Costco introduces a new food court burger Here's hoping it lives up to its chicken and hot dog brethren

Costco's food court is famous for its low prices, and now there's a new addition to the team: A 1,140 calorie cheeseburger. Costco's food court is famous for its low prices, and now there's a new addition to the team: A 1,140 calorie cheeseburger. Photo: CHRISTINA KOCI HERNANDEZ Photo: CHRISTINA KOCI HERNANDEZ Image 1 of / 44 Caption Close Costco introduces a new food court burger 1 / 44 Back to Gallery

Rearrange your weekend schedule, folks: It's time for a Costco run.

You may already have a two backup boxes of cereal in your pantry and enough muffins to last you through the month, but the bulk-seller has a new burger offer at their food counter. And if they're anywhere as good as the store's $1.50 hot dogs, everybody wins.

Of course the burger has given some people a bit of pause. The ⅓-pound burgers are sold as "Chicago-style" cheeseburgers, described by Costco as "an organic beef patty, topped with romaine lettuce, smoked Thousand Island dressing, tomatoes, and cheddar cheese, all placed between fluffy, sweet Chicago-style buns."

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For those who might be wondering, Costco later clarified that their "Chicago-style" bun is a lighter version of challah – but some people still think there's a different resemblance there.

"Now, in addition to its wildly popular rotisserie chicken, the wholesale store will be offering freshly grilled burgers that look oddly similar to Shake Shack's famous patties," Delish reports. "The final product looks nearly identical to Shack's beloved burger, though the ingredients are slightly different."

Costco will be grilling these burgers in a trial run of locations in Seattle, as well as a few stores in California (Corona, Pacoima and Lakewood). It's not the first burger the food giant has experimented with, but it might be a lasting one.

Check it out for yourself and see if the burger lives up to the other Costco grill game. If not, well there's always other offerings.