This kind of reminded me of Cash n' Carry in Seattle, which I think has a different name now but…read morewas a place I shopped regularly when I lived there. The ambiance is pretty industrial but it has stuff that you need in sizes that you want. The prices were hit and miss but overall, I liked it and will shop there when I'm in town.

I'm not a big fan of Real Canadian Wholesale Club…read more This place is trying to be Costco but they are not making the grade. Yes, they are a wholesale store but they don't have a great selection and they don't have very good quality produce. Costco has the best meat and some of the best produce in the city and Real Canadian Wholesale Club just can't compete. I also find that this place is not very clean. I understand that's a wholesale warehouse type of building but I still felt dirty when I left it. My advice: Skip Real Canadian Wholesale Club and head to Costco!

They have a wide variety of Brand name products at reasonable prices and it is a very clean store…read moreand friendly staff.

They moved! 2 locations North & South, not sure how this info is updated on Yelp…read more Fair priced items (I focus on hardware) when you want extra tools for your camp site or some cheap paint products & supplies. North 14760 116 Ave South 4115 101 Street.

I don't like to give bad ratings and I went into buy something from the store. The reason I give…read moretwo stars is because their return policy on items is you have to contact claims department, everything is a final sale regardless of what's wrong with it if it's missing parts or sold broken?? I I would change your return policy and be a little nicer to the customers because we matter. I put the item back after reading the claims department horror stories. Could be better customer care Id change my review then.

Purchased a dump bin off the website and went to pick it up but realized it was larger then the…read morephoto on the website so asked to exchange for the smaller on pictured on the website. Even though the product had not moved I was charged a 20% restocking fee which amounted to over $220.00 dollars even though I still purchased the smaller unit that was only $40 cheaper it cost me way more. When I asked for a refund of the "restocking" fee was just told to bad its "policy" no if ands or buts ! No issue with the product but careful of their "Policys" as they will squeeze you for every dollar !

I started going here about 12 years ago when I moved into Old Strathcona. Back then, I found this…read morestore to be dingy and disorganized. I could not stand the long lines at the registers, so I quit going. Yesterday, curiosity got the better of me. I noticed they spruced things up a bit and I wanted to see for myself. I asked a staff member if I needed a membership because it had been so long since my last visit, I wasn't sure if things had changed in that area. Happily, I didn't need one and I just picked up a couple of things. Produce mostly. I was pretty happy with what I saw, but they still try to hock their near-expired meats and veg on certain racks. It looks disgusting. Overall, it sure is a lot cleaner and brighter inside. At 3:30 pm, I did not have to wait long to pay. I think I'll be back in the very near future.

Superstore Warehouse requires no memberships to come in and purchase . There is no one there…read moreverifying receipts when you walk out either. The store has a variety of cooking / baking and kitchen needs. From home cooking to restaurant / buffet equipment ( I even noticed they sell hot dog machines !! ) . The meat / deli bulk fridge is well stocked as well. I usually buy the bigger cuts of beef and pork because during the time I spent at home I learned how to cut them into meal portions ( thanks YouTube ). I actually save quite a bit of money when I buy in bulk. The freezer section has a lot of different products - not just your normal frozen chicken / beef. The seafood area is also well stocked with a lot of choices. Sadly Edmonton does not really have a fresh fish market. Lots of frozen pies and cakes as well. One thing I also like here is the wide selection of spices and dried goods . I use a lot of spices when I am cooking . Spice is the variety of life isnt it? There is also a wide variety of drink crystals, syrups and other choices. Once i have loaded up, off to the tills. Due to covid, you have to stand at a spot on the floor and wait your turn but the wait is never too long. While you wait they tease you with racks of candy and snacks.. tempting though. The one thing I like is bagging my own groceries. It always amazes me how much I can actually put into one plastic bag vs staff who pretty much insist on using far too many bags. I dont really care the loaf of bread is sitting on top of a carton of eggs. A few bags later, I am stocked up for awhile and dont have to go back to get more every second week or so. I love how the staff there wear t-shirts that say " be kind ". How sad we have to tell people to behave themselves.. but then again there are some that just feel better yelling at staff . Good store if you want to stock up for a long time.. worth going just before winter so you dont have to go out in minus 40. Yea there are things that are slightly more expensive than other stores but the idea is to buy in bulk and stock up. Definitely worth going for your bulk needs without having to buy a membership.

This Costco Business Center is next-level. Way bigger and better stocked than a regular Costco, and…read moreit's perfect for anyone running a business, hosting events, or just shopping in serious bulk. When I walked in, I was honestly amazed rows and rows of inventory, packed with everything you could possibly need from snacks to office supplies to cleaning products and restaurant-grade equipment. What impressed me most was the variety and the quantity of options this place is a one stop shop. On top of that, they deliver, which is a game changer for businesses or anyone who doesn't want to haul huge loads themselves.

I love Costco, but you guys need to improve product control. I remember two summers ago when I…read morewanted oranges and each bag had at least three rotten fruit, a couple weeks ago I sighed looking at the 2% of milk and how one stack that should have been stacked on the bottom (because the due date was further away) was in front while the due date that was sooner on the bottom. I have no idea why when I buy milk seems to go bad from Costco than other stores. I have milk in my fridge right now that is supposed to have another week and a half to go but it is already starting to smell sour. Once I even found a dead maggot in a pepper though I will grant I am a long time customer, it was only once, you can't see inside a pepper until it is cut, and their peppers are usually pretty good. However after seeing a little thing here and a little thing there...it starts to become disappointing. This is the icing on my cake. Why is there a bag of jerky that is OBVIOUSLY bad front and centre to be sold? It looks like the container is decently full and should have been noticed, but it is not. Please do better. You are better, right? This Costco location is at Edmonton 91 street.

For this occasion only I give a mediocre evaluation. The…read morereason is when I call I cannot connect directly to any person. It's all, press a number with the same messages. So the issue is, I have been trying to locate French Onion Soup in the freezer section for two months. It is a dynamite product. I looked it up on the Costco site and its advertised, cooking instructions and all.

As a customer of 26 years we have been purchasing equipment, butcher and trapping supplies from…read moreHalford's. But the experience with the service/repair dept. or in this case person was something else. After having been misled and purchased a part that didn't solve the issue with our machine, contacting the manufacturer ourselves to diagnose what was wrong with the machine (which should have been the job of the repair person - troubleshooting) we finally found out it to be the timer relay. Dropped off the machine to get fixed in August and not even 4 months later the same part needs replacing. After contacting Halfords and informing them that the machine is down again, it took 3 days to get a reply which included a statement that the part that had been installed might be faulty. As this is a machine that is in use daily we opted to buy a machine that was available to us immediately to continue our work. So today we were told we have to pay for the part and the shipping. When I questioned it and refused to pay I was schooled on "how warranty on electrical items work and as I bought a machine somewhere else, to go and let these people repair it". We have never been treated that way at Halford in the past. Maurice was always helpful and pleasant to deal with and always found a solution. Today's treatment was the opposite of customer service.

***CLOSED ON SATURDAYS***…read more I was referred here when I mentioned to a co-worker I was looking for a stand for my abalone shell. I had no idea what I was walking into. I found my stand and a ton of smudge sticks right near the front door. I didn't need any smudge sticks but I know where I will go when I need them next. When I went to pay for my purchase I was pleasantly surprised to see products from Mother Earth Essentials as I have only found them at the Royal Alberta Museum until today. I would give 5 stars but they are closed on Saturdays. I was told today by staff due to the owners religious beliefs that is their day of rest which is cool, I give them credit for their convictions.