I love Costco. They have the best deals and sometimes when you get a sale after the already great…read moredeal you're getting an amazing deal. For example, we got 12 Semenko ice cream made in Korea for only $11.19 on sale. This is a great deal because if you go to any Korean market, you will not find this deal. Costco is very culturally sensitive to the neighborhood. It's in so you'll find all kinds of different foods from different countries here.

This review is specific to the Edison, NJ Costco, and more specifically addresses ongoing issues at…read morethe Tire Center.Despite having appointments, this center is consistently overcrowded and unable to service vehicles in a timely manner. As a long-time member who has spent thousands of dollars here on batteries, TPMS sensors, and replacement tires--at least 10 times--I am incredibly disappointed.The customer service has steadily declined. Recently, I have experienced significant pushback on honoring tire warranties, paired with unprofessional and curt attitudes from staff. Specifically, a supervisor named Ed was dismissive and unhelpful when I sought assistance. I escalated the issue to the warehouse manager, Al, but he has not had the courtesy to return my calls.I expect a much higher standard of professionalism and warranty support from this brand, and I hope management addresses these operational and service deficiencies.

I switched to a BJ's membership after years of being a Sam's Club member, simply because Sam's, an…read moreaffiliate of Walmart, rolled back its DEI policies that supported diverse employees and suppliers through equity programs. BJ's is fine overall, but the produce section leaves a lot to be desired. That said, I really enjoy the app experience. Express Checkout in-club is easy to use, and the number of available coupons is a big improvement compared to Sam's. The savings actually feel accessible. I also appreciate that BJ's is never overly crowded, especially compared to the madhouse that Costco often is.

Been here many times and only because it's close to home, I prefer Costco for the friendly…read moreemployees and customer service also the meats and vegetable section a lot fresher than BJ's. I usually just run to BJ's for when I need only a couple of items because usually there's no lines and no customers and I can see why the EMPLOYEES AND CUSTOMER SERVICE ARE NONEXISTENT OR LAZY! About 80% of the time when I've needed assistance at the quick checkout, the employee who supposed to be working, would be chatting with other employees with their backs facing the registers and would not even know you need assistance. I assume management doesn't really care or they are just as lazy collecting a paycheck. Even though they just recently renovated a new entrance exit area, they need to rehire employees who actually care and the place may start making some money. Not even worth taking any pictures!

HEARING AID CENTER (only)…read more Andrea was awesome. She was friendly, professional, and thorough. She walked me thru the process, tested my hearing and helped match me with the best hearing aid out of the 5 they offer. She nailed it!!!!

Just another Costco in New Jersey and the only disappointment is they do not sell liquor. I…read morenormally go to the Edison one, but had to come to this one to purchase something. Edison did not have. When I asked where the liquor section was, they said only two places in New Jersey Costco sell liquor, one in Edison/Wayne or the only two authorize to sell hard liquor. All in all pretty much the same as the one Edison but nowhere near as busy as Edison Costco

Wow ! Found this store after staying 10'plis years in central NJ ! How did I miss this shop ! As…read morethe name says - it is a perfect shop for restaurant owners and anyone who wants to buy bulk items ! When I went first time , I got no help when I asked for membership etc . I almost shopped not knowing that I need a membership. The members in the billing counter didn't help and even the manager there . I came back later and found this shop had many more stuff including vegetables etc . Liked the price and we got few stuff . Good shop overall but hope they improve their service ! 4 stars

Absolutely rude workers. Didn't even get a chance to shop. Came in with questions regarding a…read morepossible one day pass and the woman was so unbelievably rude. Went to Costco Business Center instead

Cool wholesale distributor. Walked over there and though I didn't wanna buy a ton of anything, they…read morehave a huge variety of stuff here. I would come here for basic needs, party supplies, toys, batteries l, beauty stuff, drinks making stuff, and all that. The owner is very nice and caring. Answers alll your questions and tries to help you in any way he can. A real face of the community kind of guy. Thanks for being great dude. On this visit I got some of those Protein cookies everyone loves for mad cheap - $16 for a box of 12. Can't beat that ;) I'll be back!

Accidentally checked out with the wrong chicken salad, and the clerk at the returns station was…read morevery condescending: "Did you leave the store with it? This will have to be thrown away." (judgy disdain face) It was still refrigerator-cold and sealed; they could put it back on the shelf or hand it off to a food pantry and no one would ever know. And Costco policy would also have allowed a return even if I had opened and tasted it, and decided I merely didn't like it. You'd think in a customer service role, one would just know that trying to shame the customer is a no-no? Does that really need to be explicitly spelled out in training?

It's a perfectly fine Costco but that whole pizza routine. Ugh. It's terrible. The pizza is…read moreinedible. Soft to the tooth. Mushy. Cold even. If it wasn't so busy I'd return it. The store is a nice one but that pizza ruined it. Sorry to say.

A professional place that will have you unloaded in under an hour. Just watch out for Harold the…read morewalking cigarette. He looks like he's on fire.

I go To Sam's Club once a month. The members mark brand is…read morejust as good if not better than name brand. The prices are great. So much cheaper than the grocery store. They have a good selection of products and I think the fresh chicken breasts are better than Purdue and all the expensive brands. I save a lot of money on groceries monthly and their rotisserie cooked chicken is so much tastier than Costco. I prefer Sam's over Costco and BJs. Prices are better than Costco too

I don't get it. Well, I do "get it" as far as membership warehouses go it's just that this one…read moreisnt really that good lmao. Well the customer service was good - the person who helped me at the CS desk was friendly and well-informed (I joined online and she told me when to actually expect the physical card in the mail). Other than the CS rep, it's a pretty spartan experience and really just a bigger Walmart. Which duh. Waltons and all that. But it doesn't even have the stuff I would get at WalMart. None of the fresh or frozen foods were enticing to me. Many of the other products were slightly overpriced as compared to Costco or BJs. I did get some things for the convenience factor though: -humongous jug of Fabuloso -Dog treats shaped like churros (I love churros and so does Wesley) -eggs - And a Frigidaire portable fridge/freezer for the tractor trailer that I ordered online last week when it was on sale. I had to join the club to get the product. Ah - I've answered my own question. This place is best for one-off purchases. Verdict: Sam's prioritizes its house brand (Makers Mark) over all else. Many of these brands are actually big names in disguise. However I don't have the time or interest in seeing what is and isn't beyond a cursory internet look AND Walmart hasn't quite built up my trust enough on their house items (I'm still irritated at the Great Value pasta noddles I bought a few years ago) for me to go all in on Makers Mark like I would a Costco Kirkland item. So I predict I'll use my membership sparingly and strategically. You do you though.