This place is a hit and miss. Some items are cheaper and some just doesn't make sense. If you run a…read morebusiness or a restaurant than maybe it will work out for you. Otherwise, it really depends on what you buy. Some items require you to buy in multiple of 2 or 3 or even a dozen. Not all items are in bulk or sold in multiples of many. I can find better prices elsewhere for most of the items here. I am guessing that is why the store is never busy.

I sometimes come here to buy plastic disposable gloves among other items for food prep. It's like a…read moremini costco where it's basically a big warehouse and everything is on very large shelves. Unlike Costco, you DON'T have to buy a membership in order to buy stuff here. It's entirely optional. The membership includes perks like member only discounts though. Typical of warehouse stores, a lot of the items are packaged in bulk. For example, you can buy a 6 pack of giant condiment bottles instead of just one pack. Another thing is some discounts are only given if you buy multiples. For example, a bottle of sweet chili sauce goes for $4. But if you buy 4 or more, you get 50 cents off each bottle. All in all, this place is really good for people who buy in bulk. One small negative is that the price tags are hard to find. I came with old relatives who had to look very carefully for the price tags because they were jumbled up with other product price tags for other items that were nearby. Other times, you would have to stoop to the very bottom and peek under a not so see-through plastic lining partly covering the price tags. Also, some prices are more expensive than other grocery stores. I didn't buy a 12 pack of pop here because they were more expensive than other places. Came around 8pm and the checkout line was long. It stretched to the middle of the whole store. The line moved relatively fast and I got to the checkout lane 10-12 minutes later. They have a Walmart style checkout line where one giant line is for 4-5 checkout tills. As far as I know, there are no self checkout lines at this store. Staff here are pretty nice. I forgot an item and they let me run to get it and come back. They chatted about personal stuff with another staff member as they rang my stuff up though. Interestingly, even though Wholesale Club is a sister store of No Frills and Superstore, you CANNOT earn optimum points but you can redeem them here. At least that was what I was told by the cashier at the time. All in all, I would come back once in a while for the restaurant or food prep supplies which aren't really sold in other stores or buy items i need in bulk and get a small discount. 3 out of 5 stars.

This company gets a lot of Costco clearance. Sometimes the prices are the same as a Costco sale…read moreitem. Sometimes they're better. They often have additional savings on the weekends depending on the time of year and what they need to clear out. I've picked up some good deals on clothing, shoes, food and household items. It changes every time you go

I've only shopped here 3 times and they already remember me and greet me with a warm smile. I love…read morethat! The service I receive is always superb. The stock is constantly changing and you will probably walk out of there with a treasure at a great discount. btw I drive almost an hour to get here so that says something. Great store AMAZING staff.

So we are here visiting from California to buy outfits for my sister's wedding. There's 13 of us,…read moremen and women. So while shopping I need to use the restroom...while I'm waiting in line to use the restroom, the owner comes up to me and says I can't use the restroom since its "ladies only." I asked where the the men's room was and he said there wasn't one. Well they sell men's clothing but there's no men's restroom? I told him that we're customers! So after giving me attitude about it he says "you can use it but be careful," like I was going to urinate all over the floor or something. So I'm expecting a marble and gold restroom and all I see is a restroom with peeling vinyl floors and toilet paper on the floors and a Formica sink top. I'm surprised they even had soap. Gross. Absolutely the worst customer service I've experienced in a long time. Especially for a store whose clothing is subpar at best and has horrible workmanship. Steer clear!

Do not waste your time and money. They are very rude to their customers. And of course do not try…read morecalling them because they aren't going to answer any of your questions.

This place is so awesome! So many things to go through, and all of the pricing is great. I…read moredefinitely plan on coming back again in the future. All of the staff were super nice and helpful.

You know how girls can get lost in little boutique shops with cute shoes and blingy jewelry? I…read morethink Coho is that type of treasure chest for guys. Or girls who need a lot of guy things. Get what I mean? They do have attractive prices on all the variety of items that come through their doors. Go there to find things you didn't think you wanted or needed because you never know what's going to be there when. Sometimes you'll walk out empty handed, sometimes with a bundle. Crutches, moisturizer, gloves, lighting fixtures, dog beds, garden items, tools, umbrellas, clothing ... bet you won't complain about the prices on anything.

the front end manager,Debbie, was completely unprofessional and rude, throwing my items across the…read morepacking area and acting super inconvenienced by people coming through her till, as if it weren't her job. if she doesn't like her job then she shouldn't work somewhere that prides themselves on customer service because this was ridiculous and completely unacceptable.

What happened to this food store? I just needed a few items last night and this store always had a…read moregood variety and prices. Now prices are up and quality has gone. A watermelon I purchased was completely rotten. I'll not be fighting the traffic over the bridge and back again. I went to Costco to finish my shopping tonight

Well it was going ok till I got to check out, but I'll start at the beginning- they do not have…read moreenough carts for starters, they have 3 or 4 total and then a few flat bed trolly carts which isn't easy for those with limited mobility, but while that was annoying it wasn't a deal breaker- some of the stuff is a good deal especially if you don't have a Costco membership but it's still pretty comparable to Safeway/winco if you are good with clipping coupons- obviously this place is more for bulk and such but has a lot for the ordinary house hold- found my coffee syrups and a few other things and headed to the register- we did start at the little red triangle that says line starts here but as lines go just kept following the person in front of me- now the cashier stepped away dealing with the customers in front of me (who i was following from the red triangle sign) she comes back looks at me and says the line starts at the red triangle, trying to signal me to move to the back of the line- that wasn't gonna happen, I said yeah I know I just moved forward- got a blank stare and she continued with the customer in front of me- when I got to the reg like 1.5mins later it was very lack luster in service, I did decline a small box but would have though she could have helped loaded my few items into the cart to help move the process and as I walk with a mobility aid which takes one of hands, help out a person who has limited mobility but I'm assuming since she thought I cut the line even tho I didn't she wanted to have a tude about it which sucks cus we were talking about coming back and stocking up on a few things that peaked our interest but I'll go to winco and Costco if this is how your gonna treat your customers-

Sad to see Cash and Carry be replaced. Now I can't find several bakery supplies and ingredients as…read morewell as other items I used to get at Cash and Carry

this place is awesome and I'm so glad I discovered it! it's the retail store portion of a…read morewholesaler, who supplies products to most of the mexican stores and restaurants in the lower mainland. the shop is tucked away in the back of an industrial strip mall, with a few parking spots available. the owner is super friendly and helpful, and extremely knowledgeable about mexican cuisine and culture. if you don't see something that you want on the shelves, just ask him, as he probably has it at the back in the wholesale section.

I wanted to buy some authentic Mexican products to celebrate Independence day this past weekend. I…read morefound Don Chendo online and visited their retail store. They had everything I wanted and more! And the people were so friendly. I will go there again soon.

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. Well, we really came here for the gas…read more Which was less expensive than expected?!?! "Google" said that OR had less expensive gas, but that is not true compared to here. See my OR Costco Gas review. I also think before I leave OR, that I will stock up on paper supplies, just to save on the sales tax from my states NV & CA. Decent local beer selections, see pictures. Excessive taxes on alcohol, see pictures. Anyway, inside my wife bought a few things. I did not even look. Ambiance - Consistent. Departments - Gas, food court, pharmacy, tire center, optical, hear aid and a CAR WASH. The only other Costcos that I have seen a car wash are in Scottsdale AZ, USA and Seattle WA, USA. Service - Self service. Price - $4.89 a gallon, less expensive than expected. And whatever my wife bought. The car wash was $7.99. And the cars did NOT leave dry?!?! Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1991. Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 - IPO. 1993 - Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 - Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2024 - 132 million members.

I love this Costco! There wasn't a line for gas, and there are so many local fresh foods. I bought…read morea big container of fresh large Oregon blueberries for $3.99 and super ripe and juicy Washington nectarines ($9.50). I also loved the selection of Washington wines, including a screw top for only $5.99. I wish I could call this my home Costco since we don't have local goods at ours.