Costco Food Court - San Jose

Despite the changes to how orders are taken and the reduced number of tables inside, the food remains the same delicious Costco fare we all know and love.

Quick service and affordable meals. The atmosphere can be a bit off at times, but overall it's decent. They are open until 8:30 a.m., as advertised, and usually have a full selection of items from the menu.

Edit: Third time I tried to phone, they wouldn 't pick up so I called management who took my order for then we were told the wait would be more than an hour. We gave them an hour and 40 to have the pizza ready before we lined up, and sure enough we were told to wait on the side again. We only had to wait maybe 5 more minutes. So TL;DR: Order AT LEAST an hour in advance, maybe even longer. Twice now I 've ordered a combo and cheese pizza from the food court and twice I 've had to wait well over an hour despite calling in both times. The first time they couldn 't find my phone order, I was told it would be ready in 30 minutes. I arrived to pick it up and was told they couldn 't find the phone order under my name so they didn 't have it prepared and told me to they 'd put it in the oven and it would be out in 10 minutes. 15 minutes later my order isn 't called so I line back up only to be told they just put the pizzas in the oven, and it would be about 7 minutes. 20 minutes later my order is finally called. The second time is more of the same, except they did the we just put in the oven and it will be out in 10 THREE TIMES before we 're told to wait another 5 while they got the pizzas. Again, we did call ahead and checked in when it was supposed to be ready but their kitchen is unbelievably slow, unbelievably busy or both. If you aren 't getting pizza however everything else comes out fairly quick and tastes great as expected.

We pay our workers $45k/year, provide health insurance and let them unionize?the opposite of what Walmart does. ?James Sinegal, co-founder and former CEO of Costco Hard to find anyone in the BA that hasn 't eaten at a Costco Food Court before because, unlike shopping there, you don 't have to be a member to dine. The food is not great, by any stretch of the imagination, but the prices can 't be beat. 100% beef hot dog or Polish dog w/ Pepsi $1.50) This is the ubiquitous item that everyone goes for. They have a nice topping bar that includes fresh white onion, relish, ketchup and deli or yellow mustard. I like the Polish dog better but it really gives me awful burps. Churro $1) At one time these were terrific but now they 're awful. Hard, overcooked and no flavor. Pizza $1.99/slice $9.99/18 pie) Available in pepperoni, combo or cheese this might be the most controversial item in their menu, as some people like it and some people absolutely abhor it. Personally I think it 's ok. Not great but not terrible. Açaí Bowl $4.99) this is the much hyped-up new offering from Costco and it was actually pretty good. The Açaí-infused fro-yo base wasn 't too sweet and it was loaded with fresh strawberries, blueberries and granola. I esp liked that the granola had dried banana in it. I think it might be better as a breakfast item, as it 's a bit too sweet for lunch, but on a hot day this actually might be the perfect meal. Now, legend has it that some people will take a Costco Dog and wrap it in a slice of their pepperoni pizza and make the most horrifying abomination known to Cardiologists. But that 's merely conjecture and I don 't deal with that...

I then spoke to a manager about Arturo’s behavior, and the manager returned to the break area visibly angry. My brother offered an apology, and the manager expressed his annoyance, saying that it wasn't the day to have a confrontation, and it seemed troubling that someone would feel threatened by a man in a wheelchair. It was clear that Arturo had a bias against disabled individuals, and he seemed upset by their presence in an area designated for employees. I intend to escalate this issue to Costco's management to ensure it is addressed.