Best breakfast burritos in town. Get all meats with Cheese salsa and Jalapeños. You'll be good!read more

Don't buy eye glasses from Costo. They're cheap and won't replace defective frames. The person…read morehelping you is also not friendly and not competent at the Hanford store on Tuesday evening. The lenses I bought a year ago broke and the clerk accused me of damaging them when clearly the frame was not put together well. I spent over a hundred dollars for the glasses even after insurance and any discounts Costco gave.

Dirty restrooms ! I went in to wash my hands but the soap dispenser has clearly been broken for…read moresome time ... no soap and toilet was cracked but fixed with black tape . How do you not have a soap dispenser in the RR but sell deli foods ??

Reviews on here said good breakfast burrito. Got a bacon, egg, potatoe and a egg, potatoe, cheese…read moreburrito. Daughter took a bit and almost threw up. I took a bit of mine and went straight to the trash right after. Worst burrito we have ever had. Will never go back or recommend to anyone.

This is always one of the cheaper stations in town. The only downside is that it can be difficult…read moreto get out of when your done, it is also usually pretty busy.

Finding an open pump is hard but well worth the decent price. We live down the street so this is…read moreour usual gas stop. Usually cheaper than most other gas stations in town. This place is always busy.

Practically everything could improve regarding the deli. I used to eat here really often and have…read morewritten glowing reviews for it in the past. I've been gone for nearly a year and just came back to Hanford. Looking forward to having a great meal from them today, I ordered two Barbacoa tacos ("Barbacoa" refers to both a Mexican cooking method and the meat itself) with a large order of rice and beans, as I like to have leftovers. What I received were the tiniest tacos I've ever seen, the meat was tasteless, and there were large chunks of fat in them (see photos). These tacos were $2.00 apiece!!!! I used to love their rice and beans, but now the beans just tasted like they were cooked in water with no spices at all. Tasteless mush. And the rice was tasteless also. It was orange like it normally is, but when I got home to eat it it was also tasteless. What happened??? I'm pretty sure these are the same women cooking who have always been there. They've never been friendly, they rarely make eye contact with customers, and I'm told they don't speak English. I am absolutely not racist, but it's frustrating when people move to the United States and get jobs here and never bother to learn our language even when they're working in a job where they have to deal with the public. There are free classes in learning English at several places in this city. To be fair, these women work behind the deli counter and they have set it up in this place where there is a kiosk where you input your order and then go to the front counter and pay for it, and your order is automatically sent to them in the back, and they make it. Once it's placed in a bag they walk to the side of the deli entrance and look around to see who's trying to see if it's their order, show them their copy of the receipt and hand it to them when they see the customers receipt. No smile, no speaking, no "thank you." I also dealt with a manager at one point because I was trying to get something out of their refrigerated cases and they were stuck and I couldn't get one out. The manager or owner was in the store doing something that was obviously "managery" so walked over to him and asked him if he could help me. He stood there and looked at me and just waited for me to speak, no smile, no greeting. When I told him what I needed, he came over and helped me, handed me the bottle, and walked away. It's obvious by their tense posture, facial expressions and other body language when he was walking around the store near them, that the people working the counter are intimidated and/ or afraid of him. Horrible experience. Never going back there.

I really want to gate keep this place but I won't. this is a regular breakfast stop for us for…read moresoftball tournaments. Best breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos ever, huge, flavorful and completely worth the drive. Totally blows everyone else out of the water including spending $10 on a tiny, bland concession stand burrito. make this your spot too!

This is the only Costco I am willing to go to on a weekend. I don't live in the area but whenever…read moreI'm in town visiting my parents I always come here. The parking lot has plenty of spaces close to the entrance, the gas station has almost no waiting time, and they seem to have amazing prices than other locations on food items. I came recently on a Saturday and had such a good shopping experience. So much better than getting run over by frantic shoppers in the big city locations. :)

Hanford is not as big as Visalia, but their gas prices are cheaper. Came in for one thing & left…read morewith more. Let's see how long it will last. Everything is in big quantities. I know that's Costco, so if you have a big family like the kind they made in the 1940's, 7-10 kids in your pack, then this is your store. The price for paper towels now, 12-pack is $20.49. Ordered a smoothie on my way out. What?! Who forgets to power up the machine? Wow this strawberry/banana smoothie is super sweet. I'm regretting this purchase. Until next time. See you on Yelp

Best slushies around! Always fast and helpful, great deals on the app! Easy access in and out of…read moreparking lot.

This review is for the ARCO. I have literally no idea how to operate the gas pumps. I put in my…read morecard, it accepts it, I enter my PIN, and it says it charges 35 cents. OK. But when I touch the little screen, nothing happens. When I touch the buttons nothing happens. When I try to select a fuel, it beeps. I tried to go in the ampm to ask for help. It was so crowded, I didn't want to bother anyone and I felt like an idiot, so I left. I will never go back to the Hanford ARCO again.

Rude young man at the register, Johnny, wouldn't even take the ear buds out or put the phone down…read moreto look after a customer. They would rather loose positive, returning, clientele than flip a switch or lift a finger. Heard around town they were recently bought by the mini mart next door, Robin's. I will not be taking my business to either establishment. Instead I will make it my mission to tell my friends not to go in. I hope the owner, Jack, realizes that you need to take care of the neighborhood and the community members, and starts to train his employes to do so.

The gas is more expensive here, but the station is almost never crowded. If you are in a hurry this…read moreis not a bad place to stop.