Sam’s Club

Sam’s Club is the best. They have great prices on any bulk items you needs. Plus, free samples. Definitely worth getting a membership here since bulk items are cheaper. They have better produce and meats here than at Krogers or Walmart.

This place is the best unless you’re comparing to Costco. I really enjoy the items they sell, in fact I cant get the Owen’s sausage biscuits I buy from there at Costco so I keep my membership here too. They have a lot of the same items but my experience has been that Sam’s keeps the same merchandise in stock pretty much year round (except equal??) while Costco has some merchandize they do this with however, they have a large amount of seasonal items. You wont find as many flats at Sams that indicate «limited time.» Another major difference is the lack of samples. I think Sam’s has a freeosk, while Costco has 6 or so demo stations for you to try it before you buy it.

I enjoy Sam’s club & have had a membership for years! This location is pretty close to my house, and has always had what I needed. IT is clean, and pretty well maintained. My only complaint is that there is generally a line… BUT they added self-​checkout, which has always helped me get out quickly. Every employee that I have come in to contact with has been friendly and helpful. This Sam’s Club is an «A» in my book!
My ONLY complaint is that their parking lot is really small. While there is plenty of parking, you normally have to park far away from the door. Not always a problem unless its June-​August in Texas. You are dehydrated before you reach the entry! :)

Picking up the kids from their grandfather. Had to met them here. While they wait for tire change. Amazing how slow they are she wanted a piece of pizza while we are waiting .took them 10 mins check out one person.
They need to learn how to be more efficient!

Well organized … professional … good management … great service …
Unlike the Walmart next door, this Sam’s Club has trained employees and management focused on quality customer service.

Yep it’s Sams. Although I buy a bunch of items here and get gas here my favorite thing about the place is their little restaurant.
$ 3.77 for a jumbo Nathan’s hot dog, a huge slice of pizza, and a 32 oz. drink. It’s more than I can/​should eat and for less than 4 bucks you cannot go wrong.

I came to this location about a year ago to get a Primo Bottom Loader water dispenser. I did not have a membership here, I actually came with a friend to get this specifically, because I have a Costco Membership and they didn’t have the water dispenser I wanted. And naturally I grew up going to Sam’s Club because that’s where my Mom’s member was for. So I like Sam’s better, but Costco sits right by my job.
I can’t remmebr the exact price of the loader but I think with the price of it, and 1 5-​gallon water container with a warranty it was less than $ 230.
We love it and drink lots more water because of it.
It seem’s like all of these membership stores are similar but this one had a crazy parking lot, other than that it was pretty good.

We’ve been members of Sam’s Club for decades and always have had a good experience at this location. All of the personnel are extremely helpful. The store is well organized and clean. The only thing is that we over-​spend when we’re there, but we have a fun time doing it!

This review is only for the bakery, as I have never shopped at Sams before and this was my only experience. I went in to get a cake for my son’s first birthday. I asked for it to say «Congratulations! You lived a year! Do it again!» He had to re-​do it 3 times and it is STILL spelt incorrectly! I had to go back to work and didn’t have time to keep correcting him. The cake was delicious, but if it’s for anyone who knows basic spelling or grammar, I would recommend going elsewhere. Our cake says «congradlations you lived a year. Do it agin».

Yes this is Sam’s but they have very good pizza and hot dogs. The price is the lowest in town. No one can beat the price. But even so they still are very good.

Although I loathe the Walmart next door… you can never go wrong with Sam’s. I love the selection and the difference in the employees that work at Sam’s rather than Walmart.
I love that everything is laid out nice and I can easily find what I am looking for. :D

Sams. If you can’t find it here. It don’t exist. Plain and simple. If you need anything in bulk, Sams is the place to get it. It’s an enormous place.
Some Tips:
–Go in with a list, because if you don’t you will be there for HOURS! «oooing» and «ahhhing» at everything. «Hmm, do I need this 4 pack of 1 liter ketchup?» and «Well this gallon container of sugar looks good.» Yes, I think I do.
–Have your ID card ready. Sometimes they ask for it when you walk in, other times they don’t. Its annoying if they ask for it and you don’t have it ready. You have to dig for it and then show it before they will let you pass… you’d think you were at the airport.
–Sunday’s are the best days to go. They have tasting stands. You can try anything that’s edible. Really. From enchiladas to fresh fruit to the new smoothie drinks they are carrying.
–It’s a great place for doggie beds. They’re like $ 20. At Petsmart or Petco they are anywhere from $ 30-​$ 100. My dog LOVES their beds… not to mention its the only place that I can buy a big one for that price.
–Household goods are a must here… TP, paper towels, detergent (both laundry and dishwasher).
–Also, not gonna lie. I love their winter stuff… sweatershirts, PJ’s…so cheap and yet so comfy. What? That’s normal.
–Excellent people watching. I once saw two older ladies (think grandma’s) getting about 50 lasagna’s and 25 pies. I’m sure for their quilt making club or knitting gala.
When you checkout, they don’t have baggers or bags for that matter. Just grab a box and pack away! Again, have your ID ready. They scan it when you pay. THEN be sure to have your receipt handy when you exit. They go through your list. Sometimes they check everything and compare to the receipt and others they just mark through it and send you off with a «Have a great day, thank you for shopping at Sams.»
Then you curse yourself when you’ve realized that not only have you not stuck to your list, but you’ve also spent $ 300. WTF?