Wholesale Stores in Glen Allen, VA

“Friday, February 23, 2024@ 2:30 PM - crowded as usual. Great variety of fresh fruit. The bakery has all kinds of goodies. Shelves are full. Spring & summer outdoor items are now in stock. Some new items in the fresh made meal sections.”

“There is a system to follow and it is pretty easy. Also you will save money by coming to Costco. I paid less than a third what this other place has quoted me.My four tires failed at State Inspection, they charge over $3,200 for parts and labor. My husband and I came to the Costco Tire Center and thinking that we could drop my car off, it turned out that they do not take any cars over night any more. I paid less than $1,000 for top of the line Michelin tires. I was told that they will call me when the tires are in and I can drop my car off early in the morning. My tires arrived the next day. However, you need to bring your car in EARLY IN THE MORNING. They open at 8 AM, I got there at 8:10 AM and I was the 8th car. They only take 20 cars each day. You can also make an appointment, which will be in two weeks and I didn’t want to wait. By noon my tires were ready. As long as you follow the process, it is simple and will save you lots money.1. Pick out your tires, and pay2. Wait for their call to let you know that your tires are in3. Drop your car off when they are open”

“It's Costco what else can I say? They have a great selection of items. Prices are always good. Service is hit and miss. Except crowds every time you go but as an added plus you can get lunch for $1.50.”

“They just have the best deals!Got a good quality LG washer and dryer for a great deal with free delivery and installation. No other site or store had a comparable price with most if not all charging a fee for installation.The guys that delivered it were quick and did a excellent service. 10/10 would recommend it!”

“It's Costco what else can I say? They have a great selection of items. Prices are always good. Service is hit and miss. Except crowds every time you go but as an added plus you can get lunch for $1.50.”

“Wow. Reviewing Costco is like reviewing a country. Where do you start? Okay, there are three things I guess I should talk about. No, four. Gas, ready-to-eat food, the rest of the store, and online. No, five.... samples. So, gas. Most of the time it is cheaper than surrounding stations. Occasionally there is gas cheaper about 5 miles away on Broad St or even at Wawa on Staples Mill. But not often, and not for long. Clearly they have spotters, or they just copy Sam's club which always has the same price as Costco. The usual difference in gas price offsets maybe 30% of the annual membership price at Costco if you have two cars, once a week. Ready-to-eat. This would include the back line of rotisserie chicken, premade salads and roll ups and such, and front line food court staples like pizzas, slices, hot dogs, and whatever that big baked wrap looking thing is. Prices for the chicken and the hot foods are amazingly good. Quality of the pizza is average, and of the chicken is great. The hot dogs are a very nice snack, and they taste good which scares me a lot. Rest of the store. There are a lot of good deals to be had. I won't call them bargains, as you usually have to buy a lot to get that good deal. And I am always a little irritated about what they have decided to stop carrying in the stores (small nitrile gloves, anyone?) that force me onto the damned website. But if you need 15 cans of tuna or a year's supply of dietary fiber supplements (god help you) this is a great place to get your fix. Just make sure you have available freezer space for the chicky nugs or attic storage for all those paper towels. Samples. What clever bast ards these folks are. Yes, I eat the samples. Yes, I tend to go to Costco in the middle of the day when they have the MOST samples. And yes, though I am an educated (fat) man, I tend to buy at least one or three things they are sampling. Hence the need for the freezer space. Online. They suck. Hard to search, hard to figure out if they have something or not, hard to figure out if it is cheaper or even available in the store. Not customer friendly. And because they have moved so many things to website only that were previously available in the stores, this is especially irritating. This alone costs them a star. So Costco is 4 stars, maybe 3.5 TBH. But so much better than the S-club up the street. Oh, wait. Make that 7 things to rate them on. Great staff, AMPLE STAFFING, fast check out. But crappy parking and traffic control. Customers leaving the store are always in peril. And parking is a nightmare, period.”

“Just returned from Costco only to realize I forgot the Yogurt It was a fruitful trip. While the aisles were packed with snow scared moms and dads the staff handled it with ease. I had to steer my cart watching out for panicked shoppers hoping to get the last of ..... whatever they wanted. The masked staff dipped through the crowd replenishing, removing empty boxes and answering questions as if it was a mild day. The cashier lines, which I feared, were fast and trouble free. No one needed to sneak into tight gaps or apologize for their children that were holding places. Just quick an efficient. Now the parking lot is a whole different circle of hell. Between the low gas prices, the twisted labyrinthine of parking spots and the lack of clear pedestrian traffic flow it was hectic. People were driving their cars as carelessly as their grocery baskets. My trick is to park on the outside near the auto repair. There is a cart return, and no traffic. I can walk alongside the building instead of parting the Red Sea of SUVs. I will return next week to get my fresh, sushi grade fish for our Friday Night Date Dinner.”