Costco Food Court — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Eating the famous Costco pepperoni pizza in Los Angeles was much more than just a meal — it was a true adventure. It was only our second day in the United States, and I was excited to share this experience with my family, one of my best memories of taste.

With five of us, including our youngest at just five years old, everyone found a place to sit while I went up to the counter, happy and proud, ready to present the legendary Costco pizza. But the first surprise hit when the cashier asked for my membership card, which I didn’t have. They told me that without it, I wouldn’t be able to order.

Still determined, I entered the store, hoping to sign up. However, when I spoke to the associate, I discovered that I’d need a local address and phone number, which, of course, we didn’t have. Feeling a bit defeated, I returned to our table and explained the situation to my wife.

That’s when she had a brilliant idea: ask someone with a membership to buy the pizza for us. I decided to give it a shot, and, with a little luck and the kindness of a friendly member, I finally succeeded! With the pizza in hand, I walked back to the table, and the joy of seeing my family excited and ready to dig in made it all worth it.

As I took that first bite, the flavor seemed even more special. Maybe it was the wait, the hurdles we’d overcome, or simply the fact that I was sharing this moment with the people I love. This adventure only made Costco’s pizza even more delicious...

I placed a pickup ordered for pizza at 10am and left them with specific instructions to have the pizza cut into 18 slices, which those instructions were written on my receipt copy. The pickup was supposed to be at 2:45pm. I arrived at 2:40pm to make sure yo check in prior to the pickup time. Not only did I leave at 3:15pm but they tried to give me the pizzas in their normal cut of 12 pieces a pizza. I asked them if they could please cut it into 18, as ordered, the staff said they couldn't do it and then changed his mind saying that it would take another 15 minutes to cut them into 18 slices. Their solution was to make extra cuts from the pizza they had given me previously. The slices were uneven and badly cut. In addition, I saw that they had cut the pizza and placed them on the side for about 8 mins longer. I understand that it could get busy but I saw them multitasking to the point that it was causing more traffic on them. I was highly disappointed with the...

Great value on food that we shouldn't eat but love. Pizza, hot dogs etc. Amazing value on a whole large pizza freshly made. Recent changes require you be a Costco member. The line to order is usually pretty long and somewhat disorganized as employees work two order windows at once. If I'm going to get a full size pizza I order before going into the store so it is ready when I leave, otherwise there may be a 15 minute wait. It would be nice if they had staff to clean the tables as they are often dirty from slovenly customers. If this is the case, grab some paper towels, get them wet from the water dispenser at the soda machine and clean your table. If this is beneath your dignity you probably aren't a...