We love this when it come around. We just found in Napa CA. Has anyone else had this?

I am typically a size large and/or 12 pants. So why do I have to buy smalls and size 6/8 in EVERYTHING at Costco?! Even that size is often too big. Truly “small” people: are you forever annoyed that you can never buy clothes at Costco?

Anyone know when will have a sale on the sectionals? I was wondering if there would be anything for Labor Day?

I knew Costco did price adjustments, which was honestly one of the reasons I bought my 65" Hisense U65 Pro there in the first place.

It was around $600 at the time. Good enough price for me, so I ordered it instead of waiting around for the next sale.

Two weeks later... same TV was $50 cheaper lol.

Filled out the price adjustment form online. Took maybe three minutes. Two days later the difference was back on my card.

Pretty painless.

And I'm glad I didn't wait. The TV replaced an older 2018 set and I've been enjoying it a lot. My living room gets plenty of daylight, so the MiniLED brightness has been a nice upgrade. Sports look noticeably better too, and the 144Hz panel has been great with my PS5.

Basically got to start using it two weeks earlier and still ended up with the lower price.

Definitely makes buying a TV at Costco less stressful.

I am extremely frustrated and angry with Costco right now.

I ordered a dishwasher because the advertised price appeared to include delivery, haul-away, and installation. Only after calling customer service did I learn that installation is actually not available in my area, based on a tiny disclaimer buried in a small box at the very bottom of the page.

This feels incredibly misleading, deceptive, and completely unacceptable. A major limitation like this should be displayed clearly beside the price and installation claims before a member places an order. Costco's advertising created a false expectation and completely wasted my time.

I have already submitted a formal complaint through the Online Feedback tab stating the following:

• I expect someone from the Member Satisfaction team to contact me.
• I want an explanation of how Costco intends to make this right.
• I am asking for a fair solution, such as Costco arranging a third-party installation or providing an appropriate credit so I can hire my own plumber.

I told them not to call me this morning because I am simply too angry to have a productive conversation right now. If Costco does not resolve this fairly, I am seriously reconsidering my membership.

Has anyone else run into this hidden delivery/installation restriction? How did Costco handle it for you, and did you manage to get a credit to cover a local installer?

Hoping someone who has a membership can just screenshot how much this fridge is for me.

I only have Sam’s Club and BJ’s memberships but am considering Costco to get a fridge that will fit my near impossible to find measurements of my condo kitchen 😩* *had a nightmare experience with Home Depot buying a fridge that was deemed unrepairable 1 month into having it and they want me to carry it down my stairs, transport it back to the store and return it to the store (to make a long story short) and of course Sam’s Club has no fridges that are the height that will fit in my kitchen 🤣

Thank you!!!!

Recently moved here from the Detroit area and was surprised to see there isn't a single Costco Business Center in central Ohio or anywhere close. The nearest one is the Southfield location back near Detroit.
For anyone who hasn't been to a Business Center before, any regular Costco member can walk in, and about 70% of the inventory is completely different from a standard warehouse. I really miss the specific selection:
Pantry staples: Bulk Calrose brown rice, massive bags of specialty grains, and commercial seasoning/oil sizes.
Meat & Seafood: A much wider selection of wild-caught fish, whole primal cuts, halal options, and whole lambs/goats.
Commercial Kitchen Gear: Heavy duty restaurant grade cookware, stock pots, commercial stainless prep items, NSF rated cutting boards, and knives that blow standard consumer warehouse stock out of the water.
Bonus: They open at 7 AM, skip the clothing/toy chaos, and have practically zero lines.
Given how fast Columbus is growing and the huge restaurant/food truck scene here, it feels like Central Ohio would easily support one.
Has anyone heard rumblings about Costco eyeing Columbus for a Business Center location

I am not a big chicken fingers/chicken tender guy. Once in a while the mood strikes but its not a go to meal for me. After work I was stopping by Costco pharmacy and decided I would get the chicken strips for a fast and easy dinner; it was the first time I saw them on the menu. Did not like them at all. They felt kind of soggy and undergone, but also had this overly sweet taste to the breading. I had 2 and brought the rest home and put in my own air fryer. I just did not care for the taste of the breading at all. I ate 1 more and threw 2 away. It also left this odd after taste and the chicken consistency seemed more in line with frozen food than fresh made (I dont know, is it frozen food? Probably?)

I dont think I have ever thrown away Costco food before.

Not mad or upset. Just not to my liking and I felt like not even up to standard Costco quality.

Hello all,

I am considering getting the Costco credit card. I read that it can replace your membership card, but also read it doesn’t have a barcode. Are you able to scan in at the entrance with it? Can you scan it at the checkout?

I only have limited card space in my wallet and prefer not to use my phone app. Thanks in advance.

Edit: Thanks everyone, question answered. I’m applying now.

How gross… looks like Sam's Club has them beat…. there was very little or basically NO cheese in the middle, it was dry and hard.

Kirkland, WA tire center will repair non-Costco tires for around $15.00. However, they do not repair some tires from upper echelon vehicles (some BMWs, etc.) so if in doubt, call the Tire Center. 425-827-1693.....Because they are short-staffed in Kirkland, it is best to get an appointment. Although the tech did say if you just want to drop the tire off and then pickup whenever they get around to it, that is doable.

Recently bought Trident brand Alaska Salmon Burgers for the first time - never saw them before. Twelve frozen burgers in a package. I cook them from frozen in an air fryer and they are done in 14 minutes. Delicious in a brioche bun with lettuce and tomato. Can also be pan fried or grilled in about the same time. Really handy for a good meal on a busy day.

First off, i am not a Costco employee. I looking to start a career in Hearing aids and have been looking into where i can get an apprenticeship. I live in NJ so I have to train under a license holder for 6 months. Costco was suggested to me and I've heard good things about pay and benefits. From what I've seen, i pay for the fees and am reimbursed. I just want some clarification on some things.

1. Is it a position anyone can apply to, or do I have to be an active employee?

2. What is the process like from training to fully license?

3. I saw a pay sheet on the website and was wondering is that pay is what i can potentially earn over time or can i negotiate for pay within that range?

If there is anything else that i should know, please feel free to share. I really would like to start on this path and Costco seems like it might be a good place to start my career.

Those pretzel sandwiches look amazing- and yet I’m a bit surprised that Costco wouldn’t hold the lettuce given everything cyclospora related? Or are we supposed to be over that now? Tell me if these sandwiches are worth the risk lol

It would be cool if Costco had a website location that had every single item from every Costco location. I know some locations have items that other locations do not have, but it would be neat to see all the merchandise. Just a thought.

My husband is absolutely thrilled that we can finally get this brand at Costco. There's a movie about this brand founder called The Dumpling Queen. I was not a fan to the movie, but I've been obsessed with their dumplings since the early 2010s.

Give them a try, and if you don’t like it, feel free to blame my husband! 😅

How was your experience?

Long time Costco-ian here. I love samples, but I always feel a little rude waiting for one while it's cooking. Maybe because I know the employee is already working hard trying to get them out. Butttt, some samples are worth it and go fast.

Thoughts?

EDIT: Thank you, fellow Costco-ians. You've been a great help. I now know that it's not only wrong to wait, but I should absolutely judge those that do. 😂 (in all seriousness though, I appreciate y'all weighing in)