Wholesale Stores in Eugene, OR

“I love, love love this store!Chef's Store and Winco are the 2 places I shop pricing and quality for 1st, then check other store coupons.The staff are extremely helpful, and their professionalism is priceless.A must go to set of stores...and no bag charge at Chef Stores as they share and encourage the us of their boxes as shared recycling.”

“Anyone that shops at Costco knows that they sell quality products that are worth the fair pricing. Everyone that I know definitely increased the amount of money that they spend there when word spread about their amazing return policy, and it is amazing, even though they have changed it to anything can be returned ONLY if it was purchased within the last year. It still gives very busy people piece of mind when purchasing something without needed to research it first. People have come to trust that Costco already researched the product for us and it almost always works out. The missing star…. In the last couple of years I have been put off by the comments made by the customer service employees! They seem to be angry/disgusted by anyone returning anything and have a nasty attitude and complain to customers and their co workers very openly about processing returns. This is their job and as a customer I don’t want to hear these comments anymore or feel shamed if a product that Costco sold me needs to be returned. Please weed out the unprofessional employees!”

“Absolutely love thus place I got the best dresses and jewelry from here. Surprise it wasn't to busy cause they have some cool hippie native looking stuff. So my style.they Hoeven gad buy one get 50 percent off. They were also super nice and great prices. The jewelry hand made its really nice pieces”

“I've only had good experiences at this Costco. It's refreshing to deal with employees who are helpful and friendly to everyone equally who choose to come to their place of business. Well trained and polite staff who after I interact with them have me wanting to return and not dread having to do daily chores of buying daily essentials.”