the number on the sign they will bring to you. Just keep a heads up for fork lifts and customers the yard is a busy place! The person who brought my order was very friendly.

One of our first stops since we moved into our house in Nebraska. Love the store, employees, and ease of moving throughout the store. Definitely reminds me of Home Depot or Lowe's with all the household items. I'm awaiting the update for our mail-in-rebates to give that final star.

Big store lots of parking. Not just some improvement but some household items too. I think the biggest issue is they look to be under staffed. But, I think most of the business are

This place is the only big box hardware store in the Bellevue area so there's really nothing to else to compare it to. Their selections are above average, but what really gets me is the inconsistency in customer service. I've experienced both ends of this spectrum; great service in the plumbing and lighting area...but horrible service by the hardware (nuts & bolts) area.Save yourself some time and be sure you know what you're looking for when in that area.

I would have given these guys a 5, due to all the excellent help I received from a few people, but due to my experience with the first and second associates I encountered, I have to give them three stars. First associate: His cart was blocking the main aisle. He begrudgingly moved it out of my way so I could get through. I asked him where to find the gate latches. I received an exasperated look and he pointed me up an aisle, which turned out to be two aisles away. It still took me a bit to find the area they were located. I think he could a) not block main aisles, b) be more friendly (at least pretending he wanted to help a customer), c) not give me a frustrated look when I asked for assistance, and d) the item being so close, he could have taken me there so I didn't continue to have to search for it. I would say he was in his mid-40s, tinge of grey on black hair, short, slightly heavyset, not in a good mood. After I found the latches I needed, I asked the help of an older gentlemen, describing what else I needed. He went to find someone that could help me, but he never returned. I then got help from a 30-something associate I tagged, and I had to re-explain to him what I wanted.I then went to the customer service desk in the S.E. corner of the store, and received EXCELLENT assistance from a 20-something associate (Wayne?), who led me to several areas for most of what else I needed, and pointed me in the right direction for the last item.I then went to the lumber yard for my last item, and had an 8' cedar 2x4 custom cut for me. Three VERY HELPFUL associates assisted me with this.

This establishments website is so messed up. It will show you in bolt print the price of something then you think it's a great deal then you go in store to get said item then it's anywhere from 5-25$ more than the website. Then they claim that it's their rebate. Why not just sell it for said price and not wait the 2-4 weeks for your money back.