Costco Wholesale

AA 8 months ago

Happy to finally find a Costco that carries organic *pasture-raised* eggs! Lately it seems like all my local warehouses have done away with pasture-raised eggs, (BUT they use the same packaging/sticker labeling for their free-range eggs). You may have noticed this subtle change at your local warehouses.

Jojo Jojo 5 months ago

2/1/2026 = 5:20PM = 5 Star = i think this is my 3rd time here in this location and did not have any issue since, still going back in this location.

Gary Bird III 2 months ago

I went to the Costco Wholesale in Cypress and it’s exactly what you’d expect but done really well. The store is clean, organized, and stocked with pretty much everything you need, especially if you’re buying in bulk. The prices are solid, and the quality is consistently good, whether it’s groceries, household items, or electronics. The food court is always a win too, quick, cheap, and reliable. It can get really busy, especially on weekends, so you have to be ready for crowds and long checkout lines. But the staff usually keeps things moving pretty efficiently. Overall, it’s a dependable spot. If you’re a member, it’s definitely one of those places you end up going to regularly.

Ramil P. 2 months ago

Popular place, but organized. Has a wide variety of items. Service was great, too with kind cashiers and helpful staff to help us get going. Even the ppl working the parking lot helped us. To Carlos who provided bags for my tall potted trees, you rock my dude!

Michael Rhea a month ago

I would like to give a BIG SHOUT OUT to Jillian and Shana (Costco Cypress #1208) in the Hearing Aid Center. While in town visiting family, my 94 year old Grandmother (MoMo as we call her) needed some new batteries for her hearing aids. A family memeber mentioned that the hearing aids were purchased at Costco and that if you go there, Costco will clean and install new batteries at no charge. Well, that sounded great to me. Upon arrival, we were met with smiles and a real sense of care and concern. I explained the issue and handed over the hearing aids. Within 10-12 minutes the hearing aids were not only cleaned and batteries changed, the the professionals accutally helped place the devices in my grandmothers ears for comfort and usefulness. It was further explained that one of the existing batteries had gone bad. What happened next became a teaching moment. The person directly assistancing us taught us a method to determine a "good" battery from a "bad" one. The batteries being so small, can be dropped or misplaced anywhere. So here is the lesson, pick up the battery, rise into the air over a hard surface (table), and drop the battery. Did the battery hit and stay in place? It is good. Did the battery bounce around? It is bad. So to close: Bouncing batteries are bad batteries. Zero cost to clean hearing aid and replace batteries. Costco Hearing Aid Center "Cypress #1208" Jillian and Shanna are Rockstars.