Costco

Its just like any other costco, I like the outside food court and its clean one thing is the inventory here they seem to be up on par and never let things go in shortage so they are on top of things. Like any other costco it can get congested on the weekends which me and my wife would rather go on a weekdays.
I will give this location a 4 thumbs up because since we live not too far from this location we will continue to go here some of the items in sac stores have more but other than that I’ve had a great experience at this costco.

Great location and the store had everything we needed to get. The big surprise was the selection of organic and fresh fruit sections. Top of the line for us.
Now that we know it’s here, we will be back when in the area. Oh, we came for some lawn furniture and walked away very happy!

It was an easy and quick experience, even with two pumps out today. Staff was clearly on top of things and making sure things were running smoothly. Would LOVE it if they had some jams to listen to as we pump here! Too quiet!!! Let’s have some music to listen to, please :)

The return guys, Robert and Chris are horrible. Poor customer service and bad attitude. Also if you don’t know where something is, good like finding it because there is no one that is ever available to help in any section of the store. They keep changing around where they place items which becomes very confusing especially when there is no one to ask.

It’s a Costco, if you’ve been to one you know how they operate. I don’t expect a terribly knowledgeable level of service considering how many products they offer. The store is always well stocked, if I ever needed assistance staff was easy to find, I’ve found the Rancho location to be much less crowded than other locations, it’s out in the cuts a bit, but it’s worth the drive. If I need something, and I need a lot of it, this place is my go to.

The line to pick up food is disappointing. I saw my pizza screaming for help and making out the letters SOS. It took me five thousand years to get to the window and by the time i got there my pizza friend was melted. This felt like the dmv line except people are really hungry and cranky. Stay away!

It’s a mad house with everyone preparing for Super Bowl Sunday tomorrow!!! Even with all the craziness of shoppers everywhere all of the staff are very nice, calming, and helpful!!! They are doing their best to keep items available on the shelves and even offered to make more delicious Mac n cheese for our addicted family. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

I stopped in here at the Rancho Cordova Costco on my way back to the Bay Area from the Tahoe area. There’s gas available here, but the lines were too long so I decided just to go into the store and forget the gas. This store is bigger than the store in Carson City NV and even I think the Reno one, but still smaller than the big LA stores. Costco’s selection of products varies with the store and for sure the seasonal items. Snow shovels sold in Reno but not to be found in the Sac area store.
Browsing about, I didn’t find anything that I really wanted that I couldn’t get at my own local Costco, but I had to look just in case! It’s more crowded than I like, but it’s a decent store and the workers seem to hustle. The meat selection is nice, but I just didn’t need a big prime rib just at this moment. I just hope the demise of the Costco Amex card will go smooth. Just a couple of months and it’s all gone!

Even before Game Of Thrones arrived on Netflix, it came here, to this Costco. Crows, crows everywhere! They even attacked a customer’s Wildling hot dogs. Has the wall been breached? Are the walkers and Wildlings coming for us? Will you make it out alive???
Despite our Avian issues, I found this Costco really disorganized in terms of how they organized their product offerings. Furthermore, things I have grown accustomed to buying and using from Costco warehouses everywhere were not available at this Costco. I’m not talking about specialty items even. I’m talking about plain yogurt. It’s enough to make me consider letting my membership run out and running to Sam’s.

I always go to this Costco since it is close to my work. It’s usually not too packed when it opens or around 230 or 3pm. I hate dealing with crowds and it seems like those are the best times.

This is my favorite Costco location in the Sacramento area. It is much less crowded than the one in Roseville and on Exposition Blvd, and has a better selection than the one on Auburn Blvd.
On a more general level, Costco is a great place to get staples such as paper towels, bottled water, snacks, etc. I also highly recommend buying your alcohol from Costco… the pricing is great and they have an excellent selection of wines, liquor and beer. They even have craft beers and ciders!
Also, if you haven’t heard yet, Costco has a great return policy. If a product becomes defective, just bring it back with the receipt. Don’t worry about the original box or packaging… they don’t need it.
Highly recommend this location. It’s worth the membership!

I love this Costco location and have lately been going a couple times a week and don’t always check in since it’s kind of embarrassing. Right when you walk in to the electronics section the friendly Direct TV sales guy tries to peddle their product but i’m never leaving Dish. Sorry guys.
This store usually has some good demo stations from Vitamix blenders making tortilla soup to Neiman Ranch lamb shanks, to an assortment of cheeses, milk chocolate fudge and caramel and chocolate, Eggo waffles with nutella, samples of filtered water to wash it down with. Chicken apple sausages, teriyaki meatballs, fresh grapes, the list goes on and if you go on a busy day they usually have several sample stations.
They constantly move certain items but they are fairly easy to find but their variety of organic foods has expanded a lot. They even have organic tomato sauces, stewed tomatoes, juices, maple syrup, grass fed ground beef (3 pack of 1.33lbs for $ 21.99, organic chicken is a bit spendy $ 4.99lb and turkeys which were insanely expensive. I saw a 22 lb organic turkey that was priced at $ 3.99/lb so an $ 88 turkey adds up quick.
The clothes section here has a large variety of things to choose from. I recently picked up a Danby 7.1 cubic foot freezer for the garage for $ 169.99 which I thought was a great deal and nice to have after shopping the frozen section at Costco since my little side by side freezer was always stuffed.
Decided to upgrade towels lately so I make a point to pickup a couple of those nice heavy, thick bath towels that are $ 6.99 each. Hand towels are high quality too and they have some really nice large silky soft blankets for $ 13.99.
Kirkland toilet paper and paper towels here are a great product and value for the money in fact Consumer Reports said the Kirkland TP is a top value buy.
Regarding the Costco food station which is outside the store and many people come in and pickup lunch, I was disappointed in the flavor of the pulled bbq pork sandwich. The beef hot dog or polish dog and a drink for $ 1.50 is a killer deal and always looks tempting but after eating the whole thing I feel dirty. They don’t have sauerkraut at this location unfortunately. I have never tried the pizza but have spoke to people who bought whole cooked pizzas and they said they taste really good.
Their Rotisserie chickens here are hormone free, no steroids, no MSG and very large and always cooked to juicy perfection and a awesome deal for $ 4.99. Makes for a cheap and quick dinner with some green beans and mashed potatoes.
Employees here have all been very cool and helpful. Gas station is usually not very busy. I always chuckle when I see the guy who checks your receipt at the door who looks a lot like Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys, think his name is Larry.
This Costco is SO much better than the busy one off Stanford Ranch rd off the 65 in Roseville that finally put in a gas station. That’s where I initially got my card and it’s hard to find parking there. The lady at the Roseville Costco told me they were the busiest Costco in Northern California I believe, or possibly in all of California, don’t remember which, but they said that was based on total revenues.
If it’s during commute hours, to avoid taking the Sunrise Rd traffic jam, circumvent by taking White Rock Rd west about ½ mile then take a right on Kilgore Rd which gets you back to Folsom.
One of my Favorite things about Costco is their return policy. They can pull up products you’ve bought in the past if you don’t have the receipt and give you a brand new replacement. I’ve returned one of those automatic sensor garbages and it seems to stop working and I bought it a few years ago and if they don’t have an exact replacement, they give you the newest comparable model that has come out. To me this is great service!

The store was very clean and the layouts of Costco is identical wherever you go. Prices here are hard to beat, especially on some of the really high end items like Dyson Vacuums and some of the Samsung tvs. The prices however only differ by about $ 20 or so. The rotisserie chicken is one of the best items they have in the entire store. There are tons of things you can do with it and they all are healthy inexpensive meals.

The Rancho Cordova Costco used to be less crowded than the others, but this may be changing as a recent Sunday afternoon found them packed. This Costco is one of the standard B stores with a similar selection to others and is located south of US 50 on Sunrise and White Rock. It has an outdoor snack bar and gas station. If you need a hot dog fix, giant jar of mayonnaise, or free samples of spinach dip, this one will do just fine.

The Rancho Costco def isnt my favorite since the organic section is tiny. But that being said, most folks are friendly, the store is reasonably clean and the clothes aren’t totally picked over. The food court is outside which is a little inconvenient on the hot days and the tire center is across the parking lot. Every so often I’ll go out of my way to stop in to see whats there. My main costco is Folsom. But Rancho is much smaller and there is usually a line up no matter what day or time you go.

Costco … after an hour of shopping i finally get tru the ridiculous lines and i get to the cashir, he tells me i have to pay them $ 55 renew my card in order to purchase anything (card expired) these guys can’t even give me a one time pass adleast.

I mainly come to this Costco for lunch. The food station is outside and you don’t need a membership to purchase the food. They sell the usual pizza as a whole or by slice, hotdog and drink combo for $ 1.50, salads, sandwiches, and ice cream. Food taste good and service is fine. Order and receive food so it’s quick and easy.
Inside looks like any other Costco. Rows and rows of products, free samples at different locations, but layouts are always different at each Costco. I did have a bad experience at the cashiers area. During lunch time lines were building up due to a problem with a customer. Took them a while to realize to open another register and it took us 30 min standing in line with barely anyone in line.

This is a review for the tire center.
Costco is the right place to buy so many items. They really stand behind the products they sell and have policies in place to be certain members are treated well. The return policy is simply amazing and I’ve always been treated fairly.
My most recent experience with the tire center confirmed why I will continue to buy tires for my vehicle at Costco. The tires are on the higher end in terms of quality but still fairly priced. They seem to have coupons in rotation that seems to always allow a little relief on the total cash outlay. Their installation costs /​disposal fees are in line with my experience at other stores. It tends to get busy on the weekends and that’s why I am for this store during the week if at all possible. So I bought a set of tires back in September and paid about $ 500 + for a set of 4. Driving away I could tell the tires we quality and hitting the freeway the car drove so smoothly. Fast forward to last week when something «bit» my tire and caused an almost immediate flat. I pulled over and swapped out the flat for the emergency spare. From there I rolled into Costco to have them take a look. Visual inspection didn’t show anything unusual so they rolled it inside. Once inside it became apparent the sidewall was cut and the tire could not be saved. Right away I was thinking great now I have to lay out more money for another tire.
Instead they looked up my purchase date in the computer, reviewed the tire wear and said it would be about 30 minutes to mount and balance a a new tire and my total cost would be $ 4.31 out the door. Twenty minutes later I was rolling away as if the flat never happened. They even put away my spare and the assortment of tools strewn around the trunk from my manufacturers little spare tire «kit».
All the staff was friendly energetic and eager to get things done, correctly, promptly and with great attitudes. You’ve certainly earned my business for future purchases!

This Costco is pretty much like any other Costco. Buying in bulk is not what I normally do. But I was looking for coconut coffee. I just so happened to grab a shopping cart from another sales lady who was helping the checkout people. I blurted out do you sell the coconut coffee? She said that they don’t carry it yet. Could it be that the ports that are on strike affecting their situation???
Anyhow I continued to go shopping here but tried their protein cappuccino drink which I love now. I purchased that plus I almost impulsed buy the lemon almonds!!! OMG those were so good from Andy’s Apothecary but I nicely placed them back at their original shelf! Dang I’m still thinking about it but it’s going to add inches on my tummy!
We picked up some Hawaiian-​styled chicken that was so delicious tasting. I could have picked up more of those packages but I wanted to try one at a time. Plus we needed to run more errands and HB forgot to bring an ice chest.
This particular Costco is not as crazy busy as the south Sacramento one which I would never step in on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Good luck getting out of there on time. Lol.
The only inconvenience I see is the snack bar in front of the store where it is on the outside rather than inside. Not good for rainy or chilly days in Sacramento. Today’s perfect but it’s Valentine’s Day! So of course we didn’t stop by there.
Will we come back? Only if we are in the area. Better have what we need. I hate that they don’t have everything I needed today:(

This review is based solely on the Verizon Wireless Kiosk located inside this Costco. I had previously ordered an iphone 6 IN THE BEGINNING OF DECEMBER, the sales clerk notified me they were currently on back order, so I decided to pre-​order one and have it shipped to this particular location. They told me it would take around three weeks to be delivered and I was ok with that.
Three weeks pass by… still no phone AND no word from the Verizon Wireless sales clerk! I then decided to call and ask what had happened to my order and they informed me that it was ready and waiting at their kiosk. A few days later I make the trip out to Rancho Cordova and the salesmen at the kiosk say they have accidentally «misplaced» my iphone 6 and would re-​order one STAT. UHHHH… REALLY? I informed them about my previous conversation with them a few days earlier and all they could say was, «sorry.» NOT GOOD ENOUGH!!! Seriously, WHO MANAGES THIS VERIZON WIRELESS!!! They have hired the most incompetent people I’ve ever met!
What’s even worse is that I can’t re-​order the phone from a different location since the workers have already placed an order to have it re-​delivered! They also informed me that I wouldn’t be able to upgrade my plan (I was planning on adding an additional line) until this phone had come in…
WILL NEVER EVER do business with this Verizon Wireless AGAIN!!! It is now mid January and I am STILL WAITING FOR MY iPHONE 6!