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6800 E Broad St, Columbus, Ohio, 43213, United States

(614) 501-1654 www.menards.com/main/storedetails.html?store=3280

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Thomas Harvey

Sep 27, 2018

A fine hardware store with a massive and diverse selection. I really do mean diverse; this store has everything. That's the best thing this has going for it along with its nice location. My main issue is they have a lot of checkout lanes but usually most are not being used. It can take a while to get out sometimes when it really shouldn't. I hope they schedule more people to work the checkout lanes.

Wendell Carr

Sep 18, 2018

I feel like I'm expecting a paycheck from menards. I bought too many retaining wall blocks and returned the excess. When I went to return the blocks they had me restock them... Isn't that what they have employees for?!

Rick Curry

Mar 19, 2018

I confess, I am not a fan of Menards. I think they are just a big building with lots of second rate stuff they sell at average prices and claim to be a discounter. In most visits I've made to one of their stores, I went only because my wife insisted we go there to see if they had what we were looking for; usually they did not, or the quality was not to our liking or acceptance. My experience of the employees was also not favorable as they seemed, at best, bored and there to get a paycheck. This recent visit was not at all like that! There was someone there to assist us and answer questions and they were friendly as well as helpful. The gal at the checkout was as well. The products we looked at as well as what we purchased -- yep, we actually bought something this time -- were well within our level of quality. What a refreshing change. The store still looks like a relatively ordered warehouse, but everything thing else seemed so much better than before. I can live with the looks of the place, and I am happy to see a big improvement in the merchandise quality; at least the several items we shopped for. I will be going back to Menards. I like what I experienced this last visit and they deserve a second chance with me.

robert campbell

Aug 13, 2018

Love menards. Love the prices and the rebates. Love the array of stuff. Hate there yard. The guys/girl at the gate r always great. But it need assistance past that point. You might as well forget it. Im strong enough to load everything myself. But as light as lattice is it doesn't slide into a minivan very easy.

Frank Jennings

Jul 4, 2018

We just bought a houseful of interior doors. Spent time at the counter back by the doors to order the doors. Sent to the counter for delivery only to find out we had to go over to the checkout and pay for the doors, then return to the delivery counter to schedule delivery, then go back to the checkout line to pay for the delivery. It seems like a lot of bouncing us around for one transaction. All of this couldn't be handled at one counter? Two different counters and two separate trips to the checkouts?

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