Supermarkets in Tempe, AZ

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  1. 6460 S McClintock Dr, Tempe AZ 85283

    4.6 Superb 359 reviews

    “One of my favorite grocery stores. The selection and prices are unbeatable. Many prepared food options. Good cheese and meat selection. They also carry a large wine and beer section.”

  2. 1715 East Southern Avenue, Tempe AZ 85282

    4.4 Superb 194 reviews

    “Great Value! Compare to every box box grocery store. Selection is different but produce and product hit the mark. Prices exceptional, quality great, and convience fantastic when lanes are open and staffed. DONT FORGET 1) A QUARTER FOR CARTS, 2) BAGS FOR GROCERIES OR TO GRAB AN EMPTY BOX WHILE SHOPPING! (just like Costco but without the massive parking lot and crowds)”

  3. 860 W Carver Rd, Tempe AZ 85284

    4 Good 25 reviews

    “Very friendly employees. They don't seem too strict about appointment times. Make sure to have your own pen and wear your mask properly. The docks had plenty of room to back the trailer, and they loaded my trailer very fast. No need to slide tandems here, and there is an empty warehouse next door that you can finish out a break at. I would definitely come back here again.”

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  5. 1845 North Scottsdale Road, Tempe AZ 85288

    3.7 Good 185 reviews

    “Its a pretty good store, I don't mind the cashier as long as if I'm getting what I want then I'm fine but I don't want them to add on to my things but they don't do that while I order or anything so it's fine, they're a good grocery store.”

  6. 9900 South Rural Road, Tempe AZ 85284

    3.5 Good 242 reviews

    “Brooklyn is the most helpful cashier - truly excellent - gets people through the line in a jiffy. Thank you! The store is clean and well stocked - the only empty shelf was distilled water (unusual as there are almost always 4 or 5 filled shelves) ....”

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