Costco Food Court

I asked an employee from produce where to find a product and he walked me quite a ways to help me find it and was really friendly.
I’m rating this location 3 stars despite this, because of the produce here. I’ve only bought items from this store 3 times. First time the bunch of bananas we got stayed yellowish green for 3 weeks and never got soft and only got harder. Had to throw them.
Then this last time we went we tried again and got bananas that were yellowed and they were almost completely covered in black spots within 3 days… lol very abnormal?
The cucumbers were bad as well.
Such a bummer.

There is no more food court in any Costco lcations in Winnipeg but still can order food. The service is fast and my order has been prepared accurately.

Costco's food court is quite honestly very addictive. It's quick, it's efficient, the food tastes great, and best of all, it's very cheap (and who can say no to free refills on drinks!). The more recent addition of self-service machines in late 2019 at this particular one was huge in that it virtually eliminated the problem of long lineups just to order. Previously you would line up, then get your own tray, then you'd call your order out, then you'd shuffle over to the cashiers and they would tally everything up. Sometimes, not too often but once in a while, your order wasn't ready when you found yourself at the cashier and you'd have to awkwardly wait at the end with an empty tray while the workers kept at it on your order, which I'm sure is not just annoying to you, but also to the cashiers. Nowadays, it's just a matter of stepping aside from the machines and waiting for your order number to be called kind of like McDonald's, which is a much better system for the workers to take as much time as they need to get it right, which in turn is a better system for orderers.

Finding available seating can become quite challenging if not impossible at times, particularly during peak shopping windows like weekends, but eventually someone will either wave you over if they're about to wrap up or to share a table if you're solo or with just one other person. I myself prefer to start off with a food court visit and then go shopping after that to make things a little easier. The amount of seats at Regent is about comparable to the amount at the St. James location. But rest assured that any wait you do encounter will be well worth it.

Fast and convenient. Liking the new computerized ordering they just need a microphone to announce the order number