Costco Food Court - Pewaukee

I questioned her reasoning, saying, "It's my membership and my groceries; why should it matter if he pays on my behalf?" In response, she rambled about how her pay raises would be affected, and her words were largely muffled by her mask. She even proceeded to talk about us to another woman behind us, which was completely unnecessary. To resolve the situation, I had my boyfriend stand beside me and transfer the money to my account so he could help. It was embarrassing for her to drag another person into our issue. This encounter could have been handled with professionalism and kindness, but her attitude really soured our experience. As a result, I will be canceling my membership; this incident has left a very negative impression on both of us. As a manager myself, I would not tolerate an employee who makes customers feel the way we felt today.

While there are hardly any drawbacks, one limitation is that they primarily focus on bulk deals, which means you can't purchase smaller quantities of items. Furthermore, the best deals tend to be short-lived. For instance, they offered an incredible low price on cases of 5oz name-brand cat food cans. Unfortunately, I could only fit five cans in my Fiat 500, which was a bit of a struggle for my back. I would have loved to buy more, but they sold out within a week. A more significant downside is the crowds. Every Costco is busy, and this one is particularly hectic, with some shoppers being quite rude and intolerable. What can you do about that?

**Coffee Cake Muffin Review:** While I usually find muffins enjoyable, I wouldn't consider myself an expert. My main hesitation is that they can have nearly the same calorie count as cupcakes but lack frosting, which for me means I'm not getting the best value for my calories. For instance, a Snickerdoodle bundtlet from Nothing Bundt Cakes has 660 calories, and this muffin falls in the 660-740 calorie range (unofficially, since Costco hasn't provided official numbers). That said, this muffin ranks among the best I've ever tasted. The muffin top was beautifully crisp and crunchy, generously topped with sugary cinnamon streusel. Inside, it was wonderfully soft and moist. I appreciated the sweet cinnamon flavor, which was more comforting than spicy, with subtle buttery notes. As the name suggests, it paired excellently with a big cup of coffee on one of my cheat days. Doughboy approved! - Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Stopped there to purchase a gift card for my son, who is a member. I havedone this many times in the past without issue. This time the associatewho was manning the self check (where I had previously gotten the giftcards) would not sell me a gift card. I showed her my son 's accountinformation a copy of the receipt from my latest gift card purchase.She said oh, he was a manager way above my pay grade. She saidbecause I was not a member, I could not shop there. I told her I was notshopping, just getting a gift card. She told me my son had to be therein order for me to buy him a gift card. I said that kind of defeats the purposeto go with him, have him buy the gift card then hand it back to him.I was on my way out, but stopped at the membership desk because I sawa manager there. The associate, who I got, didn 't know so she told me to wait for the manager. Meanwhile a very nice member I started chatting.I told her I just wanted to buy a gift card for my son. I showed her a picture of my son who is in law enforcement. I had the $100 in my hand said it was sad that they didn 't want my money. Since the manager was still busy, I told the nice woman to go ahead of me. After her transaction, she turned to me said, I will buy the gift card for you. I asked her if she was sure thanked her profusely. That was so kind of her! I didn 't get her name, but am so grateful for her help. It is a shame that a complete stranger wasmore helpful than the paid workers at Costco. We walked out together I did not shop there as the employees were so afraid I would withoutbeing a member. After this experience, I would never get a membershipat Costco.

I just returned from this Costco food court after experiencing the rudest employee I have ever met. I ordered a pizza and was told to wait roughly 30 minutes. After about 40 minutes waiting near the pizza pickup area I noticed people I had seen also order through the kiosk after I had getting their pizzas. They were not phone orders and were numbered higher on the list than I was. At this point I asked the lady at the pizza pickup if order 388 was ready yet. She asked to see my receipt and seemed a little frazzled before saying she had to check on it. She returned a few minutes later and avoided me while helping other customers with their puzzles for another 5-10 minutes before finally telling me my pizza was being put in now. She then quickly disappeared again before I could say anything. It was clear they had either forgotten my order or given it to the wrong person. I got her attention again and politely tried to ask what the expected wait would be. She appeared to be angry and kept talking in circles saying I should expect to wait 40 minutes on a busy Friday night. I told her it had been longer than that and again asked how much longer. She refused to answer and continued to angrily talk down to me. She just continued to talk in circles and avoid my simple and polite request asking how long I should expect to be waiting. I gave up and stepped back while considering asking someone else there for a refund. A few minutes later she stepped back forward and put my pizza in a box. Then in an extremely sarcastic tone exclaimed thanks for waiting and literally THREW the box of pizza in my direction on the counter and quickly turned away.They made a mistake I wasn 't even upset over. I wanted a time estimate and this lady was ruder than any employee I have ever met anywhere. The food is good and well priced, but they should consider a more courteous and level headed employee for the pizza pickup.