BJ’s

THIS CLUB ROCKS!
I especially love shopping at BJ’s as it gets closer to the holidays. They just have the best collection of holiday décor items, special foods and gift ideas. This is a great time for all cooks to take note because the great serving ware, cookware and dishes come out at this time. They are currently having a $ 30-​$ 40 discount on their commercial cookware. I am in the market for a nice commercial set but it needs to be rather complete. Still, they have great options available especially if your needs are rather simple, (but still quality focused), or if you are looking for that one special piece to add to your collection.
I love that they are continuing to evolve because they are now carrying gluten free frozen items, (Udi brand), coconut, almond and soy milk and my favorite extra firm tofu. Each time that I visit, there are new items added!
Overall, their prices are still better than Sam’s and I love their clip-​less coupons and the fact that they always have something I want on sale.
Customer service is always great and when I go in early, service is always fast and efficient. Of course you can expect a wait during high traffic hours.
Bj’s gets five stars for continuing to grow and meet the needs of their customers, for great customer service and always familiar faces.

Took advantage of their 60 day free membership and ended up buying a 14 month membership for $ 40. I am a Sam’s Club member whose membership expires at end of summer, and I won’t be renewing.
BJ’s while smaller has a little lower prices on staple like paper towels, toilet paper and a few other items. They have a deli with both regular and organic meats (Applegate) and I don’t have to purchase lunch meat in large packages, that’s a plus for me.
I also liked their selection of organic food products at competitive prices. The greeting cards are all 50% discounted. They have a much nicer selection of dog food products than Sam’s.
The employees were OK, not overly nice although I am not shopping there to make new friends.

The customer service skills they have in this store is outstanding thanks to Mark W and Ramie. They really care about there clients its rare to see in big corp theses days! Unfortunately i dont live in cummming ga but drove from acworth to there to get help due to woodstock store sucking ass with costumer service. They should learn from cumming bjs associates how to treat people. Thank u again Mark and Ramie it was worth the 80 mile round trip vrs the 8min drive to the rude jerks in woodstock that dont give a about people.

I got this free 60 day trial for BJ’s, so even though I’m a Costco member, I decided to check it out, mainly because of a deal on a Samsung TV. BJ’s is a competitor of Costco and Sam’s Club, where they offer goods in bulk for less, but require a membership. They also had a gas station. We were welcomed at customer service, and given a spiel for signing up to be a member, which I’d expected. I got to walk the store first, and they had a lot of similar items that Costco had, but a smaller scale store with less healthy foods. I started at their concession area, because we were starving. I bought a pretzel to split, and it was the worst pretzel ever. It tasted like it had been reheated every day for a week, and tasted old but we were hungry. They have a very similar setup, electronics, produce, aisles with frozen and refrigerator products, snacks, etc. The one gold mine was Reese’s peanut butter eggs. That alone almost made me want a membership. We love those eggs! The prices weren’t better than Costco, expect for the TV on sale. The store was fairly clean, and they do have a separate liquor store, too, but I didn’t check it out. I would say they had some items Costco doesn’t offer, and that was a nice perk, but I don’t see myself going to both stores, and spending enough to make the change or add them on.

The customer service is in much needed improvement. Went to return an item with receipt, no «hello» or «how can I help u» from an elderly lady working at the customer service desk. I asked to return and was asked for my card. Card scanned, receipt scanned, item scanned, associate looked at price on receipt and entered in the wrong price. I said «the item was 14.99 not 12.99. She proceeded to say so I just owe you a dollar then… I shut my mouth for fear of insulting the elderly lady directly so I let her finish. She put 14.54 on the counter not in my hand and I told her the item was 14.99 the amount you r giving me is not correct. In silence the elderly lady responded to me by entering on the keyboard really hard and slamming the correct amount to refund me on the counter. I told her «it’s not my fault u entered in the wrong amount I told u it was 14.99. She says «I entered what the register told me.» I said «the reciept purchase price is what u should refund me not what the current selling price is .if I didn’t have a reciept I would understand but I have my reciept. And she finishes with «you have your money»
I should have stopped and called the Mgr when she slovenly put the money on the counter and all was done incorrectly. So Unilocal is my next avenue. I just hope the Mgr respects with what is written on here as I do with my company, cuz guess what a new Cosco opened up right around the corner. So fix the attitude problem at BJ’S

I live in a town where the only wholesale club is Sam’s Club. Comparing Sam’s Club to BJ’s is like comparing Walmart to Publix. They are on two different ends of the spectrum. Sam’s Club does have the cheapest membership, but you get what you pay for. BJ’s products are of better quality when compared to Sam’s Club. We have family who live in the area, so they let us borrow their membership card to experience BJ’s. BJ’s not only offer great prices and deals on their products, but they also keep their facilities well maintained and clean. That is very important to this neat freak. One place that BJ’s excels in is that they accept ALL coupons– manufacturer and their own coupons. Like all wholesale clubs, a big perk to having a membership is the discounted gasoline. It’s obvious that it is now popular to get gas at wholesale clubs, because the pumps are always crowded every time I go to one. Overall, this is a great alternative to Sam’s Club. I only wish we had one where I live.

I love that they’re cheaper for their membership, and you can split it with a friend, however that’s all I like about the place. It feels dark and uninviting when you shop (I know that kind of lame, but first impressions matter a lot to me) I never buy much because they don’t have much of the items I’m interested in. Also their staff is consistently rude to me. I won’t be renewing my membership.

I LOVE BJ’s! (insert phallic joke here-that’s what she said) It only costs $ 35 to join for the year (less than Costco). They have the best gas prices in town. Propane refills are cheap. They carry plenty of name brand food, electronics and other household items. They accept manufacturers coupons and their own coupons so you can get double the discount on an item. The bakery is nothing to write home about so I just avoid it all together. But for just about anything else, BJ’s hits the mark for me.