BJ’s Wholesale Club

The only Bjs I go to right down the road from my home they always have everything i want in here. Saturday’s are a bad day to go seems everyone goes on Saturday and the aisles are crowded trying to get up and down them.

I have been too many BJ’s in the area and find this one to be much more efficient than others. Every time I come here, even late in the evening, there is always adequate staff, especially in the checkout lines. Compared to some in Delaware, where there only seems to be two normal checkout lines open, the lines here move fast. They always seem to have everything in stock as well. The only downside is this location does not have a gas station. This location is always clean as well. The isles are usually clear of any palates and excess stock, which makes shopping much easier.

Place is always clean and organized, never had any issues in the years I’ve been a member here. However prices on meats have dramatically increased within the last few years.

Folks, don’t take this BJ’s for granted. Moved to NJ and their BJ’s are terrible.
You have a great staff who’ll help you out with coupons even if they expire or too early. Nice.
They know their product (mostly) and know where it is placed.
It’s really fast for check out. I know. I know. Sometimes it’s too darn crowded, but the lines move with the help of the employees. NJ… they just stand around unless you flag them down. It’s as though they become blind when the help lights come on. Geez.
All in all, this place rocks for what it is. It’s your job not to leave with a year’s worth of cereal if you don’t eat it. Been there and done that!

Stopped here to pick up a few items this evening on my way to the airport since it was on my way (sort of). My car’s navigation system got me to the store. I realize that BJ’s are not the best maintained stores, but, even by their standards, this store looked run down and messy, and nowhere nearly as stocked as other BJ’s I’ve visited. Me thinks this will be my last visit to this store (or any BJ’s for that matter, since my membership will probably not be renewed)…
P.S: Try a Costco instead.

I like BJs… it is what it is.
I have never had a problem and everyone is helpful. Plus I love when they have little treats for you to taste around the store! LOL
The optical dept is very helpful too.

The comedians love these places. They talk about shoppers buying 55 gallon drums of maple syrup and leaving it in their will to the next generation! I know some of the quantities are ridiculously huge but sometimes the values are to.
We don’t go often, maybe three or four times a year. We grab a few things that that we eat/​use often. Boneless skinless chicken breasts and laundry detergent are just two examples. We freeze those chicken breasts in meal sized packages. Perfect for us!
It’s easy to find deals that are way way better than supermarket prices. Not everything but many things. It’s also easy to get a temporary card that will let you try them for a month. Depending on any current deals, the annual card will set you back $ 30 or $ 40.
Give them a try for a month and see for yourself. You could be in dire need of 5000 trash can liners!

First their customer service is rude. They change everthing in the store to make you go through every aisles and they never have anyone to help you. If they put a Coscos they would lose me as a member

Stopped in with my cousins for a quick trip (cousin wanted to stock up on Izze). We were in and out in under 15 minutes … on a Saturday afternoon! The self checkout line was an awesome touch. I wish Costco would implement that.

BJ’s loses a star mainly because everyone walks through the front doors and they all just forget how to function. It’s maddening; you’ve got 12′ or so of floor space in each aisle, yet it’s sometimes impossible to just walk down the aisle without taking out fellow shoppers. Folks, please be a little more polite to others!
With that being said, I love this BJ’s. Rude customers aside, the employees are usually pretty friendly and knowledgeable, the store finally has self checkout lanes (YAY!), and they usually have a pretty decent selection of food (including some awesome gems like 6 can packs of Glen Muir organic canned tomatoes). Yeah, if you’re a bit of a yuppie, you’ll probably be horrified by the industrial sized food service packs of everything that is terrible for you (like 2 dozen packs of Hot Pockets and quarts of Ben & Jerry’s), but if you cook a lot, you can really make a BJ’s membership worth the money.