Grocery Stores in Arleta, CA

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  1. 13958 Van Nuys Blvd, Arleta CA 91331

    4.2 Good 31 reviews

    “Been shopping here since I was 15 so glad this Mini Mart is still around. The owner Joe is a great guy has always looked out for us. Prices are decent and location is great”

  2. 14028 Van Nuys Boulevard, Arleta CA 91331

    4.1 Good 35 reviews

    “They sell good products, and then they come out that they no longer have, and you're waiting for weeks or months, they should have enough products that they already know sell the most.”

  3. 9635 Laurel Canyon Boulevard, Arleta CA 91331

    3.8 Good 131 reviews

    “I absolutely love this place, the food is always fresh and they have a lot of options if you have allergies or dietary restrictions! The ones who work at the butchers are honestly really nice and always help you out too! Actually, all the workers are nice especially the ones working at the cashier, they always try and make a conversation with you to make it less awkward and more lively which is really nice!”

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  5. 9011 Woodman Avenue, Arleta CA 91331

    3.6 Good 138 reviews

    “Solid grocery store with Latin flair. Comprabable to a Ralph’s or Vons but probably has that one thing you can never find for that one Latin recipeClean bathroom friendly staff”

  6. 9710 Woodman Ave, Arleta CA 91334

    3.5 Good 136 reviews

    “I LOVE El Super, Arleta, Ca. location. The produce section is AMAZING!!! The store is beautiful, clean, well maintained. The hot food selection is the best :)) THANK YOU EL SUPER ARLETA”

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