I love Costco. Good stuff at reasonable prices, plus pharmacy and optical and gas and bakery. See my other Costco review (from Chandler) for most of my comments. This store doesn't use the hand scanners I mentioned in the other review, but otherwise it's much the same. One thing I will note is that their berry smoothie from the lunch counter isn't as "berry" as it used to be. Not sure if it's just this one, or if it's all Costcos. But it was not as flavorful as it used to be. Only accepts American Express, cash, or checks. read more

This Costco, like the rest in the valley, is always so busy. Finding a parking spot isn't the easiest. But the deals to be had here are vast and large. Buying discount gift cards is always a money saver. Their gas is always cheaper. The cost per ounce or item almost always ends up being cheaper than the grocery store on grocery items. read more

Terrible customer service today. We have a business transferable credit card for Costco and have NEVER had a problem. We are a part of a non profit organization that has multiple campuses. The cashier questioned us then called over the manager - they had to look up our business account. I had to have our manager text me her photo ID and proof we were with our company. People from our corp use these transferable credit cards all the time and we have never had an issue. I think this location treats you like you're a criminal not a customer. The one off of Market street is so much nicer. I will not be returning. read more

A good sized store with a large parking lot. Of course we had to go on a Saturday afternoon, so we had to park a little ways out. They had a small remodel going on the right hand wall when you walk in. They have the usual non food items, electronics, food items, health and beauty aids, snacks, office supplies, vision and hearing centers, meat, produce, dairy, flowers, etc., etc. Check out was fast and efficient too... and they had quite a few checkers out front. read more

I always shop at this location but need to find another one. The cashiers are very short with me and customers around me every time I'm in there, which is about twice a month. I've noticed how unpleasant they all are since COVID hit. They either hate working there or were told not to put up with anybody and that they're allowed to be rude to the customers. They seem to assume everybody is a "Karen" when in actuality a lot of them are the rude ones. They need better customer training. They should be act more professional than the Walmart cashiers but they aren't. read more

We love Costco. Especially this one. Everyone is super nice and helpful. We drive past a couple Costcos just to go here.

Just like all other Costcos, this place gets extremely packed but the cashiers move fast and are friendly. Employees on the floor are helpful and nice, too. Food court has great food. The pizza is affordable and delicious. Gas prices are also lower than the competition. read more

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I kind of have a love/hate relationship with Costco. I do love shopping here but at the same time, I hate it because it's always so darn busy. Every aisle is crowded and the parking lot you're lucky if you don't get run over. The cashiers aren't too friendly and are always trying to rush you out. I did talk to a guy in the auto service center here about a car battery installation and he was a total jerk. I do love their signature Kirkland food products. I just wish that they wouldn't move things around all the time. It makes it hard to find the products. I don't ever bother to go here on the weekends. The best time to go is right when they open at 10am on the weekdays. Otherwise, it's always a zoo. read more

They've come a looooooooonnnngggg way with the vegan options and I am thankful. Lol. Even having plant-based sampling available. Yahhhzzzz. My go to store is the one on Country Club and Baseline. They used to have a plant-based al pastor salad that was BOMB AF, but I think it was a seasonal thing. Either way, more options, more of me. read more

Still giving this a 5 star. Most recently, I bought a step ladder and while at the checkout, Steve noticed that one of the rungs of the ladder was dented. I didn't see this. He took my dented ladder, put a tag on it, and went and got me a good, non-dented ladder. This is employees taking the time to care for their customers. Though I didn't notice it, I'm sure my husband would have noticed and that would have caused me to need to come back and return it. I've never had a problem with any time I've had to return things here, either. It's very efficient and the personnel at this counter are always nice and professional. The guys at the gas pump, particularly Manny & Jim, are top notch. They've been there for years and I always appreciate and enjoy seeing them. Since the gas pumps pump gas so quickly, I rarely get much time to chat with either of these gentlemen. The only suggestion I have is for your cart returns, why don't you make them like WinCo's? Yes, I know your carts are bigger, but WinCo has cart returns that are the most efficient of any store I go to. They have a 2 aisle (not sure what you would call this) return that are opposing. Carts go only 1 direction in one aisle from one end, and then one direction from the opposite end. WinCo has this from main aisle to main aisle so that when Cart Man has to go from Main Parking Aisle 1, he can just easily cross to Main Parking Aisle 2 easily, then to Main Parking Aisle 3. I've seen him do this in a manner of a few minutes go through several Main Parking Aisles. Currently Costco has such a big cart return area that people just basically throw all the carts in willy nilly. Then the person picking up the carts has to sort through and organize the carts, which takes time and is inefficient. He has to address the carts in each parking aisle separately and can't easily go from one parking aisle to the next easily. Customers suck in returning carts often, but if you had something similar to WinCo's, yet accommodating your big carts, it would cut down on time gathering carts as it would automatically be organized. What makes WinCo's cart returns better also is there is a swing door thing that only allows carts to go in one way and in that one cart return aisle. Lowe's and some WalMarts do have the 1 cart return aisle, but that 1 way swing door makes a huge difference in keeping only carts going in one direction facing one direction. Yes, I also understand you guys have carts with 2 different sizes, and you can accommodate this, too, just another cart return aisle for these. Hope that makes sense as Costco is known for their efficiency. Why not make the cart returns efficient, too? Also, place an area where people who don't want their "boxes" that you guys put stuff in that they can discard there. I see people leave these boxes in the carts and that must be a pain in the butt to remove and gather all the carts together. read more

This review is for the Optical Dept only. We've been members of Costco since 1994. And today, we've encountered the rudest Licensed Optician to date. We got a ticket. We waited patiently for 30 minutes to be helped. We noticed that people that came AFTER us were and have been helped before us. So I sent my niece to inquire if they're using the ticket systeme to help customers. The Licensed Optician said were next and dismissed my niece. We're new to glasses or getting glasses. So we asked the License Optician Karen. Our inquiries were greeted with rude and condescending comments, loaded with such a negative attitude... "What? You didn't ask your eye doctor?!" We explained that we were seen by the eye doctor mid 2015. She rolled her eyes, and continued on using unfamiliar terminologies. So we asked. After all, we are paying customers, and we were proper customers. She didn't quite like that we inquired. Deep sighs, sarcasms, and more eye rolling followed suite. We will never use the Optical Department again. I wonder if the reason we were treated like shit is because we were the only brown skin at that time? Very odd indeed. read more

#iloveshopping at #costco #weekly. However, it sucks when you end your #shoppingexperience w a #horriblecashier. nothing is more #annoying than being rung up by people who act like they dislike their jobs along with the #individual assisting her box the items. when paying i wasn't greeted w a smile, letisha a op: 57 at store 481 at 203p 9.28.18 seemed highly annoyed because i forgot an item, when i mentioned this her - she and her partner exchanged annoyed glances, the individual grabbing the items from my cart was annoyed because i had not had a chance to throw away the taster containers yet. i love a good store - but please dont let your #employees #ruintheexperience if they arent happy. letisha a operator 57 should get a job elsewhere if she is truly that bothered. read more

I love Costco. Great prices, decent customer service, great lunch deals! Where else can you have a 1/4 pound hot dog and a drink for $1.60? Of course they have free samples that encourage you to buy an item. They sometimes hook me with those. But you can have lunch every day in that place and never spend a penny. And like Elle said, the items are a much higher quality than Sams Club. If you didn't know, Costco is a warehouse club that sells things in bulk. Then also have jewelry and electronics that are a great deal. I often order items from the web-site when I can get free shipping. Also note that they have great prices on tires (often beating Discount Tire) and gasoline. The pumps are a little hidden on the east side of the building, but they have plenty of them. No diesel though. The only downside to this Costco is the parking. Holy shit! There have been many times when I've wanted to go postal on the morons who are parking their 25 foot long SUV's in tiny assed spaces blocking the entire aisle for 10 minutes while they lube up the sides to squeeze in. All this while they yap on the phone and adjust their tits/nuts. But then, I'm impatient. I usually park on the side lot south of the tire shop. read more

I frequent this Costco, and I am usually pleased with the assortment of goods and service, but today, I did not have a good experience. This pandemic has just about everyone on edge, I get that, but service is what ultimately drives people into stores. Today I grabbed all of the essentials I needed for my family and began to look at what they were offering for holiday decor. I was excited to find a set of 2 light up reindeer on display. They were beautiful! The sign above the display stated that the set of 2 lit deer decor was $29.99. I walked around a bit more and decided to go ahead and splurge, a little something to brighten up the holiday spirit among the horrible year we have had. I was so excited as I knew exactly how I was going to display them! I get to the register and 2 gentlemen assisted me with my purchase. I noticed that the reindeer did not ring up at the correct price, but instead rung up at $149.99. I made mention to the cashier that they were under a sign advertising them for $29.99. The cashier scoffed and said "these are not $29.99." I asked if I could show him where I found them and the guy helping box up my items walked back with me. By the time we got back to the display, someone who seemed like a manager, was already back there pulling down the sign. I stated to him about the price and he said that the sign was incorrect and that the price would be the $149.99. There was no offer or willingness to honor the price displayed on THEIR behalf in ERROR whatsoever. I have never had an issue at this store and was certainly not trying to take advantage of a situation. I feel that they should have honored the price because it was their mistake. Anyone that has worked in retail knows that sometimes you have to eat the cost to please the customer if you or your team has made an error. It is the right thing to do! I was only trying to buy one, not five. I was never rude about it, I didn't cause a stink or fly into a "karen-like" rage. I just walked away feeling unhappy. Kindness goes a long way, especially now in the times we are living in. I did not feel appreciated as a member and the scoffing of the cashier made me feel dumb for going off of the price of a sign they had displayed. I guess it's never too soon to spoil the feel of the upcoming holiday season. read more

Lets hear it for Costco! Costco has great customer service, clean aisles, openness, good deals on: gas, food, home, clothes... and selling my favorite pizza by the slice - Plus, I LOVE the free samples! If you are handing out free food, I'm there! (Maybe that's why Yelp events are so much fun for me!!) I love coming to this location because it's really close to my house and it's not usually too crowded so I get pretty good parking. If any one wants to come with me on a Saturday for some free samples just let me know! :D read more

What happened to your chocolate soft serve yogurt? One of my reasons for picking Costco over Sam's, was the chocolate soft serve. It was a special treat for me and the grandkids while the family shopped. We ordered our usual swirl but when it came out it was this terrible concoction of some kind of raspberry tart fruity mixed in with the vanilla... plus it was over twice the price. Seriously disappointed! Sam's is a lot closer if I'm going to share vanilla you know where I'll be. read more

Aww yea, baby! By far my second favorite Costco (my first favorite one is in Honolulu and only because I can get Macadamia nut Hershey's Kisses!). This has a gas station and...though my digestive tract hates me for it, a kick ass cheese selection. The Costco back in the 408/415 doesn't hold a candle to this Costco in cheese selection. I avoid any costco during their demo hours because frankly, I have zero desire to be shoved aside by hungry little mothers with their monster kids. I detest trying to maneuver around people randomly stopping to chat to the demo person and having their cart blocking off an aisle. Have some consideration, ok? Not all of us are there to eat! The best perk to this Costco? It's less than 10 minutes from my house. WOO HOO! Bummer they don't take other credit cards because I would love to get flight miles, but it's ok...I was persuaded to finally get an Amex and now I get back some rockin' rewards! read more

Who doesn't love Costco?! Each Costco varies with their products.. Great for buying in bulk or large quantities! If you see asterisk next to the price tag that mean they are discontinuing the product. Stock up on that product! read more

Best prices on snacks, gas, protein bars, cereals, gas and cheese. Every Costco is a little different. You might find something at one and not at another but you will always find something you like at a great price no matter which one you go to. The pizza at the food court is actually pretty good too and it's only 10 bucks for a large pie. They have some pretty good frozen yogurt in a large quantity for under 2 bucks and it tastes just like ice cream. You can never go wrong with a Costco membership. I've been one for years and have never regretted it. read more

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I love Costco. Because they're reliable, have quality items (none of this rip-off, second-rate Sam's stuff), have a decent generic brand (Kirkland), and do awesome and affordable photo processing. And have yummy free samples. read more

Costco is the best. While their meats are not always the cheapest, you can always count on Costco for the best price on fruit (frozen and fresh), vegetables, and home supplies. I've gotten great deals here for other various items like vacuums, toiletries, medicine.. you name it. The Costco bakery is a game changer and my go-to for pot lucks. Their cookies are SOOO good. Plus, I go here for cat food and cat litter. The only negative would be how long the checkout lines can get. I'd love it if they had an Express line for people who are buying 5 items or fewer. (Yes, sometimes I run in to buy a single bag of frozen strawberries - it can get frustrating lining up behind people with massive Costco hauls.) Costco parking lots are always a mess, but this one is less of a mess than others. I've always found the employees at the Gilbert location to be much nicer than the Tempe location. Returns are a breeze, but don't be the asshole returning something you clearly got plenty of use from. Pro tip if you need photographs from Costco: download the app and upload photos on your phone, then they'll be ready for you the next time you mosey down to Costco! read more

We bought a 70 inch Samsung TV from Costco on May 2nd and 100 days later we were dealing with the black screen of death. Costco told us they couldn't do anything since we were out of the 90 day period, but told us to contact the Costco Concierge since we had a two year warranty. They were ABSOLUTELY useless! After two calls with little help the guy told us "I was disconnected from Samsung so just call them yourselves". I can't believe that this is the customer service that Costco offers when they're electronics go to crap! So disappointing! read more

I like going in the early afternoon during the week. I avoid the weekends and the weekdays after 4pm like the plague. Crowds drain me. I avoid them when shopping. I like the bulk prices, clean store, friendly staff. However, I'm not the exploratory type, though that is one of the personalities Costco markets. That's why there are no aisle signs. They want you to explore, discover, and search for what you need - in hopes you stay longer and end up buying more of what you see, even though you don't need it. It works, even on me. I admit. All in all I go because I have a consuming family. So buying in bulk saves me money and time because - in theory - we won't run out of things as quickly. read more

Please read the face mask policy on the Costco site .. some children & anyone with a medical condition that can't wear a mask is free to shop Costco!! read more

It's hard to hate on Costco. I mean, what's not to love? They've got quality products, they treat their employees well, you can save a lot in the long run when shopping there, and if you're ever broke one week, just swing by and live off of samples. In my book, Costco (in general) gets five stars. The problem I have is with THIS particular location. Specifically, prices. I don't know what it is about THIS particular Costco, but for some reason their prices are often higher than those at other Costco locations in the valley. The most glaring example to me was for a bottle of Glenlivet 12 scotch. At every other Costco in town it's usually about $26; here, it's something like $32! Yeah, it's only six bucks, but this is freaking COSTCO - saving money is the whole idea. Plus, at that price, the bottle was more expensive there than at most local liquor stores. That's just one example, and I've noticed higher prices at this location than at other local locations on various other items. Frankly, I don't understand why one location would be more expensive than the others, but this one is. Save yourself some money and hit up the Costco on Elliot and Priest, or roll on up to Scottsdale. read more

I don't know what else to say, legit the best place on earth! Annnddddd very nice employees! Prices are amazing and the food!! YUUUMMMM!

Don't write me off as a simplistic food reviewer, but CostCo pizza is really really good. For $2.59 you get two thick slices of pizza (cheese, pepperoni or supreme) and a large fountain drink. *************************************************************** Is it KOSHER to do two reviews of the same place? This time it's all about the hot dog! The other review was on the pizza, so they warrant two totally different reviews, right? For a buck fifty you can get a Hebrew National dog (see, now you get it Kosher, huh, I'm witty) and a soda. And people, it's a big dog. There's not a lot of options. You can ask for kraut at the counter, but standard fixings are yellow mustard, katsup, sweet pickle relish and onion. read more

This is also my favorite Costco, with an easy to get to location. During the construction on Arizona, it's especially useful to access this Costco via the back driveway onto the small side streets within the block. I can reliably get Lean Cuisine in bulk at this Costco for two bucks each. read more

Costco never disappoints. Looking for bulk items? Costco is your place with great prices and quality!

I like that their gas is cheaper than San Tan location. Other than that, pretty typical Costco.

Very poorly!! Can't even find any toilet paper! And...... Never been hire for a jobs for place!! They keeping hire old and seniors people to work there!!! Been filled jobs application for many times! Never happened! Costco are full of discrimination on deaf people!!! That's why I am so bigger angry at those crocky managers keeping saying opening for seasonal of months then I came and trying to get a jobs never seen any hire or happens!! Costco are full of shitty company!! read more

Costco hmmmm. Well, can never leave this place without spending at least $100. Everything is in bulk so either you're a big-time eater or you've got a big-time family. They do have stuff here that you can't find anywhere else and their meat is pretty top-notch. My advice, by the limits on everything that are on sale so that way when it comes back around in 3-4 months you're still saving money and never paying full price read more

What is not to love about Costco? Oh, maybe that the bathrooms are so far away, the lines to pay are usually long (they do move quickly though) or that the snack bar doesn't take debit cards. Well, even with these little problems I still love shopping at Costco. The products are good, the prices are good, the samples are fun and delish and the coupons are a bargain. Love my Costco membership! read more

DO NOT COME TO THIS LOCATION! The employees will judge you if you're tall, short, fat, skinny, brown, black, etc... They will call you names if you are in their line of sight. There was a supervisor who rolled his eyes while having to help me, and continued to be rude and made demeaning remarks during our whole interaction. Seriously save yourself the long lines and terrible customer service, go to Sam's lol. read more

Had the best customer service experience on our visit to buy a dining room table and chairs. Staff load the large boxes onto the cart for us, and took the cart from us when we got outside and rolled it to the pickup area. They waited for us to get the truck and then 4 young men loaded boxes into the truck. Over all, we were in and out in less than 45 minutes. Wish we had known they delivered. Will be shopping at this store more often. Courteous, helpful and polite. read more

I can say I do like Costco but there now treating dogs not very well they've got a new rule can't bring the little dogs in, I just noticed that on their outside sign has nothing to do with service dogs it has to do with little dogs so if they're not letting the little dogs in the store DON T Buy there dog food or any pet items . sometimes little dogs deserve to be part of the party read more

This is hands down one of the hardest reviews I've written to date - the conflict I feel inside is simply indescribable. All dramatics aside, I am actually pretty conflicted. I have been a lifelong Costco goer (first with my family, and now on my own membership). I grew up looking forward to chicken bakes and food samples, and I personally believe that they have some of the best frozen salmon fillets. Costco is basically my religion, and their gas is my Sunday ritual. Now that I am a strong independent woman who lives alone and budgets her own money, I plan my Costco trips carefully. I count my pennies, because it's shockingly easy to go nuts in that warehouse full of goodness. There's nothing bad to say about Costco - though the exact products may differ week to week, you know what chaos you're walking into. Sometimes the value isn't all there, but it usually is. Today, I came to this Gilbert location to get a new Keurig for work. Armed with my work credit cards, I was so excited to finally get a shiny new office coffee maker. Now, we all know that one of the cardinal rules at Costco is....DEBIT CARD DEBIT CARD DEBIT CARD. Well, we have a business membership there, and we use AmEx and MasterCard at my company. I got in line with the Keurig, but couldn't pay with the AmEx - I was unaware that Costco and AmEx broke up last year. Okay my bad. I couldn't immediately locate my MasterCard, so I stepped out of line to call my manager about what card we use for Costco runs. Alright MasterCard it is. At my second go-around, the MasterCard was declined too, and they told me I could only use my MasterCard if it was debit and had a pin, which it did not. We have been coming here for YEARS using MasterCard, and all of a sudden I'm not allowed to use it? I called my manager back and let him know I was unable to purchase the Keurig. He was extremely shocked and confused as well. Maybe I just sound like a disgruntled customer who was unable to get their way...but when I got back to my desk, there was a receipt for a Keurig purchased online at Costco. With a MasterCard - credit. Someone please tell me where the sense in that is?! To add to my saltiness, after shipping and taxes, the coffee maker ended up being almost $70 more than what I would've paid in store. I love Costco, and I guess it would be too wild for me to cancel my personal membership over this, but man I walked out of that warehouse today fuming. Again, I know I might sound like someone upset because they didn't get their way...but that online purchase! read more

I LOVE COSTCO. It is practically my Disneyland. Because stock changes periodically, it's always an adventure strolling down the wide aisles. The customer service and return policy is the best around. The quality of the produce and foods here are fantastic and come out to be much cheaper per unit than at the regular grocery store. Aside from picking up bulk groceries, I've gotten photos here, had an eye exam, ordered contacts. Some must-buys: bacon, cheese, berries, gas, alcohol, salsa, tortilla chips, snacks, coconut oil, pickles, almond butter, spices spices spices. read more

Costco is one of my favorite places on earth. I get all my electronics, computers, cameras etc. How can you go wrong with their return policy and high quality products? The food is great too. We like to get the $10 large pizza or $1.50 hot dog and drink. There are just too many great things about this place. The membership fee is a fraction of what you can save by shopping here. read more

This review is for the Costco tire center at Country Club and Baseline in Gilbert. Bought a set of 4 tires from them. When I got my truck home I noticed they had removed my nice metal valve stem caps and replaced them with plastic caps. Complained to the store and got shoved over to the "tire manager" who did absolutely nothing. Complained again and never heard back. Hey Costco - where's my stolen property? Do you even care? Oh - that's right, you don't. I gave you 2 chances to care and you obviously don't. Discount Tire - I will never stray again. Live and learn. read more