I often stop here for gas when we are in the area, and if time permits, we also go to the warehouse…read moreto pick up what we need or see what new items they have in stock. I like this location because it is less crowded than the ones closer to us, and it often has items on sale that I do not see at the others. During this particular visit, after filling up the gas tank, I bought a couple of bags of my breakfast cereal, Quaker Simply Granola, which was on sale, and a bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label for a friend who loves scotch. On our way to the cashier, I connected with my other half, and she found a couple of Levi's pants she liked. Between the sale items and a few unexpected finds, it turned out to be a productive stop.

I love Costco for many reasons: great deals on clothes, food, gift cards, and appliances; a full…read moregarden area; and the fact that our Costco carries local wines and offers great deals on wines and other liquors. And the gas station is always a winner; sometimes it's crazy busy, but it's also very efficient with its setup. I just paid $6.39 a gal, omg, we are all suffering right now with gas prices. Even though it's rarely a great idea to come on coupon day lol, and don't forget the $1.50 hot dog and Coke, you cannot beat it. I got one today, perfect And I've been a member forever lol my dad put me on his eventually I got my own membership totally worth it, I'm black card so I get my dues paid and have a little present 2% cash back and it's just my hubby and me and we still stop to get our regular must haves. If you're not already a member, I think you should check it out. It's definitely worth it, especially if you have kids. Cheers, my friends SYOY June 3, 2026

Everything you need is in that store. Even if you don't need it!!! You have to make sure that you…read morehave a list. Otherwise you can end up spending more money than you want to. If you're cooking for a big group, this is the place to go, they even have stuff for big picnics or large groups. Staff is friendly and it's an easy checkout.

Well surprise for this single old woman eating Ketogenic Diet. I am very happy and will return when…read moreI use up the haul from yesterday. The lines moved fast and the store is lyes out well for me.

Matt's wholesale is the best place in Sonoma County to buy appliances from, I have been buying…read moreappliances from him for me and my customers for years and have gotten amazing deals often 50% off or more of retail and he typically has what​ I need in stock! The value is unbeatable the selection is huge and his service and knowledge is outstanding.

I've been shopping with Matt at Matt's Wholesale in Rohnert Park for over 10 years, and there's a…read morereason I keep going back. He has by far the best pricing around, an amazing selection of appliances, and he's always incredibly easy to deal with. Whether you need a fridge, washer, dryer, or anything in between, Matt will take good care of you. I highly recommend anyone needing appliances of any kind to go see Matt, you won't be disappointed.

Great products at good prices Also cheapest gas around…read more They're also very good about returns

Ah it has been 5 years since I last reviewed this spot and little has changed…read more We come in for the local items we have yet to t leave disappointed. We continue to buy the Humboldt Bay Coffee ($18 for a 2.5 pound bag) and a 2 pound bag of Black Oak Coffee Roasters for the same price. Both are excellent In addition they have a good selection of Mendocino Spirits and I highly recommend their Low Gap Bourbon. AS with many things we do we have some rules that help us get out of Costco with our pocketbooks and dignity intact: 1) NEVER EVER go in hungry. That 25 gallons of dill pickle chips is much easier to resist on a full stomach.... true story there. 2) Avoid the free samples. People seem to lose their minds with this stuff. They abandon carts with crying babies, block isles, etc all to get that tiny portion of hummus. I have been shoved aside by someone desperate to get a free piece of cheese. Honestly I have seen more dignity from actual starving people in a disaster zone but I digress. 3) Avoid the weekends like the plague. 4) See #1 5) Go often. Costco uses alot of psychology and the fear of missing out is one of them. Odd items you must have pop up then go never to return. I CAN'T MISS OUT AGGGGGGG 6) Know your codes: At costco any price ending in 0.97 means it has been marked down. Any price that is not a 0.99 or .97 such as say 0.49 means it has a manufacturers discount. and price with an * on it means its done and will not be reordered so stock up. If it ends in a .00 or a 0.88 a manager has reduced the price at that location to clear it out. 7) When in an unfamiliar city head to the Costco. They always stock local items you can't find at yours (like two pounds of single origin Kona coffee for 30.00 at the Kilaua / Kona store etc.) and have cheap gas.

I had such a great experience with The Apparel Source! Online ordering was super easy and…read morestraightforward. My order shipped out right away and I was amazed to receive it the very next day. The T-shirts are excellent quality--soft, well-made, and exactly what I was looking for. I'll definitely be ordering from them again! Great value too.

When I first started off with my brand 5 years ago DREAMTEAMSF I was doing a lot of out sourcing…read moreordering online and traveling down the highway to get all these blanks that I ended up not like so a guy assisted me to this place called Apperal source in Oakland and that's when the bond has connected. I have done so many things with there product they have to offer and I will not go no were else to do no blank shopping. These people are the best around and prices are really well and have relationships with everybody that works here we like family now. I helped like 50 plus brands out and directed them all this way. And let them use my account. Yea I'm a nice guy. For all brand builders in the bay area you must do business with these good folks #Paypaboy

I have been buying vegetable starts and annuals from goddess nursery for 35 years. They have always…read morebeen professional, helpful, and accommodating.

From the owner: Established in 1926, Gaddis Nursery is a family-owned and operated wholesale nursery. It grows more…read morethan 900 plant varieties and offers a range of annuals, perennials and vegetables. The nursery also provides various ground covers and hanging baskets. It provides plants in various package sizes, including jumbo pack, 4 inch and gallons. Gaddis Nursery is a member of the California Landscape Contractors Association, Sonoma County Farm Bureau and Sonoma County Winegrape Commission.

There is nothing more exciting to us at least that a newly opened Costco. I mean even the carts…read morehave that new cart smell. Plus it s a Costco so we are hard wired to go in after stopping for gas. Brentwood is a seasonal destination for us. We typically go a few times a year during berry picking season and this particular warehouse has gas and is located on our exit route so its a easy no brainer for us. It has a vast parking lot and a gasoline station that is far enough away to de-conflict traffic. Aside from that it is a typical warehouse with the usual clockwise progression through the various sections. It also is a lot larger that our local one. The bathrooms are spotless (a necessary stop after picking berries and cherries in the heat) and disappointingly no Brentwood corn :( No local items per see but they did have a particular cheddar cheese that ours stopped carrying so it was well worth the stop We always add our Costco RULES to each review Aside from that as always we have rules we follow The RULES! 1) NEVER EVER go in hungry. That 25 gallons of dill pickle chips is much easier to resist on a full stomach.... true story there. 2) Avoid the free samples. People seem to lose their minds with this stuff. They abandon carts with crying babies, block isles, etc all to get that tiny portion of hummus. I have been shoved aside by someone desperate to get a free piece of cheese. Honestly I have seen more dignity from actual starving people in a disaster zone but I digress. 3) Avoid the weekends like the plague. 4) See #1 5) Go often. Costco uses alot of psychology and the fear of missing out is one of them. Odd items you must have pop up then go never to return. I CAN'T MISS OUT AGGGGGGG 6) Know your codes: At costco any price ending in 0.97 means it has been marked down. Any price that is not a 0.99 or .97 such as say 0.49 means it has a manufacturers discount. and price with an * aka "The Death Star" on it means its done and will not be reordered so stock up. If it ends in a .00 or a 0.88 a manager has reduced the price at that location to clear it out. 7) When in an unfamiliar city head to the Costco. They always stock local items you can't find at yours (like two pounds of single origin Kona coffee for 30.00 at the Kilaua / Kona store etc.) and have cheap gas. (Same on Kauai)

They told me I had to buy a membership just to go in and use the bathroom. They were extremely rude…read moreand kicked me and my family out.