Costco Wholesale

"The employees at self- checkout were quite rude. One lady employee was yelling because we were supposed to follow an invisible line as there was no one waiting. Once we scan out the products we were asking ourselves if Mastercard would work here or it was a restriction exclusively on Puerto Rico. I thought, well I dont lose anything trying out. The system didnt allowed me and that's fine. What wasn't fine was the male employee that came to us complaining we were not members and rude to my partner. He made us show my card and then claimed that the owner of the card is the only one who can paid. Kept complaining until I passed my credit card. This event left me very dissapointed and thinking about it all the drive back to the house. I think that Costco company must pay attention to the customer service is this place. I gotta say that the stores in Puerto Rico the employees are very attentive and treat others kindly. My partner also claim that the locations on United States that she visited also has better customer service. It's very sad that a store that you love and enjoy to go gives you this experience while on vacation. You expect such a great experience as you find it always crowded and have visited other locations. I'm concerned as a client and a member."

"Living in a small one bedroom, we don't have much space for purchasing big bulk items, but it is always a good place to pick up roast chicken, milk, and eggs. They are cheaper than anywhere else, and we often do pick up other items that dont petish faster than we can consume. On this side of the island has the cheapest in the neighborhood. Sometimes, the lines are long, but they move pretty fast."

"I love to shop at Costco. It's very convenient for me. I love that they sell items in bulk its cheaper to buy my items in bulk. I love their fresh bakery and fresh meat department. I highly recommend."

"It was about what you expect from Costco with a few issues. Have visited on other occasions and would have given it five stars then. Today store was packed. Upon entering the door greeter didn't realize I was following my husband who showed membership. The experience felt uncomfortable. They also don't have cart wipes, even if you ask. I pay enough for membership that I think they can provide wipes. Same day Target, Walmart and two other local stores did. Store was very disorganized with several isles blocked. You couldn't find staff to help anywhere. Expect more at Costco. Curious about why this store changed so much. Even the pizza had issues today."

"We shop at Costco several times a month for our staples and also for seasonal foods and items we can only get from Costco at certain times of the year. If you have the storage space and enough people in your family to warrant bulk shopping then warehouse buying is usually the way to go. Most of the time Costco's every day prices are cheaper than even the sale prices at the markets and department stores. You can also purchase gasoline there at a huge savings over a gas station and they also have a tire department if you need new tires for your car. Costco also offers a Citibank rewards VISA credit card. You get between 1% to 4% rewards benefits that are paid to you in a check when your cycle ends. Depending on what you use the charge card for you can end up with a nice rewards check once a year that can be cashed or used to pay for your purchase at the register. Whatever leftover bonus money you don't spend is given back to you in cash. So if your bonus check is $400 and your bill is only $200 you get $200 in cash back. It's a great deal and my favorite part of having the rewards card. You can use the card anywhere VISA is accepted. Costco has a pharmacy where you can pick up your medications and you will find a little bit of just about everything in the stores. Most of it is food products but you can also get household items, appliances, automotive, hardware, electrical items, furniture, electronics, paper goods, cleaning items, over the counter pharmacy items, fresh flowers and orchids, freshly baked pies, cookies, breads, and pastries, cigarettes, liquor, ready made cooked foods such as a roasted chicken for around $5 and so much more."