Wholesale Stores in Ann Arbor, MI

“Somehow, I spent nearly six decades as an American consumer without setting foot in a "warehouse"-type store. It's a little overwhelming on the first visit. And the second....the third.... I'm sure I'll get the hang of it. If you're not someone routinely buying for a very large family and who has room to store bulk packages of toilet paper, cereal, frozen chicken breast, etc., it might take a while to figure out how to make good use of Costco's bargain offerings. What brought me there was the value-priced hearing aids, as some questionable parts of those nearly six decades are coming back to haunt me. I'd heard good things about their hearing aids from acquaintances, and the prices my doctor was quoting for hearing aids were approaching decent used car levels, so I got the discount membership deal through Groupon and signed up for a hearing test and fitting. The technician who helped me with this was very pleasant and professional, carefully explaining the different hearing aid options and guiding me through my first use of the device. So far, after about half a week of using it, the hearing aid is serving me very well. No complaints about that part of the operation. And not many about the rest of it either. Since joining we've also bought a set of tires, various food and drink items, and of course some cheap gasoline. The food has all been tasty, fresh, good in quality. Their house wines have been excellent bargains. The major drawback with their groceries is that it's practical for us to buy many things in the quantitities they offer. Like I said, we'll figure out when it is or isn't. The experience of shopping there can be stressful--you are always running into someone's cart if you're out near the center of the store. At least the self-checkout line has always moved quickly. I don't envision trying the food court simply because after contending with the noise and congestion of shopping there, once I've got my stuff I just want to leave. Sitting immersed in that ruckus would just drain the pleasure right out of a pizza slice. Unless maybe I turned the hearing aid off.”

“I recommend Gross Electric for anyone with electrical needs, whether you’re a professional electrician or a homeowner looking to elevate your lighting fixtures. Neil, Bob, Paul, and Zack are the experts at the pro counter. They are committed to understanding your needs and providing top-notch guidance. They possess an extensive knowledge base and, in the rare instance of uncertainty, they go above and beyond to find effective solutions.Gross Electric stands out as a family-owned enterprise deeply invested in customer satisfaction and service excellence. Their genuine care for customers shines through in every interaction, making them a reliable choice for all your lighting and electrical needs.”

“has Costco ever considered including a little cafe area? im being so serious when i say the ambience in the food court is already perfect for it. it could serve the regular stuff that they already serve but i would like a place to get out my laptop and do some work while snacking on whatever find i just bought in bulk. anyway Costco please reach out to me ive worked at a coffee shop for like three years now and i took one econ class two years ago so i think we could collaborate and make my dream (Costco Coworking? Costco Coffee?) a reality”

“Somehow, I spent nearly six decades as an American consumer without setting foot in a "warehouse"-type store. It's a little overwhelming on the first visit. And the second....the third.... I'm sure I'll get the hang of it. If you're not someone routinely buying for a very large family and who has room to store bulk packages of toilet paper, cereal, frozen chicken breast, etc., it might take a while to figure out how to make good use of Costco's bargain offerings. What brought me there was the value-priced hearing aids, as some questionable parts of those nearly six decades are coming back to haunt me. I'd heard good things about their hearing aids from acquaintances, and the prices my doctor was quoting for hearing aids were approaching decent used car levels, so I got the discount membership deal through Groupon and signed up for a hearing test and fitting. The technician who helped me with this was very pleasant and professional, carefully explaining the different hearing aid options and guiding me through my first use of the device. So far, after about half a week of using it, the hearing aid is serving me very well. No complaints about that part of the operation. And not many about the rest of it either. Since joining we've also bought a set of tires, various food and drink items, and of course some cheap gasoline. The food has all been tasty, fresh, good in quality. Their house wines have been excellent bargains. The major drawback with their groceries is that it's practical for us to buy many things in the quantitities they offer. Like I said, we'll figure out when it is or isn't. The experience of shopping there can be stressful--you are always running into someone's cart if you're out near the center of the store. At least the self-checkout line has always moved quickly. I don't envision trying the food court simply because after contending with the noise and congestion of shopping there, once I've got my stuff I just want to leave. Sitting immersed in that ruckus would just drain the pleasure right out of a pizza slice. Unless maybe I turned the hearing aid off.”

“Love Costco and this location, for the most part staff is amazing, there is often one or two that are rude though nothing consistent and not sure of how their day was going thus far. Love the changing items as well as the constant ones.”