Wholesale Stores in Waterloo, IA

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  1. 210 E Tower Park Dr, Waterloo IA 50701

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Never was in a Sam's club before but I mean to tell you what absolutely amazing how much stuff is in here just like skids of everything tons and tons of drinks huge selection of snacks!.....”

  2. 210 E Tower Park Dr, Waterloo IA 50701

    3.8 Good 173 reviews

    “It’s a pretty decent Sam’s Club, it can be very packed on weekends so be prepared, yet I come here with friends for low cost gas, some bulk items, & their really good inexpensive pizza slice combo. Their price is just as good as an NYC price…yet not exactly the same flavor. The cafe needs ranch, salt, garlic, pepper & marinara for customers yet otherwise it’s good! Planing to get a membership now, as it’s worth it.”

  3. 210 E Tower Park Dr, Waterloo IA 50701

    3 Average 15 reviews

    “If we can’t make payments at customer service anymore can you have more than one checker? Line of 6 very full carts and I have to wait behind them to make a payment on my credit card? Since there was 1 family at customer service, can the 1 of the 2 people behind customer service go check out some people? This isn’t a one time thing This happens every time I’m there. You encourage the self check out but I can’t make a payment on my card there. It doesn’t even matter because the self checkouts get backed up too because people are waiting to be ID for alcohol.”

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