Minus one star because there is no gas station here. They do have the food court with the great 1.50 hot dog and soda deal. Now they have a turkey wrap too, at 3.99 it is the most expensive thing on the menu. I haven't tried it yet. The food court is heated during the winter but during the summer can get warm and crowded. There is a large parking lot; you may end up hiking to the store but you will be able to park. They have the usual tire place, hearing aid station, pharmacy, optometrist, etc. The store is clean, the people are nice, and things are generally well stocked. They have only been out of the chicken jerky for dogs once. That chicken jerky is a great deal and the dog goes wild for it. I once tricked her into letting go of a dead parakeet (how did a dead parakeet get into our backyard? No clue.) by trading it for a chicken jerky treat. Costco chicken jerky treats are great. I've never tasted them, but a dog park friend said they are yummy for people too, but I can't endorse eating them. This is a nice Costco, easy to maneuver, and they have good stuff. If you are at the Clackamas Promenade or the Clackamas mall, it is worth a side trip to this Costco to stock up on toilet paper. You know you need it! read more

I love this Costco, Incredible vision department, Always clean, lots of friendly helpful staff, great parking, inexpensive gas! Oh and all Costco's just removed Roundup from the shelves! I'm in love! read more

I was sent to literally all 4 corners of the store to find the Kirkland Energy shots. 4 different clerks, 4 different answers. Last time I come. Nobody that works there knows where anything is! read more

The samples alone are worth the cost of the membership! I love that Costco gives you the opportunity to have access to much more affordable organic food choices for your family. The staff is always knowledgeable and helpful and if you need help finding anything in that massive warehouse they are pretty good about helping you find it right away. read more

Not much to be said as I'm sure everyone is familiar with Costco but if you're living with a bunch of people or have a big family this is your go to place to buy goods. You buy in bulk and can buy anything from toilet paper to hot pockets to steak. You can also buy gas which is cheaper than almost everywhere if you're a member. I recommend! read more

Just to my MIL to get her membership, Katie was so warm and welcoming plus to the time to explain. I have been a Costco member for over 20 years and this has to be one of the nicest team members I have ever run into. You just don't see this kind of customer service anymore. I was truly touched. Thank you Costco for employing true stars. read more

If I didn't already love Costco, I certainly do now. Not only can I get my weekly grocery shopping done, I can also get a great deal on gas for my car (totally worth the cost of Costco membership). The attendants are always friendly and work as fast as they can. With extra long hoses, you can be served at any pump. American Express is the only acceptable credit card but if you're willing to leave the warmth of your car, you can use your debit card. read more

Costco - 20 filling stations! - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Clackamas, Oregon

Costco is awesome, but is not without fault. Prices and quality are unbeatable (especially on meats), but checkout lines are long and staff are difficult to find when service is required. Costco requires membership in order to shop there, but this is a small price to pay for the savings you'll get and for the quality offered. Beware that parking at this location is very tough on Saturdays (especially after they put the gas station in), so get there very early or very late if you want to avoid this hassle. Costco as a company is amazing. You literally see the same employees there year after year after year, which speaks volumes for the company. read more

EXTREMELY rude to Instacart shoppers! Yesterday a cashier assistant told me if I want boxes for my order I needed to bring up my own so today I did that and another rude assistant told me to use two carts to separate my orders (my 2nd order only had three small items) So now I need to push 2-3 carts by myself during the busy holiday season?!? Costco Employees, please remember that we are customers and NOT your employees. We are shopping sometimes for three different families and it's just me by myself saving you on more hassle by having less people in your store read more

UPDATE! Kirstie and nick lied to me... they told me they were going to put my grandpas card on hold meaning when he scans it now they will have to double check his ID to make sure it was him now or at least that's what I was told. They lied they reported it STOLEN!!! They had my ooooooollllllddddd grandpa get in line for a whole new card I just can't believe they lied about that so silly kriste and nick are just awful read more

woman named Gianna ( brown hair) was loading mine and a friends cart and the way she interacted with our kids was very rude and inappropriate. She yanked the cart out of a small child's hands and threw our things into our carts. and when she mistakenly misplaced one of our items she argued saying she did not and then realized she was wrong but threw the item into the cart without apologizing and glared at us. read more

I would like to give a shout out to the optical department. They had a great selection of glasses and the customer service was amazing. Claire helped me pick out glasses. I told her what I was looking for and found me exactly what I wanted. I ended up buying two pairs because I couldn't decide on just one. She actually picked out my favorite pair. Also, as far as billing goes she billed my insurance right there. I didn't have to do any foot work. Lastly, my glasses came in 5 days after I ordered them which is a really quick turn around. I went to the store the next day to pick up my glasses. They fitted me for my glasses and I was amazed of the quality of the lenses that Claire recommended. It was a huge step up from my old glasses. I love my glasses and the service I was provided. I will definitely be going back and I would highly recommend their optical department. Thanks again Claire! read more

I get gas here a couple times per month. I've been coming to this location for approx 2 years and I've always had great, friendly service attendants here (except just one time there was a VERY rude employee, but I don't think she works there anymore). Even when they are really busy with super long lines the employees here really hustle to keep the lines moving! read more

I really liked a sheet cake I ordered and how easy it was to order it. Now, what is your policy regarding recycling the plastic container it was placed it? read more

This review is of the Costco Clackamas Tire Center. Four tires + installation + fees was a little less expensive than it would have been at another local tire store for the same tires. That was the only good thing about this experience. If price is everything, then this is probably a good place for you. Next time I'll go to one of the other local tire stores because (1) it took just under 3 hours (2 hours more than I'm used to), (2) the service was not as good (not unpleasant, but slower and less energetic), and (3) Costco is not a great place to hang out for 3 hours. * I called a week ahead and got a service appointment. * I ordered and paid for the tires online via their website. Even though I had an appointment, they didn't even take my car into the shop until 90 minutes after the appointment time. After that it was another 75-80 minutes. Even though I had already paid for the service and installation and arrived early, I had to stand in line inside the store for 20 minutes, and the line was short. When I finally reached the counter, the busy work at the counter took as long as it does when I go to other tire stores and go through the selection and purchase process. None of the people were unpleasant, but the overall experience was. Given how standardized Costco is, I would not expect anything better at their other locations. read more

Poor customer service where you pick up items you ordered online. A young gal (probably 20-30's) asks for your name and then rudely interrupts you, has a low and raspy voice like a smoker... is this the best Costco can hire? read more

Greg in the tire center is AMAZING! He's so helpful and kind and made sure we were completely taken care of! He deserves a raise for all of his hard work! read more

Very decent location about a 1/4 mile south from the Clackamas Town Center Mall off SE Sunnybrook St! Be aware of large crowds especially during weekends and maybe during the weekday afternoon rush hour. The Costco Kirkland Food vendor is located outside of the Costco Store Entrance! Plentiful parking outside! read more

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5 stars for Dan in the meat department (1 star for customer service lady) I called in advance to see if they had bulgogi beef because Vancouver didn't have. The lady who answered the phone said yes, when I got there, so we drove down there but upon arrival, they actually had not made it for the day. Dan prepared it for us anyway. He dropped what he was doing and took 20 min to make bulgogi!! read more

Great optical department - I was there in December 2021 and had to get progressives for the first time. I picked up a pair with very friendly and attentive customer service only to lose them 1 month later. Went back and had other customer service reps at the optical station help me find another great pair. I was in and out within 35 minutes again! The staff there are very knowledgeable and patient especially Mandy. I love the pizza there too! read more

This specific location is one of the smaller Costco. Situated right off of 84th street near Sunnyside Road in Clackamas. There is plenty of parking in the front of the store and also on the side. While this location is smaller than some of the other Costco's' it does still have pretty much the same type of items but just at a smaller selection of stuff. You can still find the baked chicken and fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have a food court located outside the store. It's very convenient that the food court does not take Debit and Visa Credit cars. The return policy is great and they can look up your purchases with your Costco membership card. Keep in mind that there is an annual $55 membership fee for the regular account and $120 for the executive membership. You can read more about the differences in the two here: https://www.costco.com/join-costco.html The price is good for a lot of things like over the counter medicines, health and beauty supplies and dog food and threats. The value for meat and seafood can be hit or miss. I mainly come here for the over the counter drugs/ allergy meds and baked good. They also have great pricing on granola bars, crackers and nuts. The store also sells some brand name clothes which can be a great deal at times. Overall, its a big warehouse with bulk items. They don't have bags but can put your purchases in a box for you. I highly recommend comparing the prices before coming in. Since the items are sold in bulk just a few items can easily put your total bill to over$100. read more

Great market, loving shopping here. The product are always fresh. All my family shoo here read more

Costco - Looking for some vitamins - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Clackamas, Oregon

I know a few Costco places around my area. I used to go to the closest one to me. Then, when I went to this Costco, I made it my "home" store. I go to this place all the time and it's my favorite place. Just a bad thing is that the lines are very long and allot of the registers are not blend used. But this is something that has been happening in all of the costcos I've been to. Oh well, it's still my favorite costco! read more

Costco - This is it - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Clackamas, Oregon

I just want to say this is place that I shop where I have felt the safest. This is the only company that I have heard of that has really stepped up and is continuing to enforce the face mask requirements. Thank you for all your hard work during this pandemic and everything your company always does to stay on top. #memberforlife read more

Doesn't everyone know what to expect at Costco? They've been around long enough. This is a fairly typical Costco. Big warehouse of a buiding surrounded by a big, yet still fairly full (even at about 1 in the afternoon on a Thursday) parking lot. The parking lot also has a gas station in it. I know people who buy all their gas at Costo and have had no problems. The store itself is large. It has the usual wide variety of stuff. I found a nice super soft throw blanket and a great deal on LED light bulbs. The food area always has deals and even thursday afternoon there were some samples to be tried. For the best deals you have to buy a huge amount of stuff. I went with a friend and we split some stuff. The prices are usually good. I found some beige Calvin Klien pants for $20 and as always I bought some of the Steak Strip Jerky...so good! If they had better food in their food court I might even give them a fifth star. read more

Who the hell needs 10,000 rolls of TP, a 5-gallon jar of pepperocini, a quadruple sized box of cereal, or a ten-pack of mayonnaise? Americans do. That's fuckin' who. I shop here for random items like socks, or when I am throwing a big ass party. Otherwise, I can't imagine having this quantity of these items in my house. Regardless, Costco has a rad return policy, and can offer some great deals if they have what you're looking for. Customer service can be hit or miss, but if you're saving a few hundo's on a flat screen or a 3-quart can of tuna, who cares? The parking lot can be a total mess at this Costco. The folks that shop here aren't Mensa members, that's for sure. But whatever. I prefer to buy local as much as humanly possible. At least Costco is headquartered in the PacNW. But still, every time I walk in I witness a Caligula-like orgiastic consumer frenzy. This would be entertaining if it weren't so tragic. What, did you expect something useful out of this review? It's a Costco. Whaddya want?!? read more

Indy: "That's a powerful force. Research should be done..." Eaton: "Oh, it will be Dr. Jones, I assure you. We have top men working on it right now." Indy: "Who?" Eaton: "Top men" Almost every time I enter Costco, I can't help but think of the final scene from Raiders... the crated up Ark of the Covenant being wheeled down the long aisle of crates; no top men in sight. Put amongst the millions of other boxes filled with unknown artifacts, quietly left to collect dust in this giant secret government warehouse. Yet instead of aisles full of mysterious relics the government wants to conceal, I am faced with row upon row of gigantic cans of Beef-a-Roni, packages of meat & ribs large enough to tip over a prehistoric automobile, and six packs of plasma televisions. Everywhere I turn, I find "family" sized packaging in both the aisles and in the rears of the majority of those who are Costco regulars. Yet It is the crowds, the harried individuals, those who dart in front of you pushing your shopping cart aside in an attempt to beat you out for the last free sample of some freezer burned pot pie (which only comes in a 100 pack) that really makes my face melt. Yes, snakes are to Indy, what screaming hyperactive children are to me...except I've been warned not to cover them in gasoline and light them on fire in an attempt to clear the aisle in order to get to my jolly green giant sized supplies. And this is why I am not a huge fan of Costco. With a household consisting of myself and the Tall Leggy Blonde, there are only certain items that really are a value for a small household and should be bought in bulk. Bottled water, butt wipe, Vitamin waters, nuts, string cheese, chicken breasts (haha...I said nuts, butt & breast in that sentence); these are the few items that I risk my sanity in order to purchase in bulk. However on this last trip I found the holy grail, something from another country that until now was only the stuff of legends, spoke about only at night in hushed tones. Something I was willing to brave the screaming children for, to jump over colliding shopping cart booby-traps for, something that the sample Nazi's couldn't keep me from... Glass bottled Coke-a-Cola from Mexico...made with pure cane sugar. Yes, this amazingly sugary concoction belongs in a museum, or at least in a box of 24 sitting in my cold storage refrigerator to be researched...by top men. read more

My name is Tom A and I have a problem with Costco. I'm on my way home from visiting a customer and I think I'm just going to stop in here for a bag of pet food and some vitamins. A few samples later I've got a box of burritos and a gallon of hummus, an external hard drive and some rather large bottles of wine. And of course a 6 lb jar of cashews. I am powerless over Kirkland Cashews. This particular location doesn't have a gas station like the one up by the airport, but its food court is at least open air. I like that while I'm scarfing my all-beef hot dog and 20 oz. drink I can sit at a picnic table and look up at the 24-Hour Fitness. I visualize doing some lat pull-downs and d-ring rows whilst I masticate on my dog. Coach says visualizing is the most important aspect of training so I do some more of it while I go back for a refill on the drink. It's gonna be a winning season. read more

I usually dont have problem in this costco besides the parking spaces. Everyone is so grumpy here today. I'm not sure if it's because of the holiday but they are grumpy. When i said thank you to them, the guy had a poker face and said "yup." When I tried to pick up photo I submitted online less than 2 weeks ago, the lady couldn't find it by my name. I gave her my order info, she said oh you placed it like a hundred years ago in a annoying way. read more

I don't know why I ask my parents to take me to Costco with them, because I almost always end up wandering the aisle aimlessly wishing I hadn't gone. It's generally packed with people who don't know how to use carts, and can't control their seven kids under the age of five. That said, Costco is a pretty solid place to do your bulk shopping. Get a 96-pack of granola bars or a vat of face cream. Just don't become too reliant on any one product, because it's often here today gone tomorrow, and no matter how much you protest, they won't give you a rain check on the two-pack of Frosted Mini Wheats. Also, it's not fun to meander through the "gift" and clothing section (last night there were a bunch of douchebags standing around a player piano that was somehow emitting Celine Dion's voice), but I do recommend checking out the computer and home shiz, because you never know what you'll find. My parents were thiiiiis close to purchasing a retractable and inflatable queen-sized guest bed. And I did persuade the mother to buy a huge collection of Sharpies. The long lines suck, both in the store, and outside at the food court, but the nonfat froyo is pretty much worth it.... read more

Great store! Very clean. The food court had a line a mile long, but, I guess that's to be expected on a Friday night. The produce section has a lot of organic items, but, not all of the organic items were available non-organic (i.e. there were organic whole carrots, but, not non-organic whole carrots). Can't complain when you can buy a HUGE dinner for the family for $11 and get out of the store for $100. :) read more

Worst Costco anywhere. My visit begins with a return, Tillamook aged cheddar because the wrapper had a box cutter cut on one side. I am busy and don't have time to inspect every article I purchase. The person behind the return counter says, "funny, that is the second one today". Shopping inside, I pick up baby clothes for a baby shower at work. I look up at the price and grab a second. I grab a box of strawberries, put it in the cart and some other items. I am setting things down to be checked out and I notice serious mold on the Strawberries in the middle. I get the cashier's attention and ask to have one of the people wondering around get me another box. Wait she says. I start checking out and after I am done, they send someone to get me non-moldy strawberries. While I am waiting, I do something I rarely do; I check out the receipt. Looking at the receipt; I notice that I have paid twice the price listed on the sign. I mention it and they say, oh, that price was for the box of slippers at the end of the table. What, so in order for her to know that, you must have had other complaints. So they know, customers are mislead, but don't move the sign or the items. A manager walks by, and I point this out. He says, he knows about it. I ask, if you know customers are being mislead, why not move the sign? His face gets red, says nothing and walks away. I get home and open up a blueberry muffin and it is empty. I took a picture but I don't see how to post it here. In case you are from Costco management reading this, I will be happy to allow you to search my purchase history so you can see for yourself. Photo of the muffin is in the Costco photos section. read more

Costco - Costco muffin has sprinkled blueberries on top but none inside. - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Clackamas, Oregon

Low Prices: You bet! Easy Parking: Uh, let's skip that one. Easy access, well laid out: Sorta, maybe we should skip that one too. Goods are moved about at some crazy whim, you might have to search the entire store to find what you're looking for. Big selection, one-stop shopping: Nope, this is Costco. What you see is what you get ... today. It may not be here tomorrow, so if you intend to buy, do it today. Relaxing shopping: Let's see, warfare in the parking lot, sample stations clogging up every aisle, checkout line from hell. Don't come here for relaxation. Why do I come here? Best prices on paper towels, TP, Aluminum foil, swiffer pads (when they have them), kleenex and zip-locks, not to mention giant bricks of cheese and frozen foods, I like the seafood offerngs in particular. Inexpensive camping gear, sheets, shorts and socks. I never returned anything, but it's nice to know I could. Friendly Service: Yeah, amazing considering the constant crowds. They get the third star for their staff. Those folks have tough physically demanding jobs, my hat is off to them. What drives me crazy: I tried to buy gas at their new station, but all I had was cash. NOBODY but Costco turns away a cash paying customer, Debit or AMEX only. Crazy. I forgive them, but don't always like them. read more

More like a 3.5 This rating is solely base on the fact they have the food court outside of the warehouse. Forgot my membership card (or don't have a membership?)! Bam! No worries! Clackamas Costco will be a-okay! I would give it a higher rating, but they don't have gelato!!! WHYYY!!!??! read more

Costco. Enough said! You'll head inside the store to pick up your two items that you needed but you'll leave with four items or an entire cart full! You'll need at least $100 bucks in the wallet to leave this store. The employees are always friendly and it seems they truly enjoy their job. Went for two things tonight and spent $300+. Yes! Food Center with decent food. Cheap Fuel center too! read more

I use this Costco regularly and it is great. They have what I want at a fair price. And I LOVE the way Costco treats its employees. I wish all retail businesses treated their employees as well. Besides good customer service and good product/price/value, if you believe in living wage jobs and good benefits you should support Costco. read more

I do love me some Costco. Granted, if you go at the wrong time you'll have to deal with the people who leave their cart in the middle of the aisle as they gaze distractedly at the 30 different varieties of tortilla chips. But if you go at the right time - pure, unadulterated big box heaven! My qualm with Portland stores is they don't sell hard alcohol but that's a state thing, not a Costco thing. The great thing about Costco is they have some decent organics (some corporate, some smaller operations) and healthy stuff. read more

What can I say about Costco that hasn't already been said? Probably nothing! There's good and bad- jam packed isles with people that don't understand how to get in and get out of the store but it's offset by the great prices so I tolerate it, for only short periods of time. As you know, shopping at costco tends to mean needing a large SUV or a moving truck just to haul all of your purchases away so don't forget to stop at the fuel station and fill it up on your way out, gas is almost always at least $0.10 cheaper than anywhere else around! read more

Well, who doesn't love Costco?! No one I know :) I'll try to keep this short and sweet. Paying for the yearly membership SOOOOO makes it worth it on cheaper groceries (by bulk) and gas prices. I don't know if it's just where I live but Costco is ALWAYS cheaper than the rest of the gas stations I pass by. At least by 10 cents, some more! They're always fast, friendly and there is never a lack of new things to discover at this store. My only con is the fact that I can never get out of there spending less than 100 bucks, it seems lol besides gas of course! It's ok, I clearly have so self control. Oh, and you know the saying "Never go grocery shopping on an empty stomach"? Basically because you'll buy everything. Well, I for sure ignore that advice here. The store is crawling with free samples of food. You better go in with a empty stomach, how else would you be able to try everything. I get a full meal as I grocery shop! Sweet! :) read more

Newcomers to Portland may find themselves surprised when they witness the dearth of big-box stores and food franchises within the city. There are few I miss though I tend to think the same social forces motivating this for good can often be misguided in its move towards pleasantry and perfection. Of the Costco locations available on the east side of the Willamette, this must be the prettiest. The lot is seemingly surrounded by trees. I visited on a weekday, middle-of-day, and the lot was ~80% full. Gasoline was inexpensive and mandatory. They go to great lengths to ensure homogenization and standardization across locations, so although I have not been inside a Costco in several months and have never visited any within Oregon, this was pretty much in-line with everything I expected in terms of offerings, store layout and aesthetics, prices generally, and the sampling. I found the familiar favorites within minutes and enjoyed my walk around the store, stopping occasionally to try one of the many offered food samples. The staff at this location, as with most, were incredibly helpful and maintained full-time friendliness. As always, I ended up spending way more than intended, purchasing items I had never intended on purchasing but that I believe I cannot live without... Ugh, Costco! I love you, I hate you.... Recommended! read more