Sam's Club Cafe - Nicholasville

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My family and I absolutely love this place! The food is fantastic, the prices are great, and the service is excellent as well.

The selection at this restaurant is consistently good, and everything is neatly organized for easy browsing. Shopping here is generally a straightforward experience. However, it seems that this location, as well as the online store, no longer offers Premier Protein Caramel shakes.

As shopper's clubs go, my point of comparison is BJ's, which isn't around here (Costco I know only by reputation). I just haven't been that impressed with Sam's Club. The membership includes a basic and a higher-priced one, and they push the premium membership so heavily that the regular one feels kind of like an insult. The store is only open to premium members at certain hours, online orders ship for free only for premium members, etc. This seems like not great marketing to me. The store itself hasn't had a ton of things that I wanted when I've actually shopped there. I shop at a ton of places ranging from the premium health food stores to discount outlets to niche ethnic markets, and there just aren't a whole lot of things that I find worth buying at Sam's. They have food, but the selection is quite limited and I wouldn't call it healthy; BJ's was way better both for indulgences like gum and chocolate and flavored water but also for staples like grains and nuts. I can get some cleaning supplies and stuff, but there isn't enough benefit in doing that here to be worth the membership. The other big selling point is gas, and it is cheaper and I have found a significant number of stops when I travel. I've found an alarmingly high prevalence of pumps not running at various Sam's Clubs (though not this one). Here, they do have pumps with stretchy gas hoses attached so you can drive your car up to either side, but they don't advertise this fact, and a fair number of people seem to be waiting in line to get up to the left side of their car when the contralateral pumps are wide open. I'm torn between wanting to educate the masses and liking the fact that I don't have to wait in line. The other feature of note is that you can pay by scanning a code at the pump with the store's app and linking to your card, which is fine I guess, but I've had it fail when the ambient light levels were too high. Anyway, I haven't been convinced that paying for a membership or driving to this store are really worth it for me.

This store's layout is quite different than the Indianapolis Sam's stores but I was able to find everything eventually. I was surprised to see that their food service was open. The Indy stores still have closed food service. A couple of Halloween items were already out on display. We found a round folding chair with soft velvety material for $40. And a Members Mark shredder with the attached trash can for $60. I thought these were pretty good deals. I usually go to Sam's once a month for supplies that end up lasting me for several months. Sam's still does a pretty good job keeping everything in stock during these scarcity of times. The roofs over the shopping basket returns are the first I've seen.