I love the chocolate bars "Sweet Nothings"real ingredients, no palm oil!!! Candy chocolate bars…read moresingle wrapped with coconut~almonds or caramel & etc love them all!!!!!

I have been ordering from this company for years. Their protein bars are really good. The shipping…read moreis always great. They pack the order in dry ice when the temperatures are warm, and it arrives quickly and in perfect condition. Their customer service is really great too. I have only had one issue in all the years that I have been ordering from them. When I contacted their customer service, the issue was taken care of immediately. I would highly recommend ordering from this company.

When you are on a little road trip and need to stop for a bite to eat and use the facilities, where…read moredo you stop? A rest area? Hardly. A gas station? I think not. Fast food? Pshaw! Give up? I am sure you have guessed it by now (dear lord, I would hope so. This is a Costco review, after all. If you are confused already, let me quote Rob Reiner's mom and say: "I'll have what she's having") Yep, you guessed it! Costco. The unexpected hero of this road trip pitstop. After almost 3 hours of driving, it was time for a much-needed break. I pulled off onto a promising exit, yet nothing looked like a great option to meet my urgent necessities. Then, gleaming like an oasis in the desert, I saw it: The Evansville Costco. Upon first glance, I could tell this Costco was fresh and new and would probably be a great experience. The outside of the building, with its brick and stone facade looked both high quality and also inviting. I must admit that this review is incomplete, as I simply visited two very important areas of the store: the restroom and the food court. Yet, I could easily see the rest of the building and I'm sure this Costco doesn't disappoint. The restrooms were clean and well-maintained. After that relieving experience, I made my way to the food counter for a tasty all-beef hotdog combo. With an empty bladder and a full stomach, I was ready to get back on the road. I have probably been in or through Evansville only once or twice in my life. While I have been through Southern Indiana many, many times on drives to Florida, I always take I-65 and haven't traveled far enough Southwest to drive through Evansville. But since Indiana finished a large, new section of I-69, this was the best way to travel to visit a buddy who moved down to Tennessee. If you ever find yourself traveling down 69 on your way through Evansville and you need a nice place to take a break, may I humbly suggest the most beautiful Costco I've ever seen! Maybe pick up a rotisserie chicken for the road.

I have been a member for over 20 years, and I do like this location, I did notice today at the food…read morecourt I waited behind two customers buying food and paying with cash and moving like molasse, neither was a member of Costco. As they both were talking with each other and stated the same. I asked a worker as I left if a membership was required and a worker stated at this time it was not required although Online on the Costco official website states clearly a membership is required to buy food at the food court, I don't think it's right that I a member has to wait 10 mins for two nonmembers to buy food when they should not even be there Why do I pay for a membership if you can but items without one?

Very friendly staff. I was blown away by the service. I left with more stuff than I'd originally…read moreintended to buy. I will get my pipe tobacco here from now on.

Love the ladies that work there. Very friendly and helpful. Prices and selection are good.read more

Organic and Plant Based with Gluten Free Options including in the deli. Store is clean and…read moreemployees are friendly and have been dedicated for years.

I've been here more than a handful of times. Seems to be just like most chain grocery stores…read more My 2nd to last visit here was impressive. My husband & I are plant-based (vegans) & last year when we came to visit (from California) we were able to get all the produce items we needed, except dates, but we did find Daiya non-dairy cheese & some meat alternatives. They even have a gluten-free refrigerated section & a frozen vegan section as well. On my last visit, which was about a week ago, they no longer had the Daiya cheese, but an employee did admit that MANY customers have recently been calling for it. Instead, they carried a vegan version of sliced cheese, which I never buy, but did on this trip. Not a fan of it & I don't even remember the brand. Oh, and they don't carry Popchips, which surprised me. My mother-in-law also said she wished they carried it too & complained to the manager about that. She needs to make a special trip to Walmart for that, which only calls attention to some of the other deals they have, therefor taking more business away from Schnuck's. Anyways, there it is. It's like any other grocery chain. You can find just about anything if you have the SAD (standard American diet), have a gluten sensitivity or allergy & a few vegan options. It's clean, they have separate departments, that are clearly defined, but some of their categories could be laid out a little better.

These guys are very helpful and kind! They have an amazing selection of all types of products! If…read moreyou are looking for volume buys or something hard to find, pretty good bet that they have it! The place is clean and well lit. You can park right at the front door! And that is sooooo worth it!

What I have done here was get a Covid shot and they did an excellent job The service is excellent…read morethey have a good pharmacy and the staff is great because he comes to my dieabetic class.John is a good druggist and he is personable and they have a lot selection of other items.The price of the medication is a good price and the value is good for the money.

Sam's has NOTHING you cannot find elsewhere, often for less money. Their "fortified" meats and…read moreseafood, complete with maggots and/or worms add additional protein to your meal. Customer service is an afterthought. Frequently, you have to wait, wait and wait some more to pay cash, even if you have only one or two items. The banner outside should read: "AT SAM'S CLUB, WE SET LOW STANDARDS AND USUALLY FAIL TO MEET THEM." A member no more, even at $25.

Work on using the employees using the family bathroom for their breaks. It's not been once or twice…read more; it is almost always an issue when we visit this sams club. I had to wait 15 minutes to use the ONLY bathroom that I am able to use. She also hid/turned so her name tag was not visible so I was not able to let anyone know who it was. Also, had to step out of line to pay for items that were not scanned at the register so that made the visit also less enjoyable.

Good low priced addition to the local grocery store chains. They have a great selection. Fruit,…read morevegetables, dry goods. They even have beer and wine. The prices are very reasonable. They have many Kroger brands.

This is your typical Kroger discount store. Don't expect bells and whistles, rent a shopping cart…read morefor 25 cents, get your quarter back when you return the cart. Just like Aldi. Bring your own shopping bags too. Great store to load up on snacks, cereal, dairy, and frozen food. There is a small area of produce as well. Price is very inexpensive on everything. Great place to stock up on condiments for summer BBQ as well. The place isn't big and fancy, but when you save a lot of money, you don't care. My only wish would be for at least 1 self checkout lane, but that might be too much of a hassle for the already busy crew.