Ambiance is nice, service is great and the food is very good. Nice place…read moreThey have hundreds of bourbon brands and they make there own beer. They have charcuterie boards of all kinds you can mix and match Fun place to drink and dine!

The service was a little slow but our server was very polite l…read more Whiskey sour was sort of flavorless. The beet salad was also disappointing. I expected more flavor but the texture was good. The baked goat cheese was excellent! As was the old fashioned. This place just has great whiskey. Their summer wind cocktail is good too. The ambiance is fabulous. This place puts a lot of thought into their menu, ingredients, etc.

This actrue hometown Ace Hadrware…read more.. Not huge but has everything one would need from a hardware store. There is always an employee asking if you need help...super friendly. I went in today for battery for my garage door opener. Jim said will take care of as he opened clicker up & put battery in for me This is a true service orientated hardware store.....goes extra mile being helpful !!!

Just visited this Ace and they were so helpful and patient with helping me fix my hedge trimmer…read more They always help me find what I need and get me on my way fast! Thank you again.

What an amazing turnaround this store has experienced since going under new management. The…read moreinterior has been revamped, it feels bigger, and the customer service is outstanding. If you haven't been there in a while, please stop by and say hello to them, it is so nice to have friendly faces running the ship.

This is great store. Very knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly staff. I shop there all the time and…read morehave for years. Having a good neighborhood hardware store is invaluable for a homeowner. I think those who gave middle and low reviews are whiny and ignorant.

A nightmare from start to finish…read more We purchased a dishwasher. Turns out the door was extremely difficult to open and close. When my husband called the number to call with any problems he was told the door was defective and the machine needed to be replaced. OK. Fast forward to the next week. The crew came to include the installer. Although my husband turned off the main water supply he specifically told the installer to turn the water supply off under the sink because there could be accumulated water in the line. The installer said no need to do that and did it his way. At that point water started to gush out and we both were scrambling to grab bath towels to clean up the mess. In addition, they scratched the tile on the floor when pushing the refrigerator back in. The next day my husband noticed that the kick plate was crooked. He went to straighten it out and realized that only one side was screwed in. That prompted him to take a flash light and look underneath. Turns out the grounding wire was not connected. I hope people understand how serious that is plus none of the wires were taped. Also, the metal junction box to cover the wires was missing. My husband went to the store and talked to a manager. We then received a call that a different person would come the following week to correct the electrical issue and to bring a junction box. He also confirmed the delivery date and a reminder to bring the junction box with their BOT. The following week the THIRD crew came to our house. The grounding wire issue was corrected and the wires were taped. Now, where is the metal junction box? The drivers don't have it. One showed me the info that the warehouse receives directly from the store. It did NOT include the instructions to bring the junction box. My husband then went to the store and was given one. He then came home and completed the final steps of the dishwasher installation. We have purchased all of the appliances in our home from Home Depot. Our last two came with delivery/installation issues. This will be the last time that we purchase any appliances from Home Depot.

Shame that I live down the street and this monstrosity of a home depot sucks...they no longer care…read moreabout the average customer, you are literally just another quick sell to them...they totally botched my 25k deck design, the entire process was agonizing...from their 3rd party rude truck drivers (items were never on time, often damaged, and inaccurate) and they thought i was lying (twice) about missing merchandise when refusing a delivery...if you go to the PRO DESK, good luck, they simply don't have time for you. Response time to voice messages and emails took week, managers impossible to get a hold of...bottom line, home depot has become such a monopoly in the hardware industry game, that they have forgotten what they build their morals on, CUSTOMER SERVICE. I will never use them for a project again, they are only good for convenience shopping. See you at LOWE'S!

Good staff, service and knowledge. Always has the "one off" item you need..."ACE IS THE PLACE WITH…read moreTHE HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN"... Not just a catchy jingle!

Local hardware store that has something for pretty much all of your needs. We shop here for wood…read morepellets for my husbands smoker grill. They have a plethora of the wood chip flavors to chose from and for a good price. When checking out the cashier was friendly and recommended additional items for us to try on our next visit.

Finally needed a new lawn mower…read more... Found a tomorrow on sale Sales staff David & Anna were a huge help Anna even went got a cart as box weighs 85 pounds. Anna rang me up right at lawn mower aisle. Anna offered even offered to load into my vehicle as she told me drive around to main door. She met me outside & we lifted into vehicle. I offered to tip her but said NO .. Employees here go extra mile be helpful & courteous!!! Kudos to Anna In & out in 15 minutes!!!

Not singling out this Low's. I'm assuming all their stores' installation services suck. Their…read moresubcontractors used to act like they wanted to keep the Lowes contract. Now they act like they've been rewarded with the city of Chicago contract.

I eschew big box stores preferring to shop small and local. The workers at Ace are friendly and…read morehelpful. I almost always find what I am looking for and their selection of plants in the spring is fantastic. I like shopping online and being able to come in and pick up my order when ready. While admittedly more expensive than big home improvement stores, I find it worthwhile to do business with people who feel like neighbors to me.

I wanted to take a moment to recognize an exceptional employee who helped me on Thursday, June 25…read more Unfortunately, I can't remember his name exactly. I believe it may have been Sahara, or something similar, and I sincerely apologize if I'm remembering it incorrectly. He was a tall young man working in the Green Leaf trimmer aisle with another coworker. Even though he was clearly in the middle of another project, he immediately stopped what he was doing to help me without making me feel like I was interrupting him. From the moment he greeted me, he treated me with kindness, patience, and genuine respect. I had come in looking for the correct light bulb, and instead of simply pointing me toward a shelf, he took the time to make sure I left with the exact bulb I needed. He answered my questions, double-checked everything, and made sure I was completely confident before I left the store. That level of customer service honestly turned my day around because you just don't see that very often anymore. I am a regular customer at this Ace Hardware. I've probably been in and out of the store around 20 times over the past week alone, so I've had the opportunity to interact with several employees. The day before, I asked another young man for assistance. He was working near the checkout area around the orange blowers. Unfortunately, my experience with him couldn't have been more different. The moment I approached him, I genuinely felt like I was an inconvenience. He barely seemed interested in helping me and acted as though answering my question was taking him away from something more important. Instead of taking a minute to make sure I had the correct light bulb, he quickly brushed me off, assured me it would fit, and sent me on my way. It honestly felt like he cared more about getting rid of me than actually helping a customer. NI trusted his advice because I assumed he knew what he was talking about. When I got home and installed the bulb, it immediately blew a fuse because it was the wrong one. That meant I had wasted my time, my gas, and had to make another trip back to the store for something that could have been prevented if he had simply taken an extra minute to help. As someone who's gotten older, moments like that can be discouraging. Sometimes it feels like people look right through you or treat you as if your questions aren't worth their time. That interaction honestly left me feeling unimportant. The very next day, the tall young man I mentioned earlier helped me with the exact same issue. Instead of rushing me, he carefully verified the correct bulb, answered every question I had, and made absolutely sure I left with exactly what I needed. In just a few minutes, he restored my confidence in your store. The difference between those two employees was night and day. One made me feel like I was simply in the way, while the other made me feel like a valued customer. The way the young man who helped me on Thursday greeted customers, willingly stepped away from his work, and took the time to make sure everything was correct honestly made me assume he must be a supervisor or manager. If he isn't, he certainly has the professionalism, work ethic, and leadership qualities to become one. There is one other thing I wanted to mention because it genuinely bothered me. While he was helping another customer in what I believe was the spray paint aisle, I witnessed a short woman speaking to him in a harsh and disrespectful tone in front of several customers. I couldn't hear every word, but it sounded like it involved a scheduling or timing issue. Whether he had arrived a little early or a little late, I don't know, and it really isn't my business. What I do know is that conversations like that should be handled privately, not in front of customers. It reflected poorly on the store, especially because from everything I observed, he appeared to be one of the hardest-working employees there. It genuinely made me feel bad for him.Employees like him are becoming harder and harder to find, and I sincerely hope Ace Hardware recognizes the value he brings to your store. I plan on returning soon, and I will make sure the highest level of management knows what an outstanding employee they have.

I've been shopping at Menards for many years and love their 11percent off sales. Needed to pick up…read moreone item the other day and was able to get in out quickly. They had plenty of open cashier's. Stores are clean, and seem to have almost everything under the sun for a home improvement store.

Not having been back to a Menards in a very long time, I found the prices still to be the lowest…read moreamong the major home improvement centers (i.e. Home Depot, Lowes), but the service this time was really good. Frankly, this surprised me. Menards was a very important name early in my adulthood where free moments were occupied doing various things related to home improvement, and every weekend meant at least one trip to Menards. You accepted the observation that service and quality was better at other places, but the prices couldn't be beat and you had to weigh how long the product had to last. And for things that needed to be changed out (batteries, light bulbs), buying it at Menards was a no-brainer. Also, I worked in Wisconsin, and many co-workers would tell unpleasant stories about friends who worked at HQ and the main DC in Eau Claire. So this is the view that I lived with. This time my BIL wanted to go to Menards initially, so that's where we started. I ended up going back by myself multiple times because of my experience (and will probably go back again while in Chicago). There were multiple times when I couldn't find what I was looking for (I had time so didn't mind wandering a bit), or had to do something different (purchase toilets that would be later picked up by our contractor)...and each time, when I asked someone in that giant warehouse, they would direct me to the right place, call someone over to help, or walk me to the place that had it if I had gotten lucky and asked the right department. Every person was pleasant and didn't appear to be in a hurry (which greatly helps a customer not feel bad about interrupting). Some things don't change though...this week, they have their 11% rebate on everything sale...20 years ago, I remember coordinating getting the right rebate form, sending the right receipt with it, actually mailing it in, and then forgetting about it, until a postcard came later with a credit to spend at Menards. They are notorious for this...the other box retailers have made rebates more automatic and digital, Menards continues to use postal mail, mainly so a larger percentage of people just drop out...plus it is a store credit, so it encourages to shop more in the future. And of course, because they are so big, they have the opportunity to purchase things not related to home improvement in bulk at certain times, and pass the savings on to their customer. They have groceries (not great prices), but you will also find baked goods, and frozen shrimp for really low prices. You just can't depend on it always being available.

Orderd a snowblower online. Went to pick it up to find out they didn't have what showed in…read moreinventory. Strike one. There were two sales associates that were standing there when I walked in to pick up my preorder. The lady must have been the Manager and she had the same machine but an earlier model which she cut me a deal on. I asked about needing oil for the blower and she claimed this brand didn't come with oil and so I asked them to add what was needed to my order. She asked the older gentleman to confirm what oil and he assured me it was two-stroke so we added that to my order. Got home and the day I needed to run the unit I read the manual and checked to see if the machine e had oil. It DID have oil and if needed it would have been 5W-30. Had I listened to the associates I would have put too much oil and wrong kind. I don't recommend this ACE

This Ace Hardware store is fantastic. Their in store customer service is unmatched. I highly…read morerecommend shopping local here.