Grocery Stores in Kingsburg, CA

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  1. 10693 Davis Ave, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.7 Superb 40 reviews

    “It's a really good place to work. They treat you right. Sometimes it's fast but nothing that you can handle it. The only think that I don't like it's that they don't have enough parking for all the people that work there.”

  2. 1367 Marion St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.4 Superb 90 reviews

    “Been shopping here for four decades. In this day and age of fast paced, "I want it now" mentalities, I prefer to take my business to a mom and pop store where I can shop without feeling rushed and overwhelmed by a store packed with customers like sardines.”

  3. 1751 Simpson Street, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “This is a fabulous store with exceptionally helpful staff. It is always well stocked, always clean, and there's always a friendly face willing to help you out. Their prices are the best in town, and their deals change often so there's always something new to discover. Whether you want wine, steak, medicine, pet supplies, or just your regular groceries, this G.O. is the one to visit.”

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  5. 909 Sierra Street, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.2 Good 155 reviews

    “Big store and everything you need for your event and everyday life. I think the best part about the store is the employees are always willing to help out and give you the best service possible and when it gets busy at the register they seem to be able to get the help they need to get their customers in and out and they have always been willing to help you out to your car. I know this for a fact that I go up to the register with one cart and seem to end up with a second cart and their customers service is very nice and helpful pushing one of the carts even if I say I am okay and they end up insisting on helping me out and even put my groceries in the car. I think that whenever they help out like that I believe in tipping them and they will not take the tip because they say they are not supposed to except it. So if this is read by someone in the office I think that they should be able to except the tip if it’s offered by the customer. I believe that they should be recognized for the hard work that is noticed by your customer’s it happens in restaurants so the tip.I think it is a good idea for them to get”

  6. 38440 6th St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.1 Good 47 reviews

    “Stopped here on a whim while pulling the RV northbound. Glad we found this place of business. The diesel pump was an easy in and out with a 36 foot fifth wheel in tow. Made a note to make this a regular stop from CA99 from now forward.”

  7. 501 Sierra St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

    “I stopped this morning because of their sign on Hwy 99. It was my absolute best experience at a gas station. Clean restrooms, beautiful and clean store and the most kind gentleman by the name of Davinder working this morning. Thank you for taking good care of me Davinder!! Also great, fresh coffee.”

  8. 1801 6th Ave Dr, Kingsburg CA 93631

    3.8 Good 31 reviews

    “It Was My First Time Going There Since I've Been In Kingsburg But I Was Enjoying My Day Anyway & The Customer Service At King's Market Made It Even Better! ☺”

  9. 909 Sierra St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

    “Great supermarket love the prices and deals. Good service, always clean, food is top quality. Fresh food with awesome appearance highly recommend for anybody who loves saving money.”

  10. 1748 Draper St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    2.6 Average 5 reviews

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