I love finding a store I can trust I will find good deals at! We visit Big Box every couple of…read moremonths, we would more if we were closer. You can find just about everything here, including a lot of Costco liquidation items. I have bought a few big ticket items here for great discounts and never had any issues with anything bought here. Be sure to take a peak upstairs too for even bigger discounts! And don't forget the clothes--they are always priced well. The staff always goes above and beyond. Once we were in for a sectional I had seen online, but it was sold by the time we came in. Someone asked if we needed help and I figured why not see if there was another available. We told him we were interested in a leather sectional--he went to the back and pulled so many options for us. We found the one we wanted and were thrilled! Had he not been so willing to help we would have left without our lovely sectional. We have also found counter stools, pet items, light fixtures, rugs and garden tools that we couldn't pass up. I think I will stop in this weekend to see what treasures I can find next! Thanks Big Box!

Not a bargain store anymore. This used to be a decent place…read moreto find deals on overstocked items. Things were discounted 10-20% compared to buying them online or big box stores. However, recently I noticed that the price difference is negligible and you are essentially paying almost the same amount as if you were buying it at Walmart /Amazon /Costco. I rather pay one or two percent more and buy directly from Amazon/ Costco so I can get warranty, get it shipped to my doorstep, and make use of the return policy. Not sure how these guys are still in operation.

I'm not sure what's changed about this place now that is no longer Cash and Cary, other than the…read morehours are so much better (open later, open on weekends). Pretty much everything else looks the same, down to the aisles. This is the cheapest place in town for food with small exceptions (gluten free bread is cheaper at Franz outlet). They don't require a membership, which is nice when you don't go very often. I think a little known fact is that they also do sell a lot of items that are normal size, so not everything is just huge restaurant sized containers. This is probably not the place for produce for a family/individual, though, unless you plan on freezing it. Some items (mandarins, kale salad blend, grape tomatoes, etc.) come in small enough portions, but most are way more than you'd be able to use before it went bad, and not all veggies and fruit survive being frozen. Watch closely for price tags. I've seen many items listed at unit price and other identical tags right next to them for similar items are per pound. If you have the time to make multiple stops for groceries, Smart Foodservice is definitely worth the trip and energy.

I used to buy regularly large quantity of meat. In the last purchase there was a package with a…read morestrong chemical smell, the manager refused to refund it. Costco would never treat a good customer this way which is why I am taking my business to Costco.

Long time place of business that has been forgotten still useful and fun to shop. The family…read moreBusiness that will be able to help with the type of job that you can do together

I am also posting my review here as I think the owner is simply deleting poor reviews on Google…read more I came in here the other day and an employee (male) was visibly intoxicated. The other employees were trying to steer him away from customer view but it was clear as day, the man was obviously under the influence. He couldn't stand, walk, talk, or function in any way. I felt really bad for the other employees who were having to mommy him. It made for a disturbing atmosphere; I ended up just leaving.

Came with a member friend who went to the food court while I took our purchases to the car. When I…read moretried to re-enter, the employee wouldn't let me in without a card -- even with my receipt -- and didn't offer any guidance on how to get back inside. The policy is fine; the communication wasn't.

Parking lot was busy but with the high traffic it wasn't that difficult to get a parking spot. The…read moreparking lot was quite large and was a bit confusing to leave out of especially for a first visit at night. Inside was like all other Costcos. I will say that this Costco was more on the spacious side. Possibly due to it being in the city. Everything was organized and clean. It was a pleasant trip. And for how packed the parking lot was, the inside wasn't bad at all. This was also my first Costco with a car wash outside. Don't know how common a Costco car wash is but they have one there.

We like to include WinCo as one of the grocery stores we go to as we could always find good deals…read moreon varieties of food here. Can find great quality meat at good prices. The staff is friendly. They only take cash or debit cards. There is a parking lot so it's easy parking

My friend introduced me to WinCo as "It's like Costco, but you don't need a membership". He's…read moresomewhat right as it has a similar feel, but the portions aren't giant and the prices on many things are indeed competitive. The big attraction here is the Bulk section that has many options - rice, pasta, beans, grains and more. My frequently visited bulk section is the pet treats area. scored chew bones for the pup here at a great deal and less packaging than if I go someplace else. I like how they target us consumers with literal signs showing the price comparisons to the likes of Safeway, Walmart and my personal favorite Fred Meyer which is my main grocery shop and even some prices at WinCo beat them. At the same time, not EVERYthing at WinCo is a deal, or if it is lower, it is negligible. Sticking with the pet food, a 6 individual cans of Purina One, (my preferred) dog canned food is $1.85 here, down from $1.99 at Freddies, I'm all about saving money and frugality, but I couldn't imagine going out of the way for that. Alcohol here is actually more expensive that Freddies or otherwise here at $12.99 for Georgetown 6 packs, compared to $10.99 at Freddies. These are but a few measures, so I know there are deals to be had, but it pays to be a savvy shopper too. My hang ups here are they don't take Credit card. I'm sure that's to help cut down on their expense and middleman, etc. but that's annoying. Also I don't know if it's me but it just feels even more cramped in here than the already cramped markets, we all frequent. I felt like I was constantly blocking somebody even with my cart pulled all the way to the side. Beyond that WinCo is ok.

This about as midline as you could get because there's nothing good or bad about it per se it is…read morewhat it is. It's a reduced price, not wholesale, place for chefs, cooks and restaurant owners to pick up bulk supplies for reasonable prices. They're not going to get any lower than this especially if you order through the mail. Today I picked up a case of monster energy drinks which is 24 for $38 and now I don't have to pay the ridiculous price of 3.79 each. There are supplies even for barista stands things like cups and stirrers and coffee syrups and coffee beans and the like. A good supply of essential professional cooking cookware like inserts, whips and utensils and some really good knives. For the bar there are dozens of different Frozen appetizers that patrons love like deep fried shrimp, chicken strips, zucchini, even pickles breaded, onion rings and other things like burritos, chicken strips and the like. They have a whole walk-in dairy refrigerator it's bigger than my bedroom which is quite nice when you need a lot of supplies and don't like the crowns of the supermarkets. No you do not need to be a member or have a special sign or club membership to shop here and no there is no fee for that it's just like a regular supermarket only with a different kind of display setup. In fact there is no display setup. They just open the containers for you to see what you're getting and then you can buy brand new containers of what you like. In some instances they will break a case like cleaning supplies, pinesol and other things too. Sometimes it's fun just to come out here because you never know what you see that will surprise you. Location could be better, it's off the beaten path past 130th Street North and Stone avenue North off to the east side kind of tucked away there. By the way, I still call it cash and carry because it has a nice ring to it.

Been going to this location when it called Cash & Carry, now US Foods ChefStore for over 20 years…read more Just realized after my visit (5/5/22) that yet again never posted via Yelp. Convenient location in North Seattle, ample parking, no membership needed, and prices often lower than local grocery stores and Costco. Most people who shop here are office, food service, restaurant, cafe, and catering staff. But the general public can also score great stuff in bulk, larger quantities. Perfect for those big gatherings. I've stopped in for kitchen gear, picnic supplies, spices, condiments, baking ingredients, and dairy products. Convenience and savings without the crazy crowds.

I order fabric a few times a year from Pacific fabrics and they are wonderful. It's always cut…read moreproperly. It's always what they tell me it is and their website clearly depicts how things are going to look no surprises just good service. Thank you so much and watch out for me cause I gotta get ordering soon

It's one of the biggest stores in Seattle but I still couldn't find a good variety that I was…read morelooking for. I was looking for green stretch velvet colors and they only had grass green and teal. Everyone was nice and helpful there.

Great service, & fabulous eclectic assortment of wild, wacky, & fun things of all kinds! I hardly…read moreknow where to begin! Let's just say that if you need a rubber chicken or anything of the sort, this is THE place to go!!!

Move over Smithsonian. Archie McPhee is the home to the Rubber Chicken Museum. A free exhibit in…read morethe back of the store with 2D art and a jersey giant size collection of rubber chickens. Plus- Get your photo with the World's Largest Rubber Chicken.! Archie McPhee is also the best gift shop on the planet. Possibly the universe. I've ordered from their catalog for (20+) years. Living closer now, I come here whenever I'm in town. Creative and odd gifts for everyone in your life! Caesar salad flavored candy canes, Madonna styled 80s bracelets, 2 headed dolls, and more! It's always a treat to see what new treasures Archie McPhee has in stock.

Best. Do not…read moresupport Target while they turn their back on all people, citizens. I can not stand fluorescent lights, so cold, sterile, cold, gross, annoying. I can't wait for them to one day have human-oriented lighting. Then the experience will be even better. Glasses, automotive services, gasoline, car rental, vacations, the list of things you should get here goes on and on. They have things we're not even aware of.

I have been coming to this Costco for years. There seem to be more Kirkland products at this store,…read moreand I love the great quality of the Kirkland brand! The gas station has one fewer pump per line compared to other locations, but the lines and logistics are still designed nicely.