Alright, time for an update!…read more Costco still remains a daunting, unfriendly and very troubling place for me. It's American mass consumerism at its prime and worst. I need to go when the fewest people are there, otherwise it feels like a horror movie... all those people running around with multiple carts overfilled with stuff, some actually frantic. Besides who really needs six jars of super sized mayonnaise unless you have a family of twelve or more? However, there are some redeeming factors to shopping here, and possibly getting a good deal. This still remains the ONLY Costco in the area I'll visit for otherwise being run over by a crazed shopper with a full pallet of merchandise. So. Some great finds- We got two new good quality camping chairs for the outdoor concerts we attend at a rock bottom price! Woo hoo! Then I found a large container, yet still manageable, of my favorite snack treat, Aussie Bites, at a great price. Please don't buy them out!!! The maple syrup is good quality and less expensive than anywhere. The paper goods can also be a very good deal. Just have a big storage space for a gazillion rolls of toilet paper. They were unfortunately out, or no longer carrying, two other favorites, the top sirloin hamburgers and the Korean dumplings (an easy and quick, delicious treat). I recommend perusing the aisles as one never knows what really interesting product or bargain is lurking in the depths of this monster store. Oh, and if you want a ginormous TV that will never fit anywhere or a casket, just in case, they have those too. Plus, it's fun to count how many giant SUVs are parked in compact parking spaces to be as close to the front door as possible! After all, there's enough walking inside! You do need a membership to enter.

This is the only Costco I go to. It may be smaller than other locations, but not dealing with the…read moredreaded gas station line makes it worth it. Instead, there are plenty of EV chargers. They say Costco on them but they run through Electrify America, and they are F-A-S-T. I got up to 230 miles (80% ish for me) in 10 minutes from nearly dead quickly after I shopped. The crowd has usually been lighter than other Costco locations, which makes getting in and out easier. I think part of that is the location. Sierra College Boulevard does not have a huge commercial strip or much dense housing beyond the two nearby shopping centers and small neighborhoods, so the store feels calmer than the bigger warehouses. If you like Costco but not the chaos, this location has been the one I keep coming back to.

Love these guys! So helpful when you need more specialized parts or information. I'd rather come…read morehere than waste my time in Home Depot. Whatever they don't have in store they could probably order.

Excellent company and great people in Rocklin. I am have done a number of home renovations and I am…read morecommitted to Ferguson and their family of companies. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. A great selection of brands to choose from, if they don't have it they can get it. Their prices will meet or beat anyone else out there.

Are all Costco's created equally?!…read more I have no idea, but I am constantly exploring new ones when I find them, and this Costco location in Loomis, California is my latest discovery. They've been open for almost a year, and it's taken me literally this long to check it out. This one just feels different and quite frankly I don't know that I can put my finger on it. Maybe it's the way the entrance and exit doors are situated, maybe it's the displays, maybe it's that still fresh feeling... I don't know but I can tell you I like it! This warehouse is incredibly well stocked, and I was able to find items here that I literally cannot and have not ever found or seen in the other warehouses that I shop at. The meat department is glorious! So many different cuts of meat, fish, poultry, I even found ground chicken packaged by Mary's. Mary's is more local to California and has a great reputation for quality poultry. The produce section was a little low, but it's also that time of year when California just doesn't have a lot of produce. Spring is just around the corner... As I perused up and down different aisles, putting more in my grocery cart than I had originally bargained for, it was almost like a treasure hunt, and I've loved every moment of it! If you live in the Sacramento area, where you happen to be driving through or near Roseville, which is just adjacent, shopping here is a great experience. Parking was easy! Yes, you read that correctly. Parking was not a problem. Finding a shopping cart was not a problem. The checkout lines, definitely were not a problem. The cashier was super sweet on top of it. Great shopping experience and definitely worth making this my go to in the area!

10/1/2025: What an eye-opening shopping experience I had while shopping at the Loomis Costco! I…read moreneeded purchasing eggs: I noted eighteen Heirloom eggs selling for $7.87, the twenty-four pack of organic eggs selling for about the same as the Heirloom eggs then, the typical eggs which I never buy nor bother noticing the selling price. What is prominently noted in my brain: Loomis Costco is the ONLY Costco selling the Heirloom Eggs! Will someone PLEASE explain WHY all the Costcos I have shopped never have the items I want and need at the Folsom Costco, eh?

This shop is amazing in its size and variety. Some of the sellers have priced their wares fairly…read moreand others, well, they're kinda crazy. They do have staff that wanders the floor in case you have questions. We did find a couple of crystal items that we liked and that were priced extremely well. When we were paying for the two items we expressed concern about getting them home safely (had to fly home). The cashier assured us it wasn't a problem and then wrapped them extremely well in bubble wrap.

I've seen Antique Trove many times, driving east on 80, usually heading to some other type of…read moreadventure. I finally had a chance to stop in and wow, it is impressive! It's hands down the best antique store I've visited in both the bay and Sacramento areas. It is packed with unique finds and well laid out with named aisles. Almost the entire back wall is filled with a mid century modern vendor. The selection of color glass, kitschy housewares and unique art blew me away. The prices were really reasonable and some vendors had some sales and markdowns. They make it clear which vendors will accept offers. Staff was available though out the floor to assist. That is smart, as this place is the size of a small grocery store. Visiting Antique Trove is an experience for sure. There are restrooms up front, a good size patio outside with additional items for sale and just a ton of treasures to browse through. I spent about an hour there and could have easily spent more had I not been late for lunch and hangry. That's another thing-don't come hungry thinking it's a quick trip-you'll be there a while! Lots of parking and easily found off the freeway, Antitque Trove is a must stop for anyone interested in vintage shopping.

First time at Smart and Final and I was not impressed. The prices were no different than a Walmart…read moreor Sams Club. One of the cashiers were very unprofessional and not too keen on customer service. She was actually making conversations with another isle trying to get a man's attention, while I was trying to get to my groceries. That spoke volumes to me. Last time I will go there,which I am sure no one cares about. Back to Costco I shall return

Stopped in for a few things..noticed more things I want on our next visit…read more Store looked very nice, everything in it's place. Produce department looked clean and full.