I like Costco. It's very convenient for me to get to. I wish the app could tell you which aisle…read moresomething is on. I walked around for 15 mins trying to find peanut butter. It was at the end of a frozen food aisle. There Dubai chocolate bars were on sale when I went. Really good. Only problem is as soon as I like something it's gone. If it's a seasonal product put a simple sign that says seasonal. Service - Other than the person who scans your items and the person 2 minutes later who checks your receipt- there is no service. They aren't rude. I don't expect much from them because I'm sure their goal is efficiency. I would go through self checkout because I usually have 5 or less items but there are people with carts full of stuff going through that line. It just becomes a mess. Prices can be good for some things. I price compare and sometimes items are much less somewhere else.

I'm not a member, but I frequently accompany my father on outings to Costco. As long as a slice of…read morepizza is in it for me, I'll be there. I thoroughly enjoy the Costco pizza. Its classic, greasy, tasty. I always get the pepperoni. I've tried the churro and find it to be a bit chewy. What is there to say? This is an extremely busy and crowded store. Getting in to the parking lot is a nightmare, the people here getting gas are the most blood-thirsty, inconsiderate group of humans you'll ever come in contact with. Alas... it's... worth it. Come for the rotisserie chicken, great prices on wine, stay for the adorable dog toys and ridiculous playground equipment and seasonal decor. I love walking around just to see what there is for the taking. The best part is walking around the entrance, AKA "the fence," to see what's new. For example, two gallon candle. While I'm not paying for a membership, I do believe that Costco is worth it for a household of any size larger than 2. I'm excited for the new Costco opening in Irondale!