Costco Food Court - Brookfield

I was really disappointed with my experience. I wanted to order the chicken bags, but they were all sold out, and both the regular and pepperoni pizzas I tried were burned, leaving me without lunch! I wish this place had more food options, as other locations offer a wider selection of food and snacks. I sampled the hot dog a few weeks ago and, while it's quite big, it didn't taste very good. The pizza is okay, and the chicken bakers can be good... if they're available!

Delicious food at reasonable prices. Quick tip: you don’t need to be a member to enjoy the cuisine here.

Costco's Food Court is a fantastic spot for affordable meals that maintain the usual Costco quality. I love grabbing a slice of their pizza, but I also like to try other options like a bowl of chili or a hot dog, which comes with a soda. There is a small dining area with tables and benches, or you can take your food around the store. Plus, there's a 25¢ water machine available. While I really enjoy the food, I do miss some items that have been taken off the menu, like the chocolate frozen yogurt and the soft serve ice cream.

Great healthy food at reasonable prices. A hot dog and a drink for $1.50. Pizzas by the slice for $1.99 and a whole large one for $9.95. The frozen yogurts are good. A limited but very good menu at budget pricing.

The main attraction of the Costco food court is the price. The $1.50 all beef hot dog including soda, the 25 cent bottle of water, the less than 75 cent big glass of soda. These prices have been around a long time. The salads look decent, but are of course pre made, and thus are cold. The new vegetarian (soy-based) al pastor salads are getting decent reviews....I am not a fan of soy, so I didn 't try it. The Acai bowl (frozen yogurt, I think, with Acai swirled in, fresh fruit and granola) is getting good reviews. The Polish hot dog is gone, as is the chocolate frozen yogurt. Change is inevitable. There are folks who eat by price, and they will be happy hot dog eaters. And salad eaters each have a choice. But does anybody go to Costco Food Court who isn 't already there shopping?