A giant warehouse (similar to Costco) but focused specifically on restaurant supply and restaurant…read morefood needs. There are plenty of industrial-level equipment and food prep items also available for sale, but their primary/majority of the store real estate is focused on consumable goods. Even if you don't own a restaurant or small business, you can request a day-pass to allow you to shop here without a fee. You just can't return anything, and all sales are final. Staff is friendly and helpful. Parking is plentiful. Prices can vary wildly for different types of items. There are deals to be had, but there are also food/equipment prices that are definitely on the higher side as well. Tons of options for bulk food purchases (doesn't make sense unless you're in the food-service business), but plenty of prep items that you can't usually find in a regular department store (larger mixing bowls, platters, tools). Recommended.

Great selection of halal meat at fantastic prices. No need to have a business license, just show…read moreyour ID to get a pass. FYI- pass doesn't allow you to get alcohol though. Service isn't like a typical store, it's a warehouse, so don't bring your kids and ideally wear nonslip shoes. No refunds for non-members so look at your receipt before you leave. Make sure individual items aren't rung up as cases, etc.

Let me start my shpeel of carp by expressing my sincerest gratitude towards this monumental…read moreestablishment. Upon entry you are delightfully greeted by a tip of a hat and a milday, which is precisely my pace. I galavanted into the corridors merely endeavoring for two items. A plethora of toilet paper, 7 years worth to be precise, and a bakers dozen of Costco's finest hot dogs. Prices are exceptional, and logistics were effortless. I stuffed my Kirkland cargo utility trousers with a revolvers chamber worth of flaccid meat conduits, my thighs began to cook the dogs from the radiant heat due to intense frolicking throughout the aisles. I've always ran hot, like an aged thunderbird. I just had to sample the various succulent provenders that act as end caps to the enabling aisles of over consumption, Tis the American way and I for one, am a true patriot. People call me Americas sweetheart. At any rate, I now can wipe relentlessly without worry of depleting my supply of rumpus papyrus. And I've got my dogs with me for the next 30 minutes. Life is good. Costco is great. Best Regards, JC

I've been an executive member for 31 yrs., spend $2000+ every month, but today may have been the…read morelast day that I shopped there. Costco on Baseline has to have the rudest, most unprofessional, and most incompetent cashier, specifically Lupe # 823, and checkout people, namely a woman named Talia at the exit. In 31 yrs. I've never had any problems at Costco. Today it seemed that everyone hated their job. From now on I will shop at Sam's club, or at Amazon Fresh. Who needs this negativity and rudeness? I don't.

Not sure what's going on here, I used to greatly prefer Sam's to Costco. First of all, Cafe is now…read moreapp orders only... okay. It says right on the screen to wait for your number to be called but psych! They won't make it until you wait in a ridiculous line and show them your order. Then you are hoping they aren't out of what you ordered by then or you can wait for them to cook it too. So inefficient! Think you'll be in and out at 2pm on a Wednesday? Nope. After your food court delay for a hot dog and a slice of pizza, there's are 10-15 people queued to leave. The door man is a rude as all and will yell at you if you think there are two lines (since there are two patches through the exit pylon). My husband got frustrated and walked out with our cupcakes and then he started yelling at me "where are the cupcakes!!" with my sleeping 3 week old baby right there. I told him I'm leaving and he said I'm going to mark it down!! As some kind of threat. I don't care call the police on the cupcakes I paid for already. Good thing my membership expires in 55 days because this was my last trip here.

Stopped by yesterday and still for got a few things. Their sliders they had as samples yesterday…read morewere very good..the buns tasted so yummy to.. Next time we are back we definitely want those. And the other items I keep forgetting.

The work was very interesting and professional. All questions were answered well. I would recommend…read morethis shop for repairs and maintenance. The

Andrew - excellent service. Keeps you entertained with conversation while doing your phone in…read moreMINUTES... how fast he goes it makes it seem so simple I can do it, then I look at all his tools and what's he's doing and realize exactly why I'm letting the professional do it. He's by far my favorite repair man and already plan on coming back with old products to get fixed. It was word of mouth that brought me in - so his service goes a long way

I went in to get my clasp on my chain fixed and Keith was amazing!! His services were excellent and…read morehe was able to get my clasp replaced in a short amount of time. I'll definitely be coming here for future jewelry repairs.

I had a gold chain necklace that snapped so I called Bianca's and asked how long it would take to…read morefix and how much it would cost. They said one week and $30-45 depending on the type of gold. I came in on a Saturday to drop it off and they tested to see what type of gold it was (18k) so it was $45. I signed the slip and left it in their hands. The following Saturday I called them to ask when I can expect it to be done and they said they were working on it at the moment and should be done and cleaned up before they closed. I ended up picking it up the following business day and the repair was great, the weld is super small and you can't tell unless you look at it closely. Would come back for any other repairs, if needed.

Cool place to get running shoes, clothing and more. We stopped by to browse their shoe selection…read moreand pick up a pair of Balega socks (my fave). Reminisced about our first time walking into a running store 15-20 years ago and being fitted for proper shoes. Glad this place is close by for new runners too! We talked with the employees about fun races we've done in the past, including Disney, Cowtown (now Urban Cow), CIM, Shamrock, etc. Good memories. Convenient location, a few steps away from Marco's Pizza and Icing on the Cupcake, where we were actually headed, lol. Prices seem like normal retail prices, so you're not saving any money but at least you might get it faster than ordering online. Found out they have a running group on Sundays that does a few miles together. Might be fun to check them out!

Good selection of running/walking shoes and good customer service. Was able to get in and grab a…read morepair of comfortable Asics walking shoes that feel fantastic.

Stopped in for a few things to go with our 4th of July dinner. Noticed a few more deals around the…read morestore. Always fun to look around never know what deals you might find. I also like there seasonal areas.

What's happened to Winco?…read more The Faiway store was my favorite market, but lately something has changed in Sacramento, Theft has caused at least two stores to stop being 24 hours and at my store on Fairway in Roseville stockers were in such a hurry that they almost ran over a senior citizen like me! When I told the cashier, she was obviously unhappy with her job and suggested I come before 10 am. The once happy employees seemed very unhappy tonight.

This review is for the cashier named May. It was a brief exchange at the counter. Thank you - I…read moreappreciate your customer service and friendliness.

Hostile, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable behavior from multiple employees. Staples lost…read morea major business opportunity today. I visited the Staples at 6770 Stanford Ranch Rd, Roseville, CA on 8/29 around 2 PM, and the experience was so shockingly bad that it cost this store -- and likely the company -- a significant purchase opportunity. I came in not only to complete two returns (a Happy Return and an Amazon return) but also to evaluate Staples as a potential vendor for a large bulk order of equipment and supplies for multiple offices. I never even made it to the shopping portion of my visit because the customer service was that hostile. The store layout was confusing and the signage contradictory, so I approached the balloon desk for help. The female associate dismissed me, pointed vaguely toward the Amazon lockers, and when I said I was confused, she condescendingly told me to "use my eyes" and marched slowly while pointing at arrows on the floor as if I were incapable of understanding basic directions. When I told her she was being rude, she replied, "I'm autistic," as though that excused her behavior. It does not. At the register, things escalated. Before even greeting me, Rhett loudly said, "We have to deal with customers' dumb questions all day!" He repeatedly talked down to me, pointed in my face, and ultimately yelled, "If you don't like the way we do things and think we're rude, pack up your returns and get out!" He shoved an Amazon contact card at me, clearly trying to avoid doing Amazon returns altogether. He also gave me incorrect instructions about where to complete my Happy Return -- proving the confusion I originally asked about was valid. As I walked to the correct area, he used the store communication system to portray himself as the victim, prompting another associate to make passive‑aggressive comments about "rude customers" within earshot of me and the only other shopper in the store. The Happy Returns associate then watched me stand in line without assisting me for an extended period, despite the store being nearly empty. This location is being run by employees who are openly hostile, dismissive, and unprofessional. Their behavior didn't just ruin a simple return -- it directly cost Staples a substantial business purchase I was prepared to make. I will not be returning, and I will strongly advise my firm to avoid Staples entirely.