Used to be my regular Costco when I lived in Seattle years ago. Parking is tight and it has the same layout as the Kirkland Costco.The seemed to have a limited number of books and clothes compared to other Costcos. Works in a bind but definitely not one of my favorite Costco's. read more

Aside from some extravagent Costcos that I've been to in California, all Costcos look and feel the same. But, what I do adore is I can get a slice of pizza, churro, salad, two hot dogs and two drinks for around $10. YES! You have to be careful when going crazy in Costco because I started to notice that buying bulk on a few of my favorite items actually cost the same or more than if I were to buy them individually. Hmm... read more

This Costco is always busy. It means an annoying visit. Not my favorite Costco. I prefer Issaquah or Kirkland. Good for: berry granitas gasoline read more

Great parking here. I liked that all the spots were pretty equal to the door. Inside, it's an average coscto. The floor layout felt flipped to me. Dry goods were on the right and general merchandise on the left. There weren't as many samples here as I've seen in other Costcos but the check out lines seemed to move faster. read more

I'm definitely a fan of Costco. My partner and I were given a gift membership last Christmas. At first I wasn't sure how often we would use it given the reputation for all Costco items being gigantic, but we've been going about once a month or so and this is the easiest location for us to get to from northern Seattle. All Costcos look about the same inside, that's kind of the appeal. This store is larger than the one in the Sodo area in Seattle, though. It's located in a large shopping center with plenty of parking. There are only two of us and we live in a one-bedroom apartment, so the "Costco-sized" packages on some things (like toilet paper) aren't really feasible for us. But I've found it useful for over-the-counter medicine and supplements, household products like laundry detergent and shampoo, and some food staples like PB&J fixings: Dave's Killer Bread, peanut butter, and fruit spread. I've been eating vegetarian for the past few months and bags of quinoa, 8-packs of canned beans and lentil soup, and boxes of vegetable broth are better priced than at most grocery stores. We can also definitely devour a 2 pound container of hummus within a week. However, products often rotate and you won't necessarily find them every time you go. The lines in the returns/membership services area were slow when we redeemed the gift membership, but it was the week after Christmas so it was probably slower than normal. Since then, I haven't experienced particularly slow lines at checkout or the exit doors. Overall, I enjoy going to this location, though the restroom was a little bit gross last time. Probably about 3.5 stars for this location rounding up to 4. read more

Ultra-stacked, quantity price beatdown bargains with its easy access membership. A place where the seemingly redundant and laborious task of necessity grabbing is put on the wheel of astonishment. Due to the bulk-purchase system, marginal return of investments are easily calculated, assessed, and executed. While all said and done, its most prized posession is it's exclusive Kirkland Signature Pizza. Unmeasurable slices, unmeasurable taste, at extraordinary below market price. Yes, the membership alone justifies these sweet pies. read more

1 star for tire service center (Shoreline, WA). I paid for an executive membership, which costs $120, and for this amount of money I would expect more from the tire service center. I scheduled for an appointment to get a set of tires installed, and it took 2.5+ hours. During the two and a half hours wait I was standing outside in the cold waiting, the employees worked very slowly and spent a lot of time chit-chatting with one another. It probably would have taken me less than 40 mins (w/o any experience) to install a set of tires for myself. I guess their aim is not customer priority. I am not sure if it is worth it to save a few bucks to receive this type of treatment from this location's tires service center. Although, I'd like to thank Michael (manager?) for pushing the employees to speed up their work on my car towards the end of my wait there. Probably would have been a longer wait if he hadn't done that. read more

I enjoy going to Costco and this is my location since I moved to Seattle. I upgraded to executive membership. (Executive Membership is our highest level of membership. Executive Members enjoy an annual 2% Reward on most Costco purchases). I really don't see a reason why you don't want to upgrade because you get a $55 dollars check at the end of your membership. So you are just paying some money up front to get more discount... but you will get your upgrade fee at the end. I also received a whole roast chicken/ a pack of water/ 48 ct AA batteries for joining.... SCORED!!! The gas station for this Costco is usually not too busy... never had to wait for more than 5 minutes. The only bad part for this location is the parking... it's usually pretty packed during the weekend. read more

Just so you know... I love Costco! My family of five goes there weekly to stock up on the weekly staples, milk, bread and eggs. You definately cannot beat the price of milk week in and week out. For 2 gallons it generally ranges from $3 -$4. It pays to look around so we usually ake an evening of it. The kids love the inexpensive hot dogs and pizza. The samples also are nice, it gets my kids trying things we normally wouldnt feed them which is great! As always because its costco beware of the lines because they are always busy, so be patient. Most of the customer service staff is really nice! PS they only except American express! And if you want a hot dog, you gotta have cash! read more

I love that Costco has necessities in bulk and carries plenty of natural and organic products. Whole Foods and PCC can get pretty expensive, so when I see a four pound bag of organic quinoa for about $9, and a six pack of one liter coconut water for $15 on sale I'm on it. The quality of customer service during checkout and the food court can improve in Shoreline. read more

I have walked into 3 different Costco food courts unimpeded without having a membership. This is the only Costco that has stopped me.

Zero would be the amount of stars I would leave if I could. I have been a retail manager for 20 years, and false advertising is not something that respectable businesses do. Whole shelf was stocked with wrong product. Sara 'supervisor' sent me to take pic of shelf, then left me standing at checkout for 20 minutes while removing product from shelf before refusing to self the product for price and description that matched product. False advertising at its worst. read more

I love Costco. Where else can you spend money like it's candy and leave feeling great about the 300 rolls of toilet paper and ginormous box of yummy frozen yum-yums that you just purchased? Where else can you go to people watch and know that at least one freak-show will pop-up before your very eyes. That freak-show usually contains 6 kids and 3 carts! I say go get a membership now! Just don't make the mistake I did yesterday. Don't ever go on a Sunday around 1 in the afternoon when you are hung-over and just ate your weight in greasy breakfast foods. Don't go then. But you really should go at any other time! read more

I generally stay away from big box store reviews only because there are many locations... some local, some even international. Costco is one of those stores where I feel no matter what location you go to, you will still get consistently good service, product selection, decent prices, and return policy. The Shoreline location gets crowded, yeah. Lines can be long at the register, yeah. But I attribute this to nutty members and not Costco itself. Everything is bigger and better at Costco. Shopping for items online is effortless. Pharmacy staff are helpful and patient, gas is usually a steal. Parking lot crazyness and the lines have little effect on me when it comes to Costco. My bank account balance is really whats affected the most! read more

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE TIRE CENTER ONLY. As a Costco member of over 10 years I finally decided to try Costco's tire service. First I was happy because the prices that Costco offers are competitive if not better than others. However I would have rather spent the extra $100 else where for better service. After buying my tires online I was prompted to schedule an appointment time for the following week through the online portal. After a week of constant emails and texts reminding me of the appointment, I went in, in my very little free time, to get my tires put on. However the apathetic counter employee informed me that they do not "really use that thing" and that I should have called or waited for a call from them to set up an appointment. So confused as to why they would confirm my appointment 1,000 times and not have my tires, I went home. 11 days after my order, I received an email saying that my tires had arrived. I waited and waited for a day and a half and no phone call. Finally i called, "oh yeah I was just about to call you." I arrive back 3 days later, a total of 2 weeks after my order finally get my tires on. It took 20 mins to even get to the counter as the poor sap in front of me was being up-sold on anything and everything. Counter guy says it will be an hour and half. As Im walking out I see my car get pulled in, "great" I think, surely it will take less than 25 minutes a tire. Wrong. Not only that, I only found out my car was done after I wandered out of the main store and saw my car parked. I walk in and the counter clerk claims credit for calling me. Never got a call. I walk out to my car and there are finger grease marks on every wheel of my just previously washed car, not to mention that every stem cap is now green instead of black which may not be a big deal for some people, but to car guys and girls, it's very obnoxious. Safe to say I won't be back here again for tires. Go to discount tire or tire rack, sure it may cost a little more but the job will be done correctly, and well. read more

You already know what Costco is and what they offer. I wouldn't change a thing about the place, except put one closer to my house so I could go more often. I hate west coast pizza. Nothing around here compares to pizza from New York or Boston. But you know what? Costco pizza is pretty awesome. I grab a slice almost every time I go. read more

It is a Costco. It's just like our Costco, but mirrored. It has some covered parking, but if you're lucky you will find a spot in the shade of a tree. This is a great place to buy essentials when you arrive in Maui. It is very close to rental car exits, just look for the gas station marked, "costco." If you have trouble with that, call a limo to your hotel and enjoy dealing with restaurants the rest of your stay. read more

Huge place with lots of items from grocery, outdoor furniture to pets food and vitamin supplies.Their blankets and lounge clothes are really cheap and good quality. I brought a packet of steam dumplings for $10 and it taste the same with Dingtaifung. This fall, they have Chinese moon cakes and it is cheaper than Ranch 99. We love Costco tire and gas station as well! read more

I'm writing a review not about Costco which I love to shop, but, to the Tire Department on how I was treated as a member by their trusted Supervisor (Hispanic) a few months ago. I bought two of my tires in Issaquah, Corporate store where I was told whatever issue I will have, they will take care of the four tires including the existing ones, I trusted their words. I went to Shoreline branch to have a tire Rotation and also asked to fix the rear right tire that seems to loose air. After a few minutes the Supervisor who decided to supposed take care of me came back and said that there were two puncture side by side and unable to fix the issue and instead recommended for me to buy two new tires, when I said, I don't have that kind of money, he then suggested one tire. I can sense with his demeanor that he just wanted business for his department and care less about member service as what Costco stands for. Thus, I told him to put back my tire for there are other tire companies I can go to. He then wrote some kind of novel and asked me to sign a waiver. I finally got my tire fix at Le Schwab which my husband love, at no cost with swift service, no hustle, and not trying to RIP off the customer. I could not believe Costco would hire this Tire Supervisor in Shoreline on whose kind of disservice to the member, sizing the member who he thinks he can deceive that can only be experienced in scrupulous repair shop. read more

Okay.. first review ever.. I go to Costco about once a month, other than filling up with fuel whenever needed. This Costco is just as nice as the one in Woodinville. Very clean, lots of parking, lots of samples for you to try. Love the prices for bulk items and fuel, if you calculate the membership cost it pays for itself in fuel purchases alone. -Only reason I gave four stars instead of five, is because they DON'T take major credit cards (besides American Express). Its 2011 Costco.. get with the program. read more

This Costco is amazing! I have only interacted with one unfriendly customer service representative! I got my bifocal glasses with a 70$ new lenses with transitions for 160$! We also have bought tupperware, honest products, puma athletic socks, LOTS of fresh and frozen produce and we get all of our t.p. there! Tip: if you are under 19 you get prices on optical which is how I got my glasses so inexpensive! read more

My favorite store for everything. Very convenient location. The parking lot could be crowded around holidays. Still love it!

To be honest, most of their prices are competitive. However, for groceries, you can usually find much better deals at WinCo or even Safeway. Just make sure you always know the competition's prices before you buy. And don't always assume costco is the ceapest way to go. Best thing about this place is wireless service. Whether you're on verizon, tmobile, or sprint this place has the cheapest deals on phones. ANDDDDD ALL PHONES COME WITH ALL ACCESSORIES FREE. I'm going there today to buy a droid for 100$ and get a new contract. Cheapest deal around!!!! read more

I ordered a garage door through Costco, getting what i thought was a great deal. Turns out that is completely false and Costco doesn't care. they farm out to another company who is ordering from a manufacturer. In this chain, there is zero accountability. After waiting 5 months for my door (and it still hasn't arrived) the only thing Costco has done in the name of customer service is send an email to their vendor. I had already reached out to the vendor (DoorPro) with zero results. There was no desire to do customer recovery, they seemed bored by my frustration and request for assistance. I will nevery buy something from Costco that goes through another vendor. You should avoid and go with someone who may cost slightly more, but will actually take care of you. read more

Made an appt to repair or get all new 4 tires. It took a few days to get the appt but figured it was worth it as Costco prices are reasonable for tires. Got there, they told me they couldn't repair and didn't have any tires in stock. 1) they should verify they have tires in stock for those that make appts days in advance and 2) they should always have tires in stock for a Toyota Sienna, a very common car. Now firestone tires will get my $800. Don't mess with Costco for tires... read more

This is for whitney, a manager in the tire center. You are amazing and they should give you a raise immediately. I came in on a packed Saturday and the acting manager apologized and said to come back tomorrow, life got in the way and i didn't make it in until 2pm the next day (an equally packed sunday). Whitney went out of her way to get my tires changed, applied as many discounts as she could (because it was an all wheel drive vehicle and 1 tire turned into 4. $$$), and all with a smile on her face. They work very hard down there and I appreciate the customer service. I had gone to les schwab ($$$$), Discount tire (didn't have the tires i needed), and the downtown Costco (totally disgruntled incompetent neanderthals). Thank you witney and crew, I hope you guys are appreciated! read more

My experience with Costco in general has been great between various locations. What brings this down to 2 stars is my experience with the Photo Department at Shoreline where poor customer service and mediocrity live. The manager is short with customers and has poor communication but there is one woman, in particular who has worked there for several years and she continues to argue with clients over photo quality and blames inconsistencies with photo quality on the printer, not the employee. I have waited over 25 min for photos to be reprinted by this one woman who insists that it takes 25 min to reprint, only to watch her walk around, chat with co-workers and wait until the 25 min mark to send my file through the printer, which usually takes approximately 30 seconds and many times, the photos are far worse than what was originally printed. I am continually disappointed with the results and I feel disrespected every time I have an issue with photos as the staff argues with me, rather than assisting me. read more

If I could give ZERO stars, I would! I've been a long time Costco customer, and called them today explaining I had a flat tire and would like to get my car towed there to fix. Believe it or not, they REFUSED to allow me to tow my car there! They actually declined to service my flat tire, sight unseen. The service rep said his supervisor wouldn't allow it. SERIOUSLY? I questioned why, and he replied his supervisor said "There might be complications, and they might not be able to repair it.". Well then I would just BUY a new one, wouldn't I? What kind of tire store is afraid of fixing a flat tire or selling a new tire? The final straw? They recommended I could go to Sears Tire store!! Really? Why the hell would I ever want to go to Costco Tire again? I try to bring them business and they tell me to go elsewhere. Strangest. "Service". Ever. read more

I am very very disappointed at Shoreline Costco customer service today. Two weeks ago I bring back 12 Duracell battery model 2032 and get a refund in full but I told a customer service the battery I bought have a two dollar coupon so what happen if I bought today the prime may be different than what should I do the customer service tell me jet bring this receipt return they will give you the same price so today I bought the battery and show them the receipt Costco would not honor the price because they have Jack up The price and they told me because I come back to buy the product two weeks later instead of the same day that I return the product That is the reason that they would not honor the price Different only $2 dollars. After hrs talking to the manager they agreed honor $2 dollars difference because they cannot find any good reason to refuse. shame to shoreline Costco customer service. read more

I absolutely love Costco and any Costco for that matter. The shopping is good and great everyday prices. They have tons of samples of food, almost every aisle is sprinkled with two tables for you tackle and try. I come out all the time with at least one new item tasted and it's always yummy. Some how it seems that weekends during lunch hours, they have more samples out. Lunch on the go? I love their rotisserie chicken ($4.99). It's so flavorful and cheap I can have it all week long. There's literally so many ideas you can do with this seasoned chicken. You can eat it with rice, shred the chicken and top it on salad, club sandwiches, chicken wraps, take the bones and make chicken soup, etc.. you get the idea. Another love is their food. Does anyone remember when they were only a hot dog stand with stand up tables? I do! I can't believe how much they've grown (tear). Polish hot dog and a drink for $1.50! Who can beat that pricing?! A large pizza for $10. Frozen yogurt for $2.50. YUM. Costco definitely backs up their guarantee for customer satisfaction. Everything... I mean EVERYTHING that is not to your liking you can bring it back within one year for refund. Though... I would question you if you had moldy bread to return. Bonus: If you're a Costco member and visiting Vancouver BC. I would recommend you check out their Costco for bulk Asian goods. They have a huge Chinese community and have catered the products to them. Enjoy! read more

Purchased a tire for our truck. Left the vehicle there. Went to pick up our truck and there were 2 new 4" scratches on the side of our truck. Talked to the little manager guy who before even seeing our truck said "we didn't do it" and "that's what your insurance is for". It was very clear that the huge set of keys hanging off of his belt were the cause of the scratch on the truck. We waited a week for corporate to call us and were shrugged off and told if the tire dept. didn't do an accident report then they would not pay for our vehicle. Really?? The tiny jerk of a tire center manager was rude and so was the east coast ass that called from corporate. I guess Discount tire or Les Schwab gets our business from now on. read more

I love Costco. They have great products, both in variety and quality, and Costco is a very respectable company. But this location... this location is something else entirely. The employees at the Shoreline Costco are the among the rudest and most judgmental people in retail that I have ever dealt with. Mind you, I am 21 and look like I could be 18, so I am not your 'typical' Costco Member. Presumably, this the reason the employees here tend to profile me. Roughly a third of the time that I even enter, I am stopped and asked to show the photo on the back of my card; something that I have never seen the person at the front do to anyone else, except my friend, who actually is 18. I was even stopped after I was inside the store with a half full cart by one of the older ladies that works there to show her that I was actually a member. One time, the same older lady had a conniption fit when I was going in the 'exit' side, just headed to the (incredibly sub-par) food court. She was apparently under the assumption that I was just a random kid trying to get a cheap slice of pizza. And maybe it is just me, but at every other Costco I have been to, it doesn't matter if you are a member or not to order food at the food court. Anyways, I gladly proved to her that I was indeed a member. I once saw one of the ladies handing out samples grab a kid that was running after his sister by the collar of his shirt and yell at him for running. Asking a kid to be respectful of his surroundings is one thing, but manhandling him is entirely different. She definitely got some dirty stares, and by the time I walked past that station again, someone else was running it. The checkers at this Costco are also uncommonly rude. They all are wearing looks of disgust on their faces during the entire time I have gone through any of their lines. Also eye-contact seems to be a foreign concept to them. Any attempt at witty banter I make has been met with a sneer and one guy yelling 'Next in line!' as he was handing my card back to me. At least pretend to care about customer service and not like you hate your decently-paid job. Costco employees at other stores are generally friendly people. Among my other quarrels with this Costco are their inability to keep up with demand for certain products in the food court, their tendency to jip you on Parmesan and red peppers with your pizza (even after you ask,) and inability to fully fill your mocha freezes/berry smoothies. Not to mention the gladiator arena that is the parking lot. I cant count the number of times I've almost been hit just walking/driving through. Over all, the majority of my experiences at this Costco have been unpleasant, mostly due to the piss-poor attitude of the people they employ. I understand the need to make sure non-members are entering a place like Costco, but their militant approach when it comes to profiling youth has really made me question continuing my membership. I am a respectful and responsible customer and if I'm going to pay my $55 a year, I don't want to be treated like I am less than other Costco Members. I love Costco, but my loyalty has been shaken solely on the performance of the Shoreline location. So until I decide if I will renew next year or not, I will make the long drive to the Kirkland Costco, just so I can have an enjoyable shopping experience. read more

I think the best thing about Costco is reading these comments about it. I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Look, if you want something and Costco has it, you buy it there or you are a dolt. Because Costco always has the best price and return policy. Are you really going to pay attention to these one star reviews from people who have no friends and one review? People who smell pee and poop and base their entire opinion of Costco on that but is more likely sabotage from a Sam's Club member? Spills are cleaned up instantly there. If you do not like Costco then please do the rest of us a favor and GO ELSEWHERE! We need the parking and shorter checkout lines, OK? And leave your dog in the car! Don't buy tires here? Discount Tires across the street used to have a sign that says "We Beat Costco" until Costco put up a sign at the exit of their store detailing the entire cost of the same tires at Costco and Discount Tire and guess what? Costco was over $100 cheaper, *without* the regular coupon rebate! Discount Tire decided to take down their stupid lie. If you do not want a disease, you have to get a shot in your arm with a needle. You want the best price, the best return policy from a place where you do not have to watch your back, only marks up a set profit and pays their employees a living wage with benefits? Then you have to put up with a borderline riot in the parking lot and long lines and crowded aisles. The biggest jerks at Costco are unfortunately some of its members. The employees are great, just overwhelmed at times. How long has it taken me to form an opinion? I have been a member since 1986 at the first store in Kirkland where I lived nearby. The first time I went there, like any first time virgin, I bought so much I almost could not get it all in my car. Costco takes care of me and I reward them by giving them all the business I can. And don't forget the services they offer. I never fail to take advantage of their rental car discounts when I travel because it usually beats almost any other discount I can find. Their auto purchase program is great for people who don't want or know how to haggle a car price. It is worth buying a membership just for the purpose of buying a car even if you never used it again. You want to save a lot of money for the other things in life, don't waste it buying things you can get at Costco somewhere else and don't listen to these stupid, petty, whiney losers dissing our beloved Costco! read more

Quick review to note that I was highly offended a few years back when my daughter, 13, was forced to stay outside in the cold weather because the person checking membership cards upon entry wouldn't let her in to find me. She needed to come in a few minutes after me, and was not allowed permission to enter the store - - no kidding. I was initially worried, since she had not come in to meet me, and then I was appalled that Costco would risk my minor daughter's potential safety and comfort because of a membership card. (She did not have a cell phone at that time, so she could not contact me.) It's not enough that one cannot make the actual purchase without a card? Costco needs to change this policy ASAP. read more

Costco has one of the best return policies in the world. You buy something and it breaks six months later? Take it back. "But I don't have a receipt." You say. That's OK... They will still take it back. I had a friend take back some rose plants that died in her garden four months after she bought them. Costco took the plants back... Hows that for costumer service? read more

The thing about being an adult is Costco comes in handy. They have great products, a great return policy, and a lot of the time, great deals on said products. This location is rough though. In comparison to other locations, parking is horrible. There have been times where it's literally taken me half an hour to get out of the parking lot, as there's no exit close to the costco itself, it's on the other side of the plaza or behind the building, where there are other retailers. There's just no easy way out. Finding parking is a whole other issue. Being a practical person, I understand that this is costco and parking is typically an issue always. But I swear, in comparison to other Costco locations, this is by far the worst. I believe the issue is coupled with the difficulty to get out, which makes it difficult to get in with people blocking lanes. And finally the most annoying experience of all. This location takes HUGE issue of you don't present your own costco card at checkout when you pay. I know that sounds dumb, but let me be specific. My husband and I share the membership, and we trade off who pays for the trip each week. Once, Before he was on my card, I presented my card and he was about to pay and they wouldn't let him. This had never been an issue before, so I said, "No problem, I've never had an issue before, so if you let him pay now, we will walk over to membership and get him added right now." Reasonable right? No, they called over management, and between the cashier, bagger, and management, they basically told me I was stealing from them by having my husband use my card and not making him have one himself. It was humiliating. I wasn't making a scene, and I asked for what I thought was a reasonable compromise, and here I am, being belittled in front of a large crowd. But hey, Costco is convenient, and convenience has outweighed one terrible experience, so I add the hubs to the card, and file the experience as a one off. Until recently. I'm pretty sure it was the same cashier, but we were in the checkout line and while he was loading things up, I took my card out and placed it on top of our groceries, as I always do, to help speed up the transaction. I mean that's a thing right? To help them, you always have your card ready? Well of course this is a week where hubs is paying and I'm presenting a card with my photo on it. I hadn't even thought about it but the cashier was instantly like, "Sir this ain't your card, are you a member?" To which I (being the more civil of us two$ responded, "Yes, we actually share the same membership, I just pulled out my card because he was unloading our cart." She doesn't respond and keeps checking out our things, and just as he finished paying, she says, "If you want us to help you in the future, you better present your card." I mean...what. Was it really necessary to be that snarky? We go to this location also every week and most cashiers know us, and know we both share the same membership. I get it's not quite your policy, but there is no reason to treat us like we are trying to cheat you. I'm looking forward to the new Lynnwood location to open up and hopefully be a better experience than this location has been to us. read more

It's Costco. Never thought I'd review it. This is for the pharmacy. I expected a line & a wait, but the total lack of organization and communication deserves to be acknowledged. I was sent back and forth and had to wait in 2 lines 5separate times with a final wait in a chair. I was just trying to get a flu shot. It took over an hour from start to finish. Not worth saving 15 bucks to be honest. Very frustrating. read more

A visit to Costco isn't a visit without a $1.50 plus sales tax regular hot dog or polish with sauerkraut and drink of your choice after filling up with inexpensive Top Tier gas after seeing a client with QuickBooks issues in North Seattle. You can also go in the late afternoon and graze on the food samples, a good way to see what is new. When I needed tires, I got in and out in less than two hours. read more

I love you Costco chicken. I wish I could marry you. $4.99 for a whole rotisserie chicken? I'm addicted to you like you're my crack. Thank you for being you. Don't ever change. read more

I love Cosco so much. Probably too much, but that is the theme of Costco. Even though I have a small household, I managed to find plenty of items that work for us. A bunch of bananas for $1.39 is a great deal, we always fill up with the cheapest gas around when we are there! read more