This place fits the shopping center where it's located: Desolate & low-end. You walk in, the place…read moreis cold as heck. Warehouse-like. Found only one thing, and I shouldn't have even bought it. The food table... totally gross. Literally mouse droppings, and I'm sure urine. Health hazard! Owner barely talks. They have a lot of stuff in here, but very few vintage items, and a LOT of junk.

This place is so gross and over priced. There are no prices on half the things there so you have to…read moreask. We were quoted a price for an item so we bought multiple then after we left realized we were overcharged by double! What a sham! Also I second the review that mentioned mice. We saw mice droppings on a few things. This place should not be in business.

Yes it can be chaotic but the staff is always there answering questions and doing it with careread more

I am writing to share a concerning experience I had during my recent visit to the Lynnwood Costco…read morelocation. As I approached the self-checkout area with only five items, I noticed an associate glance at my cart, change direction, and then proceed to follow me closely to the register. When I turned to ask why, the associate replied that he could help me scan my items--while continuing to focus on the two boxes of sneakers in my cart. I explained that I was fully capable of scanning my own purchases. The way this interaction unfolded felt intrusive and gave me the impression that I was being scrutinized, rather than assisted. It left me questioning whether I was being unfairly targeted as a paying member. I came simply to make a purchase, not to feel policed. I later spoke with a manager, Dominick, who was professional and empathetic. He explained that Costco has been encouraging associates to assist more at self-checkout. While I understand and respect that initiative--particularly for heavy or bulky items--the manner in which this situation occurred came across as forced, aggressive, and unnecessary. I value Costco and have always appreciated the high standards of service and integrity your company is known for. My hope is that this feedback will be used constructively so that assistance at checkout continues to feel helpful and welcoming, rather than suspicious or invasive.

This Costco Business Center in Lynwood is such a hidden gem! It's stocked with all kinds of…read moresupplies for restaurants, hotels, and offices--think bulk fruits and veggies, snacks, big cuts of meat, appliances, and tons of restaurant gear. Basically, everything comes in bulk, and a lot of the prices are even lower than what you'd find at a regular Costco warehouse. It's also way less crowded, which makes shopping there a lot more relaxed. Just a heads‑up though: you won't find clothing or holiday gift items here--it's really focused on business and bulk essentials. I like to swing by about once a month just to see what new products they've brought in. It's always fun to discover something different!

This Costco location has so many great organic options. Service is amazing, staff is always so…read morefriendly. The samples today were especially good as well!

Prices very reasonable excellent selection. Great bulk prices. I recommend this location and i…read morewould shop here again. Great personality of the cashier. Good produce, fresh. Non dairy milk prices average. Great establishment to shop at if you own your own business or restaurant.

I don't know what people expect when they come here. It's literally a restaurant supply store. Why…read morewouldn't you give it five stars you get stuff that cost $15 in the grocery store you get twice as much and it's five dollars and you can get the giant jars of stuff I mean who can beat a 2 gallon jug of green olives for like $12 I don't know why people hate on this place. I think it's worth five stars all day long. Who cares if somebody doesn't smile at you or something, you're there to buy product and get out.

I've purchased at this location for years and always received excellent customer service. Today I…read morecalled ahead with a small order. By the time I made it inside, Justin had already brought the order out to my vehicle - - amazing!

From the owner: Lynnwood Winsupply offers a wide range of high quality equipment and parts. We source the…read moreindustry's top products at competitive prices so you can get what you need when you need it, to get the job done right.

Winco is my go-to grocery store even though it's a bit further than Freddy's and a lot further than…read moreSafeway ($), QFC ($) and TJs. It's employee-owned. There aren't a lot of staff on the floor (like EVERY grocery store) but they are helpful and knowledgeable. Packaged, bulk and organic veggies. Not the prettiest in town but that's ok. Well-stocked, reasonably priced refrigerated salad dressing. Large bulk item section. Smallish bakery section. Reasonably priced meats (some name brands). Extensive dairy section with Darigold FIT milk. Organic eggs. The seasonal aisle is up front. That's where things go on sale. They haven't reorganized in the years I've been shopping here. Once you're familiar with the layout, zoom. Good prices every day. No loss leaders. If you're worried one of the big three has something on sale, price check with their apps. Self checkout (15 recommended limit) is now debit only. You can use Apple Pay if you have a cash card installed. Cash is now (late 2025) taken only at staffed registers. No CCs. May not be the best store for once-a-month shopping as you bag your own (unless there are two folks shopping). I have never seen a shopping cart filled with trash. Occasionally there might be a plastic veggie bag. No boxes like at Costco unless you bring your own. Don't like their bags? Bring your own. (All stores here charge for bags; it's the law.) A few plants outside. Nothing like Freddy's or even QFC. Big parking lot. Hungry? Run to Dick's! Smallish hot food section in the store. What's not to like? Brand name products, well priced every day. Worried about crowds? Come in the evening. They're open 24x7. Try it!

I like Winco I shop there often, my experience today had to do with ADA, I am disabled have a very…read moredifficult time walking so I need use of an electric cart to do my shopping, I arrived early this morning counting 8 electric carts out front, but everyone had dead batterie's and not a single one was plugged in to charge either, I had to get at least food for dinner so I used a regular cart walking in pain I was only able walk far enough to quickly get a few items, a fraction of the shopping I needed to do and check out while I could still stand, after checking out in pain I had to sit on the bench across from the register and rest a bit before making it out to the parking lot, now this afternoon my leg is in such pain from trying to walk around Winco I can't even stand on it. Come on Winco you can do better than this! life is hard being crippled why make it hard for me to shop?

There is so much to choose from and it is ALL quality stuff! The staff is friendly, helpful and…read moreextremely knowledgeable, and it is so cool that this business gives back so much to the community.....I have told all my friends about the great deals here.

I have been shopping there for 20 years. It's a great place with excellent inventory of well-known…read morelabels at very good sample prices

GO is an interesting store concept. They have a great array of groceries also, produce and…read moreprepackaged meat, all offered at discount prices. It pays to check best-by dates on dairy and meats. Although, I've not had any surprises. Each "outlet" is owned by a franchisee. Some are better run than others. Overall, GO delivers the groceries at more affordable prices.

In short Looking for bargains is the smart move for anybody…read morewho has the time, and this place has 'em. Only one other shopper here really made me nervous or anything like that. In long Probably most people know the deal with these places. The stock changes all the time--they buy unsold inventory from other businesses and sell it cheap. The layout is super basic, lots of big mismatched shelving units, not a lot of merchandising. You look around, maybe see something you can use, and note the price. They do have some perishables, and some beer and wine. The alcohol selection is super big-brand stuff, but most of the perishables looked healthy enough. Probably need to get eaten soon but that's cool. The shelf-stable stuff and knickknacks are even easier to shop with confidence. We found chips and snacks and candies, some for us, some for family, nice variety, everything usually at least 50% cheaper than what mainstream stores charge. We found a Hello Kitty coffee mug for $5--that's a goofy stocking stuffer now for my sister, and at the price, even if all it gets is a laugh out of her, it's worth it. We found quite a few other things, including several pounds of wagyu ground beef, all for under $70. These days those are screaming deals. I will say that everybody seemed nice, and not everybody looked like they spend every second of their lives on a tight budget. More people said hello and beg your pardon and all that here than at most stores. Friendly. But as we were leaving, that lady in the gigantic fake leopard-skin coat with the wild hair, wrestling with the shopping carts, crashing them around and cursing, well, that played into the stereotype a bit of who shops at places like this. She almost bumped us pretty hard, but now it just seems like some amusing local color.

Kudo to the tire shop crew! Yesterday mothers day on a short notice an hour before closing, my…read moredaughter's Mazda CX-5 had a flat tire and the person answered the phone agreed to take my daughters Mazda! The usual questions of were tires purchased from Costco etc, I am very grateful and want to thank the person on the phone, ( sorry didn't get the name) and the entire crew for their dedication to duty! I sometimes see them even working at checkout counters! Multi-tasking ! Million thanks to you Shoreline Costco Aurora village tireshop!

Hands down, best Costco I have been to after living in the Bay Area and Portland area. The staff is…read morevery friendly, the store is clean and well organized and always stocked up. Their selection is wide with many Asian items including sushi and sashimi. The price is top notch for everything compared to regular grocery stores. The register section is smooth and speedy, given we do self-checkouts which have hardly any lines and move quick. The food court is great with their self service option. The only downside is the entrance and exit into their parking lot. It can get chaotic bc there is only only one exit into the Costco that is right in front of the store entrance and the other is on the backside of the lot. I'd say enter in from the Home Depot side and park in the back. Or enter the gas side and park behind the other retail stores. If you have the executive, take advantage of the 9am store opening hours with your membership.