I'm happy and privileged to be able to shop at Restaurant Depot as a member of the Kansas City…read moreBarbecue Society. They're strictly a wholesale store by membership if you own a retail food or food service establishment. Compared to other price clubs such as Sam's, BJ's or Costco, their prices could be slightly better, but not always. For large cryovac slabs of meat such as pork shoulder, brisket or ribs, their prices are much better. For other items such as crabmeat and sausage, they're comparable. You can only enter with a member id and barcode. Same for check out. You can get a shopping cart or U-boat. There are no bags for check out. You can drive your truck or car into the area to pick up and load from your cart or U-boat. It should be a quick in and out if you're ready and prepared. Besides food, they also have other food service items such as burners, pots, dishes, sanitary items, prep items, etc. If you're a large food service operation, they would be a place to go for a fill-in order or for emergencies. If you're a small food service operation, you may not be able to work with a broker or distributor----this is for you.

The lady wasn't exactly pleasant when I called to ask for the information on becoming a member and…read moreshe was rushing like it's crazy busy in there I don't understand why they require so much to get a membership they act like we're not spending our hard earned money in their business

Sam's club is just one of the many warehouses. But it is my favorite place to shop for myself. I…read morefind it easier to get things in bulk it saves me time and money. That's the way it should be and of course i like the early opening hours . the other warehouses open up at 10:00 A.m. Also saves money by going hear with the Philly soda tax...

Worst Sam's club i've ever been to and I've been to quite a few of them. They all have pissed off…read moreattitudes. If you don't want to work there, just quit and find another job. Ask for help and they are mad cause they have to do some work. Yeah they remodeled the place but same shitty attitude and people. Stay away from here go to a different one.

Of the 3 major wholesale clubs, BJ's is my second choice after Costco. This particular branch is…read morepretty solid. It's very clean, parking is a breeze and the staff is really nice. I've even had 2 of them refuse tips when helping me load up an over-sized item. Three times, "here this is for you", and they simply don't want it. Must be something about the PA water. In NYC, that tip would be gone...so gone. Some of the upsides here are the cheap and delicious rotisserie chickens for $5, the big and heavily discounted selection of name brand kids clothing, the convenient gas station close by (not the cheapest around, but pretty cheap), and the burgeoning selection of organic foods. As for negatives, Im getting a bit steamed about the Made in China food items which are popping up at BJ's (and in wholesale stores in general) more and more. The branding is also making it quite hard to spot at a glance. For example, I recently bought a USDA Organic bag of pine nuts from the Belle Sole company. I figured Made in the USA, maybe Italy or Mexico. Nope. China. And they tasted horrendous. So bad, that I actually had to return it. It's also not just the pine nuts. I've also seen frozen fish, noodles, Asian dry goods, Asian frozen dinners, and soybeans, all from China. I don't mind food from Asia or overseas, but it really is controversial to stock food from China given their legacy of worker exploitation, pollution concerns, criticisms about the quality of organics sourced there, and scandals with food contamination. Further, what the hell, how is it cheaper to import noodles from China than to make them here at home? It's basically flour and eggs in a plastic bag. BJ's can't find an American company to do that? I don't know, there's something very wrong with that scenario. It certainly feels shortsighted and greedy for companies like BJ's to import food from China. However, since my hardline stance is outweighed by my kids love their Frigo cheese sticks, I'll almost certainly be back (unless they start to make them in China, I guess).

If you are going to kick people out of the self check line ( when no one else is waiting there),…read more OPEN more registers. The 2 whole registers that were open had lines! I regret renewing my membership here. DO BETTER! And yes, I know there is an option to pay as you go on the app. However using that assumes you have a secure website. I don't trust that it us secure!

After a terrible experience at Colonial Marble, and visiting several other Granite and Marble…read morecompanies, we went with Buddy and Bucks County Wholesale. Why? Low pressure, knowledge, ease of transaction. We picked our granite at MSI in Edison, NJ ( https://www.msistone.com/edison-nj-new-york-countertop-showroom/ ) Now this may sound like a pain to drive up there for the slab but it is well worth the trip. Check out their website above. So we are waiting for the slab to be templated for our kitchen. If there is any problem, I will write about it as well. So far, though, I am thrilled with this company. Oh and they also won best of Bucks County for Granite and Marble for 2015! FYI - I am truly a regular home owner in Newtown. I added this business without BCW even knowing!

I had two simple bathroom vanities that needed to be done in my master bath. I can't speak for the…read moreother employees at BCW but Toni is very unprofessional and inexperienced. She was unable to template the layout correctly and upon installation the vanities do not fit my space and the countertop doesn't even match up with the vanities edges. All she has offered to me is excuses instead of trying to come up with a solution to fix this problem. Even her coworker, Bill, could not understand the layout she created for my bathroom vanities. If she could mess up a simple bathroom, I would be very scared to see what would happen with a bigger project like a kitchen.

This is an old L-shaped shopping center first opened over six decades ago at the Country Club…read moreShopping Center. Today, with upgrades and refurbishment, it looks relatively new. This community shopping center features a Marshall's and a Redner's wholesale market. There is a variety of retail stores, services, fast casual foods, and banks. Parking is plentiful.

It's hard to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, and Langhorne Square Shopping Center is no…read moreexception. Located on an ass ugly stretch of U.S. Route 1 in Langhorne, PA, across from Reedman Toll Auto World, the impression of too much blacktop in front of a long strip of stores, is hard to shake. The commercial zone is anchored by Rednor's (discount groceries) and Marshall's (discount clothing), with smaller retailers filling the gaps. There are several fast food outlets (Chinese, Panera, Duck Donuts, Chucky Cheese, Tacos, etc.), all more or less decent, but nothing to get excited about, not drive too far to indulge. So, you go there if you live nearby and can arrange a multipurpose plan to capture various needs in one trip, like pick up you dry goods, a box of Ducks and drop off your tax prep stuff at H&R Block, or some other variation. Of course if your a cheese steak maven, you might be tempted to go there hungry and visit Steve's Prince of Steaks in a free standing store that sits in front of the shopping center, but feels like a part of it. It looks like they have plans to modernize and construct new buildings along Rt.1, but until they do, this will be at best a mediocre low budget place to shop. Not that you can't accomplish anything there, it's just that you'll feel depressed while doing it.

What an amazing store with a huge selection, knowledgeable and friendly staff. I went out of my way…read moreto come here and I'm glad I did. I already did a big shop for the 4th and came here to pick up a few last minute items. Great spread of stuff. The guys and Anne-Marie at checkout took care of me fast and without a hitch. Look no further for your firework needs, from sparklers to sprinklers.

Amazing service. Great selection. Helpful and knowledgeable staff. Felt comfortable asking…read morequestions, and head every question answered. Would recommend, and definitely will be returning.

The selection here is wonderful, the best in the area. The service was great, and the cashier was…read morevery friendly, quite helpful as well. I'll most certainly be back here often.

This shop is in the perfect location as it is along the busy Street Road which I grew up not too…read morefar from. They have a large selection of Cigars and whenever I come here I always go for the 1964 Maduro Patron Anniversary (a very good stick and this place always has had a huge shelf reserved for them including the stronger 1926 Patrons) This isn't the typical Cigar Lounge where you would come and watch some of a ball game although I think there is a place to do so in the back but I never see it advertised or people inside smoking. More of a stop and grab kind of store. I always struggle with if I should or I shouldn't as we all know Tobacco is not good for you but once in a while treat ya self if you want and check out their selection for yourself.

The owner is absolutely awesome and takes the time to explain benefits of her products!read more

Amy has the best selection of candles! They are the best value compared to any of those "other"…read morelarge candle mass marketed candle companies. She is always will to meet me to get my latest "fix" of this seasons scents. Keep up the good work!