Costco Syracuse (Camillus) 1176

Costco is one of my favorite places to shop whenever I’m in the US. The warehouse offers an impressive selection of groceries, household essentials, electronics, clothing, and seasonal items, all at very competitive prices. The quality of Kirkland Signature products is consistently excellent, and many branded products are available in larger pack sizes that offer great value. One of the highlights of every visit is the famous $1.50 hot dog and drink combo. It’s hard to beat for the price—the hot dog is delicious, the portion is generous, and it remains one of the best value-for-money meals you can find anywhere. It’s become a must-have whenever I shop at Costco. The food court is great overall, and despite the store often being very busy, the staff generally keep things running efficiently. The only downside is that the checkout lines and parking lot can get extremely crowded during peak hours, so it’s best to visit early in the day or on weekdays. Overall, Costco offers outstanding value for money, and the annual membership is well worth it if you shop there regularly. Highly recommended!

Excellent services by Costco wholesale super outlet at Township boulevard Syracuse NY. A public bus station was just beside. A huge store with numerous household items, groceries, garments, supplements, eye glasses & many more. Canteen had only pepperoni or cheese pizza along with their signature hot dog.We loved the chicken bake.

Good place. Huge, cheap and location also nice. Rack is very full of stuff

If you’re looking to drop several hundred dollars on a new iPad but prefer your sales assistance with a side of blatant disdain, head over to the electronics department and look for Kiera. I went in today ready to pull the trigger on a new iPad Air, but apparently, my presence was a major inconvenience to Kiera’s very busy schedule of staring at her own phone. I stood three feet away for two minutes. Kiera didn't look up once. I’m convinced she’s developed a specialized peripheral vision that allows her to detect—and successfully ignore—any human over the age of 20. When I finally interrupted her scrolling to ask if the new Air supported the Apple Pencil Pro or just the USB-C version, she didn't even lock her screen. She just gave a half-shrug and muttered, "Whatever it says on the sign, I guess." Truly, a font of technical wisdom. I asked if they had the 256GB model in Space Gray. Kiera tapped her phone screen (likely to keep it from dimming), glanced vaguely toward the table ten feet away, and said, "If it’s not out there, we're out." She didn't check the inventory system; she didn't even shift her weight. I understand that Costco is a warehouse and not a boutique, but Kiera’s level of "service" makes an automated vending machine look like a concierge at the Ritz. I ended up walking away. As I left, she was still tilted over her phone, presumably winning an Olympic gold medal in Ignoring the Public. To the Management: If you're paying Kiera to be a security guard for her own TikTok feed, she’s doing a great job. If she’s supposed to be selling electronics, you might want to check the signal strength in that corner of the building—it's clearly the only thing she's interested in. I'll order directly from Apple.

We braved -15° weather to come here. We drove 30 terryfing minutes as we clung to life hoping we wouldn't be blown off the roads and into the depths of New York's finest lakes. My wife and I are so dedicated to Costco and their amazing hot dogs that we risked everything to come here. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Love you guys!