Costco

A long piece of hot meat for $ 1.50 includes a cool drink. I would recommend the polish dog over the hit dog. Try to get here before 12 noon. It will save you time and the polish digs will still be in stock before the next batch.

Since relocating to Houston, we are so excited with Costco expanding. We tried Bunker Hill, this location, Katy, and Sugar Land. Lots of great products and service.

This Costco is huge and a little overwhelming if you aren’t used to it. I live close by, so this is the location that I frequent the most. I think that the number one thing that I love most about Costco is the gas. It is SOOOO cheap! I think that Costco has a lot of other great things to offer, but with it being so big, I haven’t discovered it yet. I usually try to get in and get out. Sometimes I feel like they have more of their brands than other brands. With Sams Club, I felt like they carried an equal mix of all brands. I have a years membership so I will definitely keep shopping.

Buyer beware, my friend purchased furniture online from
, she now lives in Katy Texas, they delivered the wrong furniture then, she had to deal with a delivery service called Ceva, they scheduled a pickup then changed the time they were scheduled to be at her home, then Ceva driver got nasty when Lucy would not work with their schedule because she had to have me to the airport for a flight, the bed smelled like formaldehyde when they delivered it, the frame was not even close to what was ordered and pieces of the set Ceva lost. Total bad experiences dealing with
and their delivery company

High quality products, good price, and the BEST customer service!
Highly recommend!

I received a free membership here because my firm has the business kind of membership and abracadabra, suddenly I get to buy things in bulk too so I can keep up with the Joneses over yonder. Don’t fear, just consume to uphold the economy?
Besides the film Idiocracy I did not have any experience with a Costco before this free membership thing fell into lap. There are a ton of Negative Nancy negatives about shopping here, but I do like buying Dr Pepper 36 at a time for $ 7.50, fam.
The parking lot is a very busy, huge, mess. The soccer moms are blowing through the stop signs and cutting people off waiting for parking spots even with blinkers on. You take your life into your hands walking through the parking lot to get in the store, but you are slightly better protected coming out since you have the big huge shopping cart to absorb some of the impact when some white lady (let’s imagine her name is, I don’t know, Muffy) is texting while driving, not paying attention, and has probably just had a few glasses of white wine at Tiny Boxwood around the corner to take the edge off.
The check in process is relatively simple since you flash your card at the guard, but getting out of the store is a higher security process than the federal government buildings I have worked in over the years.
The cashiers leave a lot to be desired. There’s a line between sass (totes me) and rude and one cashier lady was so rude she managed to piss off me and the unrelated customer behind me in line with how she was acting. A little niceness goes a long way; or just not being a complete dick of a cashier to your customers is probably even easier than trying to act like a jerk. The really rude one in particular had tons of visible tattoos on her arms so I was trying really hard not to judge her, but she made it too easy to get all judgey master 5000 on her.
The cashier needs to see your card and they hold it until the transaction is over. If you are buying alcohol, as a thirtysomething man with a beard, they scrutinize your DL like it’s obviously a fake since you must be about 10 years and really two tiny children with one standing on the other’s shoulders. Then you get all your shit and need to box it up yourself over at the «lost children» garbage pail of free boxes for you to take if you need. Then at the front of the store you need to show your card, they review your receipt, poke through your shopping cart to make sure you didn’t steal nothing. This seems unnecessarily ludicrous and I won’t send my daughter here for law school, unlike how Frito’s dad was all too happy to send his son to the Costco for law school in the distant future. Not this family.
I like some of the deals like 36 cans of Dr Pepper. But this is not a place for a casual, chill, Type B kind of person. I would rather order stuff online through the amazon for approximately the same prices as what I saw in store (besides the deal on $ 23 for the 24 pack of the Magic Hat sampler) or send my assistant next time to haul back my industrial pallets of Dr Pepper (for regular drinking) and verification cans (in anticipation of Fallout 4’s upcoming release date) to the office.

I’ve been to the Sugar Land and Bunker Hill locations and this one is my favourite. Why? They have more Organic and health food items, plenty of boxes to carry your purchases in and it’s no longer cash only for Froyo and Hot Dogs (which are both THE BEST) yay!
It’s the simple things.

Simply the best. Costco stocks quality food (including organic selections for many of their products) at prices that are consistently lower than you find in normal stores. Also, the food court is da bomb
My favorite buys:
— Kirkland Greek yogurt (2 tubs)
— frozen strawberries (3 lbs)
— hummus
— goat cheese (2 logs)
— Alpine Valley bread (2 loaves; literally the best bagged bread)
— organic eggs (24)

Costco’s a pretty cool place. If you live by yourself or you don’t eat that much I really would not recommend shopping here. Costco is known for selling food in bulk amounts so you buy a lot for a cheaper rate than what you’d normally get at the store. Trust me, they have huge carts, you can only get one size cart not two haha. They pretty much sell everything ranging from TV’s, clothes, food, drinks, furniture, and even cars.
I love love love getting samples at Costco. I mean there’s so many and the place is basically a huge warehouse. But make sure to stand in line for the hot ones that are fresh. They have so many food products that you can’t find at your average Randall’s krogers or HEB. They also sell electronics for a lot less than what they’d be online. The clothes aren’t really brand names just generic.
Service is alright, employees are ok. Some of the sample people can be slightly rude or awkward. The cashiers are brisk as Costco can be very crowded and they have more people to attend too. It is clean inside and they have a food court. They sell pizzas which are seriously huge and delicious, churros, froyo, gelato, hotdogs, salad, some chicken thing (I don’t remember). Order their pizza for parties! They are absolutely huge and better than any other delivery place.

No words can express how much I love Costco! They sell bulk items for cheap prices! This time around, I found deals such as:
1. 72 mechanical pencils with 2 cases of lead and 18 extra eraser refills = $ 10.99
2. 18count dry erase markers = $ 12.49 (I believe Walmart sells 6 for about $ 7!)
3. 34 piece snapware Tupperware set =$ 24.99 !!! (An 18 piece@walmart is $ 20.20!)
4. 44 crystal light packets =$ 7.79
5. 35 count metal spoons = $ 6.69
6. 4 count Colgate toothpaste = $ 12.99
7. 35 count black non slip space maker hangers =$ 7 or 8 something! (Walmart sells a 16pack for $ 9!!)
I used Walmart as a comparison because in my mind, Walmart is already supposed to be the cheapest, yet costco’s deals are still so much cheaper! Of course you do need a membership to join… I believe it’s $ 110 for a membership? Not sure because my parents were the ones that signed up for our household… But you’d be saving so much more in the long run if you shopped at Costco! The membership is totally worth all the money you’d be saving! Especially if you have a big family! So look in to the details of the membership more if you’re interested. Oh yes and free samples all around the store on weekends! (We sampled non-​alcoholic margarita/​mojito/​daiquiri mixes, smoked Gouda cheese dips with pita chips, and 5 diff hummus flavors this time… Is that not enticing or what?).
Upon entering you must flash your membership card to the employees manning the front doors, and at checkout you must present your membership card again for them to scan. Keep your receipt because when you leave, more employees at the exit will check your receipt with your items before you can go. Oh yeah, and they don’t use plastic bags here! But they’ll supply big boxes near checkout that you can put your items in… Similar to «Aldi» if you’ve ever shopped there for groceries!
Btw they have a delicious food place behind the registers that doesn’t require a membership to get to (enter through the exit and just tell the employees manning the door that you’re only buying food from their little food place). Try their giant hot dog + 20oz drink deal for $ 1.50! Or one of their delicious chicken bakes for $ 2.99!
I love Costco :)

I have been putting off getting a Costco membership for a few years. The primary reason is because there is not a store in Clear Lake/​Webster/​League City. However, there is a store coming to Pearland which will make it closer for us. With that, I only purchased the basic membership because I don’t think I’ll spend enough to earn my 2% back to make up the extra $ 55. Yes, I know they’ll pay me back if I don’t but for now, I’ll keep my savings up front.
I have to admit, the few times I have been to Costco with family/​friends, I like it better than Sam’s. However, only time will tell if I keep both memberships. In the meantime, PLEASE open a store down 45 South. Sam’s could use some competition.

What’s not to love about this Costco gas station?
— Cheaper than other gas stations in the area
— Costco members only
— 3% cash back when you use your Costco AmEx card
— Plenty of pumps
— Lines move fairly quickly
— Gas attendant is always there in case anyone needs help and to keep things running smoothly
— Gas hose is long enough to reach the other side of your car
— Good location on Richmond, not located in a congested part of town
My only words of advice: Don’t come here on the weekends if you’re in a rush– the lines are super long and it’s an absolute madhouse!

This is warehouse shopping at it’s finest. Let’s use an SAT style parable, Sams is to WalMart as Costco is to Target. Far nicer than the greedy hole that is the WalMart corporation. Employees are friendly, diligent, though that one lady with way too many tats is pretty gruesome looking and looks very unprofessional in sleeveless shirts– lady no one came to Costco to look at your nasty self cover that up with some clothes and be a professional — be a biker chick on your own time not at work. Otherwise the store is enormous, free samples galore, and excellent prices, their house brand is unsurpassed excellent quality.

It is nice to shop for the whole family, and traders are very comfortable and at great organization, but there is something simple and should be there in the yard shop shop staff to explain more and help customers in the elderly, but everything is fine

This Costco has nicer things than my ghetto Costco back in California. The one on Richmond has featured Lucky brand jeans for $ 40, while I’m lucky to get some oversized, frumpy,
clothing back at home.
On the bummer side, Texas Costcos can’t sell liquor, and that store next door does not count!
I love it when they have Aidell’s Chicken and Apple Sausage, Panera Bread’s Mac ‘n’ Cheese, and the brief moment they had Korean BBQ beef jerky. Sad panda face for the lack of partially cooked burrito-​sized flour tortillas.
Parking can get a little nuts here. There’s a garage that 24 hour fitness owns. Another garage shared with the eateries, and two parking lot areas. The spaces are huge, but it definitely takes a while to park and get around all the slow walking shoppers.

I love Costco. Like every one else probably does.
Have to say though… I’ve been to Costco more times for the pizza and sausages than I have to buy any products. I’m sure that stuff is cool too.

No need to explain Costco. I’m certain you all understand the concept. So here are my favorite groceries to buy…
: Morey’s Marinated Wild Alaskan Salmon
…This is a dinnertime fave. My friends think I actually marinate these on my own (Shhhh. It’s my secret!) DO NOT even bother with the other marinated frozen fish. The salmon is the best… and it’s wild caught!
: Organic frozen spinach & quinoa packs
: Organic frozen berries
: Organic cheese ravioli
: Seafood galore! Crab, scallops, lobster, mussels
And the pizza. But you already knew that.

Everybody says that Costco is so much better than Sam’s, but I don’t see the difference. Maybe I’m just not a wholesale shopper like that. I don’t know, but I like both places. Here the parking isn’t all that great on the weekends though.
A few weeks ago my mom and I decided to get a membership. The girl was really nice and was very informative, which was great. They had this thing that you could get a 14 month executive membership if you get an American Express. So we did that. Now with the executive membership you get 2% cash back, but the membership price is is like 110 a year I think, and the regular is 55 with no cash back at the end of the year. But if you don’t spend a lot of money here, I don’t think its all that worth it.
Since we’ve gotten our membership here I’ve been back maybe 3 times to get get Christmas gifts and such. I’m sure I’ll renew the membership, just probably boost down to the regular.

I’m spoiled, and I like to get the pre-​washed and cut vegetables that I can just eat out of the bag. Since I started a raw diet, I have been eating a lot of them, and this is the best place to get them! I love the huge 5 lb. bag of organic baby carrots. I love the big bags of broccoli, celery, and cauliflower. They also have organic fresh fruits and frozen fruits, perfect for making green smoothies at home. And speaking of smoothies, they have big bags of organic flax seed and chia seed to go into said green smoothie! They also carry big bags of frozen organic vegetables.
I really love all of the organic food options they have. When I buy any processed foods, I try to only buy organic. Their big tubs of Pita Pal organic hummus are delicious. They also have lots of organic/​non-​GMO and vegan snacks and treats. I love buying the big box of Nature’s Bakery fig bars for a lot cheaper than the grocery store. I used to eat one every day! Their organic salsa is very tasty, and they have a few different types of organic chips to enjoy with the salsa. They also have some Amy’s organic frozen foods, although I don’t get them here because they don’t have the vegan varieties. So I have to get my vegan frozen burritos elsewhere. That’s really my only complaint, but I really shouldn’t be eating frozen burritos anyway, and definitely not on my current diet.
When I want healthier food options in bulk, this is my favorite place to go. I also like to wander around to see what else they have because they have a little bit of everything. I got a couple of nice suitcases here. I have gotten some cute clothes here. And the location is great because it’s right across the street from my new favorite salad and smoothie restaurant, Salad Extraveganza!

This is just AWESOME!!!
I always wished there could be a sale on gas… poof…here you have it!
Fill up the tank every time I come here… it’s over 50 cents cheaper per gallon than other gas stations just down the street!!!
Just further adds to the awesomeness of Costco!!!