Wholesale Stores in Orland Park, IL

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  1. 9915 W 159th St, Orland Park IL 60467

    3.9 Good 385 reviews

    “I love Costco! Great selection of bulk items that rotates often. If you see something you like, make sure you grab it on the first trip. Great prices on milk, bottled water and rotisserie chicken, which is delicious! Member discount on gas prices really helps, too, so gas up before you head home. Just be prepared upfront for a packed parking lot and long lines on the weekend.”

  2. 9915 West 159th Street, Orland Park IL 60467

    3 Average 47 reviews

    “Good prices on croissants and other bakery items, but the croissants can sometimes be overdone and a bit dry and at times they can get moldy fast. There are a lot in a package, and they need to be eaten pretty quickly, so they're best for large families.”

  3. 9915 W 159th St, Orland Park IL 60467

    3.1 Average 82 reviews

    “ALWAYS friendly staff and QUALITY, ORGANIC (unlike Sam's Club; giant-sized varieties of junk food) FOODS/PRODUCTS! Also, low-priced, TOP TIER gas! To top it off, I get a rebate check each year for $100-$150 more than the membership cost! WIN WIN!”

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  5. 9915 West 159th Street, Orland Park IL 60467

    2.8 Average 107 reviews

    “Love all the food there. Everyone is really nice. Best time to go is around noon Monday through Thursday, avoid weekends if possibile unless you go for the samples, then go hungry. Lol”

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