I can't say enough good things about the food court (and the store) in Brookfield. Throughout COVID, our family added their pizza to at least being a weekly staple, and when you call one in, the time is usually 10 to 20 minutes, even on the busiest of days.Yes, I gave 5 stars to a food court. You have to understand what it IS and what it ISN'T. The selection has slimmed (no supreme pizza) up a bit since COVID, but you can't fault a cost change when the prices have been kept the same.Obviously some of this is subsidized by the rest of the store, but you don't have to be a member to eat there. As an example, if you're doing day labor in the area, you really can't beat $1.50+ tax for a dinner dog and fountain soda.Similarly, the pizza is good, and it's $10. Now, I'm not going to compare it to New York style places that are twice the cost because it's an entirely different type of food that you get there. Costco Pizza is the best option, in my opinion, when you look at DiGiorno, Little Cesars, Pizza Hut, Dominos, Papa John's and so on. The pizza places mentioned can always have the possibility of being super well run and taste good where you live. The Brookfield Costco, and the Food Court are very well run. Staffing seems to always be appropriate for the number of shoppers or better. I've yet to have any unpleasantness with anyone who works at the store after 8+ years. I try to be polite and friendly and it seems to pay dividends.Some pointers:1) Call ahead if you want a whole pizza2) Check out with the kiosk if you know what you want3) Remember there are other people in line, so read the menu firstI've seen a few instances when they are HEAVILY swamped, but seem to add on additional people (you can't fit more than 5 or 6 back there without slowing things down) and customers are usually understanding, but not always.If something is wrong, just speak to a floor manager or wait until it's not busy to bring it up if you are in a hurry. I've NEVER seen them fail to listen when you have feedback.
John W
Huge Warehouse club, Great TV’s, Food, ⛽️
Tracy Ferguson
The pharmacy is THE BEST!!! So helpful!
Fran Walker
Fresh vegetables, all the lettuces, fresh veggies. Seafood is great! Prepared salads great! I’ve gotten all my tires at Costco for over 25 years
Fran Walker
Lunch in Riverhead Costco is a big hit. 1 frank and a soda $1.60
Ashley Lee
The variety of stuff that they sell. And the food court.
John W
Nice new Costco! Very Clean. Lots of variety!
Don Olsen
Get your free appetizers by walking around the store to all the sample stations. If your still hungry the food court is extremely inexpensive.
I can't say enough good things about the food court (and the store) in Brookfield. Throughout COVID, our family added their pizza to at least being a weekly staple, and when you call one in, the time is usually 10 to 20 minutes, even on the busiest of days.Yes, I gave 5 stars to a food court. You have to understand what it IS and what it ISN'T. The selection has slimmed (no supreme pizza) up a bit since COVID, but you can't fault a cost change when the prices have been kept the same.Obviously some of this is subsidized by the rest of the store, but you don't have to be a member to eat there. As an example, if you're doing day labor in the area, you really can't beat $1.50+ tax for a dinner dog and fountain soda.Similarly, the pizza is good, and it's $10. Now, I'm not going to compare it to New York style places that are twice the cost because it's an entirely different type of food that you get there. Costco Pizza is the best option, in my opinion, when you look at DiGiorno, Little Cesars, Pizza Hut, Dominos, Papa John's and so on. The pizza places mentioned can always have the possibility of being super well run and taste good where you live. The Brookfield Costco, and the Food Court are very well run. Staffing seems to always be appropriate for the number of shoppers or better. I've yet to have any unpleasantness with anyone who works at the store after 8+ years. I try to be polite and friendly and it seems to pay dividends.Some pointers:1) Call ahead if you want a whole pizza2) Check out with the kiosk if you know what you want3) Remember there are other people in line, so read the menu firstI've seen a few instances when they are HEAVILY swamped, but seem to add on additional people (you can't fit more than 5 or 6 back there without slowing things down) and customers are usually understanding, but not always.If something is wrong, just speak to a floor manager or wait until it's not busy to bring it up if you are in a hurry. I've NEVER seen them fail to listen when you have feedback.
Huge Warehouse club, Great TV’s, Food, ⛽️
The pharmacy is THE BEST!!! So helpful!
Fresh vegetables, all the lettuces, fresh veggies. Seafood is great! Prepared salads great! I’ve gotten all my tires at Costco for over 25 years
Lunch in Riverhead Costco is a big hit. 1 frank and a soda $1.60
The variety of stuff that they sell. And the food court.
Nice new Costco! Very Clean. Lots of variety!
Get your free appetizers by walking around the store to all the sample stations. If your still hungry the food court is extremely inexpensive.
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