It was a Costco. Most are the same. They don't have as big of a selection of dog foods, or they…read morewere out of some. The meat all looked fresh. The vegetables for the most part seemed fresh as well. I did purchase a watermelon and it wasn't very sweet. So wait sa little while longer or buy one from somewhere else. The self check outs were quick, though the woman working them was rude. The hot dogs were and are always good. I love the option to get bottled water now. But they do need a new way of packing the hot dogs because in the bag is ridiculous. You can't put anything on it because it will roll around or get all over the bag. We did wait about ten minutes to get our pizza but im not complaining because it was hot and very fresh! Their condiments station was a bit gross though. Trash and sauces all along the counter they sit on. It definitely needed a good wipe down as did the tables. O do wish they still had the onions though, but oh well. Overall, it was a decent experience. Nothing fancy.

I am totally pissed off and this is the second time Cosco tire center stripped a wheel lug and said…read morethe nut won't go on so you have to take it to a mechanic to get the lug replaced. You ass wipes are the only ones who rotate my tires and I have to pay for your f ups, I think not, you will get the repair bill this time and I will take my business elsewhere. Screw you guys and your excuses. PS you don't even deserve a 1 star...

Went to the dressing rooms and the girls were very sarcastic and rude when I asked where I hang up…read moremy clothes I told her she didn't need to be rude. then when I came out she told me I had to find the number and she had to count them clearly because she was upset. I told her to find the number herself. Then when I was walking away they were talking about me & laughing. I complained to the manager about it but I doubt anything was done. Don't waste your time & money with this place. The people are rude and not very helpful

This place has way more selection than the Layton store or the Farmington store. Never had any…read moreissues when i have been here.

very happy with our cashier at self checkout today. I think her name is Kelsey. she's very engaged…read moreand friendly.

I've been trying to contact them on the phone for 2 1/2 hours for information about my pick up…read moreorder and no department ever answers! Even the pharmacy has you leave a message. It's very disappointing and frustrating.

I really like Quilted Bear. Unfortunately, I don't care for the Momma cheese that now resides…read morethere. My girlfriends and I tried it for the first time yesterday. I've only been in Utah 3 yrs. come this May. I believe the eatery has changed 3xs. All terrible. Food and service lousy! Too bad, cause the location is perfect for a nice sandwich shop. To make this a gooey cheese dripping sandwich location is two thumbs down! It will be a long time before I come back. Put a healthier store in And leave the cheese dripping sandwiches to the food trucks!

The Quilted Bear has so much stuff it is a bit overwhelming, from toys, to decor, to clothing. One…read moreof my favorite parts is it feels like you are walking through a large boutique. Most of the items sold aren't found in your standard box store. There are so many items that it is easy to lose track of time. It's a great place to come if you are looking for a home decor item for one of those hard to shop for individuals.

Shout out to the store in general. I've been there so much over the last 2 months that a lot of the…read moreemployess know my wife and myself by name. The store has great sales, great customer service, and the nicest employees. Lot's of merchandise to choose from. The manager is a very helpful person. Special thanks to the ladies in jewelry and customer service. If you want more savings get a store master card. You can get coupons and earn rewards. I can usually save $$$ on my transactions.

NOT RECOMMENDED. The pictures were HORRIBLE! There were 8 adults, all over 45yo, NO kids! One…read moreneeded to sit on walker, we asked to position not to see walker, the walker is in all the pictures! The people are not evenly positioned within the pictures. Some too far apart, some too forward. Glare on glasses (we even asked if we should take off our glasses). Retake is not possible, as everyone is from different parts of the country. We requested head shots, and he did all wide angle. One picture you see more floor and shoes then anything else! If you want memorable pictures is NOT the place to go!

I can think of two reasons someone would shop at Things Remembered: 1. They like fancy, frilly, or…read moreornate stuff or 2. They are a middle-aged man trying to get out of their wife's doghouse. While there, a mother was literally begging her 7ish year-old not to touch anything. I can't blame her: I barely trusted myself in the narrow aisles and the high fragility rate of the merchandise. There are glass snow globes with plinky songs playing; shimmering jewelry boxes with high gloss finishes, ceramic cups and wine glasses; personalized picture frames; fancy watches behind a glass case, etc. I can see the in-trouble husbands flocking here for the necklaces, purses, scarves, rings, and bracelets. And of course, plenty focused on "her": purses, scarves, jewelry, watches, etc. My personal fave was the jewelry boxes, amazingly colored in what they call "Piano Wood" with a high-gloss mahogany finish. Actually, I found a third reason to go into Things Remembered. Surprisingly, there is a good amount of stuff for the dudes. Fancy dudes, but dudes nonetheless: Sterling silver (cuff links, money clips, keychains, crosses, rings, dog tags, etc.); bar stuff; pocket knives and other tools; even cuff links, mugs, and glasses with NFL and MLB team logos. The thing that is important to Things Remembered is their motto of "Personalized Gifts". Almost everything can either be engraved or monogrammed ... and, in some cases, graphics can be added. Adding text does add up price-wise, but for the right gift a personal touch seems like a cool touch. I came after Christmas, and they had some epic 60-90% sales ... this is good since their prices are too high! Still, Things Remembered is a great store for the times when only fancy and personal will do. Dog house or not, I'll be back.

During a recent ski trip to Ogden, we stumbled upon Recreation Outlet while looking for gifts to…read morebring back home to Honolulu -- and when I say stumbled upon, I mean it literally. The store was in the middle of a going-out-of-business sale: Socks for 50 cents. Jackets for $2. Pants for $1. Hats and scarves for 50 cents. Absolute steals across the board. If you're a bargain hunter, this was truly a cheap man's dream. Unfortunately, as mentioned, the store is closing its doors -- so once it's gone, it's gone, and there are no returns. Still, after 35 years in business, I wish them nothing but the best in whatever comes next. It was a memorable stop and a reminder of how special long-standing local shops can be.

Great prices , wide selection, and extremely helpful and friendly staff. We came back two days in a…read morerow to capitalize on their winter sale and recommend to anyone looking for outdoor gear ranging from camping to skiing,