Excellent quality and price. A bit Large for a baked potato but was able to find a bag that had some that were a good size. Used the rest for roasting and in stew.

The potatoes are firm and seem to last a good while before starting to sprout. The price is always fantastic. Russets do not grow well in my area, so it's nice to have a place to buy them at a reasonable price.

Awesome when mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving. One guest comment was she usually is not big on mashed but the went for 2nd helping and took some home.

Great quality and affordable price compared to a grocery store. Bought these to use for a couple different dinner ideas. The potatoes were fresh and tasted great.

I ordered for a pickup. Person filling order did not check the potatoes and they had several rotten ones that affected the remainder of the potatoes. Most had to be thrown away. First time this has happened.

I enjoy shopping at Sams but at the Evanston location you have all the prime parking spots for your store pickup people instead of having them farther away

Good quality, harvested at the appropriate time, good all around average size unlike other stores where you have several tiny potatoes in the bag, and the 10 pound bag is less expensive than a couple of five pound bags from most other retailers.

Received wet, rotten potatoes at curbside service. Stench stunk up my whole car. When I got home and opened my trunk and lifted the bag, I noticed that bag was leaking. How could the associate not have seen or smelled that? Disgusted and disappointed. Had to dispose of the bag immediately and clean and spray my trunk and spray the inside of my car with Lysol as well.

Cheapest potatoes I can buy at Sam's Club. I buy them to make french fries at home. It tastes good. But I come across some damaged or rotten ones once in a while. I suppose the farmers do not have control over it in terms of spotting them before bagging.

For some reason, the baking potatoes we have bought at Sam’s in the recent past have not lasted which made me think they were old. In the past, we use to buy a 15 pound bag, but the potatoes were much larger and the bag was called gourmet baking potatoes. The potatoes were large and lasted.