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Supermarkets in Pico Rivera, CA

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  1. Mother's Nutritional Center - 8870 Whittier Boulevard

    8870 Whittier Boulevard, Pico Rivera CA 90660

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “I LOVE shopping at Mothers Nutrition in Pico Rivera. Their store is always neatly stocked. The entire staff is so friendly and helpful. They always have smiles on their faces and even if they’re busy, they always make you feel like a VIP. It’s always a pleasure to shop at Mothers Nutrition because of their stellar customer service!”

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  2. ALDI - 8950 Washington Blvd

    8950 Washington Blvd, Pico Rivera CA 90660

    3.7 Good 175 reviews

    “Low prices eggs are$1.29.better than Walmart eggs are $2.09.and they have a place we're day have .toys chair and other thing but u need to go when day put the item out because the go by fast”

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  3. Food 4 Less - 8620 Whittier Boulevard

    8620 Whittier Boulevard, Pico Rivera CA 90660

    3.6 Good 160 reviews

    “My go to grocery store and i love that they close late because sometimes i have an emergency for something i have to make early in the morning so that helps a lot. The only thing is the strawberries and grapes are never in good shape but sometimes they’re pretty good, wish it was always that way. Other than that i love it.”

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  5. Farmers & Growers Market - 8922 Beverly Blvd A

    8922 Beverly Blvd A, Pico Rivera CA 90660

    3.1 Average 16 reviews

    “I was able to stock our refrigerator last Thursday with the fruits and veggies we need each week at this farmer's market. Their products don't cost significantly more than those found in supermarkets. Directly from their farms, a range of organic fruits and vegetables are harvested. We'll return soon and tell everyone we know about it!”

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