Whenever I host a 4th of July BBQ, I always go to Costco. They have a wide selection of BBQ meats and sides—all at low prices. Here are some of the best foods you can buy at Costco for your 4th of July party.
Rastelli’s Wagyu Beef & Cheddar Burgers
Impress your guests at your Fourth of July BBQ with premium Rastelli’s Wagyu Beef & Cheddar Burgers. The Wagyu beef delivers that rich, melt-in-your-mouth flavor. Since they’re sold fresh (not frozen), they cook evenly on the grill and stay juicy.
Kirkland Signature Chicken Sausage
These Kirkland Signature Chicken Sausages are always a hit at BBQs. These fully cooked chicken sausages feature savory Parmesan and a cracked black pepper kick. They’re ready to hit the grill and serve in minutes.
Garlic Rosemary Pork Tenderloins
Add some variety to your Fourth of July spread with Costco’s Garlic Rosemary Pork Tenderloins. These seasoned cuts go straight from the package to the grill—no marinating required. Tender, juicy, and loaded with flavor, they’re an easy addition to your BBQ spread.
Cello Grill Pack Cheese Slices
Elevate your Fourth of July burgers with this Cello Grill Pack. It comes with four cheeses—pepper jack, chipotle pepper jack, Colby jack, and sharp cheddar—already sliced and ready to go. It’s an easy way to customize cheeseburgers at your BBQ.
Kirkland Smoked Pork Back Ribs
Kirkland Smoked Pork Back Ribs are an easy addition to your 4th of July BBQ. These ribs come fully cooked and perfectly dry-rubbed—just heat them on the grill, then brush on your favorite BBQ sauce.
Sabatino’s Smoked Mozzarella, Artichoke & Garlic Chicken Sausage
Looking to impress beyond basic brats this Fourth? These gourmet chicken sausages are packed with smoky mozzarella, artichokes, and roasted garlic. They come fully cooked, so all they need is a quick turn on the grill. Whether you serve them in buns or sliced on a platter, they’re perfect for your 4th of July BBQ spread.
Kirkland Signature Beef Patties
These Kirkland Signature Beef Patties are a staple at Fourth of July BBQs. These beef patties are made with quality ground sirloin for that juicy, all-American burger flavor. Toss them on a hot grill, get a perfect sear, and pile on your favorite toppings.
Beyond Burger Plant-Based Patties
Don’t forget your plant-based guests at the BBQ! Costco’s Beyond Burger patties are a delicious meatless patty that grills up just like the real thing. Juicy, flavorful, and satisfying, they’re perfect for vegans, vegetarians, or anyone cutting back on meat this Fourth of July.
Italian Sausages
Costco’s Italian sausages are a Fourth of July favorite. Choose from spicy or mild and throw them on the grill. It goes well with peppers and onions.
Trident Salmon Burgers
Give your Fourth of July BBQ guests a seafood option. These wild-caught Alaskan salmon burgers from Costco are delicious. Grill and top with dill aioli, red onion, and arugula for a gourmet salmon burger.
Kirkland Signature Grass Fed Beef Patties
Upgrade your beef patties with Kirkland’s 100% grass-fed patties. They are a solid pick for health conscious guests at your Fourth of July BBQ.
Custom Made Meals Korean BBQ Beef Skewers
Add some Korean street food to your Fourth of July BBQ with these pre-marinated Korean beef skewers from Costco. Sweet, savory, and ready for the grill, they cook in just minutes and bring big flavor without any prep work. It’s an easy way to mix up your menu beyond burgers and dogs.
Hebrew National Beef Franks
When it comes to hot dogs, Hebrew National Kosher Beef Franks are my go-to. With their signature snap and rich flavor, they’re a staple at all my summer cookouts. Costco usually beats grocery store prices, which is why I always stock up there for my Fourth of July BBQ.
Amylu Roasted Garlic & Asiago Chicken Sausage
These Amylu Roasted Garlic & Asiago Chicken Sausages will add variety to your 4th of July BBQ. With savory roasted garlic and rich Asiago cheese, they bring bold flavor with minimal effort. Fully cooked and grill-ready, they’re an easy addition to your BBQ spread.
Steaks
Treat your Fourth of July guests to steak—without blowing your budget. Costco is known for high-quality cuts at great prices, making it easy to serve something special.
Kirkland Signature Bratwurst
Brats are a BBQ classic, and Costco’s Kirkland Signature Bratwurst are a Fourth of July BBQ staple. Juicy and well-seasoned, these pork sausages cook up perfectly on the grill.
Red, White & Blue Sugar Cookies
These festive sugar cookies are the perfect addition to your Fourth of July dessert table. Soft, chewy, and topped with red, white, and blue sprinkles, they bring instant patriotic decor with zero effort. Just buy a pack from the Costco bakery, arrange them on a platter, and you’re party ready—no baking required.
JonnyPops Star-Spangled Flag Ice Pops
Nothing says Fourth of July like red, white, and blue—and these star-spangled JonnyPops are as fun as they are refreshing. Great for kids and adults alike, they’re a festive way to cool off. Grab a pack from Costco’s freezer aisle and keep the patriotic vibes going all day long.
DeeBee’s Organics Super Fruit Freezie Pops
Keep your guests cool with these organic freezie pops. Made with real fruit juice, no added sugar, and free from the top nine allergens, they’re safe for kids and adults alike. Sold in bulk at Costco, they’re perfect for a festive Fourth of July cooldown.
Famous Dave’s Sweet ‘n Spicy Pickle Chips
This is a Fourth of July burger bar must-have. Add a bold twist to your BBQ with Famous Dave’s Sweet ‘n Spicy Pickle Chips. With the perfect mix of tang and heat, these crunchy pickles are made for stacking on burgers—or snacking straight from the jar. A simple way to bring extra flavor to your holiday spread.
Summer Fresh Tuscan Bean Salad
This Tuscan bean salad from Costco is an easy Fourth of July side dish. It’s delicious, vegetarian, and ready to serve. A simple, no-prep dish that complements your Fourth of July BBQ spread.
Deviled Egg Potato Salad
No Fourth of July BBQ is complete without a solid potato salad, and Costco’s deviled egg version takes things up a notch. Delicious and ready to serve, it’s a perfect no-fuss side dish to round out your Fourth of July table.
Cape Cod Recipe Chicken Salad
Costco’s Cape Cod Recipe Chicken Salad is an easy cold salad side dish that goes perfectly with grilled meats. It’s an easy way to add variety to your Fourth of July BBQ spread without extra prep. Check out Here are 12 Ways I Save Money at Costco
Late July Tortilla Chips
Chips and guacamole—or chips and salsa—is an easy Fourth of July appetizer. My go-to is Late July tortilla chips. Costco also carries an organic multigrain version if you’re looking for a healthier alternative. Check out 23 Costco Items that are a Total Waste of Money for Small Households
Santa Barbara Mango and Peach Salsa
This is my go-to summer salsa that’s perfect for Fourth of July BBQs. It’s delicious and a refreshing alternative to traditional tomato-based salsas. It goes well with tortilla chips and is delicious spooned over grilled meats. Check out 21 Best Bulk Buys from Costco that Will Last You All Year (and Save You Money)
Condiments
No Fourth of July BBQ is complete without condiments. Costco is a great place to buy condiments at low prices. You’ll find classic essentials like the Heinz Picnic Pack, which includes ketchup, mustard, and sweet relish in generous, family-sized bottles. Costco also stocks a good selection of unique condiments to elevate your spread beyond the basics. Check out 24 Best Kirkland Products I Always Buy at Costco
Martin’s Potato Bread Buns
Martin’s Potato Bread is my go-to for both burger and hot dog buns, and Costco has some of the lowest prices around. They’re soft, moist, and just sturdy enough to handle all those loaded Fourth of July toppings without falling apart. Check out 17 Costco Meals Cheaper than Restaurant Take Out to Save You Money
Bubba Burger Beef Patties
For a quick and easy burger fix, Bubba Burgers from Costco are a freezer staple. These frozen patties go straight from freezer to grill, making them one of the best no-fuss burger options for Fourth of July cookouts. Check out 26 Things I Never Pay Full Price at Costco