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  1. Food 4 Less Fuel Center - 16208 Parthenia Street

    16208 Parthenia Street, North Hills CA 91343

    4.3 Superb 140 reviews

    “Stopped by a quick refuel of our rental on our way back to the airport.The lot was clean and clearly marked and it was not crowded when we stopped by early on Sunday morning.One thing that is interesting is that for kicks, I used my Kroger rewards member number at the pump and it took it. We were in town visiting family from Michigan and we do not have these chains of stores there. Wife suggested to try and I did and I guess Food4Less and Kroger are connected. Not sure if this is a readily available information for people but it was new to me.Anyway, pumps were easily accessible and I had no issues using it.”

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  2. Tienda Mama Santa - 15243 Parthenia St

    15243 Parthenia St, North Hills CA 91343

    4 Good 14 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Thank you very much I had pimples on my cheek for over 5 months and I went to the doctor and they did not know that I had just looked at me and told me it was a fungus infection for only $ 12 dollars when I already paid more than $ 500 dollars plus travel to tijuana and they did not take it from me and you did thank you very much god bless you”

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  3. Food 4 Less - 16208 Parthenia Street

    16208 Parthenia Street, North Hills CA 91343

    3.7 Good 182 reviews

    “Good store with lots of selections. Usually lines are long, parking is available with easily. Cashiers are friendly and helpful. I use this food 4 less often. I would recommend this place if you be something, they also sell ice and alcohol. Not for everyday use.”

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