I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (2024)

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Memberships are up at all three major warehouse clubs as inflation increases grocery bills. I'm a Costco member, so I visited Sam's Club and BJ's to see how they stack up. All three stores operate on the same premise: customers purchase annual memberships that give them access to bulk goods at prices lower than most other grocery stores, plus a discount on gas and other items. Costco has over 500 stores in the US, and Sam's Club has about 600. BJ's is a bit smaller, with 229 locations along the East Coast of the US. Sam's Club offers memberships at two tiers: $50 a year for Club level, and $110 a year for Plus. Costco's Gold Star membership is $60 a year, and the Executive Level is $120 per year, and BJ's is $55 for the lower level and $110 for the higher tier. Costco has far higher sales than Sam's Club, reporting $192 billion in the 2021 fiscal year, compared to less than half that at $63.9 billion for Sam's Club. BJ's is a smaller player, with $16.3 billion in sales in 2021, though that still made it the company's best year to date. I visited all three stores to get an idea of how they compare in person, beyond the balance sheet. When you walk into Costco, a greeter checks to make sure you have your membership card, which is required to make purchases besides alcohol, the food court, and a few other exceptions. I entered the gigantic Costco warehouse to be greeted by large electronic displays, with TVs stacked up high. You could outfit an entire home from the appliances in Costco, including washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, and more. Then, we finally made our way to the food. Brand name snacks mostly made up the center displays, sitting on pallets. Products are loosely organized by type, like snacks or baked goods. Most products either come in huge boxes, or you're required to buy multiple bags. For the most part, every section is inside the main warehouse itself, but dairy and some fruits and vegetables have their own separate refrigerated sections off the main area. Back out in the main warehouse is the bakery with fresh and packaged goods. Fresh baked goods are displayed right in front of the kitchen. You can also buy custom cakes and order them in store, right in front of the bakery. The rest of the back wall next to the bakery is a deli and meat counter. This is where you can find the chain's famous $5 rotisserie chickens. A few aisles of refrigerated shelves hold cheeses, butter, and all different kinds of dips and spreads. Beer and hard seltzers are available in the main area of the store. Other alcohol is only sold in the liquor store next door, which has a separate entrance, though that isn't the case in all locations. The remaining aisles on the far side of the store are dedicated to freezers with entrees and desserts, and pantry goods in bulk. Most of the non-food items are gathered in the center of the store, from clothes to books, furniture, electronics, and fine jewelry. A floral section has bouquets and arrangements, sometimes themed around upcoming holidays like Mother's Day. Costco also provides some services inside stores, including a pharmacy, optical store, and hearing aid center. There are about fifteen checkout lanes staffed by workers, plus newer self-checkout stations. Just past the checkout lanes, the food court sells food and drinks, including the famous $1.50 hot dog and soda combination. After easing pandemic restrictions, tables for indoor dining were added back. Next up, I went to the closest Sam's Club to me, which was located about 60 miles away in a suburb of Buffalo. The first major difference I noted was that no one checked if I was a Sam's Club member as I walked in. When I first walked inside, it looked nearly the same as Costco with large electronics placed near the entry. I was struck by the large aisles full of tires taking up some prime real estate close to the front of the store. Otherwise, the stores had the same main merchandise categories, including large appliances, furniture, and some plants and gardening supplies. Both had jewelry displays, with salespeople around to talk about the products. They carry much of the same merchandise, like this inflatable outdoor shark slide that was on display in both locations. In most ways, the stores seemed to be essentially the same. I did find some other differences, though they were relatively minor. Sam's Club has an established curbside pickup program at no extra cost to members, similar to services available at Walmart and Aldi. A large area of the entryway is dedicated to holding these orders. Most Costco locations only have "warehouse pickup," with curbside service limited to electronics, jewelry, and a few other items that do not include groceries. Sam's Club also seems to make it easier for customers to use these large pallet carts than at Costco, where I've only seen them pushed by shoppers on rare occasions. Both stores were very organized and had fully stocked shelves, but Sam's Club felt a bit more disheveled because there was no separation between shopping areas and loading organizational areas like there were at Costco. I was surprised to find that at Sam's Club, all alcohol sales are made in the main store area. Sam's Club had wine and other flavored drinks in the main store, while Costco is typically limited to beer and seltzers in the main area at my usual location. Sam's Clubs' food court was much smaller and less busy than Costco's, but they had essentially the same menu. They have the same basic lineup of pizza, hot dogs, and soda. Sam's also matches Costco's iconic $1.50 hot dog and soda, though they don't have my personal favorite, the chicken bake. The two stores even have the same tables set up in their food courts. BJ's, my final stop, was quite different from the other two stores. When I walked into BJ's for the first time, it was less overwhelming than the other two warehouse stores. It's still a big warehouse, but quantities are smaller, and products aren't stacked up nearly as high. BJ's has most of the same product categories as Costco and Sam's Club, like outdoor equipment furniture, grills, and clothing in addition to groceries. The main difference is that there is less of everything. Outdoor furniture displays are smaller, and there aren't water slides and other summer accessories hanging from the ceiling. BJ's does have an electronics section, but it's not highlighted at the entryway of the store, and it's definitely smaller than its competitors. Some pieces of BJ's reminded me more of a standard Target or Walmart than another warehouse store, like a greeting card section. The bakery section was very similar to Costco's and Sam's bakeries. Fewer items seemed to be made in-house. Instead, they were from name brands I recognized. Some things are baked in-store, though. BJ's sells custom-decorated cakes, just like both competitors. Other baked goods, like cookies, cakes, and pies made the whole section of the store smell good. Walking through BJ's feels quite different from Costco and Sam's Club, because it's more open and spacious, without the piles and miles of merchandise the other stores are known for. There are some prepared appetizers and snacks in refrigerated sections, but it doesn't hold a candle to Costco. There are a few unique kinds of cheese and other dishes, but not as many as you could find at Sam's, and Costco has more than either. The selection of dips and spreads wasn't bad by any means, but it isn't necessarily superior to the average Walmart. Of course, BJ's sells rotisserie chickens for $4.99, just like Costco and Sam's Club. The frozen section, which makes up a major bulk of Sam's Club and Costco, was less extensive at BJ's. Many of the bags and boxes are smaller than at the other stores, though, which might be more realistic for the average shopper with a modestly sized freezer. The same is true of pantry staples... ...and produce, which are also available in more manageable quantities. Another major difference between the stores was what brands were available. Sam's Club and Costco heavily rely on their private label brands. BJ's also has a private label, but a larger proportion of stock was made up of brand names like Hostess. BJ's lack of a food court is probably the biggest difference. After visiting all three stores, it's clear to me that BJ's doesn't offer all the benefits of Costco or Sam's Club. All three memberships are priced relatively closely to each other, with Sam's Club at the lowest price point and Costco at the highest. BJ's could be a happy medium for most people, selling food in quantities that can be easily stored without taking over your entire home. But, choosing BJ's does mean giving up the food court and the chance for larger bulk buys. After eliminating BJ's for its smaller selection and lack of food court, it comes down to Sam's Club versus Costco. Costco has better prices on more grocery staples than Sam's Club, according to a recent price comparison by Insider, though they are quite close. Costco wins on prices and food court convenience, but I wish it had the curbside pickup service offered at Sam's Club. I still think Costco is the best choice for most people, even at the slightly steeper price of $60 per year. References

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I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (1)

Sam's Club, Costco, and BJ's are all competing membership clubs popular in the US.
Sam's Club and Costco are nearly identical in most ways, but BJ's is smaller and sells more name brands.
Costco is the best thanks to reasonable prices, a superior food court, and clean store design.

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Memberships are up at all three major warehouse clubs as inflation increases grocery bills.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (2)

I'm a Costco member, so I visited Sam's Club and BJ's to see how they stack up.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (3)

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All three stores operate on the same premise: customers purchase annual memberships that give them access to bulk goods at prices lower than most other grocery stores, plus a discount on gas and other items.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (4)

Costco has over 500 stores in the US, and Sam's Club has about 600.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (5)

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BJ's is a bit smaller, with 229 locations along the East Coast of the US.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (6)

Sam's Club offers memberships at two tiers: $50 a year for Club level, and $110 a year for Plus. Costco's Gold Star membership is $60 a year, and the Executive Level is $120 per year, and BJ's is $55 for the lower level and $110 for the higher tier.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (7)

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Costco has far higher sales than Sam's Club, reporting $192 billion in the 2021 fiscal year, compared to less than half that at $63.9 billion for Sam's Club.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (8)

BJ's is a smaller player, with $16.3 billion in sales in 2021, though that still made it the company's best year to date.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (9)

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I visited all three stores to get an idea of how they compare in person, beyond the balance sheet.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (10)

When you walk into Costco, a greeter checks to make sure you have your membership card, which is required to make purchases besides alcohol, the food court, and a few other exceptions.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (11)

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I entered the gigantic Costco warehouse to be greeted by large electronic displays, with TVs stacked up high.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (12)

You could outfit an entire home from the appliances in Costco, including washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, and more.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (13)

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Then, we finally made our way to the food. Brand name snacks mostly made up the center displays, sitting on pallets.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (14)

Products are loosely organized by type, like snacks or baked goods. Most products either come in huge boxes, or you're required to buy multiple bags.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (15)

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For the most part, every section is inside the main warehouse itself, but dairy and some fruits and vegetables have their own separate refrigerated sections off the main area.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (16)

Back out in the main warehouse is the bakery with fresh and packaged goods.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (17)

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Fresh baked goods are displayed right in front of the kitchen.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (18)

You can also buy custom cakes and order them in store, right in front of the bakery.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (19)

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The rest of the back wall next to the bakery is a deli and meat counter.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (20)

This is where you can find the chain's famous $5 rotisserie chickens.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (21)

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A few aisles of refrigerated shelves hold cheeses, butter, and all different kinds of dips and spreads.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (22)

Beer and hard seltzers are available in the main area of the store. Other alcohol is only sold in the liquor store next door, which has a separate entrance, though that isn't the case in all locations.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (23)

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The remaining aisles on the far side of the store are dedicated to freezers with entrees and desserts, and pantry goods in bulk.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (24)

Most of the non-food items are gathered in the center of the store, from clothes to books, furniture, electronics, and fine jewelry.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (25)

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A floral section has bouquets and arrangements, sometimes themed around upcoming holidays like Mother's Day.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (26)

Costco also provides some services inside stores, including a pharmacy, optical store, and hearing aid center.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (27)

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There are about fifteen checkout lanes staffed by workers, plus newer self-checkout stations.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (28)

Just past the checkout lanes, the food court sells food and drinks, including the famous $1.50 hot dog and soda combination.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (29)

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After easing pandemic restrictions, tables for indoor dining were added back.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (30)

Next up, I went to the closest Sam's Club to me, which was located about 60 miles away in a suburb of Buffalo.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (31)

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The first major difference I noted was that no one checked if I was a Sam's Club member as I walked in.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (32)

When I first walked inside, it looked nearly the same as Costco with large electronics placed near the entry.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (33)

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I was struck by the large aisles full of tires taking up some prime real estate close to the front of the store.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (34)

Otherwise, the stores had the same main merchandise categories, including large appliances, furniture, and some plants and gardening supplies.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (35)

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Both had jewelry displays, with salespeople around to talk about the products.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (36)

They carry much of the same merchandise, like this inflatable outdoor shark slide that was on display in both locations.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (37)

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In most ways, the stores seemed to be essentially the same.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (38)

I did find some other differences, though they were relatively minor.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (39)

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I shopped at Costco and then visited BJ's for the first time — I think the latter is a worthy competitor

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Sam's Club has an established curbside pickup program at no extra cost to members, similar to services available at Walmart and Aldi.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (40)

A large area of the entryway is dedicated to holding these orders.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (41)

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Most Costco locations only have "warehouse pickup," with curbside service limited to electronics, jewelry, and a few other items that do not include groceries.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (42)

Sam's Club also seems to make it easier for customers to use these large pallet carts than at Costco, where I've only seen them pushed by shoppers on rare occasions.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (43)

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Both stores were very organized and had fully stocked shelves, but Sam's Club felt a bit more disheveled because there was no separation between shopping areas and loading organizational areas like there were at Costco.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (44)

I was surprised to find that at Sam's Club, all alcohol sales are made in the main store area.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (45)

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Sam's Club had wine and other flavored drinks in the main store, while Costco is typically limited to beer and seltzers in the main area at my usual location.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (46)

Sam's Clubs' food court was much smaller and less busy than Costco's, but they had essentially the same menu.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (47)

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They have the same basic lineup of pizza, hot dogs, and soda. Sam's also matches Costco's iconic $1.50 hot dog and soda, though they don't have my personal favorite, the chicken bake.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (48)

The two stores even have the same tables set up in their food courts.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (49)

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BJ's, my final stop, was quite different from the other two stores.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (50)

When I walked into BJ's for the first time, it was less overwhelming than the other two warehouse stores.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (51)

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It's still a big warehouse, but quantities are smaller, and products aren't stacked up nearly as high.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (52)

BJ's has most of the same product categories as Costco and Sam's Club, like outdoor equipment furniture, grills, and clothing in addition to groceries.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (53)

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The main difference is that there is less of everything. Outdoor furniture displays are smaller, and there aren't water slides and other summer accessories hanging from the ceiling.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (54)

BJ's does have an electronics section, but it's not highlighted at the entryway of the store, and it's definitely smaller than its competitors.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (55)

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Some pieces of BJ's reminded me more of a standard Target or Walmart than another warehouse store, like a greeting card section.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (56)

The bakery section was very similar to Costco's and Sam's bakeries.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (57)

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Fewer items seemed to be made in-house. Instead, they were from name brands I recognized.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (58)

Some things are baked in-store, though. BJ's sells custom-decorated cakes, just like both competitors.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (59)

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Other baked goods, like cookies, cakes, and pies made the whole section of the store smell good.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (60)

Walking through BJ's feels quite different from Costco and Sam's Club, because it's more open and spacious, without the piles and miles of merchandise the other stores are known for.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (61)

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There are some prepared appetizers and snacks in refrigerated sections, but it doesn't hold a candle to Costco.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (62)

There are a few unique kinds of cheese and other dishes, but not as many as you could find at Sam's, and Costco has more than either.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (63)

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The selection of dips and spreads wasn't bad by any means, but it isn't necessarily superior to the average Walmart.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (64)

Of course, BJ's sells rotisserie chickens for $4.99, just like Costco and Sam's Club.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (65)

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The frozen section, which makes up a major bulk of Sam's Club and Costco, was less extensive at BJ's.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (66)

Many of the bags and boxes are smaller than at the other stores, though, which might be more realistic for the average shopper with a modestly sized freezer.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (67)

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The same is true of pantry staples...

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (68)

...and produce, which are also available in more manageable quantities.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (69)

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Another major difference between the stores was what brands were available.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (70)

Sam's Club and Costco heavily rely on their private label brands. BJ's also has a private label, but a larger proportion of stock was made up of brand names like Hostess.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (71)

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BJ's lack of a food court is probably the biggest difference.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (72)

After visiting all three stores, it's clear to me that BJ's doesn't offer all the benefits of Costco or Sam's Club.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (73)

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All three memberships are priced relatively closely to each other, with Sam's Club at the lowest price point and Costco at the highest.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (74)

BJ's could be a happy medium for most people, selling food in quantities that can be easily stored without taking over your entire home.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (75)

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But, choosing BJ's does mean giving up the food court and the chance for larger bulk buys.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (76)

After eliminating BJ's for its smaller selection and lack of food court, it comes down to Sam's Club versus Costco.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (77)

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Costco has better prices on more grocery staples than Sam's Club, according to a recent price comparison by Insider, though they are quite close.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (78)

Source: Insider

Costco wins on prices and food court convenience, but I wish it had the curbside pickup service offered at Sam's Club.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (79)

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I still think Costco is the best choice for most people, even at the slightly steeper price of $60 per year.

I compared Costco, Sam's Club, and BJ's. Costco is the best, even though its membership is most expensive (80)

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