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Supermarkets near Calexico, CA

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  1. ALDI - 2450 Rockwood Ave

    2450 Rockwood Ave, Calexico CA 92231

    4.8 Superb 103 reviews

    “It is a store that has excellent products, I recommend the fruit and vegetables and lately they have excellent quality beef such as the loin with 10 millo, the pulp ball, the meat for steak and the ground beef, it has a quality incredible because it has no coloring or preservatives with very affordable prices, even cheaper than the meat you can buy in Mexico”

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  2. Cardenas Markets - 2300 Imperial Ave

    2300 Imperial Ave, Calexico CA 92231

    3.9 Good 131 reviews

    “We love this chain of markets Lots and lots of selections and a hot deli better than many restaurants. Amazing Mexican foods with a super wide selection of authentic treats. Oh, just 5 stars 100%, and the pastries and cakes are beyond amazing.”

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  3. ALDI - 2260 N Imperial Ave

    2260 N Imperial Ave, El Centro CA 92243

    4.6 Superb 125 reviews

    “ALDI is my go to store for quick meals and juices for the house ! The fruits and veggies are usually fresh as well as the bread. They sometimes have cute plants too ! If I don’t end up going to one of the bigger stores I just go here and get what I need ??”

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  5. Cardenas Markets - 1620 N Imperial Ave

    1620 N Imperial Ave, El Centro CA 92243

    3.8 Good 166 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite places here in the valley the fresh products also make sure you get a green juice from their juice bar very fresh and healthy you can pick the fresh ingredients yourself”

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  6. Del Sol Market - Holtville CA - 402 E 5th St

    402 E 5th St, Holtville CA 92250

    3.1 Average 28 reviews

    “In my opinion of this Store is that I am satisfied with what it carries, regardless of the fact that I was a temporary resident of Holtville as a kid (4 - 9yrs. old). I really believe that it would receive better reviews, and more satisfaction from customers if they would at least consider renovating and extending the store because without trying to offend anybody that store is the same size as it was when I was a kid. So it's been long overdue for a few changes for the better. A Bigger Store means more space and more space means more varieties on food products.”

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