BJ’s Club

Great place to buy in bulk, first and foremost, but you don’t HAVE to buy in bulk. They also sell alcohol (wine, liquor, beer), furniture, books, and clothes. I always get my eggs, almond milk, and salad from here. They have lots of hors d’oeuvres if you’re looking to host or attend a party.
I did have an issue once where I bought Uggs that were on clearance. They had boxed 2 right-​footed boots. I was forced to return them which upset me, but they called me back when the person with 2 left-​footed boots returned theirs. I wasn’t a huge fan about the customer service experience with this, hence the low stars. Other than that, the quality of the food here is good and I shop here at least once a week to get a lot of my groceries.
This is a good place to get holiday related items. During Christmas time they have lots of gift sets.

Regretting becoming a member after being lured in by a discount membership offer that came in the mail. This store is absolutely NOT for people who do not buy in bulk. If you don’t have children and don’t need to buy a lot of stuff, this store is useless. It also looks very old, dated, cluttered, Produce does not look fresh. The brands are not what you’re used to, and not high quality. It’s like cheap Aldi products. Hard to find anything organic or high quality. So, I cannot make this my one-​stop-​shop. I will still need to go to my regular supermarket, Whole Foods, etc. I will also still need to go to Walmart or Target for other necessities and familiar, quality brands.
This store also has long check out lines depending on what time of the day you go.
The online shopping is a joke, most products on their site cannot be purchased online.
Not sure if they allow you to cancel your membership for a refund, if they do, I will be canceling it asap. Just not worth it for me.

First of all, who doesn’t love BJ’s?
I have quickly fallen love with this shoppers paradise… what I can buy my food and booze in the same location, yeah I’m in love.
I come here weekly to buy, Spinach, Kale, Pineapple, Bananas, and protein. Everything is so cheap and large. Lines are on the quicker side and there is always ample parking.

I have been visiting this bj’s since I was a kid. Not a thing has changed as far as the floors and setup except now flat screen TV are on display. They sell liquor, wine, and beer which is always time saving. I usually buy water bottle poland spring if you must know and steak chicken and ground beef in bulk. There is always a wait for check out but I usually visit on Saturday’s. They are also great for stocking up on paper products and ziplock bags!

BJ’s is my spot!!! I get all my LQ for cheap!!! Always deals!!!

I think belonging to a wholesale club is a must now a days. I really like this location because the employees are very friendly, the food is always fresh and the store is clean. The bathrooms can really use additional updates and need to be cleaned more often.
However, the coupon policy is wonderful, the deli meats are a great price and who doesn’t love free samples as you shop. (This is the only negative)

I belong to all three warehouse clubs. Which one do I like the best? Well… hard to say because I like all of them, but BJ’s does stand out from the other two.
Here is why:
BJ’s closes at 10pm — Mon — Sat /​8pm — Sun
They accept ALL types of credit cards
BJ’s has their monthly coupon book but is the only one that accepts ANY manufactures coupon
They have a wide selection of alcohol
Do not need to show member card went entering
Costco closes at 8:30pm Mon-​Fri /​6pm Sat & Sun
Only accepts American Express credit card.
Will only accept monthly Costco coupons
Must show membership card at door
No alcohol sale.
Sam’s Club closes at 8:30pm Mon-​Sat /​6pm — Sun
Only accepts Discover credit cards
Will only accept Sam’s Club coupon (They only send out coupon books for Premium Membership)
Must show membership card at door
No alcohol sale
One downfall to BJ’s is the fresh produce. Pay close attention to how old the fruits & vegies are. For some reason, most of the BJ’s I’ve been to do not seem like they have super fresh produce. I think they just don’t sell them fast enough like the other two clubs. Registers are pretty well staffed all the time as opposed to the other two clubs that have long lines just about all the time. Not because they are super busy all the time but because they usually only have 3 – 4 cashiers even when it’s busy.

I like this place… they had a free 60 day membership so I stumbled in to obtain my «member card.» (oh yeah members only)
I also had to buy stuff for a corporate picnic so it was nice to have the free membership. I honestly have no reason to by in bulk outside of the picnic but something about this place makes me want to. It’s like when you go here you think, «what if the world goes into chaos and I can’t make it to the grocery store?» «will I have enough food?» «hmm, if I buy 5 packs of toothpaste now, I wont have to buy any for a reeally long time» «if I buy that 250 pack of bagel bites I will always hors d’oeuvres for guest», IDK your mind kind of talks you into getting things. (I could totally see shopping here if I had kids etc but for me it’s just a nice place to occasionally get a few things.
Other than bulk items, one thing I really liked was their fruit. I could see myself buying fruits and a few other things here. It’s worth the visit.

Okay, I have a severe case of OCD when it comes to home-​related stuff… For example, if we have less than three 18-​packs of paper towels I think we are running low. So for me, BJ’s is a perfect place to replenish the storage :)
There is not much one can say when reviewing a wholesales club, but what I like about this particular BJ’s is that you can buy alcohol fairly cheaply…
The service is always good and the location (at least for me) is perfect…
The lines do get a bit crowded, especially on a weekend, but if you come early enough or go during the week, it’s not an issue…
If you feel like spending $ 100-​$ 150 and buying lots and lots of stuff in bulk, than this is a place for you…