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    Costco Wholesale - Love the Chinese/lunar new year decorations at Costco!!

    Costco Wholesale

    2.7(673 reviews)
    5.6 mi
    •$$

    IMPORTANT: This review is strictly for the Costco Hot Dog…read more Not the tires. Not the 48-pack of toilet paper. Not the rotisserie chicken. Not the television section where every man mysteriously disappears from his family for 25 minutes. I am here to review one of America's greatest economic institutions: The $1.50 Costco hot dog and soda. This magnificent tube of financial stability has been holding the line since 1985. Think about that. Presidents have changed. Wars have happened. Gas prices have gone insane. Houses that once cost $150,000 now require three incomes, an inheritance, and the discovery of buried pirate treasure. Meanwhile, Costco: "Hot dog and drink. $1.50." Inflation showed up at Costco's front door and the hot dog basically said: "Not today." The price has survived the '80s, '90s, Y2K, the dot.com crash, the Great Recession, a pandemic, supply-chain shortages, inflation, shrinkflation, streaming services going from $7 to approximately your mortgage payment, and whatever economic nonsense we're currently participating in. Still. One. Dollar. Fifty. Cents. At this point, the Costco hot dog isn't food. It's a financial instrument. The Federal Reserve should stop announcing interest-rate decisions and just wheel a Costco hot dog to the podium. "As you can see, ladies and gentlemen, she's still $1.50. The economy remains operational." And it's not one of those tiny gourmet hot dogs served on a wooden plank with artisanal mustard for $17. It's a substantial hot dog. The kind of hot dog that looks at your hunger and says, "Your little problem has been handled." Then Costco throws in the drink. FOR THE SAME $1.50. McDonald's will charge you more than that for carbonated water that briefly met a Coca-Cola molecule. Costco said, "Take the cup too." This thing has been a staple for generations. Parents ate it. Their kids ate it. Now those kids are bringing their kids. It's basically the family heirloom of processed meat. One day I expect to take my grandchildren there: "Kids, when I was your age, this cost $1.50." "Wow Grandpa, what does it cost now?" "$1.50." And then we'll all cry. Not because Grandpa is dying. Because somewhere in America, something still makes financial sense. Costco could replace the entire warehouse with an abandoned Sears tomorrow and as long as somebody is standing outside selling that hot dog and soda for $1.50, I'll update this review to six stars. God bless Costco. God bless the hot dog. And may inflation continue to fear it.

    If I could give this place zero stars, I would. At this point, I hope AI replaces half the…read moreemployees here because the customer service is horrible. Even some of the customers here are rude. I'll admit, I'm not the most patient person, but I also understand that things happen. If there was an issue or they were running behind, fine--I can understand that. But at the very least, have the courtesy to text or call me with an update instead of leaving me sitting here wondering what's going on. I made an appointment and was told my car would take less than two hours. I've now been waiting for over three hours, and my car still isn't done. What exactly is the point of making an appointment? The lack of communication and respect for customers' time is what makes this so frustrating. Absolutely terrible experience.

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    Costco Wholesale

    2.6(505 reviews)
    6.1 mi
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    First time inside this Costco in Norwalk, and this time made use of their free service to adjust…read moreeye glasses purchased at any Costco. I was very satisfied with the visit. My glasses had gotten really loose from constant wear, so was hopeful it could be tightened. The optical shop is located outside the registers, so it's important to enter via the Exit opening (similar to if you want to visit their subscription desk to buy a membership). Recently, the optical department got rid of their paper ticketing (where one draws a numbered ticket and wait for their number to be called, just like a deli), and replaced it was an app based one (powered by Waitwhile). You scan a QR code, which takes you to a web page. You can then choose a reason for the visit (I chose Eyeglass adjustments), and give a name. An optional phone number can be given to receive text, which I did. I was notified that I was on the waitlist by text, but was called by name and never told by text that I was up/next. David was the optician that adjusted my glasses, and gave me the standard warning that they would not be liable if the glasses broke during adjustment. He then worked on them on a nearby desk, and worked carefully. It made sense to hang around, and once he was done, just handed them right back, confirming that they fit. He did a great job. One new thing I noticed were these 'Pickup lockers', where orders from costco.com, optical, or pharmacy could be picked up without human interaction. It's similar to Amazon lockers in set-up. Neat that Costco keeps trying new things.

    - Heckin' crowded. - Despite the crowded parking, managed to…read morefind several open spots on the farther sides of the lot. - The sample stations are several and behind. + Food court's outside. Forgot to refill my ice water. - They didn't have the Emergen-C immune+ boxes I wanted (with vitamin D, Zinc, & Beta Via). Don't tell me Costco discontinued it?? Masaka!

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    Chefs' Toys - 2/27/26 Looking for knife holder to secure Hubby's new Victorinox 10 inch chef knife  It's sharp AF

    Chefs' Toys

    4.2(69 reviews)
    10.3 mi
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    2/27/26 Hubby was looking for a knife sheath to protect his new chef knife.... And me lol. It is…read moresharp AF I looked through the rolling pins, needed one for making dumplings but all they had was a plastic-like roller. I'd much prefer a wooden one. Additionally, I wanted to also look into getting a better whisk, but I think I will make the wood what I have. And I knew I was gonna need a digital scale to help me through my sourdough journey now that I was gifted two sourdough starters--one from Italy and one from France (one of my clients was very giving & thoughtful). The price is range from $40-$85., whoa! Amazon has them for about $30. I will have to think about this.. Met Gonzo, yes, that's how he spelled it, a delightful & enlightened staff member who was very helpful with recommending which would be best. We could've had a whole conversation for a half a day! LoL. In the end, I decided to think about it before purchasing one (turns out later, best decision I made all day) My glass measuring cup is in storage & I find it cumbersome so I bought a lighter version (2 cup). Happy with my purchase. Hubby bought his item separately & let me roam the aisles. Highly recommend this store. Gonzo was instrumental in making me feel welcomed & appreciated to be shopping here, hence the 5 star. As I mentioned many times in the past, I greatly value customer service. It's what keeps me as a return customer

    Listen to this…read more.. Chef Toys wants to charge a 30% restocking fee if a product has to be opened and taken out of the box. But if they sell you an item that THEY took out of the box and have had on display, they want you to pay full price while claiming the item is still "new." We placed an order over the weekend for about $4,000 and were told it would be ready to pick up by Monday. I got there around 12, and the order wasn't ready. Not a big deal--we waited. Then we found out that one of the items included in our order was the display fridge. We told them we wanted a brand-new fridge in a box. The employee kept stating that they "just took it out of the box," but in reality, that fridge has been sitting there on display for a long time. We asked for either a boxed fridge or a refund. The employee did not hesitate to state, "I will meet you at the front and give you your refund," without even trying to offer another alternative or find a solution. There were no customer service skills from the employees or Buster, the manager. The situation escalated pretty quickly, and Buster very rudely kept telling me to stop talking instead of trying to handle the situation professionally and understand why we were upset. We have been doing business with Chef Toys for a very long time, but today they lost a customer because of Buster and the way this situation was handled. I do want to acknowledge and thank the Director of Sales. He understood the situation and very calmly tried to find a solution. Unfortunately, by that point, it was already too late. He showed the professionalism and customer service that we should have received from the beginning. He should be hired as the manager instead.

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    Winner Party

    Winner Party

    3.8(39 reviews)
    7.7 mi

    Wow!! What a gem of a store…read more If you need decorations of any sort for your party and/or other festive events, this is definitely a place to visit. Thank you to my good friend Jose J. (new to Yelp) and his wife for introducing my wife, Erika M. (Yelp Elite), to this HUGE party supply store. Surrounded by many warehouses housing many types of businesses, this party supply warehouse is located in a huge industrial area. Looking at the place from the outside, one would never know that it can be a real life- and money-saver for those looking to find anything and everything for their events. You will find rows upon rows of decorations, balloons, streamers, games, toys, and more, neatly displayed in plastic bins. Note: They do not sell candy of any sort You will also notice boxes and pallets of supplies neatly stacked in metal shelves two stories high. There were so many party supplies that this place truly left me in awe. Prices are very competitive (if not better) for most items, and almost free for others, as they were priced at rock-bottom clearance prices. Employees were very helpful, friendly, and hardworking. Parking is available for 20 to 25 vehicles in the private, gated parking lot. This is a place I recommend visiting before you break the bank the next time you need party decorations.

    This place is party supply heaven! Tons of selections to choose from--definitely overwhelming at…read morefirst, but worth it. I got all my baby shower decor and table settings here at a really good price.

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