It takes a village yall! Two employees helped the Instacart…read moredriver find pizza boxes for my child with food allergies to be able to bring pizza to summer camp for her lunch on a day they were serving pizza and have it look cute! THANK YOU BOTH!!

US Food Chef Store sells filet mignon so cheap you'll wonder if cows are on clearance. Grab a whole…read moretenderloin for pocket change--even if you cut it like a toddler with safety scissors, it's still a win. Crab legs? Cheaper than cat food. Ignore the folks whining about prices being "the same." If you're just looking for a single onion, yeah, you're in the wrong place. But if you're ready to buy in bulk, the prices are unbeatable. The staff won't judge your confused meat-staring; they're too busy being helpful. Come for the bargains, stay for the "what do I even do with all this meat?" adventure.

I was in there yesterday. Two floor people asked if they could help me. The front desk , cashier…read moreand MANAGER were also extremely nice, friendly and helpful. So apparently there are some new people in charge.

The manager was very rude and disrespectful to customers. I brought two items one for $5.29 and the…read moreother one for $5.49. At the register the product rung up for $6.52. There were two stickers by the product. She did not honor the lowes price. Instead she gonna say don't come back. Customer makes sure you get a pay check. She sits in that chair all the time doing nothing but stealing the money from the daily business. instead of removing the stickers she had the nerves to get smart with that dried up wig on. She became very argumentative towards me. As a manager she was very unprofessional in dealing with the situation. She's needs to take customers service training. That's the job she applied for and she needs to be more professional with the public instead of going back and forth with the customers in front of other customer.

Costco is great for those frequently used items around the house. Wither it be household goods or…read morebulk food item's they got it. They even have smaller items as well not to bulk up your house too. Also, don't sleep on the bakery either. The loaves are great. If you're lucky enough you might even find their jalapeño sourdough. My mouth is watering just thinking of it. If that's not your speed then the Italian bread might be to your liking.

Always things on sale, which is lower than the usual low Costco price. Today what I noticed was…read moretoothpaste (5 pack). all batteries, AA, AAA, 9 volt and more. I went in to buy Kirkland (the Costco brand) toilet paper and paper towels, but ended up spending $123.00.If you spend less than a $100, then you didn't pick up three bottles of wine, the new John Grisham book and such, like I did today. The clothes are always stacked neatly as they have one or two people going around and doing nothing but straightening them up. Of course the Christmas decorations, toys for the kids are out, as they seemingly were out when the Halloween 7 foot tall skeletons were out also. It's not shopping, but an adventure!

Great selection and friendly staff. Went I'm to see what they had for our food trailer and we'll…read moredefinitely go back.

I like the SCC - easy to find quantity items. Like a mini Sams Club or Costco…read more Easy to find right on Broad St.

This place is the southern version of Sam's club or BJ's box stores. They sell bulk items. You can…read morefind anything you need to support a large party or large functions and the prices are very very reasonable. A variety of catering equipment,household goods ,toys and frozen food sections. It's off the main road but it's so worth stopping into for any of your needs.

never too crowded, they have fair prices, employees are always happy and friendly . The store is a…read morebit hidden so you don't see it from the main road

This will be my 5th Costco location I've visited this past year. I try to go to different states…read morebecause I've heard each one is not the same. I walked in with the list but came out with WAY more than I expected. This store is super clean, organized and categorized. My favorite is the freezer and wine section. The only con with this Costco is where I live, if you buy 12 bottles, they give you 10% off, so I am assuming the state of Georgia doesn't offer that. Their clothes are very reasonable in pricing, I found pajamas for only $6.97! Their meat, seafood, refrigerated and deli section are solid. Last is the pharmacy, I love to get my Zyrtec D here because.... Again..it's cheaper. This place has it all! Spent a lot of money at this location but worth it! Found items that they didn't have back home in Ohio. Costco fan for life.

Great selection…read more Some people compare Costco to Sams Club. I see higher quality on non food items. Selection is similar. I personally see value in being a member. If you don't use the quantity, go in with friends or family. Employees are friendly and willing to help.

I've been shopping at this store from over 26 years and always find something new to try. Oh my…read morethe spices are so amazing. So many to choose from. As I cook from scratch.

They have a variety of food and supplies! They will have what you are looking for! The associates…read morewere very helpful.

This was my second visit here. It is much easier to find using the first Nexton exit on west 26…read moreand making a uturn a bit off the exit..google maps gps on my phone took me right to it in a much shorter time than when I went there previously prior to there being a Nexton exit. It's basically a warehouse full of about anything and everything..clothes, towels, bedding, clothes, a bit of furnishings, exercise equipment. There are also things like garbage bags, personal items. Staff I think is a family... friendly and helpful. There is no tax as a wholesale warehouse..if you use a credit card there is a 2% charge. I was able to get an air fryer for only 31.50..the last one. It's like Ollies, when it's gone, it's gone..They get different things in. The website is Charlestonliquidation.com The only thing kept me from giving 5 stars, is everytime someone comes in , a really loud alarm sounds.. bit annoying, and the parking can be a bit of a challenge if you have to park in the grass, it gets muddy after rain. They are not open Sundays or Mondays. Check it out, you will walk away with something at a good price.

The Bin Store is located next to the YMCA in North Augusta off Martintown Road. It is easy to miss…read morethe Bin Store because the plaza makes it not easy to see the storefront from the road. When you first enter. I recommend grabbing a shopping cart/buggy to your immediate right. The buggies are the first to go. Now for the fun to start. Pick a bin and start diving in to see what goods you can find. There are 12-15 bins placed throughout the store, so people are not stuck or bunch up together. - Friday and Saturday is when new inventory is loaded onto the bins - Wednesday is $2.00 day. Every item is $2.00 - Thursday is clearance day (which I think everything in the bin is $1.00) - Thursday has limited hours from 10 am - 2 pm because they clear out each bin each week. Items in the bin vary each week. I recommend checking their Facebook page because they announce the highlights that will be placed into the bin. Warning: There are no returns or exchanges on the item you purchase. I recommend checking it thoroughly. I recommend bringing hand sanitizer or gloves. The items in the bin have been handled by many people. I recommend washing your hands thoroughly when you get home.

Super cool place! Managed to find several items worth 30-50$ on Friday and an item worth 80$ on…read moreSaturday morning! And all for 6$ a piece. The staff is also super friendly and love to help. I will say the experience can be a bit overwhelming if you go during peak hours, and it's pretty near impossible to find the featured items, however that doesn't mean it's still not a great time! I will be returning often for sure.