I've never been to a Costco out of the country before, so I was excited to see one in Niagara…read moreFalls. They carry pretty much the same things that we have here in Hawaii. I even saw Hawaiian Host Strawberries and Creme White Chocolate covered mac nuts. I love seafood. They had cooked lobsters in packages of two for around $35 and huge packages of large head on shrimp for around $20. What a deal. If I was there longer I definitely would have bought those to eat. Sadly, we were leaving that day. Try out the food court is a must for me. They had all the standard: pizza, hot dogs and soft serve ice cream. They did have polish dogs. I wish they would bring that back at home. They also sell chicken strips and fries. I had to try out a Canadian specialty which is the poutine $6.99. It's french fries smothered in brown gravy and cheese curds. It was my first time trying it and I did not like it. The gravy was so salty and made the fries soggy. The cheese curds made the dish so rich. I couldn't even finish half of it. I dumped the rest. Oh well, at least I got to try it. *prices in CAD

Visited to see what kind of snacks I can bring back. In terms of Costco, the similarities and…read morefamiliarities of each store bring about comfort in the whole shopping. That said, the differences based on geographical locations keep things interesting. Although there were plenty of folks walking about, traffic was pretty tamed and so were the lines queuing up to checkout. Speaking with one of the bakery staff members, their recent seasonal item was the Peach Mango Coconut Loaf Cake, which sounded amazing, so I got two. Even the cashier lady was eyeing them and wondered if they were any good. I also purchased a package of Mrs. Dunster's Crescent Shaped Sugar Donuts. After taking these items back home, my family and coworkers had a chance to try the loaf cakes. In my opinion, these loaves were a tad sweeter than I'd like, but the others enjoyed it. The donuts on the other hand were delicate and balanced in its sweetness, so I kinda wished I bought more.

They just opened the business centre at this location on Thursday. They carry out the items that…read moreregular Costco's have and also a great assortment of new items in more bulk and suitable for businesses. The aisles were well-organized and shelves were well-stocked. The staff were friendly and following all the COVID safety protocols.

My husband is obsessed with Costco. We're from Nevada, so we visit them whenever we're on vacation…read moreto stock up on any goods for the week. When I saw the reviews, I warned him that people were not fond of the customer service at this location. I was hungry when we arrived so we went straight to the food court and then strolled the store looking for a couple items. We had plenty of questions from the food court to looking for things around the store and how our American money would convert with this being our first time to Canada. Every single employee was not only delightful, but we even chatted with a couple of employees folding clothes and they even gave us some tips about local places to visit. Aside from the food court purchases, we ended up not even buying anything else. However, we found it worth the time to let people know they do have some great employees in there.

If you are ever in Canada, make sure Costco Food Court is on your list of places to visit!! It…read morewas on my "must do" list and I walked out satisfied and disappointed that they don't offer these in the states. We got the following items: - Beef Hotdog - Polish Dog - wings (10 pcs) - poutine The wings were awesome, wish they had these in the states. It was crispy and perfectly seasoned, don't need the buffalo or bbq sauce. Poutine - it hit the spot perfectly, they put a lot of cheese curds. Definitely this is a must to get. If you are not a fan of cheese curds, ask them for less. Can't go wrong with the hotdogs - $1.50 CAN, which means it's cheaper than the states. Self order, they take Costco Citi Visa card. Food comes out quickly, the only draw back, there's limited seating.

Like any other Costco Warehouse, it has ample parking spots available in front the warehouse and…read moreit's a one-stop-shop for all your groceries, home accessories, and gardening. Great variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, dairy products, deli, etc. You just need to choose the time of your visit wisely as it's busier during afternoons/evenings and you need to stay in lineup for checkout or you'd have trouble finding parking spot.

A nice Walmart with lots of selection. I took my mother there to look at jewelry and there was…read moreactually a huge selection for her to choose from. The whole store was very clean and organized well. The self checkouts were easy to use. There's a Tim Hortons at the front of the store.

This place is fine, they recently renovated, like the toy section does not look like my childhood…read moreanymore, but they have a great selection of toys and foods and makeup and movies, there is a mcdonald's but you can only dine in it for 45 minutes.

Great quality selection. I love their fresh turmeric roots. Lots of fantastic items and products…read morefor sale, slightly more expensive than getting online but if you need a place to get a product fast - they will likely have it. Enjoyed a presentation by dietician Julie Daniluk there a couple of years ago. Great spot for hosting live health related workshops or presentations

I have been getting my weekly groceries from the Locke street location for quite some time now and…read morehave experienced some really friendly staff! Today, a new clerk was checking me out at the cash. The customer before me was rude to the clerk but he acted neutrally. When it was my turn, I asked which cash we would be using and where I should put my basket because it's really awkward and painful to have to keep bending down to get items. He responded in a condescending manner that most people only buy 1-2 items and basically nobody uses the carts. I responded by suggesting they put a small bench at the front right under the cash on the customer side so we could put our baskets down while we unload groceries. He basically scoffed at me. So sad! Not sure if I will give anymore business to them!! Don't want to be belittled during my grocery trips.

Yay! We found a place to get cheap gas. We were in Niagara Falls on our way back to Toronto and it…read morewas going to be a two hour drive. They had quite a few lanes and there weren't that many people. We waited about 3 minutes to get to a pump. I'm not sure how they calculate the price. It was $109.9 a liter for unleaded and $139.9 a liter for premium. We ended up paying $34.18 for 31.1 liters of gas. I'm not even sure how much gas costs in Canada. All I know is that Costco always has the best prices when it comes to gas. *prices in CAD

Price, convenient. Pity they don't have car washes on their sites. Have also used their facilities…read morefor oil changes which were very competitive. Not sure if it's still a service they use. Alberta no oil changes provided for example.

It has a very convenient location: South East side of Appleby Line and Upper Middle Rd…read more The pumps are relatively new and have touch screens, so entering your information is much more convenient. I filled up my car tank yesterday. It has a reasonable and competitive price among other gas stations in the area. The touchless car wash at the back is a bonus and easy to use. There's a Tim Hortons in the plaza, which is a bonus; you can get fuel both for the car and yourself! Lol

Giant Tiger = Giant Deals…read more Just saying. I used to live 5 minutes walking distance from here and let me say, Giant Tiger (GT) is a staple among nearby residents. They have so many good deals here. For example, a box of powdered sugar doughnuts is only $1!! And oh man, are those powdered doughnuts good. My mouth is literally salivating as I write this. GT always has some good deals going on. Every week they have new specials and often times you can get really good $1 deals. Once they were selling frozen pizzas for $2. I bought four (plus a box of powdered sugar doughnuts). There are of course some items that are a little expensive, but most things are a good deal. GT sells clothes, food, drinks, and home supplies. Basically everything you need for your household you can find at GT. The quality of their products is good too. I would say higher quality than Walmart but lower quality than Costco. Overall, great place. You know you won't be getting ripped off here, and the staff is quite friendly too. The store went through some renovations recently. Basically they changed sides for the exit and entrance doors, and made it so that you have to walk all the way around the store to get to the cash register after walking in. Looks nice though. If I still lived close enough, I would definitely stop by here. Bonus: the beer store is right next to this place in the same plaza!! Whoooo!

My boyfriend and his friends were always talking about "GT" and I didn't know they meant Giant…read moreTiger. It was actually better than I thought it would be. Not exactly a grocery store, not exactly a clothing store... just kind of everything. There are some things that are overpriced here but there are some good deals too. I found touch screen gloves for a few dollars, some cute stuffy toys (impulse buy), and I've seen some really cute dresses that my friends wear and tell me they got from here (shocking!). The clothing prices are cheap, like $15 for a dress. I don't know how their shoes hold up but they look cute. I like getting pop, butter, and canned food here. There's also lots of parking and it's beside a beer store.