Nyberg's ACE - 12th & Kiwanis

"They have so much cool stuff."

"This store had everything you could possibly want or need. The employees were great and all willing to help"

"Super awesome store. Kathy is the paint and color mixing master. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. They also got me some awesome discounts and deals with various sales and coupons"

"I've tried to make this place my "go-to" for my tooling and home improvement needs, give them my business, and avoid the box stores, but Ace makes it difficult for the following reasons: 1. I went in there to have a couple of gallons of paint mixed. The associate began mixing the paint and then left in the middle of the process to check out other customers. After about 10 minutes, he didn't return, we couldn't find anyone else in the store to help us out, so we wound up leaving empty handed. 2. On another occasion, I went to the store to buy a product that was advertised as "available in store" on their webpage. After asking an associate about the product, he indicated that it was sold out but would possibly be available the following week. No problem. Thinking I could just order online and pick up the product when it became I available, I went ahead and ordered it online for store pick up only for the store to just cancel the order instead. You'd think if the product wasn't available that they'd take my order and just let me know when it was ready. I wound up just taking my business elsewhere. 3. There's also exclusive products at their store that are hardly ever available when I need them. it's not all bad. For the most part, the associates are friendly and helpful when they are around."

"A good, standard Ace store. Has the basics, clean, well kept. 4 stars because we weren't acknowledged upon entry even though the person at the entrance looked right at us, and also because, despite being passed by 2-3 employees, no one asked me and my daughter if we needed any help finding anything, which would have made things a little easier. Yes, we could have asked for help, but each time an employee walked by, they would glance at us and quickly look away and hurry on, which would have meant we'd have to shout and chase them down. It wasn't a big deal to us, really, but might be to someone else."