While the stocking inside can sometimes be quite chaotic, they have a wide stock of items and the…read moreemployees seem to know where most items are in the store in case you can't find something. They do sell items that are over the dollar amount and I have seen things over $5 in the store. They have an AMAZING selection of decorations for all types of occasions. If you need decorations, you should really stop in here.

I'd really like to say I recommend this store because they do have a very wide variety of products…read more But every time I go in there, there are rose with boxes in them that have not been unpacked. I don't mean seasonal turnover where they shut down an entire row and fill it with boxes, I mean everywhere in every row. You can't get to half the product so turn you're losing money. I was standing there with two ladies in a row and she tried to reach over some boxes to take some dried flowers and ended up dropping everything. The other lady said this is ridiculous and put down her stuff and walked out, and I was almost there as well. A few weeks ago, a younger gentleman was taking shelving through the store from the back out front to a storage unit around the corner. It was a large piece of metal, 6 feet long by 3 feet wide, and he put it behind his back and dragged the thing through the entire store, scraping the floor all the way as he went. You could hear it, dragging and scraping and bouncing off the shelves as it went down the aisles. I don't understand how anybody can be in business. The manager was standing right there watching him and couldn't have cared less.

I love this Costco! While parking can be a bit of a challenge, one can always find a space. The…read morestore is always clean, the staff is always friendly, and I feel that this store has less of a line upfront than any of the others in the area. This is the Costco that we will go out of our way to shop because of that.

This Costco Pharmacy always leaves me with a bad taste due to the lack of communication and the…read morepoor customer service. The excuses of "oh we had a lot of sick calls today, so your medication hasn't been filled yet", then changing the story to "we had to order this medication in", yet the pharmacist the night before never stated the medication needed to be ordered in... keep in mind I was told it would be ready the night before by the pharmacist within an hour. So when I waited until the next day to pick it up, and I was told "it wasn't ready and wouldn't be ready for quite awhile" it was upsetting, and the cashier wasn't friendly about it, she just made excuses. Instead of making an effort to get it done, I felt like I was inconveniencing them just by being there. I'd go elsewhere and believe me I've looked into it, if the costs for 1 medication weren't such an enormous difference everywhere else. While I understand the day in day out dealing with customers can kill a persons soul. I do my best to remember how awful people can be and I try to be polite, respectful, and courteous for that very reason. A little communication without excuses and an attitude can go a long way. Maybe trying to put a rush on items that should have been ready prior to incoming rx would help too when a person comes to pick the prescription up, maybe prioritize those rx first.

After several negative experiences and a lack of selection at Costco, I cut up my membership and…read morestarted coming here instead for food items. I buy a lot of bulk items for meal prep- things like oats, flour, beans, rice, vegetables, etc. The prices here are awesome; in store, you'll pay about $2 a pound for oats (store brand) but here it's $1 for Bob's Red Mill organic oats. Same deal for other dry shelf goods- as someone getting into cheaper meal prepping, this really is the place to go for such deals. The store itself is very basic- concrete floors, high shelving, barebones customer service. It is meant for business customers but I come here for my house- they also carry industrial/commercial strength cleaners, kitchen equipment and janitorial supplies. They don't carry electronics, entertainment, prepackaged meals, clothing or anything else of that sort. I don't mind though- I just go elsewhere for those types of items. Depending on what you value, I'd say it is definitely worth coming to this store either as a business owner or individual.

Great store for those who like wholesale items. Id rather shop here than Costco for food items.read more

It was very empty close to closing and their person working was so casually friendly and helpful!…read moreThat was lovely and made the run into the store and out of rather nice...unexpectedly so. This was one of the nicest experiences I have had with a Fred Meyer. The store is arranged well to, comparatively, so I was able to get what I needed quickly and get out.

They are inept in their inability to do their job correctly both initially and then after making a…read moremistake that costs their customers time and money. Charging a customer a massive cash price on a prescription while holding their insurance card in their hand then being rude about assisting in processing a refund. " our computers are down, " " we can't process this over the phone, " " talk to the pharmacy, " " talk to the manager " who the f**k wants to deal with this???? 3 trips to this location, multiple phone calls and still no resolution. Excuse after excuse. Given the run around. It's not even about the money at this point just the principle. In my profession if I'm consistently avoiding the customer and giving them the run around I don't want to help them. I guess I'm naive because what do you expect with low wage employees in a state thats something like 48th in high school graduation.