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Supermarkets in Perris, CA

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  1. WinCo Foods - 3150 Case Road

    3150 Case Road, Perris CA 92571

    4 Good 322 reviews

    “I love WinCo but the self-checkout it's not working for cash I love using the self-checkout because I can use my change when I'm broke at this WinCo some of the cashiers at to self checkout have an attitude I don't understand why people work at places but don't smile are you good customer skills I'm not perfect but if I wasn't happy at a job believe me I would not be there...”

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  2. ALDI - 80 Citrus Avenue

    80 Citrus Avenue, Perris CA 92571

    4 Good 110 reviews

    “Love this Aldi, all the cashiers are very friendly and welcoming!! they make me feel valued as a customer and they make me want to keep coming back to shop here.”

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  3. Market Plus - 2055 N Perris Blvd # G1

    2055 N Perris Blvd # G1, Perris CA 92571

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “Greatest liquor store ever. The workers are so nice and I like how one of the fridge handles is shaped like a beer bottle. They also sell freeze dried candy. This store is a go to if you ever visit perris CA”

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  5. La Favorita Supermarket - 546 Indian Hills Cir

    546 Indian Hills Cir, Perris CA 92570

    3.2 Average 23 reviews

    “Good for a quick stop to get what you need when you don't wanna go all the way into town into the supermarket, they are reasonable prices and very polite here too!”

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  6. Cardenas Markets - 2560 North Perris Boulevard

    2560 North Perris Boulevard, Perris CA 92571

    2.8 Average 160 reviews

    “The bolillo was superb on my visit today! It was absolutely delicious in all ways 10/10. The baker really knows what they’re doing b/c it hasn’t been this good in a long time😊 thank you can’t wait for more😋”

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