I love having the option of curbside pickup. Up to recently they have been the cheapest gas around here but getting go on Babcock has been beating them recently read more

I tried BJs and it was not for me, and I requested the refund of my membership fee, according to the terms they offer. Twice now they said my card would be credited, but it has not been. I've contacted them three times. I'm supposed to give up, I suppose. These are terrible people. Their competition does not do this, also in my experience. read more

I'm so glad we got a club here in western PA. I do most of my saving from BJ's at the gas pump. But we do get some bulk items for household stuff too. Their prices are good, and planning my trip before with coupons makes it easy to go through the store and find everything we need. I really also like that they have a fresh deli, along with their bakery. Their meat department is also very impressive. We have gotten their 2 pack of ribs several times, because of the good value. The staff is always nice and helpful, and we really enjoy being members. read more

BJ's is a membership-only warehouse club chain that is similar to a Costco and Sam's Club. The store sells a broad range of products, including groceries, electronics, furniture, housewares, clothing, shoes, pet supplies, cleaning products, computers, lawn and garden supplies, toys, appliances, health and beauty products, etcetera. However, this BJ's store appears to be a smaller size and to carry fewer products compared to the Costco in Cranberry Township. I was not a member of BJ's until last night. I had heard that a free one-day membership pass was available, but I was able to sign up for that one-day pass only through BJ's website for online orders. Inside this physical store, the customer service employee told me that they do NOT offer a one-day pass for the store, but non-members may walk around the aisles to browse before they decide to purchase a membership. After waiting in line for 15 minutes and being told this information, I decided to skip the free browsing and to instead buy the one-year membership for $55. In several days, BJ's will email me a $40 coupon to use toward a future purchase. In addition, they gave me a coupon booklet to use immediately. If you decide to become a new member, then I encourage you to use that coupon booklet during your first visit, because it contains a coupon for $5 off your overall purchase plus other coupons. All of these coupons basically pay for the membership fee for the first year. Please note that the membership does automatically renew each year, so if you are no longer interested in being a member for the next year, be sure to cancel in advance. Additional coupons are available through BJ's website and app, but I do not typically look for coupons, and I prefer that BJ's just automatically give customers the lowest possible prices. While I was walking around the store, I noticed that the aisles were organized and clean. Products were easy to locate, and prices were clearly visible. I picked out food and pet supplies that are a high quality and a reasonable price. At the checkout, self-service stations are available, but I had a cashier scan my products at her cash register. She was polite and accurately rang up my purchase. Beyond the cash registers are a snack bar and an optical store. I did not buy any snacks or visionwear. Before exiting the store, another employee checked my receipt to ensure that I did not steal anything. She slowly checked my cart, but I assume that is because she and all of the other employees are new. Outside the store is a BJ's gas station that sells regular, premium, and diesel fuels. I did not use this gas station, but I might do so in the future. Several pumps were open. Prices were slightly lower than at competing gas stations. Please note that through April 30, 2022, BJ's is offering an extra 50 cents off gasoline for customers who spend $100 or more on a pickup or in-club purchase. The purchase of products and the purchase of gas must be on the *same day*, and the website says that the 50-cent discount might take 15 minutes to work at the pump. read more

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It's opening day for the 2nd Pittsburgh location of the new wholesale club. One of the nice things about already being a member is that I can use my membership card at any location and also redeem their coupons and store coupons as well. Like the South Fayette location you pay a yearly membership and you are then able to shop both in store and online for pickup. Staff really goes out of their way to make you feel at home and make up for any errors. This location is laid out the same as South Fayette location with the aisles clearly marked for what you are looking for. Complete with a café, in house deli, bakery, home goods and tire services they offer a wide selection of things in order to do one stop shopping. Note prices are competitive with grocery store items but you can buy in smaller bulk than you would at some of the other wholesale clubs. Lately I have been tremendous use of buy on line and pick up in store. I normally get an email letting me know when my order is ready for pickup and I have 24 hours to pick up my purchases. On this particular day I made an online order and when it was ready (an early pickup) I was stunned to see that they were out of a certain item I wanted. Into the new store I went to try to get a substitution. The staff here was very helpful to find a replacement item and told me of a new online feature they are working with which will allow me to substitute an item if it turns out they sell out of it. I'd say the best part of buying on line for store pickup is that you can either go to a designated parking area and check in on your BJs app or head in the store. Many times when I shop BJs I can focus on the items I need. The staff was gracious enough to combine all my purchases and take them out to the car for me once I moved it into a pickup spot. This location also has their own gas which you can purchase if you are a member. Occasionally you can get gas discounts depending on certain items purchased of if they are running specials. One of the bugs I see online is that if you want to purchase from another club you have to "switch" clubs in order to do so. They need to fix that so that I can always keep my home club available when I want to go back. BJs Wholesale is located in the Block Northway far to the back of the main shopping area. They have their own parking lot. read more

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Thank you Heather, not only did you load our car at pick-up you saw our reusable bags AND, USED them. Thank you for taking that extra step to make our trip that little bit easier when we get home. This was the 2nd time this week I felt the need to speak with a manager just to let them know their employee was exhibiting spectacular customer service by taking those extra steps to help folks out. read more

customer service sucks, it's little SMS is definitely better so mad I switched!!! Then the supposedly manager Corey really hung up on me when I was telling him about my problems!!! if it wasn't so close I swear smh...not renewing my membership next year!!! read more

The quality of BJs filets pales in comparison to Costco. It's almost as if they hide the poor quality of the steaks by placing the "good" side up in packaging. This is the third time purchasing filets from the North Hills location and certainly the last. You'd be better off buying a whole filet and trimming it yourself. read more

BJ's Wholesale Club - 4 steaks after trimming excess fat away. - Grocery Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

the store was really clean and staff was friendly but store is unorganized prices are with in reason

Signed up for the new membership when the store opened in Ross Township. Been there several times now. Honestly, there's nothing bad about this place but it pales in comparison to Costco or Sam's Club. I probably won't renew. read more