Wholesale Stores in Ann Arbor, MI

“Costco Ann Arbor is a total mission, but it’s worth it. The parking lot is basically a competitive sport, and the weekend crowds are intense, so I try to go on a Tuesday night to keep my sanity. The staff is usually surprisingly fast at the checkout, which helps when the lines wrap around the warehouse.
Of course, the food is the real reward for surviving the aisles. That $1.50 hot dog is the ultimate win, and I never leave without a rotisserie chicken and a slice of pepperoni pizza. It’s greasy, chaotic, and loud, but it’s easily the most honest value you’ll find in town.”

“Gross Electric away comes through! Sue was extremely helpful in resolving a problem that I had with a lamp. Whether looking for a new product or resolving a problem with any type of lighting issue Gross is the best place to start. Thanks very much Sue.”

“Loved the food hated eating inside Costco. It was crowded. I didn't even get my drink because there was so many people waiting to get drinks. But the food is great and very good price. I got 2 all beef hotdogs and 2 drinks for 3.00. they were huge dogs too. Service was super fast too

Parking: Plenty of parking but also a lot I mean a lot of cars too but we found a spot pretty easy just had to walk alil to get in”

“Generally a good experience. The pharmacists doing vaccines are fantastic and really seem to care about preventative health.

And there is a ton of stuff behind the counter that is better priced than elsewhere (see photo)! Pseudoephedrine (the actually effective cold medicine) was literally 75% cheaper than at other pharmacies, last checked.”

“Initially I was weary of the low reviews; however, when taking our car to Costco Tires, Dean provided excellent customer service. He was not only kind, patient, and explained everything clearly to us but took the time to listen to us.

Despite being short staffed, I could tell that he was trying his best and even went out of his way to run back to the work area to double check and confirm various tire details to make sure we were getting the correct tires. I believe it was just him at the front and 2 others working on the tires before an Administrative Manager came to help with the line behind me.

You can tell that the tire shop folks are truly trying their best and seeing things from their shoes, I can imagine it to be quite exhausting trying to handle multiple customers while not having enough people to run the tire center. It seems that staffing is the main issue and I hope Costco's administrative team can help provide more recruitment efforts in this department.”