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?

This is a real grocery store. (And clothing store too, but I just get groceries here.) My…read moresuspicion is it's probably moderately pricier than Dollar General, but I still prefer it. Their meat counter/deli is an institution locally. I highly recommend their homemade sausage. It's all done there. Beautifully and simply packaged. The store has a historic feel. I can attest it looks just like I remember it in the 80s. And in the 80s it probably looked like it did in the 60s. Of course it's family owned and operated. The place is clean as a whistle, and the shelves are stocked. They actually still stock shelves here. They don't just roll out a pallet of boxes and leave it like they're feeding refugees. One word of warning. I've noticed this over the years. The ladies that do the checkout up front aren't always bubbling with excitement for you to be there. Don't expect much in terms of smiles or thank yous or you're welcomes. It's probably something leftover from their German ancestry. Most times I go through the line they don't say a word at all. But, I'm telling you, these are nice people. Don't take offense. It's just like, it's Poseyville, it's Saturday morning; let's all move along.

How stinkin' cute is this adorable little boutique!! This is one of a few clothing/home decor shops…read morein the downtown Newburgh area. So if you catch yourself shopping and walking around down by the riverfront, you're sure to come across it! My 5 stars might be slightly bias, as I hit this store on a major sale day! 50% off red line shoes and 40% off ALL apparel... yes you heard that right, ALL! I'm not sure how often they do sales like that, but I felt like I hit the jackpot because it is a fairly pricy boutique. It's two levels, the bottom being apparel, accessories & shoes, and the top being mainly home decor. They have a few little nic nacs sprinkled around the store. The atmosphere is so calming, soothing and inviting. The muted white/beige colors really brighten the space and help put you into a tranquil peace of mind. Plus the friendly and welcoming nature of the staff just makes you want to stay and shop all day! I'd say it's definitely worth a pop in if you're in the area, even if you are just being a looky-lou!

High quality items for your home or wardrobe - I've been back multiple times! Very friendly staff…read moreas well.

I came here 3 times! It was a great place to visit. I was warmly welcomed each time. This team made…read moreme feel like they truly cared about what I needed. Personally, I have such a hard time making big purchases! I came and went each time with no pressure.

Way too much fun shopping here Great selection, good…read morequality and nice people. I suggest that you shop around but don't buy till you visit Pat and talk.

Love checking out new and slightly used items. Have made several purchases that we're very happy…read morewith! Spent lots of time on the porch during this pandemic.

Me and my friends LOVE this place!! We shop for hours because of all the great new and used…read moreitemsthey carry! We never leave empty handed and we always go every month!

Coffee is mid, and I had a pastry that was also mid…read more I feel it's more of a "Goods" store than a coffee shop.

I absolutely love this small business in Evansville! They have a wonderful curated assortment of…read morelocal gifts: jewelry, soap, leather goods, books, kids toys, clothing, decor and more! When in Evansville, you absolutely must come browse all these local goods. It's the perfect place to get a gift for anyone on your list. They have a bar with snacks, coffee, and beverages with a small cafe seating area in the back. I highly recommend the Ski Tea Tonic - made with elderberry tea and Ski soda! It's refreshing with a nice balance of sweet and sour for a hot day!

The shop is very nice. I love the look of the building. You can have a coffee upstairs or…read moredownstairs.The employees are super friendly and kind. Nice location in the town.

Such a cute shop. We really enjoyed checking everything out. The woman working (maybe the owner?)…read morewas so very nice. They have coffee etc too but we didn't get any at the time we were in. Definitely stop in. I know we will each time we come back in town.

This place is awesome! The new owners have really done a lot to clean and organize the inventory,…read moreand the new animatronics are wonderful! Definitely will be back and will shop here regularly!

I remember going there occasionally as a kid and brought my son in today for the first time. They…read moreare very friendly and helpful and have a huge selection. The store has a very mom-and-pop feel to it----not like a chain store. They have a lot of unique items and a huge selection of masks and costumes.