This Costco food court is staying opened to keep up with the high demands, it was past 8:30 but the line of people ordering food didn't seem to stop here, a large community of AAPI, maybe why they get so many foot traffic on both the warehouse and gas station which was a bit chaotic for me in the past. I was getting gas next door, and decided to stop for a drink on my way home, I would assume everything already shut down by the time I get there, I found it's super neat, although getting to here was taking forever compared to the other Costco location which is just a few exits down the freeway, but again I don't think that one would still open til past 9 PM.
Alex Ambrosi
Hot dog, soda, & pizza slice!
Justin L.
Low effort meal with decent portion sizes for less than $10. Actually most items are less than $5! From childhood to college, I always looked forward to eating at the food court before going inside to shop. Now, not so much because of the cost-cutting decisions they have made over the years. But I stopped by recently to try the new Double Chocolate Chunk Cookie, which replaced the twisted churro (which replaced the original churro). The exterior diameter had a satisfying crunch to it, not too hard or burnt. The middle was soft, very easy to split into halves or quarters with no mess. Not a lot of chocolate chips on the outside but the inside had an absurd amount of melted bittersweet and semi-sweet chunks inside. Very warm, sweet and buttery overall, they need to serve this with a glass of milk! You can still find original churros in the frozen section at grocery stores (¡Hola! Churros™ by J&J Snack Foods Corp, previously branded as Tio Pepe's). Disneyland also uses these churros for their theme park. Their pizza is too oily and greasy to be eaten regularly, but it's the best $9.95 whole pizza money can buy. The rest of the menu is mostly forgettable. The Chicken Bake is a glorified Hot Pocket but was tasty when they used to assemble in-house. Now they just reheat prepackaged ones. It's smaller, not as fresh, and lacking in Caesar dressing/chicken inside. Turkey Swiss Sandwich is an upgrade compared to the Roast Beef but a downgrade compared to Turkey Provolone. Too dry and bready. The iconic $1.50 Hot Dog + Soda is supposed to use an all beef sausage but tastes processed. RIP Polish Dog. Rotisserie Chicken Caesar Salad received a 75% price increase. Portions are larger, but it has substantially more romaine lettuce. Chicken would be better grilled. And at 750 calories, I'd rather get a slice of cheese pizza. Fruit Smoothie is also another upgrade compared to the Mango Smoothie, that one was like Gerber baby food. Still miss the Berry Smoothie. I wish they could bring food court items from their international locations, like poutine from Canada or the bulgogi bake from Korea. A few more healthy options would be nice too. And I wouldn't mind if they raised prices to bring the quality back up again. C'mon Costco! Do better.
Kai Hsia
So my chicken bake fell thru the paper bag and onto the floor. I told them about it and they just gave me a new bag and put the same chicken bake in that bag ?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Herb H
Still one of the best deals for a slice or whole pizza or Roast Beef sandwich which was recently added. Pretty quick except for the line sometimes, they have have an advanced ordering process now which has sped things up using a kiosk check-in and order.Parking: Huge lot, busy at times, but always a spot available.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
William L.
Same as all the other costco food courts. Price point is why I'm always going to give it 5 stars, unless the staff completely screws things up. Those pizza's are $10 compared to other chains that are charging double that and the hot dog for $1.50 with a soda, I can't find any faults here for this deal. I wouldn't eat here everyday, but I make it a point when I go to costco to stop off here.
Younhee Choi
I agree with recent review. Why pay at the kiosk and then wait AGAIN?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Khyle Socrates Jaen
Food is always good. People try their best to move the line as quickly as possible.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cesar
Worst food court I have ever been to. Over an hour wait for 2 pizzas and when you get to the front of the hour wait in line your pizzas have been given away so you wait longer. Kiosks don't communicate orders. You have to tell then you ordered and then your wait begins. Dumbest system every designed. Someone should be fired for this process.
Really can't get better value for your money in this day and age. Only complaint is the sometimes very long line.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Viet Truong
You order food at a kiosk but then have to get in line to give your order to the cashier. Worst system at a Costco I've seen as it's the worse of both worlds.
Joy S.
I did the self serve kiosk, got a receipt with a number 51 on my receipt. Then waited by "kiosk order pick up" for my number to be called. My number never got called. Didn't hear any numbers being called so I asked at the pizza pick up window what was going on. Turns out you have to stand in line anyways as if you were ordering regularly. Huge waste of time, no signage and doesn't make sense why there's even kiosks
This Costco food court is staying opened to keep up with the high demands, it was past 8:30 but the line of people ordering food didn't seem to stop here, a large community of AAPI, maybe why they get so many foot traffic on both the warehouse and gas station which was a bit chaotic for me in the past. I was getting gas next door, and decided to stop for a drink on my way home, I would assume everything already shut down by the time I get there, I found it's super neat, although getting to here was taking forever compared to the other Costco location which is just a few exits down the freeway, but again I don't think that one would still open til past 9 PM.
Hot dog, soda, & pizza slice!
Low effort meal with decent portion sizes for less than $10. Actually most items are less than $5! From childhood to college, I always looked forward to eating at the food court before going inside to shop. Now, not so much because of the cost-cutting decisions they have made over the years. But I stopped by recently to try the new Double Chocolate Chunk Cookie, which replaced the twisted churro (which replaced the original churro). The exterior diameter had a satisfying crunch to it, not too hard or burnt. The middle was soft, very easy to split into halves or quarters with no mess. Not a lot of chocolate chips on the outside but the inside had an absurd amount of melted bittersweet and semi-sweet chunks inside. Very warm, sweet and buttery overall, they need to serve this with a glass of milk! You can still find original churros in the frozen section at grocery stores (¡Hola! Churros™ by J&J Snack Foods Corp, previously branded as Tio Pepe's). Disneyland also uses these churros for their theme park. Their pizza is too oily and greasy to be eaten regularly, but it's the best $9.95 whole pizza money can buy. The rest of the menu is mostly forgettable. The Chicken Bake is a glorified Hot Pocket but was tasty when they used to assemble in-house. Now they just reheat prepackaged ones. It's smaller, not as fresh, and lacking in Caesar dressing/chicken inside. Turkey Swiss Sandwich is an upgrade compared to the Roast Beef but a downgrade compared to Turkey Provolone. Too dry and bready. The iconic $1.50 Hot Dog + Soda is supposed to use an all beef sausage but tastes processed. RIP Polish Dog. Rotisserie Chicken Caesar Salad received a 75% price increase. Portions are larger, but it has substantially more romaine lettuce. Chicken would be better grilled. And at 750 calories, I'd rather get a slice of cheese pizza. Fruit Smoothie is also another upgrade compared to the Mango Smoothie, that one was like Gerber baby food. Still miss the Berry Smoothie. I wish they could bring food court items from their international locations, like poutine from Canada or the bulgogi bake from Korea. A few more healthy options would be nice too. And I wouldn't mind if they raised prices to bring the quality back up again. C'mon Costco! Do better.
So my chicken bake fell thru the paper bag and onto the floor. I told them about it and they just gave me a new bag and put the same chicken bake in that bag ?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Still one of the best deals for a slice or whole pizza or Roast Beef sandwich which was recently added. Pretty quick except for the line sometimes, they have have an advanced ordering process now which has sped things up using a kiosk check-in and order.Parking: Huge lot, busy at times, but always a spot available.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Same as all the other costco food courts. Price point is why I'm always going to give it 5 stars, unless the staff completely screws things up. Those pizza's are $10 compared to other chains that are charging double that and the hot dog for $1.50 with a soda, I can't find any faults here for this deal. I wouldn't eat here everyday, but I make it a point when I go to costco to stop off here.
I agree with recent review. Why pay at the kiosk and then wait AGAIN?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Food is always good. People try their best to move the line as quickly as possible.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Worst food court I have ever been to. Over an hour wait for 2 pizzas and when you get to the front of the hour wait in line your pizzas have been given away so you wait longer. Kiosks don't communicate orders. You have to tell then you ordered and then your wait begins. Dumbest system every designed. Someone should be fired for this process.
Forever busy but it's always consistent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Ate a delicious hotdog!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
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Really can't get better value for your money in this day and age. Only complaint is the sometimes very long line.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
You order food at a kiosk but then have to get in line to give your order to the cashier. Worst system at a Costco I've seen as it's the worse of both worlds.
I did the self serve kiosk, got a receipt with a number 51 on my receipt. Then waited by "kiosk order pick up" for my number to be called. My number never got called. Didn't hear any numbers being called so I asked at the pizza pick up window what was going on. Turns out you have to stand in line anyways as if you were ordering regularly. Huge waste of time, no signage and doesn't make sense why there's even kiosks