Supermarkets in Kingsburg, CA

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  1. 1367 Marion St, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4.4 Superb 82 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.”

  2. 40021 Rd 40, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “Very people friendly, they treat you like they've known you for years!!!! The food is excellent and the owner and his employees are never rude, thank u remmy you and your employees are the bestestest!”

  3. 909 Sierra Street, Kingsburg CA 93631

    4 Good 151 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”

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