Supermarkets in Alhambra, CA

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  1. 2121 W Main St STE 100, Alhambra CA 91801

    4.1 Good 269 reviews

    “Friendly staff, and prices are even friendlier, the only issue is their shopping carts, old and you have to pay to use them, not a lot but they are noisy, old and feels like driving a car with a flat tire.”

  2. 345 East Main Street, Alhambra CA 91801

    4 Good 247 reviews

    “I have been taking my elderly parents to the Alhambra Ranch 99 Market even years before the Pandemic. Workers are very friendly and helpful. Grocery selection abundant and I stock. Seafood, meats, fruits and vegetables are fresh. Bakery items hot and tasty. Also, there are 3 in store specialty food shops to buy prepared food dishes. Very satisfied and highly recommend!”

  3. 1251 East Valley Boulevard, Alhambra CA 91801

    3.7 Good 54 reviews

    “It's a outlet so things are better priced compared to other supermarkets like 99 Ranch or 168. There are plenty of produce selections as well as meats. They consistently have the best price on beef tendon. I use it a lot to make my own beef bone broth for added collagen to my diet. The people behind the meat counter are helpful, especially the younger butcher. He is super nice, fast and friendly. Great guy. The fish monger is always helpful to recommend something, and cashier's are friendly also. There is plenty of parking. I recommend checking it out.”

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  5. 1000 E Valley Blvd, Alhambra CA 91801

    2.6 Average 154 reviews

    “so far so good. still a new market and things are still in progress, emptied shelves still await to be filled. alcohol license pending. fair price, no surprises.”

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