“Not alot to say its costco lol if you been to one you been to all from my experience staff was friendly it is in a new development so traffic and roads are sorta a mess at the moment but seems like alot of good stuff coming so this will be a good costco to hit up on the regular for me”
“Update 2: this Costco is still well stocked and the employees are still competent and helpful. However, despite leaving feedback a couple times over the years, there still isn't a usable diaper changing area in the store. I don't know if the men's restroom has a better option, but the women's restroom diaper changing area is useless for two reasons: it's located exactly where everybody lines up to use the toilets, meaning you have dozens of people surrounding you and passing you. Also, it's located directly next to the high powered hand dryers which are dangerous for both decibels and sanitary reasons. I took a picture today when it wasn't busy so that you can see.. but visualize this on a day when everybody's not at the super bowl. It's pretty horrid. Update: Mike, a manager, was so friendly with my autistic son while I was checking out. 100 stars for bring a genuinely nice person and many thanks from Danny's mom (me)! Your attitude affects the whole store and we appreciate it. It's a Costco! They usually have everything in stock, they are highly efficient, and this location is always well staffed. It is near impossible to get help finding things while walking aisles and the occasional sales pressure is unpleasant, but it's worth it to access the rotisserie chicken and other favorites. Photo is of Mike being awesome.”
Sam's Club, the Walmart-owned warehouse retailer, announced it's launching pizza delivery nationwide, bringing its popular $8.98 Member's Mark 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza straight to customers' doorsteps. By the end of May, all Sam's Club members can order the oversized pies for express delivery through the retailer's app or website.
Amazon is launching a new private label brand called Amazon Saver, offering groceries and household staples at bargain prices. Most items will be priced at under $5, putting Amazon in direct competition with low-cost rivals like Aldi, Walmart, and Target.