Parking gets kind of wild at costcos but man the folks who frequent here..... haha need some…read morere-driver training. Anyhow, Costco who doesn't love one? We surely do and will literally go to different costcos for steps and fun! I think as a company their standards are consistent. Organizing, offerings, and availability for the most part are similar. We went to find the Korean Gojuchang chips and scored them at this location! Win win!

Always happy to come here, the variety is always good and the quality of the meat and seafood…read morealways seem topnotch. I can also see the staff trying their best to manage and optimize the crazy checkout lines, not a issue solution to resolve. I would say that this is a good / classic representation of a costco. I haven't tried the sashimi because it seems kinda expensive, but good! I did try their premade sushi meals and was disappointed by them. Seems worse than other grocery stores, I would definitely buy more if the quality is improved.

I've been wanting to visit the Restaurant Depot for years. Even asked a friend in the baking…read morebusiness to take me sometime, but since I had a full-time office job, our schedules didn't work out. Mid-2023 I learnt that they began offering day passes to the public during the pandemic. I did some googling to see what I could expect. https://www.allrecipes.com/article/should-you-shop-at-restaurant-depot/ I heard that they have wonderful cleaning supplies (their version of Comet being better than retail), fresh basil for making your own pesto, smoked salmon, tea. I was hoping for a treat from their freezer, and hopefully frozen cooked eel for a nice price. I knew to bring my own bags, and something to wear for the visit to the refrigerated section. On our first trip over we followed the sign to their indoor parking and walked on in. It was more of a scouting excursion so we leave with anything this time. But we did eyeball a few things for future consideration.

Abby was rude manager here, makes the easy thing get worse. I am restaurant depot customer for over…read moreten years, first time met the manger rude like this.

Allan and Francis (Fran) are fantastic! Honest, respectful and overall good guys. They both have…read morebeen in the business forever...know their stuff! I had some 1980's/1990's gold jewelry that was basically worthless to me and sitting in a drawer doing nothing. I got a good and fair price and will defiantly refer Bromfield Jewelers to others!

Friendly and direct. I was entirely satisfied. I don't have more to say, and am typing to 85…read morecharacters.

The staff is too lazy to get up off their chair and help. Two people at the counter pointing a…read morefinger "in the other room." No help & their information was incorrect. I get this is a store full of imported low cost junk, but do the staff have to act that way? Sigh.

I adore China Fair their prices are very high, and they don't have the breath of stock they once…read morehad but still a store I love.

First time to Boston Public Market I usually go to Quincy Market when I'm in town, but it was…read morecloser to my hotel so I decided to have lunch here. It's a bit smaller than Quincy, but still had a lot of great shops. I ended up having tamales from Mr Tamole and Noodle lab. Bathrooms were clean and there was sufficient seating area.

Great market! There are so many vendors of so many types of things for sale. From jewelry to home…read moredecor, coffee to cheese. On Saturdays, the farmer's market happens on the street right outside of the public market so you can purchase fresh produce at great prices ($0.99 for a pint of raspberries!!) However things don't stay open late so it's more of a place to visit during lunch. Also, prices for food are a bit on the higher end. A fun stop to buy some goodies and have a look around at what local vendors have to offer.

I got my qipao made here 9 years ago for my wedding and LOVED it. I had fun picking out the fabrics…read moreand did a Western halter top cut, similar to a qipao I had made in Shanghai many years ago. 100% recommend

Incredible fabrics! Van's specializes in silks and they have a great selection of very high quality…read morebrocades and solids. The staff were friendly and helpful. I fully intend on returning for future sewing projects with some of the fabrics that caught my eye. Very very beautiful silks!!

Tell me why this local paper company that usually services restaurants are NOW MAKING DELICIOUS SUB…read moreSANDWICHES!!!! You heard it here first!!! The sandwiches are absolutely delicious. Kudos to them for not only serving the neighborhood but also us hungry folks lol! I got the classic turkey sub and it was way better than the local competition! I hope they keep this up cause I'll definitely be back! Also, excellent customer service from the staff! Millie, the manager I believe, was awesome and very helpful! All in all, will be back again! Definitely recommend this spot.

An absolute gem of a store, they have everything and anything of reasonable price for restaurants,…read morecatering, or cooking at home, in addition to cooking supplies and ingredients in bulk. It is pretty much the Disney world for those who like to cook or bake. They do have the parking and a deli with sandwiches as well.

Great BJ's wholesale club. The selection of items was very good and most everything I was looking…read morefor, they had it in stock. I love getting their beef jerky here. It's so much cheaper per ounce than getting it anywhere else. They carry the original flavor as well as the teriyaki flavor. The self check out lanes move very quickly and there was someone there to assist with any minor issues while scanning.

The refrigerated section for milk and eggs consistently has its doors open. The doors don't close…read moreproperly or on their own. People who shop at this location tend to be careless and leave them open. I've noticed that my eggs and milk are less fresh or spoil quicker than when I shop at other locations. I just went there today and there were pallets of milk and cream sitting out for God knows how long. They were sitting there when I arrived and were still there when I left an hour later! A considerable amount of the produce will be spoiled. For example, it takes a while to find a carton or strawberries that isn't moldy. Also, the printer at the Online Pick Up station broke almost a year ago and they STILL haven't replaced it. So the employee has to walk over to the service counter desk to get your receipt. The fact that they haven't replaced the printer over that long period of time is an indicator of how this BJ's is operating. The cart return is usually overflowing as well.

This place is no longer there. I was told it has been closed for a while. Too bad I used to love it…read morethere

This is a rather interesting place and certainly worth a look. I don't feel like it is quite on a…read morestar rating level. To say if this place is good or bad is sort of like asking if people are good or evil. Like people, A to Z event sales just sort of "is". I was going to Restaurant Depot, which is in a curious area of town primarily occupied by bulk food suppliers, the USPS sorting center, and other non-pedestrian businesses. I noticed some people outside a brick warehouse building with the sign A to Z event guides, they had shopping carts filled with boxes of appliances that looked as if they may have fallen off the back of a trunk, literally. Curiosity overcame me and I went inside. I might as well have stepped into a petting zoo during feeding time one summer day. The place was hot, unpleasantly fragrant, and chaotic to say the least. There were huge mounds of clothes allegedly from "department stores," for 2 dollars apiece. I grabbed a Merona dress in some size other than my own kinda just because. They had tables and shelves full of cut rate kitchen appliances for 15 dollars, some used, some in boxes, some in pieces, few were in complete sets at this point in the day. There was much redundancy, with tons of Cooks Belgium Waffle makers, toasters, coffee makers, pressure cookers, etc. Past the kitchen ware section were rows and rows of boxes of "drug store items, $1." If I had any particular affliction or needed to restrock my medicine cabinet, it may not have been a bad place to go but like the kitchen section most boxed items (such as hair dyes) had since been opened, shuffled through, and separated from their box content siblings. Past the drug store was the home decor section, with blankets, pillows, sheets, drapes, comforters, and more. This may've been one of the better sections if you find your self needing generic comforters and sheets all of a sudden. I actually felt some comforters and bed pads made of down. If I wasn't already equipped, I probably would have grabbed some. Anyway, the point is A to Z Event Sales is certainly an experience in the most value neutral sense of the term. Worth checking out if you find your self that way. I'll shoot an update if the toaster oven I got doesn't work.