Grocery Stores in Tolleson, AZ

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  1. 810 N 91st Ave, Tolleson AZ 85353

    4.2 Good 167 reviews

    “The salsa tatemada and guacamole are the best in the west valley. Both have fresh flavors and good on all Mexican food. Grilled chicken and carne asada have good home made flavors. Try it and you will be hooked.”

  2. 9312 W Van Buren St, Tolleson AZ 85353

    2.8 Average 20 reviews

    “Tolleson Market is a super efficient convent stop that has all the things you’ll need for a good time. The business is a staple in the community and the gentlemen running the shop really make this business an outstanding success.”

  3. 400 South 99th Avenue, Tolleson AZ 85353

    2.6 Average 272 reviews

    “Usually pretty quick. Usually delivering about only five pallets. Hour and a half to 2 hours it varies. Better than most places. If you don't know Park, walk up to the modular building check in on the kiosk, bring your phone, and then hand the paperwork to the guy at the desk”

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  5. 2905 S 99th Ave, Tolleson AZ 85353

    2.5 Average 62 reviews

    “I love this place because I can always count on jenny being here and greeting me with the sweetest smile! I don’t know how this place would even run without her, she really deserves some recognition!!”

  6. 2905 South 99th Avenue, Tolleson AZ 85353

    1.8 Poor 47 reviews

    “Easy in and out gas station surrounding a bunch of shopping areas. Plenty of pumps so there wasn’t a back up. I used my Albertsons reward point and received 30 cents off per gallon.”

  7. CQV9+FV, 611 S 80th Ave, Tolleson AZ 85353

    2 Poor 120 reviews

    “Gate entrance on 79th Ave. Park on street and walk to guard shack to check in. Delivered 17 pallets in dry van 8 am app. Checked in at 6:40 am and got called at 6:50 am to head to dock. Got text for lumper fee at 7:45 am. Received call that paperwork was ready at 8:36 am. This was my first time delivering here overall everything went well no complaints.”

  8. 611 South 80th Avenue, Tolleson AZ 85353

    1.9 Poor 296 reviews

    “It's a Sysco. Park on the left side of the street and walk to the guardhouse with you bills, your truck license plate # and your trailer license plate #. Fill out the gate pass. They will keep your bills and call you when they have a door. Stop at the shack on the way in for the folders with the bills and the gate pass. Plenty of room to back if everyone is staying in marked spots. Once docked take it to the receiving door. Mine was door 33. They will text with the lumping fee and you will return to the receiving door when your bills are ready. Limited O/N parking on the left curb. The only knock is they could easily upgrade the check in experience with any of a number of software solutions. It would cut down on the chaos at the gate where you have trucks leaving, trucks entering and the trucks needing to turn around after finding no parking.”

  9. 500 S 99th Ave, Tolleson AZ 85353

    1.6 Poor 149 reviews

    “Fred Myers has gone along way.... I use to sit here for hours on the unloading but thank God they have come along way now a days they usually have me in and out within 2 to 3 hours, not bad considering i was there at times for like 8 to 9 hours unloading..!! They have really stepped up there game... I like going there now that they've grown the place and are alot faster on the unloading and recieving end..!!!”

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