Great customer service and great prices , plus lots of variety of products too . Wish they had tuna…read morein the small cans but the Demand is probably pretty high . Glad they open early in the morning before I go to work too

I love this place!!! It's what we so desperately need when the nearest Costco is 70 miles away…read more Cash & Carry is actually a restaurant supply but is open to the public. Where else can you get pound containers of blueberries and raspberries for a little over 3 bucks? Two gallons of milk for 4.48? Great prices and you don't need to buy huge quantities of a lot of things. You can still get a two pound bag of brown sugar, not just 25 pounds. You can get one can, not a whole flat. Best of all, you don't have to set foot in Walmart. FANTASTIC meat as well - the prices just can't be beat. We love the service, too! Helpful and friendly. Whenever we go in, the kids hope to see Gerald as he is always there with a treat! We are saving so much shopping here and not driving to Costco in Tri-cities so often. Still need to get a few things there (diapers, laundry supplies, etc.) but this is so convenient for everyday food shopping.

The store is very large and has lots of items for those who have restaurants or just love to cook…read more Knives, aprons, BBQ accessories, food storage, temperature gauges, mixers, cutting boards, it's all here.

The guys there have always been extremely friendly and helpful. Their pricing is excellent and they…read moreare knowledgeable about the industry products. I enjoy working with them and will continue to do business with them.

Tyran was very friendly and helpful with my questions and helping me locate the items on my list…read moreand also quick and efficient with checking me out through his line, friendly, fast, and efficient, great customer service.

Great place to go to stock up bulk items. Have been shopping here for years and will continue to do…read moreso for many more. Staff is always willing to help with questions and carry outs.

Sad place, I went on line looking for a paella pan , the web site said they had 3 in stock in store…read morewhen I arrived there was only one person working in the store ,I waited for 5 minutes or so until she was available ,When I asked for a paella pan she shows me down the isle and says we have this one ..... one ..... I asked her a few technical questions about the pan , she said I have no idea I only work part time .............. ok .... And then she said I've been here 15 years ...........product knowledge is good ....

Sides the fact that this place won supplier company of the year by the Spokane chapter of…read moreWashington restaurant association this place delivers customer service and product well. I've been here twice, the staff over the counter had to special order me pants & shoes I needed which they had the next day. After wearing both items a fee days now I have to say good quality products. The building is huge and well stocked, organized for the most part. One a funny note, the second time I came in 2 of their employees where throwing a football, as soon as I walked in they stopped though... Probably felt conscientious about it ;) and now it's on yelp... For all your restaurant needs there's Bargreen Ellingston.!

Ever since the Costco opened in Richland this location is awesome in terms of parking, checkout,…read moreand unattended carts in the middle of aisles. Staff is always friendly, great product rotation, quick food court. I do have to ask though, I haven't seen the Kirkland red pepper flakes in months, what gives?

The exam was fine but I was led to believe they take insurance and I just needed to fill out a form…read moreto get reimbursed. The online paperwork has legal mumbo jumbo that says they don't take insurance and you are responsible. I sent the form and it was returned. Called my insurance and was told they are out of network and I will not reimbursed. Called the eye doctor they say they are not responsible because I signed an unclear agreement. I'm out hundreds of dollars and I live on a limited budget. The eye glass center for glasses and contacts take my insurance but I think I'll go else where

Ordered a desk and a ceiling fan from Costco's website, and they were delivered on Monday the 29th…read more On Tuesday the 30th, we put the desk together only to discover it was damaged. I called Costco corporate, and the representative told me to take it to my local warehouse and exchange it. I also decided to return the ceiling fan because the box arrived damaged, and I assumed there was a good chance the fan was damaged as well. The representative confirmed they had 13 of the desks in stock, so I headed to the warehouse. When I arrived, I was helped by Leo at the returns desk. After I explained the situation, he told me the issue was that the desk and fan were more expensive in the warehouse than what I had paid online. Instead of doing an even exchange, they wanted to refund my purchase and have me buy new ones at the higher in-store price, meaning I'd have to pay the difference. I obviously had a problem with that since the damaged items were delivered to me that way. Leo called over his supervisor, Carissa, to see if they could honor the online price during the exchange. Before he could even finish explaining the situation, she immediately shook her head and said, "No." I then explained everything in detail, including that I had spoken with Costco corporate less than 45 minutes earlier and that they were the ones who instructed me to come to the warehouse for the exchange. The entire time, she continued shaking her head, smiling, and telling me no. Not that it should matter, but I'm also dealing with a bad back, which is one of the reasons I had these items shipped to my house in the first place. Instead, I ended up making a trip to the warehouse for nothing. Here's the thing: maybe the answer really was no. I can accept that. But how you deliver that message matters, especially when you're dealing with a frustrated customer. I never felt like she cared about the situation or even wanted to hear me out. She didn't seem concerned that Costco corporate had directed me to the warehouse or that I was there because damaged merchandise had been delivered to my home. She just wanted to tell me no and move on. That's not the kind of customer service I expected from Costco. Also, there in store model of the desk is literally damaged in the exact same spot as the one I received. Maybe it's a packing issue or something. Regardless, I'm not happy at all with the store and I really hope this gets rectified.

Optical department is terrible. Kelly at the counter was exceptionally rude. My glasses were poorly…read moreadjusted and I was rushed to leave.

Sent wife down to get some lumber for a project we were working on. She knew what we were looking…read morefor in grade and quality of lumber. She wasn't allowed to pick out the lumber. The guy loading it picked it out, and when she asked for a different piece because of either wain, damage, or poor grade she was told no. I am disappointed that we had to drive to hermiston to the Home Depot to pick out lumber to compete the job.

From the owner: Celebrating 110 years in business, Tum-A-Lum Lumber is now a fourth generation family owned and…read moreoperated building material supply company. Tum-A-Lum operates three locations in Hood River, The Dalles, and Pendleton, Oregon providing contractors and homeowners with a wide assortment of building material products and services for new construction, remodeling, home improvement and repair, and a full line of tools and accessories for all your project needs.