Costco Wholesale

I went in to this warehouse store recently to pick up a few bulk items and ended up spending more time than planned. The layout is pretty straightforward, and most things were easy to find without having to ask for help. Prices felt fair, especially if you’re buying in larger quantities. The staff I interacted with were polite, not overly chatty but helpful when I needed to confirm an aisle location. Checkout moved at a decent pace even though it was a bit busy. The store was clean overall, though a couple aisles felt crowded with pallets. Nothing fancy here, but it does what it’s supposed to and works well for regular supply runs.

Costco is my favorite store in Omaha. There’s always something to grab to eat, and overall the store is just great. They have a huge selection — fresh vegetables, fruits, and the prices are very low compared to non-wholesale stores. And don’t even get me started on the clothes — the quality is amazing and the prices are super affordable. The only downside is that the membership card can only be registered to one person, and without that person I can’t go into the store. But overall, no complaints at all.

Costco is amazeballs! Several reasons, you should read up on how they price items and how well they treat their staff (you hear that Walmart?). Anyways…this is my local one, love it for all the reasons anyone would. Early mornings are best fyi. Tips…if you like rare whiskeys, there is a huge whiskey seen which I won’t get too deep into. But some whiskey nerds arrive rt at opening to see what new specials they have. Unsure if there are specific days/times of the month, but look into it if interested. If you see a special on an endcap, buy it before the weekend is done. I believe some special store sales end on Sundays. Oh, guys…bought this new flannel for $15…omg, it’s not just for looks. A tried and true thick winter flannel, for $15!?!? Best place for glasses…just so much. I’m a single guy and try to focus my meals around Costco, which is difficult, but worth the try to save some dough in the long run. Pro tip…if you have a family of 4 or plan on buying appliances, def look i to the executive membership!

I have been coming to this Costco for almost 18 years and I’m always amazed at how many people have worked the entire time I’ve been shopping there. My best deals that I get there at paper products, grapes, meat, supplements, staples like sugar, flour and spices, cloths on occasion, dairy products and dog food to list a few things. They have always treated me and my family well.

Everything went well until I got up to the cash register I guess now a days they don't like to count money don't go with PEG she just throws it on the table disrespectful human being that's literally your job never in my life have I been so upset with Costco members there always so greeting so friendly but she was the worst! Don't bring cash they don't like dealing with it anymore !!

Just purchased gas at the location near Boy’s Town. Their gas lanes are open (as in not cramped), there are 3 pumps in each lane, 4 lanes, easy maneuverability and access. Sure would love this at the Costco near Independence Center. That place can be a traffic nightmare.

If only 0 stars was possible. I've been coming here for the last 10-15 years growing up, and today as I tried to buy groceries for my parents (whose name the account is under), the account card was ripped out of my hands and I was not allowed to enter since I was not accompanied by the card holder. Their recommendation was to buy an entire Costco subscription for myself alone (I already have access to Costco through my family card w/ family present and gas anytime- this doesn't get me any more goods/services, it's just more money out of my pocket). This is never been an issue any other time I have been to this location. The catch-22 is that Costco is a bulk store- perfect for families. But since you can only have 2 names on any account, making the family-forward aspect of the store null and void. I have been to this location on a previous instance with my partner to get a membership for him. It took 2 full hours to purchase the most basic package they have, and the counter workers all-but refused to do anything but upsell him. On our way out that night, we saw another couple in our earlier situation. both of them had their heads in their hands in obvious boredom. TLDR; Costco thinks it can act more exclusive than luxury clubs for some reason. workers are rude.

Costco Wholesale has become one of my go-to stops for everything from groceries to electronics, and after visiting multiple locations, I can honestly say it lives up to the hype. Walking in, you're greeted by that familiar warehouse smell—freshly baked pizza from the food court mixed with the scent of bulk goods—and somehow, it’s comforting. What makes Costco stand out is the quality-to-price ratio. You're not just getting things in bulk; you're getting solid value. Whether it's a 2-pack of organic peanut butter or a 65-inch TV, I’ve consistently found that the prices beat most other retailers. And it’s not off-brand stuff either—they carry well-known names like Apple, Nike, and even luxury skincare brands, often at surprising discounts. The food selection is impressive. Their fresh produce is high quality, and the bakery is dangerously good (those muffins and croissants are basically a ritual now). The rotisserie chicken for under $5 is almost legendary at this point—always hot, well-seasoned, and ridiculously affordable. Service-wise, I’ve never had a bad experience. The employees are efficient and polite, even when the lines get long. Self-checkout has made things faster, and returns are straightforward and hassle-free, which is a huge plus when buying big-ticket items. Parking can be a pain during peak hours, and navigating the crowds on a Saturday afternoon is not for the faint of heart. But if you time it right—weekday mornings are ideal—it’s a breeze. All in all, Costco isn’t just a store—it’s an experience. If you have the space to store bulk goods and the discipline to avoid impulse buys (good luck), the membership more than pays for itself.

The dodge costco is my favorite to go to, I enjoy the executive member hours and how kind and friendly the staff are. Tom is always around in the food court and he is the sweetest worker ever. I would love if products could stay in the same area each week but other than that they always have a nice selection of alcohol, dog needs, and dry goods! I am an executive member and the 5% back on gas is the best value in the area by far. Along with the amount of product you get for the price, it's worth it to be a Costco member!

I love coming to Costco and my wife hates when I go with ! She doesn't understand that you don't go to Costco with a list because Costco speaks to you while you're there. I love to wonder each section and check out the random finds. We appreciate that they have a high quality dog food at a very good price that our dogs will eat! I appreciate the staff as they're always willing to help. Especially when the return line is long, they stay consistently friendly.

This is the Costco on the frontage road for Highway 6, which is also Dodge. Not knowing that can cause a bit of confusion in navigation. For those who read this without any knowledge of Costco, I urge you to review their website. It's a pay-to-play membership entrance. This Costco resembles every other Costco I've entered, in several states. Navigating inside will require familiarizing with the locations of the items you want. Once that's established, there are few changes of concern. The website details contents, should you wish to plan ahead. Parking is a large lot. Expect a bit of a walk unless you're early or fortunate. The staff deserve mention as they have always been very helpful and accommodating. This is a quality that adds to the discounted items. They have a wide selection of products, from TVs to food, with a drug store as well. One can buy tires there, sheds, clothing... check the website. Do note that you'll likely need a couple of shopping trips to justify the membership cost. If you have a large household full of people, the value is easily achieved. Checkout will be a longer wait at peak hours. We definitely will return.

Love this place. Great selection of food snacks and people. The service is great very helpful. Lots of food snack home goods. And the value of you buy bulk. The only thing is when you go to the food court. There's a guy there that has a bad attitude. But other then that everything is good

Costco always has such a wide variety of items to try or just to keep in your pantry. I appreciate that there are so many different options if products offered at different price points to make sure you're within your budget. There are times where it can feel overwhelming within the Costco environment but that's nothing Costco can control, it's mainly the amount of people within Costco. The workers do a wonderful job making sure the shelves stay stocked and customers are able to check out in a reasonable amount of time with minimal waiting!!

This is a favorite family spot and such a cheap date night with pretty good pizza and hot dogs. Love the rotating seasonal options and prepared food. Sometimes the parking lot can be crazy and the gas line might not be worth waiting.

Selection and service is good. We're able to find almost everything in this outlet. It would be great if they have more seafood selections and pork ribs cut in smaller sizes but it's good nonetheless. It's our weekly grocery spot.

Let's face it... we all walk in with a cart, with the idea of only getting a rotisserie chicken... yet we end up with a cart full of stuff we never knew we needed and never intended to get. What's not to love? Get your strawberries , pork loin, garden hose, and new dishes while the bakers are making your cake and your $1.50 hotdogs is being ordered. What more do you need? Maybe a tire or two! Best of all, is if there is something you buy and it doesn't "taste just right" or just doesn't work out for you, you can return that item without any hassle. I like the fact that they have also started checking people's Costco cards at the check out, to ensure that it truly is a member using the membership. Sadly I do have one complaint about this Costco location, and I'm sorry to say I've heard the same complaint over and over by customers standing next to me. Remember I mentioned the chicken we all originally went in for? Well my complaint ( and others ) seem to get the same guy putting out the chicken and he tends to take his time doing so and tries to control how many he will put out at a time. I've heard comments from people asking "what's his deal?" or "does he think he needs to control the chicken output?" Worst of all I heard one patron call him " the chicken nazi". Now he seems to get those chickens out all at one time when he has management hanging about , but other than that, it's a bit of a downer when we see him dealing out the chicken. I know it's petty, I get that! But I came in for just a chicken and ended up getting a set of tires! Still giving 5 stars!

Horrible!!! Without any doubt the worst Costco experience my wife and I ever had. Left your location feeling very upset.

They won't let you get a basic membership without first keeping you hostage at the membership desk while using extreme high pressure tactics to buy a more expensive membership. when I finally convinced the membership sales woman that I could not afford nor was I interested in anything more that a basic membership, she became rude. Then I was told at the checkout that my full cart if groceries had sat there too long and had been returned to stock even though I was promised my cart would be held at checkout until I had my membership card. Cancelled membership same day and then am back old I have to wait a week to get my money back. This place is a scam

The corporate atmosphere makes me not want to renew my membership. I don't like having to check in for the food court, I don't care if people other than owners of memberships were using them.

Friendly staff, great customer service. On pricing, some things are well priced versus other stores (rotisserie chicken, gas, special items, etc), whereas others (when I shop at Aldi) like fruit/veg are not really great prices. I likely couldn't do all my shopping at Costco for budget purposes but I love going and getting select items and trying out some of their new products.

I've never had a bad experience here. I snagged a Costco membership when I was a freshman in college and split the membership with my parents. The gas is a little cheaper, and if you know what to look for you're going to get a good deal! Anything Kirkland is probably going to be cheaper and also pretty good quality! It's a great place to buy toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies and bulk frozen foods. On the edges of the aisles there is usually discounted foods and those are usually where you're going to save the most money and get your money back on your membership.. if you're buying for a single person, I'm not sure if it's worth it but if you're buying for a household you will get most of your money back and probably save money if you get the right products! I didn't learn until several years in that they will fill up your tires for you and that has definitely been a nice extra to not having to get out - especially during the colder months.

If buy tires at Costoco do not expect them to service them. I bought a set of Michelin tires a year ago. I've had two flat tires at two different times and cannot get them serviced at Costco. They claim to service the tires they sell, however, they do not take appointments for service - only for sales. There is no lockbox so you cannot drop your car off. There is no courtesy service available. hey will not even guarantee when/if they will look at your car. This has happened twice to me already. Sorry I didn't go elsewhere.

Horrible costumer service. In the self check out line with some friends and we repeatedly got asked very intrusive questions regarding our age and the legitimacy of our Costco membership. Very strange. Believe the staff member name was Flax? Anyways, do better Costco!!!!!!!!

Costco does everything in their power to not support tire warranty claims. I had 2 tire places both tell me that my tires are covered under warranty and Costco declines. Their tire center sucks! Don't come here

Best Costco I have been to- and I've been to a lot of them. Today, we were dreading the crowds since it's Sunday. Sure enough, the parking lot was completely full. We expected to spend at least 30 minutes in line to check out- we only waited 5 minutes. During both of our visits here, supervisors were very visible, and all workers looked engaged and busy. COVID precautions also actively enforced. BRAVO to this Costco!

I visit this store at least once a month. Unless you go early or late, parking is an issue at this location. Employees are very helpful and friendly the majority of the time. The variety and offerings are very good and once in a while, you will find a few customers who aren't courteous by taking up valuable space in the aisle or moving slowly and not allowing others to pass towards the exits. The snack bar is efficient and the store is clean and well kept.

employees arnt helpful to disabled. very rude and full of attitude Will never go back to any stored

I haven't been to Costco in over a year. Once Vivid hit and people were swarming this place for toilet paper, I lost interest. Besides, with no samples, the fun was gone. But here I am, getting used to the new normal we are all finding. Yeah, masks are required. Yeah, there's no seating at the cafe. But it's all okay. It's good to be back and experience a bit of life BC (before Covid).

After shopping here for 6 years, I got nastily scolded for not putting my single layer, bar-code up groceries on the conveyor belt. Evidently if you have more than 5 items they must go on the belt, and I had slightly more than that. I thought the whole idea of Covid is to have as little personal contact as possible. Heaven forbid that the two employees (besides the checker) could have helped me do that while explaining The Rules. Or maybe I don't show my 70 years of arthritis pain, and I shouldn't have been there during senior hours. Why don't they get removable wands so I can so self checkout with a case of pop in the cart? Or better yet, checkout with smart phone like Sam's Club? Then I wouldn't have to deal with these people who think I should be honored to shop at Costco. Meanwhile, I'll go back to Sam's for awhile. While Sam's employees may not always be as friendly, I've never be scolded in 20 years of shopping there. And don't bother looking on their app for "The Rules". They aren't there.

Costco is the place to get most of what you need. Want a massive bag of chips that never ends? Check. Want the best store bought pumpkin pie EVER? Double check! For the most part, Costco has what I want, in quantities that are more affordable than many other supermarkets offer. Seriously, who sells a pumpkin pie that big for $6? Costco does and it is fantastic! I've been shopping at Costco in general since my parents took us as kids when they went shopping. I eventually got my own membership and began doing my own shopping, because who doesn't want their own card? Anyway, for the best shopping experience, go in the afternoon on a weekday around 2pm if you can for the best shopping experience, your nerves will thank you for it. PS: their gas prices are almost always better than most every other gas station. I use the Gas Buddy app to help me compare.

Lots of selection for different products. I must say that buying supplements and meats here probably are the greatest deals. Their gas price is also a plus since it is cheaper than other gas stations. Tip: come here during weekdays, avoid the weekend because it would be chaotic.

Great place to get a good deal on everything from food & spirits to vitamins, accessories and more! The annual dues vary from $60 for a basic membership to $120 for an executive membership (get 4% cash back on gas.. cheapest in town for sure!). Overall dues aren't that much for getting your pick of the best prices around at a quantity or size that is plenty to feed most, including a really hungry couple. Gas prices are generally at least 10 cents below the average for stations around town and with the 4% cash back on an executive membership then you're definitely getting your money's worth with the higher up membership.

This Costco is busy and keeps the products stocked even in a pandemic. Because of its size the staff has to get creative so if you can't find something just ask, they are always happy to help!! Also if you see samples take them, due to Covid you could score a whole beef stick, fig bar or cookie bags. Best deals on alcohol too.

Good ol Costco. Here's a secret, the Costco in Papillon is no where near as busy as this one. This is like any other Costco across the nation. You know what to expect from Costco. Long linesbthat move fairly quick on weekends and pretty good prices on bulk. With a family of 6, Costco is a must for us. My complaint won't be the lines or the crowds. It's the dang produce and recently the muffins. If you buy fruit here, it needs to be eaten within 2/3 days, otherwise in my experience, it almost always starts to mold or go bad. Without fail. The bulk big muffin packs have been the same recently. No joke, twice in a month. I bought a pack and the kids didn't eat them right away. Once it was less than 4 days before they broke into them. The other was the day after I bought them. Same thing. My kid (12) literally said "Dad, this doesn't taste right". Being the amazing parent that I am I replied with "Quit complaining and eat the muffin. It's a muffin that tastes like a muffin". This was followed by another bite and the kid spitting the bite in the trash and saying "Dad, I really can't eat this, it's gross". I annoyingly take a bite, spit it out myself and look closely. Yup. It's bad, there's mold. Now I scrape my tongue under the sink and my kid laughs and says "I told you so". Yeah. He did and yeah we both didn't think mold would be on them the day after we bought them. The return policy here is second to none. 4 1/2 stars. But I can't give half stars so it always rounds down.

not good. we were at the checkout paying for our sukhi mango chicken that we were ecstatic to try out when linda and kevin came up to us and told us we were not allowed to pay for the food. another women offered to pay for our groceries, but kevin denied her right to pay for food- a basic human necessity. whatever. at least we got the free costco samples.

The thing that amazes me about Costco is that these folks know how to move a line. Last time I looked out at a sea of people checking out in front of me and I was still out in about 5 mins. I appreciate the efficiency. I agree with other shoppers that their seafood section is amazing. Their bakery is good too. The famed pumpkin pie can't be beat. The chocolate cake is decadent. My son loves going into their cold room to pick out fruit. Then of course there are the samples, especially is you come around noon or on the weekend. Overall, shopping at Costco is always fun.

What not to love about Costco? Industrial sized toilet paper packages, unique home decor items, $6.99 Prosecco? I've been a Costco member for years because of their family friendly products and unique and often healthy food options big enough to feed a family of 5. I also love that they have affordable yet super style and comfortable clothing, again for babies - my husband. The staff is some of the friendliest you can find in a truly "Big Box" store. Their customer service station is very helpful when a misplaced membership cards need replacing and their photo center is high quality for 1/4 of the cost at other printers. If you are a parent the diapers alone are worth the membership price. It's truly a new experience with new find everytime you shop there.

Some great employees, some great products. Unfortunately, some unfriendly and belligerent employees who start confrontations with customers. When I called in to calmly let management know, the management both confirmed she was incorrect in her citation of store policy -and- implied that I was a liar. Haven't had these problems at the Giles store. Although I don't intend to keep my membership anyway after this, if someone wanted to pick a store that does a decent job, my experience would be avoid Dodge. Go to Harrison. It's also usually less busy there.

The best in the business easily. The other reviewers mostly nailed it but I'll throw on new stuff to keep us recent - self checkout kiosks for food court orders, self checkout in general. New return policy, MUST have ORIGINAL receipt with purchase; I know it's not fun but if you buy something expensive just tape it on the back easy peasy. I've also seen some confusion about alcohol purchases - purchaser must be 21 and in possession of the membership used for purchase. It's not even a Costco thing it's a liquor license law thing ‍. Last things last if you need to pay with credit it's gonna have to be Visa (highly recommended the Costco Citi Visa for 1-tap gas, 4% back on gas, 3% back on restaurants/hotels, 2% back @ Costco warehouses, and 1% elsewhere. PLUS the membership is printed on the back of your CC so checking out is a one card ordeal; the cashiers love it. App support is phenomenal.) I work there and am proud of the face we put on for our members. You'll notice 1 star review trends mentioning workers not letting members break rules or funnier yet griping at them to move faster. Between that and the parking complaints I would argue that we're suffering from success. My best advice for a smooth journey is as follows: 1) If you can, SHOP WEEKDAYS. 2) Every day of the week, move like a New Yorker: walk where you're going quickly, and do not start an aisle wide conversation with your church friend - save it for the potluck! If you're in the main isle taking your time, someone IS behind you wishing they could pass. 3) Asking for help can be embarrassing, but it's never as embarrassing as meandering and gawking at our unfortunate lack of signage. Ask for help! 4) If advice isn't adding up, ask for help again! Some of my coworkers are stupid! 5) If you don't have reusable grocery bags despite it being 2022 and it's a busy busy day, you're also allowed to grab almost-empty boxes from the shelves - we will not get jealous, just be considerate. 6) Costco Citi Visa Card. 7) Costco App for Digital Membership Card. 8)* IF you buy our gasoline at a typically ~20¢ lower markup than surrounding stations, please pull in as much as possible when you see room - the gas line will reach to the other side of your car, don't sweat the "wrong" lane. Those who worry about shopping with 1000 other members simultaneously will be glad to hear a secondary far west Costco location is being scouted to alleviate the somewhat extreme Dodge location demand.

I usually love this store I go here once a week today while checking out I had a girl that was so rude to me that I seriously was floored! I can't remember her name I was so upset!! mid 40s girl maybe Stacy or Julie ... but I cannot believe how I was talked to today!!!! Hands down worst costumer Service!!! I hope she honestly gets fired! She clearly does not want her job!

Pizza, hotdogs, cheap bottled water, yummy alcohol, friendly service . It's amazon really

This place is always crazy busy. Great deals draw the people in. Lots of good healthy choices. I'd give five stars but really nothing healthy to eat in their cafe.

It was my first time going there today. I will never go there again. A stressed out employee yelled at me. And then while I was standing there waiting for my mom he continued to stare directly at me. I said what are you staring and then he said I work here I can stare at whatever I want.

I've been a member of Costco since it was called Price Club. I was disappointed when I first moved to Omaha to find that there was no Costco here, and then extremely pleased when this store opened. Costco usually has excellent prices, however their selection tends to be extremely limited. Their stock also tends to be rather fickle, a product they carry one week may suddenly disappear and never show up again. While their prices are USUALLY lower than supermarkets, Costco does not accept coupons (other than their own) and does not often have sales, so some products are actually cheaper elsewhere if you shop around or clip coupons. Their bakery goods and meat have always been fresh, but their produce can be wildly variable. Sometimes it's great, sometimes it's awful. I've purchased bags of salad that stayed green for over a week, then a short time later seen bags in the store that were already turning brown. They have a gas station out front which is usually one of the cheapest in town (though HyVee and Super Saver often have cheaper gas IF you have coupons). This particular location has a pharmacy which will special order pretty much anything if they don't have it in stock, a 1 hour photo department (actually about 20 minutes for digital prints), a bakery, optical department, hearing aids, a tire center with excellent prices and the ubiquitous food court featuring a hot dog and soda with unlimited refills for $1.50. Membership is required to shop at Costco, which costs about $50 a year for a standard or business account, or $100 for an "Executive" membership which gets you a 2% rebate check once a year on all Costco purchases (except gas). The Executive membership pays for itself if you spend at least $2500 a year at Costco. They also offer an American Express card which gets you an annual rebate of 3% on gasoline (4% for business accounts), 3% on restaurants, 2% on travel and 1% on everything else, and no annual fee as long as you maintain a Costco membership. Costco does NOT accept Discover, MasterCard or Visa. They only accept American Express, PIN-based debit cards, cash and checks. Checks are only accepted from the membership holder. Purchases made with a Costco Cash Card do not require a membership, however only members can purchase these cards. Costco has the best return policy of any store. You can return any item for any reason at ANY TIME for a full refund. Changed your mind about that book, take it back. The color of that sofa doesn't match your drapes, take it back. Allergic to those muffins, take them back. The exception is televisions, projectors, computers, cameras, camcorders, MP3 players and cellphones, which can only be returned within 90 days.

okay, so I've always been a fan of Costco. Ever since they opened in Hawai'i and in my hometown, my family and I have been very loyal customers to Costco. So when I moved up here to NE I knew I would be able to get my favorite things from Costco here. They don't have everything that the one in Hawai'i has, but they do have a lot. I love getting lost in the store and looking at all the good deals here. I like that they have the kirkland brand items here, they're pretty similar to the name brand products, and they deliver quality too! Another great thing about this costco, is that they have the gas station. My boyfriend and I come here every two week so to fill up, and being able to save several coins on gas helps in this tough economy! The tough thing about cstco is that they only accept cash, checks, or their own credit card, BUT if you go through their self checkout you are allowed to use your debit card. This is a great feature in my opinion. The weekends are pretty busy, but the lines go by quickly enough. Customer service is pretty good. My boyfriends sister ordered her flowers here for her bridesmaids bouquets, and the employees were so helpful when we came to pick them up. Costco is definitely my go to place to must needs for the house, toilet paper, soy milk, snacks, veggies, and fruit. I may be far from home, but having a Costco here to get what I need, I'm ALL good!

I'm amazed I haven't reviewed this yet! Any who.. I adore Costco, I think of it as Sam's Club's less ghetto older brother. The memberships are $55 a year for a normal membership or $110 for the executive, which gives you 2% back on purchases (or better if you get the credit card). This means you have to spend at least $2750 in 12 months or about $230 a month there to make it worth your money. If you don't, they will refund it so you have nothing to lose trying it out. Otherwise you get a voucher that is like in store credit and it can be really worth your money. I buy organic whenever I can and we are blessed that our Costco has lots of organic options. Meats, dairy, cheese, produce, canned goods, staples, breads, etc all organic options. I haven't seen a Costco (or Sam's Club) with more organic options than ours. I also like their pet selection and home goods. Their paper towels are great, better than most name brand and their grain free (orange bag) cat food is my furry friend's favorite. It helps them with their tummy issues and it's only $20 for a huge bag. Price wise, I compare it to Walmart or Aldi's and often it's about the same or cheaper. Some things are more expensive, like diapers and wipes for exaple so do your research. However to their credit, Costco diapers are AWESOME, I used them for all of my foster children and never had an issue with rashes or leaking, they fit great. Parking can be a pain in the butt depending on when you go, but exercise is good for you. The gas is usually cheaper than anywhere else in town. I can't testify for the tires department, but when I priced around they were middle of the road in terms of price. What is my favorite thing at Costco besides free samples on a Saturday afternoon? Their return policy. Let's say I buy a waffle maker and 2 years later it breaks and I don't have a receipt, manual, or a box to save my life. Am I screwed? Nope I can return it to Costco, they will look up the receipt and give me my money back. This was a real thing that I did, I only wish they still sold that brand. What if you buy a membership and then 10 months later decide it wasn't worth it? No problem, they'll give you ALL your money back. Trust me when I say (having tried this) Sams won't do that. Oh and did we mention $1.50 hot dogs or brats. I only wish they still had the polish sausages and those 900 calorie almond ice cream bars. Yes folks, I love Costco and if I still had a car, I would do pretty much all my shopping there, but as it stands we make it a family thing and go once a month.

Big fan of Costco! The staff is always friendly and I always find plenty of good stuff. We lived in Lincoln, NE for awhile and all we had was Sam's Club. No vegan frozen items there aside from just straight frozen fruits and veggies. The last couple trips to Costco we brought home this amazing steamable quinoa and kale. Makes a wonderful quick and easy side dish. They always seem to have a different vegan burger option each time I shop there. They carry vegan soups and sides, too. Every so often Costco stops carrying something I adore (most recently, Nature's Bakery Fig Bars). A couple other comments: I love checking out the wine selection! Once we left there with a 6 foot cat tree.

I just want to add- their flower selection is super affordable and on point. Bakers dozen roses $19.99 long stem and gorgeous.

I don't have a Costco membership but after visiting there for the first time last week with my sister, I wish I did! I've had a Sam's Club membership in the past but didn't use it enough to justify the expense. I've heard from just about everyone who has shopped at both that Costco was so much better and now I can see why. Upon entry, it reminded me a lot of Sam's but they offered so much more. I really like the fresh produce cooler room and walked away with a large fruit tray for $9.99 that would easily sell for $15-20 at the regular grocery store. I also got a giant bag of Babybel cheese for a fraction of the regular price. The guacamole, hummus and other dips are fantastic! The samples were delicious and made you want to buy everything you tried. It's probably a good thing I don't have a membership - I'd go broke!

No standard for employee behavior or expectation of respect. Costco, why does an employee think it's okay to approach my Korean friend and tell her that she's "only in this country because of the American dream"? Is this the bar you have set for your workers?

We love Costco. There business plan is to buy and sell in bulk and sell it for the lowest cost they can and then make up for it in there memberships! And it works, I think it is busy every time I go to Costco. Defiantly recommend it to any family with kids... you don't have to go to the store every week like you might going to a regular grocery store.

Truth be told, ive never been to any Costco until I moved to Midwest. It's like a big warehouse where you come in to buy bulk items. I feel that it's same as BJ but maybe bigger. I've been here twice and forgot to check in my second time but, I still love looking around and walking around to get free samples. On Saturday, it's the busiest day of the week. Everyone comes here! I love it! I've never seen much Omaha people in diverse but this place brings everyone! I love everything about this place. From food to clothes and to electronics and to the health department. Great place to buy bulk items and store up before winter comes!

Blatant consumerism on parade, Costco lives the old adage, "Go Big or Go Home." If you're wanting to buy in bulk, this is definitely the place for you. Though they also have deals on random stuff like patio sets, televisions, watches, jewelry, clothing, etc. They'll let you come in and browse around without a membership, which I still don't have. I'm working on building a support network of friends and family to utilize for Costco visits. Because even though they have lots of options, there aren't lots of things here I use enough to warrant the quantity... except for yogurt and their extensive wine/beer section. They do have some organic, naturally raised options, but you really have to search to find them and consequently run the risk of being distracted by the other flashy packages and free samples.

"Pedro" was rude and abrupt as my cashier when I went to check out. I can appreciate a dry sense of humor- even sarcasm, but this employee was outright hateful, rude and a poor representation for Costco. He clearly hates his job. He has absolutely ZERO business working with the public. Costco: please address this person. He has made me not want to ever step foot in to your store ever again.

Where did the PRIME cuts go, I haven't seen any for weeks! I was reduced to buying $50 with of choice cuts and they should have been select. Extremely tough, chewy and tasteless! I will not buy any more beef until the prime is back, I hope this has nothing to do with the export ban being lifted.

Love Costco! And I love that they had the courage to require face masks during a pandemic. As far as I know, they are the ONLY store to enforce this, and I am thankful they do! I will be a customer for life!

I don't know how much I actually save with the decent prices, but membership fee. We come here about once a month, and the liquor and produce are really nice. We were members os Sams club for a bit, but Costco has a much better organic section.