BJ’s Wholesale Club

My second visit to this store and what a warm greeting. I was able to join with a 60 day pass and of course after this visit I will become a member. The store is clean, prices are great. The representative was very helpful with my return of my purchase from the night before for an exchange. Thanks for the experience

This location is great! It is always clean. I always find people that can direct me to where to find items. They will order things for you. I can use manufacture coupons on top of their store coupons they send to my house. It’s a great deal all around!

I love this place. Great selection, pretty decent staff from what I’ve seen. Very helpful.

Wholesale, wholesale and pallets galore, buy in bulk and you will score!!!
Lol okay no more rhyming for me but seriously this place does what it says they will do pretty well. I went in with my husband to get a new membership and the lady behind the counter was sooooo nice! She was more than helpful in just getting a new membership she supplies us with plenty of in store coupons and told us about the mailers we would be receiving in the mail. Oh and currently we got our membership for $ 40 and it included 14 months versus the standard 12.
Of course before shopping we got a quick bite in their food area and seriously how can you beat $ 1.60ish with tax for a big fat hot dog and a drink! The hot dog was pretty tasty but of course nothing special but hey! It got the job done of satiating my hunger prior to shopping.
Their prices are on par with most other wholesale clubs, only difference is here at bj’s you can use manufacture coupons and store coupons. The bakery items are very good and they have awesome party platters at very reasonable prices. They do have a smaller selection of fresh fruit and veggies but it’s adequate enough to what I would expect from a wholesale club. Rotisserie chickens are huge and only $ 5! I have to say that I really do like BJ’s and I obviously will be going back because I bought a membership but the store is clean and the staff I did interact with was nice.

They got just about everything you will need for a good price but you need a membership cars to shop here. The best deal is on there gas it is the cheapest in the area. The employees work very hard and try to make sure you get the best shopping experience also they always have a bunch or coupons and deals just ask an employee

Bj’s is one of the ubiquitous warehouse clubs in town. Closer than Costco and I hate Walmart so BJ’s it is! The employees are helpful and the store has always appeared to be clean. The store is also crazy cold, especially the soda aisle. Seriously, they have a massive air vent and my hair blows like a supermodel at a beach photoshoot. Avoid shopping on the weekend unless you intend on making lunch from the samples. The customer service line gets backed up often but be patient, it’ll all be okay.
I recently returned something and found out that if I bring in a forgotten coupon and my receipt within seven days, the store will give you the money for the coupon. That’s pretty awesome. Thanks for the $ 3 on my massive crate of Kleenex!
Like every other store, if you know your prices, you can find great deals. I’m still waiting for the 3 pk of canned pumpkin to be back so I can make pumpkin everything!

Your average wholesale club! Love the self-​checkout!

Best Wholesale club in Jax,.been member of all of them, finally settled here!

The best feature of BJ’s is the gasoline sales. While their gas prices are usually several cents lower than surrounding retail prices, today the prices was nine cents lower! The store has a nice selection of merchandise and prices comparable to Costco. One big difference between BJs and Costso is the check-​out experience. Costco has people stationed at self-​pay to immediately help with problems, heavy items, etc. If you encounter problems at BJs, help is as scarce as hen’s teeth… and their scanning equipment is old and worn and seems to have problems every visit.
I enjoy BJs but they need to update their equipment and pay more attention to the check out areas.

Normally it would be a waste of time and space to review BJ’s … it, like Costco, etc., is what it is. You go there to buy big quantities of stuff and hope that you’re actually saving some money (assuming you’ve got the space and don’t wind up throwing it all out anyway).
I go there every once in a while for the normal household staple purchases, and have found that sometimes the savings are pretty significant, but other times you’re really not paying any less than your normal grocery store. You can usually even find the gasoline the same price or less just a few miles away. I can’t say how the prices on electronics compare, since I’ve never shopped for big-​ticket items there.
But the reason for my review today is the rotisserie chicken I picked up on my trip this evening. It was very fresh, big (3lb), juicy, and nicely seasoned. While this normally wouldn’t stand out from what you’d expect at Publix or Winn-​Dixie, it’s the price — $ 4.99 — that really set it apart. At the other stores, you’d pay $ 6.99 or more.
I don’t know if they sell any flavors other than «original» rotisserie (that’s all that was there tonight), since I do enjoy the lemon-​pepper or mojo varieties at Publix. But with a bit of trusty old Texas Pete’s Hot Sauce (my favorite!), this fowl made for a delicious take-​home feast. I cut up the rest of the chicken and cooked it with some jambalaya rice mix that will make some nice leftover meals for the week.
Now I don’t suspect that turn them over as frequently at BJ’s than at the grocery stores, so maybe I just caught a lucky bird. But for the price, I’d certainly go for it again.