110 East 6th Avenue, Junction City OR 97448
“I can't say enough about this store, it is so big and well stocked, there is so many selections to make. We loved visiting this store! Employees are very friendly.”
2510 Willakenzie Rd, Eugene OR 97401
“I swear the only place you can get the carton of woppers. Their prices are so low for things I'd expect to be like 50 bucks. It's so easy to shoe them your membership card and shop. It's worth your money and time.”
2030 River Rd, Eugene OR 97404
“Has gluten-free bread, cookies, and crackers. I like it because it's a smaller store. It has most products that I want. Today, memorial Day, I picked up a bottle of organic ketchup!”
1040 Green Acres Rd, Eugene OR 97408
“I walked in hoping to print a photo to use as part of my son's costume. It was a last minute task, and I was in a hurry on a quick lunch break from work nearby so i was worried to even try this. The other associates in photo directed me to the machine, but once I got over these I was lost. Brian appeared and asked if I needed help. He stayed with me and guided me through trying to connect my phone and then helped me send it to the machine. He didn't get frustrated at glitches and did not leave my side until he knew it was actively printing. I sure appreciated his help, cheerfulness and follow through! A+ for Brian in the photo area there, please appreciate this great employee. I couldn't thank him enough! Instant print services are appreciated also!”
2828 Chad Dr, Eugene OR 97408
“I visited the Costco Optical Dept this morning to look for eyeglasses with my prescription in hand. It was pretty crowded, so did have a bit of a wait. However, it provided me the chance to find a pair of frames I liked. Tania assisted me and was very friendly and stellar in her help. She was also very knowledgeable and gave me honest feedback on the frames I selected. Because of my particular situation, I ended up with 2 pair. My main pair with transition lens for outdoors and a second pair, which were prescription sunglasses for driving. Both pair were bifocals. My insurance help pay for my main pair and I got the $50 discount on the second pair. Out the door for $230. Sweet deal. It's too bad more customer service people aren't like Tania. Costco has a gem with her. I just hope they appreciate what she brings to the table.”
1040 Green Acres Rd, Eugene OR 97408
“Easy to get in and out for essentials. There are pantry staples, snacks and beverages including milk, eggs, pop, crackers, chips, and beer. You can pick up your prescriptions at the pharmacy and over-the-counter meds like Tylenol. They have a good selection of kitchen, bathroom, hobby supplies as well. The store is big, but not a Super Walmart, so you’ll have to get fresh foods elsewhere. Plenty of parking. Bring your own bag or pay 5cents a bag.”
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