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Grocery Stores in Cypress, CA

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  1. Trader Joe's - 5245 Katella Avenue

    5245 Katella Avenue, Cypress CA 90720

    4.8 Superb 226 reviews

    “Best Trader Joe's ever! Except it must be a thing where Trader Joe's parking lots are a nightmare, but actually this one isn't too bad. Its got all the stuff you've come to love at Trader Joe's!”

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  2. Calva Drive-Thru - 6297 Ball Rd

    6297 Ball Rd, Cypress CA 90630

    4.7 Superb 35 reviews

    “This is the cutest family owned establishment. The Dad and daughter are genuinely so sweet and kind. They are always in a happy demeanor. My hubs and I like to go if we want a drink or some ice cream. They have thrifities which is a big plus!”

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  3. Stater Bros. Markets - 10051 Valley View Street

    10051 Valley View Street, Cypress CA 90630

    4.1 Good 253 reviews

    “The prices here on produce and meat are lower compared to other supermarkets in the area. Both dept's were well stocked. Staff here are very welcoming and friendly. Overall, a pleasant shopping experience.”

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  5. Hwang Hae Doe Mandoo - 황해도 만두 - 6273 Ball Rd

    6273 Ball Rd, Cypress CA 90630

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Very lowkey place that sells frozen dumplings for you to cook/eat at home. By far my favorite dumpling place they are addicting as hell!!! They have four different kinds, beef, kimchi, squash, and vegetable. Super authentic korean dumplings”

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  6. Cardtronics - 4033 Ball Rd

    4033 Ball Rd, Cypress CA 90630

    2.7 Average 29 reviews

    “CINDY We applaud YOU for being very special with your "Customer.Service" with me and my wife when we were checking out yesterday (Friday) we had a small problem with the self.check-out scanner and even though you were neck deep in paperwork next to us & others pulling at your strings asking you questions.... YOU stopped & helped us with a smile after the assistance you said thank.you for shopping with us today. As Arnold would say: I'll errrrrr we'll be back. Bravo.....Cindy.....Bravo”

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  7. Coinstar Kiosk - Bitcoin ATM - 10051 Valley View St

    10051 Valley View St, Cypress CA 90630

    3.2 Average 75 reviews

    “I want to extend my thanks to CHRIS (in the "chicken department"). We placed a BIG ORDER. And, CHRIS "came through". Our order was "ready on time" (and food was hot and delicious). Thank you CHRIS and " team" @ Stater Brothers :).”

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  8. Ralphs - 4033 Ball Road

    4033 Ball Road, Cypress CA 90630

    3.4 Good 191 reviews

    “I’ve been shopping here since it was an Alpha Beta. Yes. I prefer Staters because of pricing but come here because there are a few items that Ralph’s carries that Staters doesn’t plus my elderly parents shop her and there is Eric; the best most cheerful grocery bag person in the world!!! I actually look forward to seeing Eric every time. When I don’t shop there, my parents do and they’re in their late 80s and Eric always makes sure to take care of them. He makes sure the bags aren’t heavy for them to carry. He’s very friendly and cheerful to them very respectful just a wonderful, wonderful young man and he makes Ralphs a cheerful place. Thank you Eric for all you do!!! You’re truly the best!!!”

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