I am also surprised by Washington's tax on alcohol. But Costco makes it affordable. This location is busy! Even though the parking lot is huge, the spots are always very full. The food court is outside. Bathrooms are being renovated temporarily. They should be done by September 2026. If you need to use the restroom during this time, then you have to go outside. read more

I ordered a 1/2 cheese and 1/2 pep pizza my, it came out quickly and tastes great. Great value for $10 read more

Costco - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

I went to pick up a SINGLE gift card. 2 employees standing at self checkout but nope, Can't pay for a gift card at self checkout. 6 employees standing at customer service with zero customers. Nope. Can't check out there either. You must stand in a 45 minute line at a regular register for a single gift card. Insane. Every Costco I've ever been to the self checkout employees will take you to a register near customer service to activate it. This Costco sucks. read more

This place is one of my favorite aside from Costco Covington...Issaquah has more choices on fresh fruits, we always get mangosteen when it's in season at this location. Great and helpful staff, best place to shop for bulk items and reasonable prices. read more

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Short Story: Yet another great Costco! Long Story: I've been coming here forever and it's Costco rocks! First let me say parking can be extremely difficult but that's the same with all Costco's. The selection here is quite nice given its proximity to their corporate headquarters. There's so many snacks, frozen seafood items that you won't find elsewhere (Barramundi!), and so many wines to choose from. The store is quite spacious and the employees are friendly. They have a large gas station though it's still busy at times. Their food court is located outside the store so on hot summer or cold winter days be sure to dress accordingly. Verdict: I'm going back! read more

Costco Issaquah - Great Value, If You Can Brave the Crowds Costco in Issaquah delivered a consistently great experience--with friendly service, solid alcohol selections, and excellent value across the board. We had stopped by another liquor store for comparison, and Costco's pricing was noticeably more competitive. In fact, compared to online prices (which can fluctuate by over $100 for the same bottle), Costco consistently offers some of the best in-store deals around. That said, one thing to keep in mind is the Costco-sized packaging--you're usually buying in bulk. So while the price per liter or gallon might be lower, the overall cost can be quite a bit higher. This is perfect if you're hosting a large gathering, but less ideal for more casual or personal use. Beyond the liquor section, the rest of the store is pretty much what you'd expect from Costco. Our personal favorite is, of course, the $5 rotisserie chicken and the food court options--still unbeatable at $1-$2 for a quick bite. And we absolutely love the free samples on weekends, which remain unmatched by any other grocery competitor. As for this location specifically, be warned: it's always packed. There's heavy traffic both in and out of the parking lot almost any time of day, so timing your visit wisely can make a huge difference. But thanks to its high demand and popularity, the selection stays fresh and well-stocked, and the staff keeps things moving smoothly. All in all, it's a strong choice if you're prepared to navigate the crowds and make the most of the bulk-value model. read more

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Located at Costco World HQ in Issaquah, WA, this instance of Costco launched in-store-made sushi and sashimi in 2023, eventually rolling out to other stores. Finally pulled the trigger in spending the $40+ to get it. It was quite good, but with the store and parking lot and food court being on the smaller side, the usual hecticness really increased, trying to fit a Saturday crowd into a smaller footprint. It does have a decent size self-checkout area which we took advantage of. The sashimi (priced at $36.99 per pound) consisted of ahi tuna, salmon, and yellowtail. I thought all three were restaurant quality, restaurant prepared. Also at this Costco, we found 5 lbs blocks of Boneless A5 Ribeye Wagyu roasts for $58.99 per pound, situated with Prime US Angus Cuts for quite a bit less...with plenty of quantity. Definitely more luxurious choices at this Costco, it seems. read more

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This is by far the worst Costco I've ever been to--and unfortunately, it's the closest one to where I live. Every visit is frustrating due to consistently poor customer service. Most employees seem uninterested in helping and unwilling to do their jobs properly. At the regular checkout, we're always asked if we'd like a box--we say yes, but they either refuse to pack it or do it with zero effort. It feels like they just don't care. Most frustrating of all was my experience with Rosa at the membership counter. My card was so scratched that the gas station attendant told me I couldn't use it, but Rosa refused to issue a replacement despite that. Costco is usually known for great service, but this location is consistently disappointing. read more

I took my car there today for a simple repair for one tire They told me it was just a nail and the tire itself was in great condition, still under warranty I dropped it off around the time they opened and tonight I tried countless times to find out the status on my car only to be put on hold for 20 mins and no answers And then finally around 7:45pm! They tell me my car isn't done and has to stay overnight. Not using them again. One star is too nice read more

Having recover from 3+ days without power, heat and all our food went bad, we wsent to shop costco and was very very sad to discover on return home that the wilcox eggs 24 pack price was $9.89 which reflected an increase of 16.49% , prior to the storm was selling at $8.49. I am ver appalled , disturb and very sad that a market leader like costco would take advatnage of recent storm to raise staple food like eggs on the community reeling from after effect of a major storm, instead of lending a helping hand. Shame on you Costo Leaders. I remember Wilcox eggs 24 counts used to sell at $5.99 years ago. Being a senior with food budget, this would actually means that we had to cut some of our other food because of the 16.49% increase by Costco, more so right after a major storm, taking advantage of the situation read more

Costco - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

Their optical department is very organized and they have a sufficient amount of help there. Unlike the Costco in Tukwila.

Need to fill up the tank! Best time to go for gas is the last 30 minutes before it closes on a week night. No waiting read more

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Not going to lie, this place is always busy, but the staff are consistently kind and helpful despite the rush. Today I went in for pizza and want to give a special shoutout to the gentleman running the food court pizza pickup. He was so sweet and friendly and chatting with people, asking about their day, making sure we knew the wait time for whole pizzas, and keeping the mood upbeat. When my order was ready, he even called out my name and looked around to hand it to me personally. I think his name started with a B (maybe Brenton or Bryan), but I didn't quite catch it. Either way, he really stood out. On top of that, another staff member was cleaning up nearby and struck up a friendly conversation after I grabbed my food. Honestly, the employees here are always so warm and welcoming, it makes the busy atmosphere feel a lot more enjoyable. Super sweet staff! read more

I love Costco, but, not this location. First, one of the employees carried out furniture to my hatchback, shoved it in, and broke off the console between the front seats. It took a long time to get a very small check from Costco (under 300.00), and no one could fix it and replace it as my car is a 2009 that's been discontinued. Second, I went in today, didn't realize I was 10 minutes before 10, and they wouldn't let me in for not being a 'premium,' member. I understand those rules, but I had simply mistimed my morning errands. It was cold out. I thought it was very bad customer svc. to make me leave and come back as a long-time good standing member. Third, their food stand is outside in the cold. That's a huge dislike. I do not recommend this Costco location. read more

Usually go to South Center/ Tukwila Costco cause they tend to have more stuff but I was pleasantly surprised by this Issaquah one!! Lots of parking space, less crazy than Tukwila location. They had lots of cool stuff that I either haven't seen before at Costco or has been out of stock. The people handing out samples were kind. My daughter was crying and the sample lady sincerely tried to help soothe her. The gift card purchasing process is different than Tukwila location. Instead of buying it at the register and waiting for an employee to bring it to you, you need to go to the counter. It was also strange at checkout they told me my 3 year old had to get off the cart, which was ok cause my husband was with me; but it would of been hard having to carry her and paying since she will run away... The food court at this location is outside. read more

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Very disappointed that Costco implemented a pay for privilege policy about a month ago. It is in direct conflict with the DEI policies they have upheld. I saw many elderly and disabled people refused entry because they didn't pay for the expensive executive membership. Costco do better. I thought you were the gold star until now. read more

This place is crowded but to be expected given the location. Parking was difficult to get so plan accordingly if you have an appointment. Once you check in at the counter, you fill out medical info on a tablet. There is seating but it is limited. The screening is done in the corner of the waiting room. The exam room is next door to the optical center. The price was spot on, but it is back-to-back patients. The customer service was good. They helped us pick out new glasses without issue. read more

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It's a very big Costco. Plenty of parking when I went. Lots of clothes. The food court is on the outside. read more

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Out of all the Costco I've been to, I hate this Costco food court the most. For one that is literally across the street from corporate, you would think they would have it together. I literally ordered a salad and they had to go through each number before it can be given. So we all have to stand there while the pizza and chicken bakes is cooked and ready before we can get the easily accessible-ready food. Some customers ordered a cup of drink and he had to wait for the workers to pack up all the other 20 orders before him before he can get his cup. Do not order from the kiosk, it did not expedite the process because the employees had a dumb way of streamlining the process. Other locations has common sense. Go there instead. If you have time to waste, come here. read more

I've heard about Costco sushi after reading about it on social media these days. Parking lot was busy but people were courteous. I was impressed how efficient member service was when I returned an item. When I walked to sushi section, I saw a line of people even though they were closing in 20 minutes. I saw staff made sushi rolls and measured each box by weight. After waited for 10 minutes, I was able to get fresh made California rolls and spicy tuna rolls. I was very excited to try at home. I really like the flavor of spicy tuna, fresh crab meat and packs of ginger but not a fan of rice because texture was too mushy with a slight hint of vinegar flavor. The price was affordable. We were glad to give a try. read more

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A lady passing by said, "Is this the line to Disneyland?" Pffff, she got suburbia jokes lol She couldn't believe there was a line wrapped around the building at 9:30am 4th of July weekend. I used to line up at the clubs in Pioneer Square and Belltown...now I'm lining up at Costco --Facepalm Emoji-- This is the natural progression of life in the PNW. First time going to the Issaquah Costco. I only came here to check out the sushi since there's been hype about it. This Costco is pretty calm compared to the one at Southcenter which is the one I normally go to. The parking lot wasn't even chaotic...like nobody's trying to run you over with their car trying to find a parking spot. Their food court was outside which is different from most Costco food courts I've been to. Guess they want people to eat their hotdog outside while enjoying the fresh air. The employees seem happier. Maybe it's because they're next to Headquarters. Maybe being closer to nature has something to do with it too. The employees on the floor and at checkout were having genuine conversations while laughing and smiling. That was really nice to see in someone's workplace. Sushi was pretty good and reasonably priced. I wouldn't go out of my way to drive back here just for sushi though. I'll just wait till they have one onsite at Southcenter, 4th Ave, Federal Way or Covington. read more

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The customer service here is lacking, and could be better. I felt harassed trying to enter the place like it was a dam bouncer at the door. The person working there was tkaing their job way too serious. The selection here has generally been good. They have ok prices, it's making me second guess my membership though. read more

Got there right when the place opened, which was actually about 5-10 minutes before their scheduled opening time. You have to scan a membership card upon entry. This place had your standard Costco items inside. I didn't notice anything too unique that you couldn't find in other Costco locations. The parking lot seemed small, but at around 10am there was still ample parking left. I could see how it could easily fill up and create a headache during peak hours or on weekends. Fun fact, the Costco headquarters is across the street. read more

Your typical Costco with the friendly staff. They now want the members to scan their card upon entry. Yet another layer of security. Only complaint is the size of the parking lot, which always seem to be nearly full. Considering the area of town though, just grateful to have the location. read more

First time at this location. It was a little bit of a drive for me, but it turns out to be well worth it. Ample parking, even though they were quite busy. What really stood out was the associates who were going around the store and sweeping up constantly. The store was clean and well organized. The other thing I liked was that the food court is located outside. Even though there were some liens, it was not clogging up traffic in the store and causing mass confusion when people were trying to exit. Highly recommend this location if you are close. read more

Between the South Seattle, Shoreline, and Issaquah Costco Gas stations, the Issaquah is consistently more congested (they have no control over this - thus excluded from my rating). The locale is much better than the rail-road-yard feel of S. Seattle or the Home-Depot-Parking-Lot-Annex of Shoreline. I love the trees, and if you come on Saturdays, it's ALWAYS slammed and busy, but you can swing by the morning farmers market to make up for it. Solid 4, while S. Seattle and Shoreline are a 3-star. They all get 5-start for gas prices though. Love the ~$.50 cheaper gas. read more

Costco - Gas station - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

It's Costco! They have giant packages of everything you want or need. Great deals on booze. Lots of bargains on tons of stuff.

A packed warehouse filled with grumpy old people who snap at anyone without silver hair. Staff who unload entire pallets in walkways nearly crushing customers pushing a cart with a 17 month old child in it. No staff available to talk about that lapse in safety. Brushed off at customer service. "Low prices" doesn't excuse rudeness and a lack of safety. read more

American Costco sure looks fascinating to me all the time. I was here with my family back in December for my birthday trip, and we stayed in Issaquah, WA. Large selections than the ones in my city, and the food court has bigger selections it's overwhelming lol. This Costco also has self-check out like the ones in Abbotsford. Self-checkout seems very innovative and sufficient. This Costco seems to sell almost everything from piano, food, fondue, wine and even Poke. Coffee vending machine was super cool as well. We didn't buy much due to conversion rates. Grilled chicken were better pricing than Canadian Canadian Costco. They also had babyback ribs which looked yummy. I had a great time at food court as well. I can be one of indecisive people at the restaurant and got Acai swirl with Churro. Churro IS always a must buy! Pizza and burgers were the best sellers. Large pizza was big. Some condiment for hot dogs weren't available I guess people take too many of them. I found myself confusing whether to order from the back (in the building) or outside by the entrance. My shopping experience was fun. Hopefully I can revisit this Costco year after if possible. read more

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Another great Costco - great products provided at a reasonable price. Stores are clean and well run. read more

This particular Costco is a special Costco because of its location by Costco's corporate headquarters. One of the special features that I've found at this Costco is that Costco people that decide on the wine selection for all Costco stores will try out new wines in this Issaquah store to get feedback and see how they sell. The other reason to shop Costco is that buying from Costco supports a competitor to Amazon. We certainly do buy plenty from Amazon due to the extreme convenience of buying many items from Costco, but I like the fact that Costco seems to treat all of its employees fairly well. Here's some some specific departments that are great at Costco: Tire Center: Costco is probably one of the highest volume sellers of Michelin, Bridgestone and BF Goodrich tires in the US. The tire crew at the Issaquah Costco in particular does a high volume of tire installs. They've always done a great job for me in doing tire installs. On top of that, Costco has rotating discounts for Michelin/BF Goodrich & Bridgestone on alternate months. Optical Center: The quality of service and prices for glasses at Costco are both great. In fact, you will pay less for glasses at Costco than if you you go through optical "insurance" that requires you to use one of the name brand optical stores such as Lenscrafters or Pearle Vision (both owned by the Italian eyewear company, Luxottica who offers optical "insurance" through EyeMed). The scam with optical "insurance" is that you get a "discount" off of inflated prices for eyewear. The regular prices are Costco are about 1/3 of the prices charged by the name brand optical stores. And it is more convenient to buy from Costco as well since there are no insurance forms to submit. read more

Normally I'm a Costco enthusiast, but the Issaquah Costco is probably the worst I've been to. Not all of my complaints are strictly Costco's fault, but but that doesn't mean I'm going there again any time soon. I was there on a Sunday afternoon in February. The first problem is before we even entered the store: the traffic flow on the roads into the parking lot was a mess. They're not really sufficient to handle the traffic of a busy Costco. Incoming and outgoing traffic get in each other's way, and gasoline and warehouse traffic get in each other's way as well. Next problem is that the flow of people within the store is messy. Usually a store has a dominant direction of flow. (For example, in Kirkland almost all traffic circles the store in a counterclockwise flow.) But this store seems to have no dominant direction, and in places the hordes cross, leading to shopping cart traffic jams. Another problem is the other customers. There seemed to be a lot more rude (or clueless) customers blocking lanes and other bothersome retail nuisance behaviors. And almost no one was wearing a mask, even most employees. Sure, it's been three years of pandemic and masks are a hassle. But it's still killing people. A point in this location's favor is that it seems to have a larger selection. For example, there seemed to be more stuff in the towering non-food section. And when I was looking for rice milk, another location said that Issaquah was the only metro Seattle location that still stocked it, though I didn't check for that on Sunday. Another good point is that it's still Costco. Employees are efficient and even long check-out lines move pretty quickly. The cashier told me that the crowds were even worse than a typical Sunday because people were freaking out about the weather and monthly coupons were about to expire. Compared to retailers in general, this store rates a three-star "A-OK". But compared to other Costco stores, it's more of a two-star "Meh, I've seen better." read more

Awful service, come for return worker was not been friendly at all, gave me a receipt and just went doing his staff(June 21st between 2-5pm, in addition, have not got my return, place uncomfortable, a lot of people do not recommend to visit Issaquah Costco, very disappointed by worker update: got refund after 3 days read more

I love Costcooooooo! Great selection of items! Great, great, great selection of organic and healthy items! Costco is the ONLY place I know I will find healthy and organic items at a good price! I always find other goodies here like bras, socks, even treggings (trouser-leggings) this time! & they actually fit reaaaaLLY well! My husband and I have always loved shopping at Costco and I really liked this locations variety of items. The consistency of the classic layout throughout each store is very helpful is visiting diff stores but always being able to find what you're looking for and have a seamless shopping experience! Everyone is always friendly and helpful. read more

I got the Costco pay Fob for gas station today. First of all I downloaded Costco app and sign in and I got it and I used it right away. It is so easy to tap without credit card and Costco membership card. And My receipt is automatically emailed to me. So cool. I love it. read more

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Fantastic prices, selection and people. They make it right. In an age of busy big box stores Costco has refined their business to near perfection read more

I love this location!! They have so much stuff other Costco's don't have. It's quite a drive from where I live, but it's totally worth it! Very organized & spacious, so even during quarantine there's plenty of room for people to maneuver around even when it's busy! Staff is also super friendly & the lines actually move pretty fast. They also have self check out which is awesome for when you only have a few things. Walk in each aisle if you have time, I always go in for a few things and come out with more then expected... lol If you love candles you must get the 4 wick Bellevue candles!! I'm obsessed!! I light it everyday & it last's me about 3 weeks. Largest candle I've ever owned, totally worth it. read more

Costco used to be my favored store for 20 years. But, I noticed both their goods quality and services go down a lot in the last a couple of years. Recently, I replaced my tires in their tire center and the tire start leaking within the same month. I asked them to do a check , the front desk guy asked me to either leave my car for two days or schedule a time . I'm not sure what is their policy but this doesn't make any sense to me. I'm not requesting a new service here but ask to fix the issue came from your service and product you sold. Should you ask me to wait for one week or two weeks for the fixing without car usage? It is hard to retain customers' honor but easy to lose. History repeat again and again. Customers can feel the change when interact with your employees. I feel it is time for me to say bye bye to this store soon. read more

We get this frozen tacos for those busy evenings dinners. It heats up well in the oven and tastes better than a lot of other frozen food items. Our 9 yr old loves it, i am a food fanatic and i will eat it time and again. A good go-to option n busy weekdays. Not the most healthiest but decent. read more

Costco - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

Came for gas on a Saturday afternoon and it was packed. Line moved fine, but there are lots of people here getting gas. The inside is standard Costco layout. This is one of the few locations where you can pick up a key fob for gas (but the fob doesn't work at every Costco). Would recommend going at off hours if you can to avoid crowds. read more