Menards,

500 North Eastgate Avenue, Springfield, MO 65802

"It’s really awesome when you’ve been waiting in a line of 6 people watching a different cashier clean the drink coolers and not opening up her register until after the line is even longer. Great fun! Might as well go to Lowe’s at that point, at least they have self checkout."

"My husband and I purchased a tool chest/cabinet combo from here and it was a very good deal. The sales associate Miles was an amazing employee. He helped us load it in our truck and he was very polite and friendly. He deserves a raise."

"This is our favorite Menards. This store is convenient and the staff extremely helpful."

"The store managers and higher ups love the dictatorship style management, and it shows. They don’t even try to hide it. Ive seen it first hand, these people punish their workers and anyone below them, even department managers, based on their own personal convictions and opinions and biases. Ive never heard so many of the same complaints from ex-employees of this store. Just absurd. This menards store is still great, but its because of the hard workers that keep it running, not the overseers who only see their employees below them as numbers and $$. Genuinely sad. So be kind to the cashiers and department managers, they all work so hard and get nothing but berated and false promises."

"My father came in and picked up around $1000 worth of supplies today, he has COPD and has an oxygen machine backpack. He got low on his oxygen levels from the physical labor and asked for some help to load up the rest of his lumber order. He was met with excuses on why they couldn't help and refused to get him any help at all. An absolute joke on service, the guys you had loading on 11/22/23 should be ashamed in themselves. You know what's really bad? He then went to Home Depot and he instantly had two workers offer to help him load his merchandise (82 gallon well tank and some other items for a house we are putting in) without him having to ask, they saw his oxygen backpack and offered to help. I don't think I will be spending my money in your store anymore."