Always curious to how Costco is in other regions. We were meeting up with friends for a pool party…read moreso we figured pizza from Costco would be great. I know Costco in California is crazy especially on a Saturday afternoon and in Puerto Rico, it is not any different. The lines for the food court was unbelievable, but they had a system. Waiting for three whole pizzas takes awhile no matter where, but it went pretty smooth and even with our special customization, it was error free. Not that I would be going back there again, but rest assured, if I needed to, I'd comeback to the same location for the food court. What I did not have time to do was to browse around to compare similarities and differences. If I comeback, I'll have to make time for it. As for what I did notice are prices at food court are identical.

Nada de profesionales que son. Y la disorganization de los empleados son un reflejo de los…read moregerenciales. Empleados no saben lo que es servició al cliente. De mi parte cuando me toque renovar mi suscripción desde ahora perdieron un cliente. Absolutely very poor customer services I'm completely disappointed with the services provided. I definitely will not renew my membership.

Viernes 2 de febrero de 2024 se me dañó la nevera de la casa. Después de ir a una tienda en Caguas…read morey no encontrar la nevera que buscaba decidí venir al almacén Costco en Cupey que anteriormente era el almacén de Sears. Para mi sorpresa encontré la nevera que buscaba con las especificaciones que necesitaba. Fue mi primera experiencia comprando una nevera aquí y la experiencia fue buena. La misma está disponible en Puerto Rico con garantía extendida con un costo adicional y también la entrega para dentro de 5 días. El valor del artículo comprado satisface mis necesidades.

Unless you like chaos and crowds like it's the last day before Christmas, I'd suggest visiting when…read moreit first opens in the morning. Don't bother any other time. Nothing is that urgent unless it's for the pharmacy. Another Yelper called it a madhouse, and I'd agree. Also, there are so many folks ordering food that if you're Deaf, you'd better tell them your number or you're screwed. Of course, I'm from the mainland, so my take is specific to me. However, regardless of the crowds and chaos, for the majority Puerto Ricans still manage to be polite and friendly, and maybe it's merely an island attitude, one of which i encountered living in Hawaii and the Philippines too. Also, back home, we'd have a maximum of ten customers waiting on food Monday through Friday. It's just not as busy as it is here, and i don't think any of those i have visited can compare to this location- not Lexington, Florence, Toledo, Indianapolis, not even Los Angeles. I got petrol at this Costco when it first opened without any issues. Pretty quick process, and these folks don't mind pumping on the other side of the station, and back home, people refuse to pump on the opposite side. Yet the hoses can extend to the opposite side, making the process quicker; so, at least here in PR, they understand it. They did have several pastries that i wasn't familiar with back on the mainland, as well as several juices; so i decided to purchase them.

This location was a madhouse!! The first crazy thing is the parking. Once you manage to park and…read morewalk in the store is incredibly full of people. It was hard to get around some aisles. It was pretty well stocked except for liquor which is small and inside the store. The lines were ridiculously long at checkout. In spite of this it's worth stopping there when you are a large group vacationing at a house.

Super convenient for me to stop by and has most items I like to purchase at Costco…read more I always get canned tuna for food when I'm in a pinch, almond milk since they last longer in the weather and milk costs as much as your organs (jk). Fruits and veggies are good! It's not as large a selection as Costco but I simply need them for dietary intake. If you're a student like I am and love fruits, I'd suggest buying them in bulk and freezing them for smoothies. You'll get your nutrients and won't have to come back as often to stock up on perishables. Also, I'd recommend buying your animal proteins here and splitting them up when you get home so they're nicely portioned and you can save yourself a trip and study.

I'm giving it five stars because it's the closest one to the IAUPR school. The food is less…read moreexpensive than Costco. The fruits are very delicious. There are certain days where they aren't as fresh as they should be so be careful on what you buy. I usually buy the romaine lettuce and veggies to make my salad. I also love the frozen alaskan salad although it's a bit expensive. I love it.

The Pizza is tasty! The only problem here is that the crust was thin and dry. Enough sauce, and a…read moregreat amount of cheese. A splendid pizza is good for a cheap 2$ at the school bake sale.

It's nice to go to a familiar place and to shop around a club store and still see some of the same…read morebulk foods, household items, clothes, tools, sporting goods, candy, toiletries, and basically all of your everyday essentials. Your Sam's Club membership card is all you need and maybe a few extra bucks for a hot dog and soda.

Muy conveniente el servicio y rápida respuesta cuando avise estaba esperando. Es tremenda opción…read morepara evitar las largas filas dentro de la tienda