Hellobee Boards

I don't think we buy anything exclusively there but I usually get my fish there. We will also get meat because it is typically the best price. Fruit if it is a good price (their fruit usually looks really good). Their bakery is fantastic, you should try their breads. I'll get the big bags of chocolate chips and brown sugar there, as well as party foods if I'm feeding a crowd.

It's a good place for birthday gifts, in their book section. Sometimes they'll have decent toys. Their rash guard swim suits are great!

Batteries and toothbrush replacement heads, two packs of vitamins, sheets, no iron dress shirts, mens socks, seasonal décor, wild salmon, filet mignon.

Boneless skinless chicken breasts (individual wrapped and frozen)
Triple blend frozen berries
Perrier
Cat litter
Paper towels
Toilet paper
6 pack hearts of romaine
Fresh blueberries
Fresh strawberries
Fresh Brussels Sprouts
Shredded parmesan cheese
Babybel cheese
Canned diced tomatoes
6 pack dried pasta shapes
Annie's organic Mac and cheese multi pack
Simply orange juice
String cheese
Cheerios

And lots more! Note on produce, if anything is slimy/gross you can return it, no questions asked!

Butter, eggs, applesauce pouches, cheese, yogurt, coffee, trash bags, black beans.

Kirkland wipes
I get my reflux meds there (nexxium)
They also sell diaper cream for great prices
Raspberries
Milk if I have room in the fridge
Sodas/seltzer
Babybel cheese
I fill all of our prescriptions there
Movie tickets as gifts
Berries
Steaks (vacuum seal them at home. Their filet prices are amazing)
Rotisserie chicken
Pre made salads

I swear angels sing when I go to Costco! Obviously, I don't get all this every trip but this is the basics of what I get.

Chicken (indiv wrapped so I can freeze)
Ground beef
Rotisserie Chicken
Steak
Stuffed Peppers
Chicken Pot Pie
Chicken Alfredo
Precut French Green Beans
Bags of salads
They have great fruit, so long as you're able to eat if fast enough
Soda/Juice boxes
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Tissues
Lysol wipes
Bottled water
Bread
Veggie straws
Shredded mozzarella cheese
Milk
Cream cheese
Dunkin Donuts Coffee
Bacon
Yogurt
Peanut butter
Pasta
Olive oil
Refresh Tears eye drops (so much cheaper)
Laundry detergent
Dish sponges
Zip lock bags
Drano
Bar soap
Pull Ups
Razor blades
Belvita
Foodsaver replacement bags
Cotton rounds
Contact solution
the list goes on...

Edit: oh yea, however could I forget
Byrne Dairy Cookiewiches (so so good)
Sargento Balanced Breaks
Gloves for washing dishes

@Pumpkin Pie: they're both really good, especially the pot pie. They both have huge chucks of grilled chicken and are great for leftovers. I've never tried freezing either, though.

Ohh I forgot about stuff like paper towels, etc.

And basically any OTC drugs are SOOOO much cheaper. A year supply of generic claritin is like $12.

I forgot, I got my glasses there!

We also got some really nice LED lights for outside that were reasonable.

We go once every two weeks. I get (although not every time)
Meat- I am particularly fond of their round roast, boneless lamb leg, all of the vacuum packed chicken, Italian sausage)
Eggs
Milk and cream
Cheese- mostly Brie and cheddar
Produce- they almost always have the best price on berries! We also like the veggie tray, green beans, and tomatoes. My family eats tons of this so it doesn't really go bad
Coffee
Frozen fruit
Bakery stuff- everything they bake there is super yummy
Hummus/ guac cups

We usually don't get snacks from there because they get stale before we can eat them all! The one exception is the Kirkland brand nut bars (kinda like kind bars)

Laundry detergent
vitamins
moisturizer
ziplock baggies
dried Montmorency cherries (though I haven't been able to find these on my last 2 trips!)
Go-Go Squeez
Cereal
Pumpkin flax granola
butter (buy and freeze)
eggs
sometimes milk
sometimes Stonyfield yogurt smoothies
frozen breakfast sausage
frozen Alaskan salmon
Babybel cheese
Kale salad kit
rotisserie chicken
Boursin
wine
paper products (napkins, kleenex, tp, paper towels)
organic ground beef and chicken (buy and freeze)
we also sometimes get books and kids' clothes
Christmas gifts (esp toys for the kids)
other snacks...I'm sure there's more that I'm forgetting.

I need to go this week!

All the cheese: Feta (can be frozen), brie, Humboldt Fog (!!!), mozzarella, Comte...you get the idea. They have good prices on the good stuff and therefore cheese up an embarrassing amount of my total bill there.

Fruit
Fresh vegetables
Garlic
Frozen Alaskan salmon (when it's actually from Alaska...once or twice it wasn't!)
Smoked salmon
Frozen spanakopita
Frozen blueberries
Oatmeal
Hemp seeds
Almond butter
Peanut butter
Raw nuts
Cinnamon
Crushed red peppers
Pepper
Butter
Sliced cheddar (it comes in a plastic box)
Organic black beans and garbanzos (canned)
Toilet paper and paper towels
La Croix
Whole wheat tortillas

Their bakery bread used to be awesome, but they changed many of the recipes and dropped most of La Brea Bakery's stuff, and now they're mostly mediocre. The baguettes are still worth eating. The plain croissants are decent and freeze well. The pumpkin pies I've heard are great, but they had HFCS in them and I avoid that. And the two times per year I want pumpkin pie, I'm sort of partial to making it myself.

Homeschool supplies: pens, Moleskin notebooks (I hope they bring these back!), regular ruled notebooks, pencils, colored pencils/pens, copy paper, Post-its, binders, etc. Oh, and BOB books and a whiteboard and dry erase pens. They used to have amazing pop-up books too, but I haven't seen those in a while.

I think 80% of son's entire infant and toddler wardrobe came from their Carter's section.

Socks for me
Sunglasses
Christmas lights
Glass Snapware

Pizza from the food court (kind of greasy and undoubtedly unhealthy, but after the drive there and back and dealing with the lines and parking lot, I'm not up for making lunch, so I stick it in the oven to reheat, add the bagged kale salad from the veg section, and call it good)

ETA: Mayorga coffee! (Diminished supplies of this and toilet paper are basically how I determine whether I need to go back... )