Costco has almost everything your could ever want and stuff you didn't know you needed! If there is…read morea Costco close, there is a good chance my family will visit it. This Costco is quite nice. The food court has good food at decent prices, and there is good selection throughout the store. Five stars because as an American, the chocolate and tea aisles are amazing! The US needs real Cadbury's.

Makro is an excellent cash and carry store - you can only shop there if you have a store card, but…read moreyou can get one of these if you work for a company that uses the store, or even know someone who is willing to get you a card on their account! It doesn't cost anything to join. Makro sells a bit of everything, really. Most things are in bulk, but they do have individual items too. If you need to buy things like washing powder, nappies, cooking items etc, then Makro is a good place to go as you will definitely save money. The main thing to remember is that you have to add 17.5% VAT to everything except food and kids clothes!

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Really helpful and friendly staff at this Costco when I visited on a Sunday afternoon. Lots of good…read moresampling of food and drink too incl two kinds of Jamiesons! It was busy, but they had all lanes open at checkout and I lucked out with an empty one at the far right, so was in and out in under an hour which has to be some kind of record for Costco shopping! Btw, I really love the differences in Costco cafe food items between US and UK. There was a pulled pork sandwich for sale at the cafe here which I heroically resisted getting as wasn't very hungry. Maybe when/ if go again, will get it and update the review :)

I'm a Costco addict and thought it would be fun to visit while here from the States. I introduced…read moremy friends to it, who are here for a year. The prices are definitely good and make it worth the visit. This Costco has a lot of interesting items and food that we don't have at the ones at home.

In order to access this store you need to have a Makro card - usually given out to self employed…read morepeople. This sells a lot of items in bulk which often makes the price cheaper in the long run. Items have their prices on display exclusive of v.a.t though so you need to do some calculating to ensure you are making a saving. There are many offers starting on a wednesday which they advertise through their magazine - these are Makromail items and are often snapped up quickly - so get in quick to avoid dissapointment. This store always has an abundance of helpful staff to help reach items located high up or, on one occassion, pushed my trolley round for me as I was in difficulty! They sell a selection of pretty much anything household - from food to towels to bedding to toiletries and much more and if thirsty or peckish, they have a happy friendly cafe for very cheap priced coffee, snacks and meals. They do not have any bags so make sure you bring plenty or you will need to load your purchases directly into the car - lots of carparking spaces directly outside and within easy reach of junction 9 off the M27.

This is a brilliantly named shop for the sort of items it sells - cheap and cheerful household…read moreessentials. Need loo roll? Toothpaste? Shampoo? They've got it! And at a fraction of the supermarket price. The most handy item I've bought here is 8 Litre storage boxes at just £4 each which were an absolute lifesaver when I moved house. The shop itself is messy and unorganised but you can't have everything!

So your looking for that infamous orange handled brush, or a selection of vaious different sized…read morered storage containers, or that dog chew toy that will keep the mut entertained for hours... but wait... you only have £5.74 i your pocket and you lef your wallet at home, surely there is no where that will stock all those things for that price, think again! ok so it might be a little exageration but it is a multi purpose cheap store, that does as the pack man style logo suggest help you beat the credit crunch. I am a fan of stores like this, more so of the smaller versions, but with each one you walk inside with that sense of the unknown, you could come accross anything within 4 seconds of stepping inside... what an adventure!

I think it's just fantastic that Milton Keynes has a Costco! I would never expect it in such a…read moretown. CostCo in England is one of the few places you can get many American foods which is great for a yank like myself while working overseas. On top of the American products, they naturally have many British products in bulk, as well Word on my street is they only sell to businesses in the UK so thank goodness for my American CostCo card, woohoo! They have the signature beef hot dog (American hot dogs are hard to find in the UK) for the super cheap price of just 1.50 pounds and it comes with a pop. Fantastic deal and reminded me of being at home.

I'm with Sarah S. on this one - most of the appeal of Costco to me is that IT FEELS LIKE I'VE BEEN…read moreTELEPORTED HOME. That said, I also love looking around at Costco in the UK as people purchase flats of scones and gargantuan boxes of tea. There's a happy commentary about international relations in that visual, I think. Or maybe people the world over just like to shop. Whichever whatever. Prices are good, but not always a mega-deal (if you're a die-hard bargain shopper). However, there is a great range of American products, which end up being _much_ more affordable than purchasing them (plus shipping) on "US product" sites or special ordering them. Multi-pound tub of Red Vines? Yeah, I'm looking at you. To round out the experience I'd also like to note: hotdogs, like back in 'Murrica, are also 1.50. Slices of pizza (cheese, pepperoni, BBQ chicken) are 1.60 or so. Full pizzas also available for impromptu pizza parties (or, like, you and your bestie watching True Blood). To cater to British tastes the chicken caesar has been swapped out for jacket potatoes, but all else is in order. It's a great place to cheaply grab a bite of simple carbs and saturated fats. Yum dash oh. Beware weekends, and avoid Christmas times. Trust. Yelp note: note the opening hours: hours for those with "business" cards are different than for those, like lil' ol' me, with standard issue cards. Double-note: cash, no credit.

A great place which ideas great products at affordable prices. Excellent service as well.read more

From the owner: Wholesalers specialising in a wide range of packaging items, bags and catering supplies at…read morecompetitive prices.

I love Makro offers. Fantastic value for money. But watch out for anything else, you might get it…read morecheaper in your local supermarket. And don't forget to add 17.5% VAT!