Savi D.

So, I love Costco--even though it's always packed! Lately, I've been figuring out the best days and times to go to avoid the crowd (but that's a conversation for another day). Today, I'm here to talk about the mini food court, specifically... the pizza! Whenever I go to Costco--which isn't super often, but definitely more than in previous years--I always grab two slices of pepperoni pizza. The food is always consistent, reasonably priced, and honestly, two slices can last me for a couple of days. The slices are huge, and there's no way I can eat both in one sitting. I usually cut them in half and warm up half a slice at a time. I especially like the Cumberland location--the staff is friendly, the service is quick, and even though it's busy, I've figured out how to dodge the rush. I highly recommend the pizza. I'm sure many of you have already tried it, but if you're new to Costco or on the fence, go ahead and buy it--you won't be disappointed!

Emily Y.

I visited this Costco since I was in the area. They were helpful and decently well stocked. I went to buy an item marked for clearance but it didn't ring up properly. They sent someone to check it out, who confirmed and they had the manager override the price for me.

Erica E.

How can one not love Costco and all of its greatness?! The store itself is great, but this review is more about the food court tbqh. In a household of 2 (and a dog), we don't shop at Costco often beyond a few household needs, but when we do there are some great options. I usually like to buy items such as toilet paper, paper towels and drinks here, but find that my shopping experiences are a bit limited. When I do visit, it's usually for the food court. Greedy? Perhaps. It wouldn't be the first time that I've been called that and in this food court, it's quite true. As much as I consider myself a foodie with a 'fine palate', I will never turn down a piece of pizza and/or (hopefully both) a hot dog, okay? And with the insanely well-priced menu available at the Costco food court, I always want both. You can go in there with $10 and feed 5 people, I swear! Like Jesus and those 7 loaves of bread and pieces of fish okay? This Costco offers self-order stations which made it super smooth. I was feeling like a baller and decided, why the hell not? Let's ball out. I opted for a slice of pepperoni pizza, a hot dog and a drink. I think I paid $4. FOUR DOLLARS USD. Unbelievable. As I waited for my food I took a seat close to the window that showcased some of the hot food and pretty much drooled while I sat. It was calling my name! Less than 10 minutes later, my number was called out and my food ready for pickup. I am trying to limit my caffeine so I only had the option of Mountain Dew or Starry (or both? Totally don't remember) and it was obvious that they needed to be refilled based on how they were coming out and how it almost tasted like water - yuck. It was a sign that I shouldn't be drinking soda. But my food?! Exceptional. The pizza slices are huge and so flavorful. Perfectly greasy, topped with tons of cheese and toppings - yumm! The hot dogs are huge and when topped with your fave ingredients (I like mine with ketchup, mustard, and relish), they always hit the spot. I considered taking my food to the car but, nope. I decided to sit right down at a table and dig in as I browsed on my phone a bit. Each bite was better than the last, especially at the price I paid. All-in-all, whether you're shopping or simply stopping in for a quick, cheap bite to eat, Costco is worth the trip!

Georgia B.

Saddens me to lower my ratings for Costco as a long time customer. Last couple of years, their service level declined while they increased the membership fees. I've been an executive member for decades and it's $120/yr now. While I appreciate some new items towards healthier foods, much of their merchandise quality have declined. It's unrealistic to expect the retailer to quality check everything they sell. However, I do expect what they sell are real / authentic AND their merchants to manage manufacturers / suppliers to at least an average quality. Today, I returned a jar of local honey I bought a couple of days ago after determining that it's highly likely it's NOT pure raw honey as advertised. With more allergies this season, I bought a jar of local (Georgia Honey Farm, a woman owned business) raw honey to boost my immune system. When I got home, I tested it for its purity. It failed not one but several tests...the water (see my pic), match stick, microwave/stove top and heated stainless steel tests. Disappointing that Costco is selling honey that is not as advertised! Honey is one of the most faked foods in the world. It's a simple math...there's more honey on shelves than the amount possible for bees to make. It's bad enough I was sold a fake product and took additional time to return this fake-honey, but the customer service was despicable! I notified the associate processing my return of, the item not being authentic honey and Costco should consider taking it off the shelf. Next thing I know is that her manager came over with hostility stating "we're not going to take it off the shelf because one customer didn't like it". Fair enough, but I didn't say I did not like it! I said, it's a fake product! I do NOT expect this associate nor store associates to have that level of authority. I DO expect the store associates to forward their customer feedback to the store manager to notify relevant regional and/or corporate units responsible for merchandising. Apparently, this supervisor wants to continue to sell fake items and put words in my mouth. Her approach was entirely dismissive and hostile. In the least, they should flag it and request a review rather than continuing to sell a known / suspected fake-honey. After all, it's in Costco's interest to listen to its customers and maintain their branding. Not so much today...hopefully it's just these 2 people rather than the store, regional and corporate practice. It is a failure on multiple levels including not educating their associates on appropriate costumer service periodt! No good deed... In case y'all are interested, here's how you tell honey Is pure. A drop of pure honey on your thumb will stay in one place. A drop of pure honey placed in a glass of water will drop to the bottom and will not dissolve. A matchstick dipped in pure honey will still be able to ignite when struck. When mixed with a few drops of vinegar essence, pure honey will not foam. When heated on a stove top / microwave, pure honey will caramelize quickly and it will not foam up. Pure honey tends to crystalize over time.

Karen G.

I enjoy going to this Costco at Cumberland Mall because the store is easy to navigate through to get my items. The staff is always very helpful and friendly despite the short staid and overwhelming crowds. Unfortunately, I've seen a reduction in health foods such as mixed greens and flax seeds. The lack of the styles of foods interferes with my 2023 vegan goals.LOL Customer Service was soo busy today and still Tony (who helped me with a new credit card and Mina (or Nina- Blonde-haired Latino woman) who got me my rebate store credit were both patient. Great customer service team!

Gregory C.

Costco has a lot to offer for locals at the Cumberland area. The gas alone is the best deal around town. But it's the fresh produce, meats, and frozen foods that keep me coming back. If you are hungry, can't beat the $1.50 hot dog and soda. I'm the hot dog franks are advertised as 100 percent all beef. And they are really tasty. Parking can be a slog especially on busy days like Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. If you can't swing it during a Wednesday or Thursday, I've had good success getting in and out.

Kiah R.

This Costco is very well stocked\, they always have everything I need. Sometimes they run out of the little brownies because everyone buys them when they see them but they will return in about a week afterwards. There's plenty of parking, only place that is a complaint is the gas area, this is my least favorite costco to get gas at because of how the entrance for gas is set up.

I bought gorilla dump cart and the box was all taped up from someone who didn't want it and returned it. It's was bulging out and tape was everywhere. I didn't buy Items to come in used by other people Very disappointed with Costco If I knew that I would go get it brand new in the store but I didn't have a way to get it home therefore I had to buy it online Don't trust to buy it online now

Jose R.

Costco! Stupendous! I've paid high $$$ in this town to enjoy an authentic paella . . . Now, I can truly enjoy it en mi casa for a fraction of the cost. Bravo!

Kameetrice F.

What's not to love about this store? I don't shop here often since I am only responsible for care of myself. However, when I do, I always have an enjoyable experience. During my most recent visit I went around 5pm and had the pleasure of sampling several items. They were even doing a demo for Vitamix! I am a huge believer in advertisement through sampling. Costco has nailed the process down. You try something and end up buying what you did not even know you wanted or needed. The store is always clean and seems to always have sufficient staff and products. More often than not, you find that the products for sale are a great value. For example, I found some amazing grain free granola bars for 16 bucks for 13 bars. The exact same product is on sale at amazon for $25! Another example is I purchased this massive size bag of blueberries for !10! If you have the storage to stock up on items you use often, Costco is the store for your needs!