Gasoline Review Only Drive up; Check for the lights…read moreindicating open lanes; Pull up; Fill up; Leave. Easy Peasy. In and Out in less than 10 minutes.

It's just that, overplumped chemicalized chickens a steal @ 5 bux. Snack bar sensationalized but…read moreback to basics, miss the multi meat pizza slices. It's M A S S feedings and Quanitifully TOO MUCH for two people to purchase, YOU MUST purchase a Stand up or flat FREEZER going here. No way does this stuff @ 100$$ plus a basket, saw a non biz lady with 2 carts once filled had to be OVER 1K for her. What is WORSE is You Must PAY A FEE to shop here and double for 2% back for the Exec Mbrshp and friggin people just love this place, but alike Wally World is KILLING the neighborhood and 1928+ Grocery Stores that started HERE in The Bay Area over the years and parking lots here have filled this new one, I drove miles to, that it's just plain crazy, you'd think you were @ The County Fair, Alameda Co. or not. Atleast they have Electrify America pumps that THEY took over by NO Discount for Members to use but higher prices, and The lines and quantity of Fuel Station people in early morning is just crazy. However, it truly is at the Crossroads of the busy S/B 680 commute to SJ or Westbound commute of 580 to The City or OAK. So very handy @ Stoneridge Exit for on and off ramping for Members. Pricey always even though some savings via membership on some items. IS IT TRUELY WORTH THE upfront Costs and high bulk costs?

One of the larger Costco's I've been to. It's not that much larger, but still larger…read more I've always enjoyed buying in bulk, even though when you come here you leave with stuff you really don't need. Still, it's always cool to try something new. The location is a bit isolated, so this spot didn't feel as packed as I'm used to when going to Costco, but overall I love Costco.

This review is more about the T-Mobile kiosk within the Livermore Costco. I'm posting here, since I…read morecan't find a review for the kiosk itself. My wife and I have been buying cell phones from the kiosk forever- we must've purchased 10 -12 phones from them over the years. It's kind of hit and miss whether you get a "good" associate or not. We've been eyeing the Apple iPhone 17's and finally pulled the trigger. This time we got the worst sales person of all time. We had already been to the kiosk a couple of times over the weeks leading up to the sale, so we pretty much knew the promotions that we were going to be getting. But this guy didn't bother to tell us anything about it nonetheless. He did manage to try to upsell accessories, etc. as that is part of his job. But what irked me the most was when he asked if we wanted to purchase the additional protection and I specifically answered "no". Sure enough, T-Mobile sent us a text saying that we were enrolled in the plan. When asked how long should we expect for the arrival of the phones. He just blurted out an unthoughtful "2 days", as he didn't care at this point and he was just trying to get off the clock to take his meal break. If there were a place for me to report him, I surely would. Over the years, we have watched that kiosk decline in the value you get from buying from them. And a couple of years ago, the kiosk turned into a T-Mobile specific location. The sales people have sure gone become more disappointing in all aspects. I'm sure that Covid changed everything, including wages and trying to recruit quality employees- as a business, they just need minimum-qualification warm bodies to man the post. So sad to see how low they have gone. **Update** We got our T-Mobile bill. On it was a charge to a phone number in JAMAICA! and guess when that call was placed? Yup, when he had my phone and was doing whatever. It's possible that he was just working too fast (carelessly) or just fat-fingered a phone number (carelessness), but he could've/should've let me know that he called a wrong number and to just address that call with T-Mobile later, or better yet, he could have just addressed it to HIS company right then and there. That would've been the RIGHT thing to do. When we noticed it on our bill and matched the incident with the exact time that we were buying new phones, we did address it with T-Mobile- they were good about omitting that charge and they gave us a credit for the "mistake". We made sure that they put in an incident report for that employee. I am still scratching my head how T-Mobile can hire such low-life people to represent their company!??

Right off the 580 freeway next to In and Out and Chick fila. Lots of parking . Usually never a…read morelarge line to checkout , if it does they are quick to open a new register . No self checkout. Pros are low prices , has everything you need. Not all the service s not as big as Safeway but you can get everything you need basically . People who work here are nice . They always have a sale and the sales papers are on the right when you enter . Candy is locked up now. You don't need a membership to shop here like Costco . The other nearest one is in Danville. I shop here mostly when I need things for a cookout or bbq season. They carry everything , even lottery kiosk.

I came to browse here since I was in the area. I didn't end up buying anything. But good…read moreselection of items.

Stoneridge Mall, Pleasanton…read more One of the favorite malls, they have a DMV and a Pop Mart here, Macy's, Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, Lululemon too! There's a Quickly's here too, it used to be Hot Dog on a Stick! Lots of parking. Will be back soon!

This is the best mall you can find living in the East Bay since majority of the malls near my area…read moreare dying in bankruptcy. Plus, they don't charge an hourly parking like Valley Fair and Santana Row in Santa Clara. They have a good selection of stores like Great Mall mixed with Valley Fair. I barely shop for clothes here, but the food selection is good. I recommend getting a soft serve taiyaki from iSee Cream, cute boba drinks from Ume Tea, and the original boba shop Quickly. Not much dine-in restaurants in here since it's three big American chains and one new ramen restaurant. I like there's a mini work from home office next to the restroom on the second floor. Their WiFi is free to use. Some areas are a bit empty. There's also a DMV service, but I don't think they offer full service like getting a license. Overall it's nice to walk around with lots of available parking. It's even conveniently located near the BART station.

This place is HUGE and they've got every and anything horse related that you need. From controlling…read moreyour horse to controlling the flies, they've got you covered. If you don't see it, just ask. Every single employee is friendly and helpful. The day that we shopped there happened to be 2 gorgeous dogs working the floor as well. There is a nice selection of riding clothes/outfits/helmets/gear and casual western wear. They even have greeting cards if you happen to purchase a gift for the horse lover in your life. I'm so glad we decided to explore this place, it's much better than the boutique-like places that I've emptied my wallet at countless times. Thanks Western Saddlery See Ya'll Soon

Frank and the rest of the staff there are always so helpful....with all of our horses, we have…read moresupply needs weekly and Western always has a more than adequate supply of products to choose from. I can't recommend them highly enough... they are my go to place for all our horse needs... Thanks Western Saddlery.....

One of the things that I like best about working with Apex Facility Supplies is their commitment to…read moretop quality customer service. Both Doug and Eddie are friendly, knowledgeable, and are always willing to go the extra mile for their customers.

Just received my first order today. I put in the order less then 24 hours ago and it was delivered…read moreright to my office! Can't beat the service and it saved me a trip to the store.

Working with Fotis was by far one of the best experiences I have ever had purchasing anything but…read moreespecially jewelry. I would highly recommend his shop to anyone. Not only is his craftsmanship beautiful but he is such a kind and thoughtful man. My fiance and I recently got engaged and were gifted a teal-green sapphire to use for my engagement ring. The sapphire is from my fiance's great-great-great grandmother's engagement ring so needless to say is quite old. Given how unusual the stone is and the age, but above all else the amazing family history, we wanted to be sure we found a jeweler we trusted to understand that this is more than just an engagement ring and provide the quality of work we wanted. We contacted Fotis and within a week he had the setting we requested ordered, the stone polished, and ring ready. He went above and beyond not only in the ring he created but how he interacted with us throughout the process. It truly was such a pleasure to work with him and I look forward to working with him in the future on our wedding bands and any other jewelry pieces. For sure lifetime customers! Pictured is the stone before we took it to Fotis and the completed ring.

Great service! Very helpful and was able to repair my chain in 1 day. Highly recommendread more

Foodle Asian Market opened recently in the vacated space where Wild Birds Unlimited once was. Store…read moreinside has rows of shelves loaded with merch. Side has frozen & refrigerated goods. While majority of goods are Chinese (Taiwan, Hongkong, China), some are from Japan, Korea.. The most prized items are behind the counter or nearby: dried abalone/scallops/meats, ginseng... Boba drinks, jasmine rice, labubu acrylics, noodles, condiments, sauces, juices, snacks, cookies, frozen shellfish, Chinese medicines, candies, oils, & many everyday necessities are the majority of goods sold. I was looking for something i didn't find in the typical Asian grocery store. Buys: Rose Jjolpokki (chewy noodle & Korean Rice Cake) 2 servings: 6.50 (Wang Korea) -usually eat the Chinese version of rice cake (nian go). Korean version is spicier/pricier ($10-20) in eateries. Trying a few before ordering in eatery. -had a few generic packaged version. This is lst name brand. Tokyo Noodle (4 pieces/$1) Japan -curious how it would taste. Discovered later descriptions all in Japanese. Will look at pics to cook. Was acknowledged by single cashier on duty when I entered. Browsed a little, skip drinks, products that had too much sugar. Forgot to look at Chinese medicine section. Quick, courteous checkout. Business slow on weekdays.

Lots of selection and prices were not as high as I expected…read more Quick stop if you cannot drop by a larger supermarket. Plenty of parking. Very helpful staff.

We've had a storage space here for a while and it is very secure, easy to access, and the staff is…read morealways especially friendly and helpful. I've had very positive interactions with the manager, Casey. It feels like a more personal experience than I would usually expect from a Storage facility.

One of the very few storage facilities that have personnel on site all day long. Yes Casey and…read moreJonathan do an excellent job of maintaining my trust in this facility. I have had 1 unit since the year 2010. Recently I rented an additional 5 units temporarily and based on price , security and customer appreciation there was no other facility I would even consider. Peter

This an awesome company...accountable and with great customer service. They truly work with the…read morecustomer to make things work. They even reach out to the pool table seller when the pool tabler seller does not come through. Their professionalism, accountability, flexibility and work quality is excellent. You will not be disappointed. A+++

Don't waste your money with this company. Christopher is beyond rude! I couldn't believe it…read more Look at the emails. I can just image if he was rude enough to say this over email I would hate to see how he conducts himself in person.